Sudbury Grange Meeting Includes Story Hour and Notices
The Sudbury Grange held its regular meeting on Tuesday May 13 with Waltham Berlin and Jo Granges invited. A story telling session was arranged for children in grades one through four. Ann Dell Anno, daughter of Mrs Frank Vana, was named to Simmons College junior welcome committee. Theodore Mayer on Sudbury Road has sold his property and the Florences are expected home around May 15 to transfer ownership.
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Sudbury Grange
Waltham
Berlin
Jo Granges
Willam Robert
Elizabeth Gled
Ann. Dell’Anno
Theodore Mayer
Sudbury Road
Local Church Masses Set for May 15 Feast Day
Friends regret members leaving the community as Masses are scheduled at St. Ann's Sudbury parish on May 15 at 6 30 and 8 00. Stuart and William Edgerly visited their parents on Mother's Day weekend at their Maynard Road home.
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St. Ann’s Church
Sudbury - Ae
Stuart
William Edgerly
Professor
Mrs. Edgerly
Maynard Road
Dinner guests of Miss Gertrude Halloran
Mrs William B Prescott and Mrs B W Dezotell were dinner guests of Miss Gertrude M Halloran on Tuesday.
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William B. Prescott
B.W. ‘Dezotell
Gertrude M Halloran
Frosts celebrate twins born same day at Concord hospital
In Sudbury Concord the Frost family welcomes two grandsons born on the same day at Emerson hospital. Josiah F. Frost's son arrived at 4 p.m. and Robert W. Frost's son at noon. David Palmer Frost is the Josiah Frosts’ second child and Robert Wellington Frost Jr. is the first child in the Robert W Frost line.
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Sudbury
Guernsey
L ‘Frosts
Em ‘Erson
Concord
Josiah F. Frost
Robert W.frost
David Palmer Frost
Josiah Frosts
Robert Wellington Frost Jr
Robert W Frost
West Concord Couple Celebrates 47th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John E Ruble of 9 Shirley Street observe their forty seventh wedding anniversary in West Concord. The long married pair are highlighted as a well known local couple.
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West Concord
John ‘E. Ruble
Shirley Street
J. “Warren ‘Blake
North Tead
Lincoln ‘E. Gurther
New ‘York
Washington
Bedford
Hartford ‘Street
Straw Hats Return As Summer Styles Debut
May marks the official straw hat opening signaling summer style ahead. New straw designs target broad tastes with updated, more fashionable looks for men. Hat manufacturers unveil creations intended to add vigor to the season.
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Iefi
Couple quietly weds at home in West Virginia
A couple married in Lowdell West Virginia and later moved to Concord. They have four children and several grandchildren.
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Lowdell
West
Virginia
Concord
South Acton Cake Walk Sponsored by Ladies Circle
The Ladies' Social Circle of the South Acton Universalist Church sponsors a Cake Walk Monday at 8:00 in the church. An evening of fun and socialability is promised. Committee: Mrs Richard F Deane chair, Mrs Gordon Crook, Miss Clara Sawyer, Mrs Leon Claflin.
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South Acton Universalist
Richard F. Deane
Gordon Crook
Clara Sawyer
Leon
Claflin
Miss Mack Patient at Rutland Vermont Hospital
Miss Barbara Mack daughter of Rev William E Mack is a patient at a Rutland hospital. She studies at Green Mountain School Poultney Vermont. A church meeting at the Trinitarian Church Concord includes violin selections and a Family life observance programs.
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Barabara “Mack
William E Mack
Rutland
Vermont
Miss Mack
Green Mountain School
Poultney
Edward S. “Nahigs
North Road
Woman's "Univr. of the
Trinitarian Church
Concord
Church of
St Ae
William
Mack
Massachusetts taxpayer group recalls towns' state payment increases
The Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers Associations today released a report showing approximate increases in state payments to towns due to proposed changes in state and local relationships under Governor Bradford. The findings outline how the new tax program would affect municipal funding.
