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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1951

Page

19

Indian Stone Collection Attracts Noted Curator Eugene Hersey

Eugene Hersey houses a large private store of Indian stones gathered over decades from Marlboro Jensondale and Cochituate areas. The collection, assembled after a Cochituate era discovery and Fort Meadow finds, includes notable items like marta seaker hawk heads and rare regional pieces.

Sal Eugene Hersey Ersey Shawmut Bolton Pegnally Marlboro Jensondale Cochituate Mr. Hersey Fort Meadow Hersey

New Arrivals at Coast Hospital This May

New arrivals at a coastal hospital this May include Mrs. Arthur Nelson with daughter May, Corydon Wyman with son May 9, Mr. Mes Baie Maynard with son May 9, Mrs. Carl H. Tobey with son May 10, Mr. George W. Bell Wes with son May 13, and Sidney H. Mason with son May 14.

Arthur Nelson Corydon Wyman Mes Baie Maynard Carl H. Tobey George W. Bell Wes S. Sidney H. Mason

Muscato Couple Welcome Second Daughter in May Birth

West Concord couple Mr and Mrs Anthony J Muscato of 22 Conant Street announce the birth of their fourth child and second daughter May 12 at Emerson Hospital Concord. The baby is the younger sister of Valentine Muscato. Nore Dame track captain and former national schoolboy champion from Concord High. Twenty eight fillies have started the Kentucky Derby with Regret in 1915 the only winner. six others have finished second or third.

West Concord Anthony J. Muscato Conant Street Emerson Hospital Concord Valentine Muscato Concord High

Bedford Progressive Club Ladies Night Dinner Meeting

The Bedford Progressive Club held its regular meeting on Tuesday night May 1 8 at the clubhouse led by President Frank White. A ladies night program was run by William J Beecy Ways and Means chair. About 75 members and guests attended with a turkey dinner and entertainment. The next meeting is set for Tuesday night May 22 at 8 o clock.

Bedford Progressive Club Frank White William J. Beecy Ways and Means

Engagement of Miss Sybil Huntley to Harold B. Bowers

Concord announces the engagement of Miss Sybil J. Huntley daughter of Mrs Forrest C Huntley of 10 Brown Street Wal tham to Harold B Bowers son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Bowers of 19 Hubbard Street Concord The groom is a World War II veteran who attended local schools A wedding date has not been set.

Concord Forrest C. Huntley Brown Street Waltham Sybil J. Huntley Harold B. Bowers Charles F. Bowers Hubbard Street Bowers

Anonymous patron returns 27 year overdue library book

A battered book 27 years overdue was returned to the Fort Worth public library by an anonymous patron. Librarians said the fine would have totaled 167 dollars if collected.

Fort Worth Tex U. P Forth Worth

Funeral for Mrs Chisholm Held in Concord

Funeral rites for Ellen T Brennan Chisholm 69 wife of Alen D Chisholm retired butcher were held at Dee Funeral Home Concord then a high mass at St Bernard s Church. Burial followed at St Bernard s Cemetery. She leaves husband four sons one daughter and eight siblings.

Concord Ellen T. (Brennan) Chisholm Alen D. Chisholm Butcher Thoreaucourt Dee St. Bernard’s Church St. Bernard’s Cemetery James J. Mansfield Ladies Sodality of Charles H Helen) Rammelkamp, Jr Ceveland Heights Ohio Allen D. Chisholm Jr William B. Chisholm Portland

Rebekah Lodge Planned Degree Ceremony Monday Evening

The West Concord Willow Rebekah lodge will hold a regular meeting on Monday night May 21 with a degree conferred on several candidates by past noble grands. After May the lodge meets only once monthly through June August and a mystery ride is planned next month. Buy U S savings bonds.

West Concord Willow Rebekah

Were United in Marriage at Wayland

Sudbury Miss Catherine Agnes Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs William T Wilson married Herbert Henderson Jr son of Herbert Henderson of Wayland at Saint Ann s church Wayland on May 5 A nup tial mass at 10 a m Reverend George P McColgan officiating Miss Adelaide Wilson maid of honor Best man Douglas Lewis Ushers John Wilson and William Wilson Jr Bride given away by her father She wore a white satin gown with a finger tip veil and pearl necklace carried a prayer book with white roses and streamers with white sweet peas Her maid of honor wore pink taffeta and carried a bouquet red roses and blue iris Reception followed in Sudbury Town hall Couple left for Niagara Falls trip.

