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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1956
Page
3
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs en at 170 Comn te on April 23 at a hospital. The other daughter is mentioned as Mrs Mullen and Noonan of acs BONDS.
A well attended Carlisle 4-H Exhibit at the Grange hall Friday night featured five of eight groups and about 60 youths. Mrs. Francis Roderick welcomed attendees as groups demonstrated and modeled clothes. County Extension staff Janice Morris and Maurice Roberts presented prize awards before a film and refreshments.
The Capt Isaac Davis Chapter DAR will hold its annual meeting on Thursday evening May 10 at the Groton Inn. Miss Enid M Sadler re gent will preside and the annual election of officers will take place. This is the final scheduled meeting of the season.
The Stow School Investigating Committee met at Hale High School on Thursday evening April 26 to organize and plan inquiries into school needs both present and future. Open meetings begin May 9 on the second Wednesday of each month at 8 p.m. at the High School with additional meetings as needed. Members include William Peck chairing, Mrs. Whitney T. Ferguson secretary, William Smith, Derwood Frost, and Thruston Hammer, detailing local ties and roles.
The Bedford Lions Club holds its next meeting and supper on Wednesday May 9 at the Navao Restaurant. President Paul Gilman will preside and officers will be elected. A delegation may attend the state convention at Swampscott May 18 to 20.
Maynard School Band and Emerson Junior High Glee Clubs prep for Northeastern Massachusetts Music Festival in Watertown on Saturday May 5. Buses depart Junior High at 7 30 a m with parents invited to ride. Auditions for glee clubs at 9 06 a m and Maynard Band at 11 15 a m in East Junior High facilities. Parade at 2 p m from East Junior High to Victory Field for massed band concert led by Lee Chrisman Boston University Band Director.
Mrs Theodore B Plimpton hosts a bridge party at Candy Hill on May 15 2 to 5 p m for St Elizabeths Episcopal Church Reservations through Mrs William Malock John Powers leads Emerson Hospital Fund Drive serving Sudbury and surrounding towns Emerson Hospital in Concord treats about 1100 residents in ten years 889 in six years at least 75 Sudbury babies in five years Sudbury Auxiliary forming new drive volunteers call Mr Powers at HI 3 6390 to help.
The Acton Center Woman's Club will hold its annual luncheon on Wednesday May 9 at 1 PM at the Groton Inn. Election of officers will occur and reservations are handled by Mrs. Alden Flagg Jr and Mrs. Harrington Moore. The president Mrs. Frederick Abbt hosted the executive board meeting yesterday. A center tea last week welcomed 20 prospective members with Mrs. Abbt outlining the club's history and purpose. co‑chairmen were Mrs. Paul McPherson and Mrs. Gerald Hollis.
The Woman's Association of Memorial Congregational Church plans a May Day Salad Luncheon on Thursday May 10 at 12 45. Attendees should bring enough salad for four in a May Basket after a 10 a m sewing session. The annual meeting will follow at 2 p m with Mrs Leslie Hall leading the devotional hour.
Acton Planning Board chair Acton-William Flood spoke to the Acton Lions Club at Liberty Tree House South Acton. He outlined board duties and fielded questions. A nominating report was given, elections set for next meeting, and plans were announced for a Town Hall dance and a May 29 ladies night.
Cambridge Judge Monahan of the Middlesex Probate Court granted a divorce to Mrs. Alice M. Rouillard of 3 Prospect Street Maynard from Marcelin H. Rouillard of 29 Roosevelt Street Maynard for cruelty. She receives custody of their three minor children and an order requiring the husband to pay $45 weekly support. The couple married November 12 1954 in Maynard Massachusetts. Attorney John F E Rice of Marlboro represented Mrs Rouillard.
Of the 800000 people who die from heart diseases annually, about one third are younger than 64. This highlights a significant share of premature deaths from cardiovascular illness.
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