Maynard Board of Health Sets Sewage Disposal Rules 1954
Maynard Massachusetts Board of Health on May 6 1954 adopted rules governing construction and installation of cesspools and septic tanks for new dwellings. The regulation requires sanitary approval before building and outlines testing percolation requirements leach field sizes and distances from structures and property lines with detailed design plates and minimum depths. The rules emphasize owner responsibility for testing designing and financing proper sewage disposal systems.
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Board‘of Health
Lester F. Cowle
George I
Edwards John J. Johnston
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Middlesex North Pomona Meeting Attendees List
Report from Westford notes attendees including State Deputy Edward R and Mrs Stephen Edward C Stephen Charles Swanson James Gallagher and Mae Swanson of South Street who was absent due to illness but marked her birthday yesterday. Also mentions a cooking tip to flavor potatoes with onion salt.
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Middlesex North Pomona
Westford
Edward R
Mrs. Stephen
Edward C. Stephen
Charles Swanson
James ‘Gallagher
Mae ‘Swanson
South Street
Middlesex School
Lincoln Garden Club to Meet at Merriam Home
Lincoln Garden Club holds its next meeting at the home of president Mrs. Richard S. Merriam on Monday June 7 reports and election of officers will occur. At the previous gathering Franz de Jaeger spoke on Spring Time Rhub s at Mrs. Priest’s home with hostesses Mrs. Daniel Comstock and Mrs. Louis C. Farley.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Garden ‘Club
Richard S. Merriam
Franz ‘Dé- Jaeger
Pri
Henderson
Walden ‘Pond Road
Daniel Comstock
Louis C. Farley
Sewage disposal trench standards and inspection requirements
Instructions cover trench length, width, depth, grade, and filter material for disposal fields. Specifications include pipe types, joints, protective coverings, inspec tion by the Board of Health, and engineer certification requirements.
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Board of Health
Musketaquid Boy Scouts Elect Officers At District Meeting
Musketaquid District held its annual meeting at the Colonial Inn with about 50 attending a roast beef dinner. District Chairman Melvin M. King presided as new slate was announced including Lemuel A. Watkins as chairman and Robert W. MacFarland as vice chairman, with many district members named.
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Musketaquid Boy Scouts
Concord
Musketaquid
Colonial Inn
Melvin M. King
Edmund C. Dow
Toassinastér
Chester Zucker
Howard Butler
Butler
David
Edward J. Bartlett
William Shumway
Dr. Dow
Elliot Hubbard
Alfred J. Baptiste
Micholas M. ‘der
Ney
John Cashman
Charles W. Allen
Jack Barnaby
George A. ‘Clark
Hubbard
Lemuel A. Watkins
Robert W. MacFarland
Robert H. Daly
Cashman
King
Shumway
Albert Whiteman
Karl V. Struss
James Gallagher
Clarence Campbell
Clifford A. Pulis
Rudolph W. Currier
Allen B. White
Alexander F. MacEachern
Edward Madden
G. Sherman Blair
Allen Morton R. Seavey
John W. Codding
Bartlett
Robert Bamford
Arthur F. March
Prentice Downs
Barnaby
Stuart Avery
Robert Bradford
Herbert B. Smith
Sachem Council
Elliot Vining
Distict
Local 4-H Members Exhibit At Achievement Day In Cary Hall
Concord Local 4-H members attended the Achievement Day program in Cary Memorial Hall Lexington with about 400 parents and friends present. Over 300 entrants entered crafts knitting foods and a dress revue. Mid Middlesex Extension Service agents Irene Holmes Jesse James Blanche Eames directed by Allister F. MacDougall. Mary Reid Ruth Campbell Sandra Roberts named to represent Girls State with Anne Serrell as alternate.
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Concord
Cary Memorial Hall
Lexington
Middlesex County Extension Service
Agen’s
Irene Holmes
Jesse James
Blanche Eames
Allister F. MacDougall
Ethel Veenendaal
Janet Bowen
Campaign head thanks Enterprise for Red Cross drive help
Edward Motley, general chairman of the annual Red Cross campaign, thanks the Enterprise for assisting with stories and news items. He notes the quota was exceeded by about 2800 dollars and credits the Enterprise’s contribution as a key factor in the drive’s success.
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Concord
Edward Motley
Red Cross
Wevare
Carlisle Grangers Meet and Past Masters Night In Burlington
Carlisle Grange members joined Pinehurst Grange for a joint meeting at Pinehurst. Master Marion Pedersen led Carlisle activities. Pinehurst members organized the program. Last night several attended Past Masters Night in Burlington. Carlisle Grange No 402 plans next meeting on Wednesday May 19 at 8 PM.
