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Copper mel finish item priced at 95 with $10.95. Wrought gotherproof installation listed at $14.95. Bag lime at $1.00. Tric clippers shown at $42.50 with 40 percent off switch noted.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1955
Page
3
Copper mel finish item priced at 95 with $10.95. Wrought gotherproof installation listed at $14.95. Bag lime at $1.00. Tric clippers shown at $42.50 with 40 percent off switch noted.
Middlesex Soil Conservation District notes completion of a group drainage job on Sudbury road in Concord. Farm pond plans by Al Bresnick will supply fire protection for five neighbors, while farm ponds reduce insurance premiums up to twenty percent. Jesse Fairfield of Berkshire County pioneered cheaper fire insurance via cooperative pond initiatives.
Siow The Project Committee of the First Parish Church bought a pine oak and sugar maple for church grounds. The Garden Club placed a pineoak on the Common in memory of Mrs Martha Lambert. The Stow Grange fair at Town Hall drew a large crowd with a turkey supper and dancing. The 4 H Exhibit shown and results will be announced next week. The 4 H Dairy Club meets at Miss Thelma Phalon’s Red Acre Road home and will hold Field Day May 14 starting 10 am at Betsy Davis’s Sudbury home with showing and leading events. Edward Denton oversees, with 4 H Club Agent Sidney Montague as guest. Marjorie Warren chairs the Gilbert and Sullivan Iolanthe ticket committee for the Little Theatre at Lowell State Teachers College May 4 5 6. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Warren Hennigan of Lake Boone on the birth of a son.
Sudbury youths Thomas Cahill III and another from Sudbury gained awards at the Boston newspaper sponsored Massachusetts Science Fair held at MIT Rockwell Cage. Cahill earned a third prize for a Vandegraaff generator atom smasher. first place winners advance to the New England Fair in Bridgeport.
Concord couple Mr and Mrs John A Perkins announce the birth of their son William Bartlett Perkins on April 26 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert C Cobb of Littleton and Mr and Mrs Ralph C Perkins of South Dartmouth.
The Stow P T A voted to award a $100 scholarship to a top high school senior each year. A school lunch program benefit dinner is planned for May 8 at Hale High School. tickets via P T A members or call Mrs. Woodhead at Colonial 3 5670. The next Low-Teen Party is set for May 14, with 6th to 8th graders' parents invited. Hamilton Herman of MIT spoke on looming US school challenges and the need to hire teachers as capacity must grow 80 percent over 15 years. A Hale High School reunion is scheduled for June 4 with registration at Town Hall at 6 pm, dinner at 7 pm, and dancing to a four-piece orchestra. reservations by May 28. Committee includes Hazel Moore and others from class years 34 to 1955. The Ladies Alliance of the First Parish Church met at Mrs. Myron Curtis’s home on Great Road.
Stow Unity Club met May 2 at the home of Mrs. John Miner to discuss the year ahead. The Pilot Grove Mothers Club will gather May 2 at 7 30 for mothers of first graders and those with children at Pilot Grove School.
Sudbury moves to demolish the old South Sudbury railroad station starting next Monday. Albert St. Germane, the building inspector, notes 16 single family dwellings were built in April at an estimated cost of 155200. A tip to clean windows uses kerosene droplets to reduce rain spotting.
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