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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1946
Page
8
Frederick Geish e street converts to Veterans theatre building with new address details. Geisler plans to arrange films and club events on Fridays or Saturdays, offering free projectors and possible club access. Local notes reference various community uses and scheduling.
Miss Claire Natalie Joyce of Boxboro became the bride of Dominic Anthony Inferrera of Bedford Street Concord in a Sunday ceremony at Acton attended by family and friends. Rev Stephen J Murray officiated. The couple, graduates of Concord High School, will reside on Bedford Street after a wedding trip.
Mr and Mrs Henry Howard Fay of Monument Street hosted a small tea dance in Boston last Saturday for their daughter Elizabeth Fay. Guests included Miss Mary Constance Boardman Miss Fay Dabney Miss Diana Sturgis and several Dabney relatives among others. Arkansas is noted as the largest bauxite state in the United States.
Concord Lincoln won the league title and annual rolloff at the Mill Dam Bowing League banquet in Elks hall after a catered supper. Captains include Pep Cousins and Dick Kelley with Tony Delsie earning high individual award 106.6. Other awards go to Dalgo Bregoli and Angelo Bartolomeo. Reformatory and Thrift teams, plus All Stars, gain recognition.
The Maynard Dramatic Club presented a three act mystery comedy Batchelor Buttons at Parker Street Hall on April 22 and 23. The plot unfolds in a New York rooming house with Edison Otway and Keats Fairlee, plus a varied cast including Virgie and a gang of kidnappers, leading to a thrilling climax as Blind Joe abducts Virgie.
The wedding of Mildred Helen McBreen daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J McBreen and Lawrence Howe of Oakland Maine occurred at St Bernard's rectory on Easter Sunday. Rev Michael J Burke united them. Miss Agnes J McBreen was maid of honor and Leo Bennett was best man. A private reception followed at the bride's parents home. The bride, a Concord High School graduate, worked at Concord Market. The groom, a U S Army veteran, is employed in Oakland Maine. They plan a wedding trip to New York and will reside in Oakland.
The play features multiple couples and disguises as acts unfold. Lonely hides jealousy while Virgie and Edison confess love, Cherry and Keats quarrel yet vow to stay together, and Keats’s final eulog yan hints at Edison’s invention batchler button. Strong ensemble performances punctuate brisk pacing. Buy Victory Bonds and Stamp.
Lieut Winslow P Damon U S Army Air Corps son of Ketman Damon of West Concord serves in the air corps. Pfc John R Corkum of Bedford Court son of Mrs Bridget Corkum served in the European Theatre. Pic Arthur W Tupper of Crest Street West Concord separated at Fort Devens after service in the U S Corp. Kenneth MacLeod US Marine Corps recently returned from Tsing Chia and discharged. he is son of Mr and Mrs E MacLeod of Lincoln and earned the Purple Heart and Presidential Citation for Okinawa.
Concord resident Frances Eileen Berry daughter of Mr and Mrs John G Berry married Stephen John Defino Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Defino Sr of Watertown in a 4 pm Easter Sunday ceremony at St Bernard s Church Concord Rev Mark P Sullivan officiated and a reception followed at the Concord Girl Scout House Bride wore white brocade lace gown with fingertip veil and carried white roses maid of honor Catherine Berry wore pink lace net dress best man Felix Bonica of Waltham attended with ushers not completed in text.
George J. Dorval of Waltham and James E. Champoux of Sau gus plan to wed. The bride, a Pierce Secretarial School graduate, works at Chase Laboratories in Waltham. The groom is employed at Chase. after a wedding trip they will live in Watertown.
The Concord tree surgery department has begun removing two large shade trees on Main Street in front of the cemetery. The trees were badly battered by the 1038 hurricane and have gradually deteriorated.
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