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Boston
Massachusetts Federation of ‘Tax‘payers Associations
Bratford Iiiliis
Local Cub Scout Activities and Community Support Grow
The cub scout committee and den mothers meet with E Everett Putnam and A Perry Marble as Wes Acton and Scout executive Daniel Johnson of Groton share ideas. Registration cards go to nine to twelve year olds this week while events start next week and the American Legion donates $25 to Acton cub scouts. A rummage sale by the Ladies Circle of South Acton Congregational Church was successful, and Acton Garden Club members went on a bird walk last Friday.
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Cub Scout Committee
E. Everett Putnam
M Phigre
A.perry Marble
Wes’ Acton
Daniel Johnson
Acton
South Actor Congregational Church
Shawrence ‘Donnelly
George Loggs
Karl Jones
Walters Priest
Jot. Campbell
Acton Garden
Local High School Spring Musical Shines at Bedford
Lexington High School students led by Sam Braverman Judith Braverman Joan Thatcher Barbara Brolin Robert Mack and Joseph Damery performed in the spring musical at the high school on Friday night May 9. The event showcased student talent amid community support.
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Bedford
Lexington High School
Sam ‘Braverman
Judith ‘Braverman
Joan “Thatcher
Barbara ‘Brolin
Robert “Mack
Joseph Damery
Poppy Day Success At Bedford Poppy Drive
Bedford officers report Poppy Day raised funds with volunteers from the American Legion Auxiliary and veterans hospital patients making flowers. Townspeople bought the symbolic blossoms, resulting in about $25,000 in payments to the makers over eight years of the event.
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Thas
Bedford
Charles S. Hume
Sheass
Asthar J Rivet
Mos
Hard H. Jor
Thomas Poleo
Henry C. Isnor
Eugene E. Herlihy
Local clubs host guest speaker on Bees at Winifred Thornton Sims event
Mrs Louis Pfeiffer entertained the Winifred Thornton Sims Nature Club with guest speaker Mrs Carl Bryant of Lexington presenting Bees as the topic. The annual nominating committee reported officers and plans, while the Men’s Club enjoyed a toast beef dinner. The Whit inghouse Electric show featured home electric equipment. A June 2 family picnic was approved. Chester G Barnes and wife, after winter in Indio, California, occupy their home on Sweetwater Avenue.
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Louis “Pfeiffer
South Street
Winifred ‘Phornton
Simonds’ Nature Club
Carl'Bryant
Lexington
Johny Shain
Beales
Frank Pelaani
Harvey
J. Comrie
Caines
Joseph Page
Bncla
Church ‘of Christ
United’ Workers
Harold I. ‘Wellington
Syyndon
S. ‘Perkins
Reena Dickensen
Lei Ia Me Blake
Mercie
Chester G. Barnes
Indio
California
Sweetwater Avenue
Bedford Building Permit Fees Adopted by Selectmen
Bedford selectmen publish permit fees with valuation scales for residences and outbuildings up to 2000 dollars, 10000 to 15000, 15000 to 25000, and above. Fees range from 2 to 25 dollars plus minor adjustments for alterations and commercial buildings.
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Bedford
Baravalle Lecture Set at Hubert's Saturday
Sudbury resident Baravalle will present the school year lecture at Hubert's on Saturday May 30 at 2 30 p m. Roy Hawes of Sudbury Master of the Grange chapter and Massachusetts Brate Grange oppose tax increases for farmers arguing higher taxes hurt farm operations and transport. The talk asserts the General Court should protect farmers and keep tax levels steady.
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Baravalle
Hubert's
Roy Hawes
Sudbury
Brate Ring
Rganizatio H
Massacusetts Brate Grange
Satiban
Cuffe Bill on Machinery Tax Faces Reconsideration
Special to State House reports debate over a machinery tax at five dollars per thousand. Representative A Cuffe argues the rate is affordable while opponents say the local equipment tax cannot be justified. The measure advances under reconsideration after a 28 to 60 vote.
Senators Debate Age Based Benefit Plan
Fragmented OCR text discusses a Senate proposal against raising the minimum voting age for some benefits and mentions 18 year old dependents, pay after voting, and prefatory changes to child care benefits. No clear names or places are readable. The content appears garbled and inconclusive about specific entities or outcomes.
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Tion
Ielsea
Carta
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Westboro
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American Legion Auxiliary
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