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Carlisle ‘Grange
P. of C
Pinehurst Grange
Marion Pedersen
Pinehurst
Burlington
Carlisle Grange
Beaudoin Family Announces First Daughter Birth
Beaudoins announce the birth of their fifth child and first daughter on May 6 at Homeeton Hospital. The baby is the first granddaughter for Mr and Mrs Alfred Sees of West Acton, with parents Mr and Mrs James J Mullen of West Acton and the mother’s husband Louis Bennet of Lawrence.
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Rene Amehr
Patricia Mul- Ten
Midin Street
Yomeeton ‘Hospital
West Acton
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Céncora
James J. Mullen
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Acton
Louis Benit
Lawrence
Acton Leaders Promote Faith and Community Programs
Local Acton and Chelmsford figures attended church and civic events last week. Massachusetts House member J DeSaulnier led a Chelmsford sports night as toastmaster with Principal John Conrad among speakers. Rep Charles Gibbons spoke at South Acton Congregational Junior Guild. Acton VFW Auxiliary volunteers aided YMCA programs. Sam J. Patterson heads publicity.
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Bawnery J.desaulnier
Custentons
Acton
Chelmsford
Massachusetts
House of ‘Representatives
John Conrad
Lotaly
Charles Gibbons
Stoneham
South ‘Acton Congregational Church
Three From Area Share In Prizes In New England Contest
Concord winners in the Tour New England Contest sponsored by a Boston newspaper shared in the prizes. Mrs. Howard Cole of Bedford won, as did George M. Johnstone of Concord and Mrs. Hattie L. Clark of Lowell Road. They placed among the 25th to 126th ranges of prizes.
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Concord
New England
Boston
Howard Cole
Wayte ‘Road
Bedford
George M. Johnstone
Hattie L. ‘Clark
Lowell Road
Bedford Notes Local News and Family Announcements
Bedford residents report career moves births and church events Mrs Jane Tsner accepts a position with East Coast Aero Tech at Hanscom Airport Bedford welcomes newborn Susan Margaret to Mr and Mrs Martines Rev Henry Wilder Foote guests at First Parish Unitarian Church Evan Boynton solos Harold J Wellington heads civilian defense warden registrations Everett L Gottschalk leads civil defense Bafta Club visits Chelmsford nominating slate announced George Hayford birth MaryAnn named at hospital
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Jane Tsner
Hancock Street
East Coast Aero Tech
Hanscom Airport
Bedford
First Parish Unitarian Church
Henry Wilder Foote
Cambridge
Evan ‘Boynton
Harold J. Wellington
Civil Defense Agency
Everett L. ‘Gottschalk
Return Home After Trip From West Concord Areas
The Misses Beaudoin West Acton Paulin West Concord and Ada Harrison Carlisle returned home Sunday after a week away New Work pie
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West Concord
Beaudoin
West Acton
Pahlin
West Conoo
Ada Harrison
Carlisle
Sowing Seeds Guide for Vegetable Gardens and Thinning
A gardener’s guide on sowing density to avoid waste and gaps. It covers general rules such as no more than fifteen seeds per foot for standard germination and porous soil, with adjustments for poor germination, old seed, and seed size. It discusses carrot crust issues, spacing for large seeds like beets Swiss chard, bush beans in pairs, and practical thinning strategies.
Spark meetings with a film show to wake quiet groups
Mason County News notes that bored meetings lack drive. A simple 16 millimeter projector with free films can spark civic programs in churches schools and clubs. The piece mentions smokers, lawn mowers and progress as parallels to entertainment to engage audiences.
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Mason County News
New Haven
West Virginia
Tvst
Lincoln Players Plan Open Meeting and Picnic
Lincoln Players schedule an open meeting and picnic on Sunday May 23 at the home of Mr and Mrs Noman W Fradd Trapelo Road. Mrs Harold T Ashworth and Mrs Howera Snelting will supervise supper. Fall play dates set for November 12 and 18 directed by Mrs John H Sisson with Mrs Evelth R Todd as president.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Players
Engagement Notice for Ellen Olsen and Roland Dumont
Local residents report Miss Ellen S. Olsen of Lowell engaged to Roland R. Dumont, son of Mrs Yvonne Miner, of Lowell. The couple plans a nuptial mass at St Patrick's in Lowell on July 26, with the groom-to-be stationed at the U S Veterans in Bedford.
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Ellen S. Olsen
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