Sudbury Catherine Agnes Wilson William T. Wilson Horse Pond Road Herbert Henderson Wayland Saint Ann's Church George P. McColgan Adelaide Wilson Douglas Lewis John Wilson William Wilson Niagara Falls

Gleasondale Couples Club Holds Annual Sports Night

The Couples Club of Gleasondale Methodist church hosted its annual sports night on church grounds. About 30 members attended the evening with a weenie roast and baseball game as Kenneth Robblee led the program, assisted by secretary Mrs. George Manter. The club presented Rev. Newell Booth Jr. and his fiancée Miss Mary Louise Jones with an electric toastmaster.

Couples Club Gleasondale Methodist Church Kenneth Robblee Glasondale Road George Manter Newell Booth Jr Mary Louise Jones

Stow 4-H Girls Day Set for May 19 in Lexington

Middlesex County girls from Stow will attend a 4-H event in Carey Hall Lexington on Saturday May 19. Girls must gather in Maynard to board the chartered bus. contact Mrs. Raymond Phalon for time and bus fare.

Stow Middlesex County Carey Hall Lexington Maynard Raymond Phalon

Tried since 1898 but Army refuses Kalispell man

Kalispell Montana resident Aaron Thompson says he is healthy strong and meets height and shoulder standards yet Army recruiters rejected him after four volunteer efforts during the Spanish American and two world wars and now the Korean War. The piece also notes a civil defense advisory on shutoffs to save lives in an atomic attack.

Kalispell Mont U. P Aaron Thompson Army Thompson Civil Defense Agency

Sudbury Folk Attend Dedication Service at Framingham Center

Sudbury residents joined 6 000 worshippers at the dedication of the Massachusetts Congregational Conference Center in Framingham. The service featured a 500-voice choir, a Roland Hayes concert with Reginald Boardman, and a series of readings led by church leaders from Boston Worcester Framingham and Attleboro.

Framingham Sudbury Massachusetts Congregational Conference Center Adams Chickering and Son Fitchburg Lord Jesus Edward W. Hale Plymouth Congregational Church Shaw Frederick M. Meek Old South Congregational Church Boston Albert Buckner Coe Massachusetts Russell B. Richardson Second Congregational Church Attleboro Rowley John Whitney MacNeil Grace Church John D Copp Albert A. Tallant Florence Fisher Jacqueline Clark Warren Wright Anthony Argotis Young Peoples Group Memorial Church Nancy Shoemaker Phillip Palmer Robert Hall Claude R. Poole Maxwell Eaton Frank Davis James Bartlett Framingham Auditorium Roland Hayes Reginald Boardman

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Mary E. Peterson

The Peterson family thanks relatives and friends for sympathy and acts of kindness after the loss of wife and mother Mary E. Peterson. Harold C. Peterson and Family.

Mary E. Peterson Harold C. Peterson

Concord guests attend Boston wedding of Mrs Crowninshield's daughter

A Boston wedding united Mrs William O Taylor of Boston and the late Mrs Taylor with Sewall Henry Pessen den Jr son of Mrs Sewall H Fessenden of Chestnut Hill and the late Mr Fessenden. Dr Edwin P Booth officiated.

Concord Boston Taylor Crowninshield William O. Taylor

Minnesota Legislature Rejects State Bird Loon designation

The Minnesota legislature rejected an attempt to designate the loon as the official state bird. The measure failed amid debate over symbolism and state identity.

St. Paul, Minn U. P Minnesota

Also Mentioned on This Page

Muscatos Jol Citizen Main Street Congress United Co-Operative Maynard, Mass Eugene W. Hersey Shawmut Avenue Marboro Rogressie Club Sybil Huntley Library Fine Doctor Hanson Mutual Bay U. S. Auxiliary Rebekahs U. S Catherine A. Wilson Herbert Henderson, Jr Pennsylvania United Co-Op Society Euclid Avenue Mass Luther Childs Ralph Stone, Jr Mac Wayland Motors Lane Horrie Eee Cedar Hope Whitney Baby Simmons Beauty Gibson Gruber Bros Main
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