Southboro Wins Water Rights After Metropolitans Plan Fails
The Logis reports the Committee on Metropolitan Water rejected a proposal to supply Southboro with 150 thousand gallons daily at no charge. The town retained rights to up to 200 thousand gallons daily from an abandoned pressure tunnel, with a past act allowing charges at cost and a $25,000 bond to tap the system, plus removal of the pumping station to a new site.
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Officials contest Metropolitans district land seizure
The text notes town officials challenge a metropolitan district's move to take more than twenty five percent of the town's area for a water system. It mentions health department concerns and the potential abrogation of local control. The fragment hints at civic dispute and territorial impact on the town.
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Department of Health
Acme
Knights of Columbus hall program delights pupils crowd
A local event at the Knights of Columbus hall featured a large crowd enjoying a school program. Dianne and a chorus led performances while pupils and parents applauded the choral pieces and may have included named performers like Betty Pontgon and Mary Oates.
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Betty Pontgon
Mary Oates
Jean ‘Stein
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Marion Brown
Tat Cit Chaves Wood
Betty
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Maynard Under Unique Sana Novel Transforming Auditorium
An unusual literary event transformed the George auditorium into a vibrant venue, showcasing a colorful, speculative work titled Maynard Under. Attendees described the atmosphere as electric and immersive, blending performance and narrative in a novel style.
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Maynard
Nanti
George Lasting
Atmo
Junior Prom of Class of 1949 Held at Local High School
The Class of 1949 staged its Junior Prom in a four walls and a nine by twelve room setting. The grand march featured officers led by Francis Crowley as president and Mary Punch as vice president with Ruth Garside as secretary and Walter Higgins as treasurer. Baron Hugo and his orchestra provided music while chaperones included Mrs Frankley and Mrs John Punch among others.
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Condature
Francis Crowley
Mary Punch
Ruth’ Garside
Walter Higgins
Frankley
John Punch
John Higgins
Charles Leker
Donald A. Lent
Mig Alln Lerer
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Philip’ Buscemi
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Prom Success Owed to Faculty Aid
B FieM and faculty aides worked tirelessly to ensure the Prom was a success, dedicating time and effort to planning, coordinating, and supporting students throughout the event.
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B. Fiem
Sudbury Notes Show Summer Work and Family Visits
In Sudbury and Barre Vermont, Mr pid and Mrs Cluff plan a summer at the Stone Place farm. Mother's Day highlights include Robert Phelps in Aabladn calling his mother Mrs William Phel living in Westhoro. The Phelps family once lived in Sudbury. Mr Phelps worked in Rogers greenhouses as children attended the public. Rutherry visits friends here and plans to return to her former home for the summer.
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Pid
Fawin Cluff
Nylly
Barre
Vermont
Cluff
Robert Phelps
Memorial Service and Poppy Sale Held by West Acton Legion
West Acton notes show the local American Legion post planning its annual Memorial Mass at St Elizabeth's Mission Church on Sunday May 25, with the Ladies Auxiliary conducting the poppy sale on Saturday May 24 to aid disabled war veterans. Also updates include travel for Mrs Everett Montague and son to California, Charles S Coulter visiting en route to Fort Devens, Mrs Rosalie Winchester moving to Lawrence, a new-born daughter to the Meldrum family, and West Acton 4 H members attending a Concord party.
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G. A. Ry Halk
Thomas
Gallaher
American Legion Post
St. Elizabeth's Mission Church
Everett
Montague
William
Beach
California
Charles. S. Coulte
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Fort Devens
Rosaie
Winchester
Myer Cummingé
Lawrence
Miss Benedetto to Wed in June as Shower Parties Held
Marthoro Twa reports Miss Benedetto of 122 Broadstreet is to marry Robert Garcia in June. A shower hosted by the Children of Mary Sodality and a dinner at the Mertboro Country Club honored her, with Rita and Eleanor Argall and other hosts presenting gifts.
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Marthoro
Jose Marcerino
Miss Benedetto
Mertboro Country Club
Berlin Miss Rogers Accepts Worcester Office Role
Berlin Miss Josephine Rogers, a student at Worcester College of Business Administration, has accepted employment in the office of Perkins & Butler in Worcester.
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Josephine Rogers
Beckers, Callegne of Business Administration
Worcester
Perkins & Butler
Body of Curran Recovered From Nail Pond South Acton
The body of 41 year old John A Curran, a Maynard mill worker, was found Sunday in Nail Pond near South Acton. Curran had disappeared after leaving home May 7 for work at the Maynard American Woolen Company. Police and medical examiners viewed the body before it was moved to Maynard. Authorities believe drowning accidental. Dr. O Lawrence Clark continues inquiry.
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John A Curran
Ats
Ney
Ineer Thomas Connors
South Acton Woolen Company
Connors
Michael Foley
O. Lawrence Clark
Maynard
Curran
Bexboro
Boxboro
American Woolen Company
Clark
Lola
Scholarships Awarded to Fred Cole and Mary Alice Newman
The Marlboro High School Alumni Association scholarship committee met yesterday and selected Fred Cole and Mary Alice Newman for $150 prizes. Kathleen Fahey is named as alternate. Scholarships to be presented at the senior class graduation next month. This marks the second year the alumni award these scholarships.
Girl Scouts Meet at Marlboro School Under Leaders
Marlboro Girl Scouts Troop met yesterday afternoon at Hirth School under Mrs. Wilma Wakelin and Mrs. Kathryn Morse. The group will meet next Tuesday at 3 45 p m at Union Common on Main Street. Prono 2 plans a meeting tonight at 7 p m in the W P A recreation hall on Bolton Street with Miss Mary Fee in charge.
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Girl Scouts
Marlboro
Girl Scouts of
Hirth
Wilma Wakelin
Kathryn Morse
Union Common
Main
Prono 2
Bolton Street
Mary Fee
Bride and groom wed in Bridget church ceremony
Nerio Bignchi and Miriam Haudaon married in a Saturday ceremony at Bridget's church. Father Croake officiated as Harry Johnston served as best man. The bride wore a brown and tan suit with yellow rose corsage. the maid of honor wore white. After the wedding, guests from WN H Maynard Hudgon attended a small reception. The couple plans a New York trip and will reside at 7 Howe Street Hu.
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Nerio Bignchi
Miriam
Haudaon
Sven
Bridget
Ma Rey
Croake
Harry Johnston
Trier
Katherine
Schofield
Hollowine
New York
Howe Street
Bolton approves tax rate increase amid state measures
Bolton records show the tax rate rising by two dollars to 32.00, approved by State Commissioner Henry after a prior adjustment. The Northboro rate fell four dollars and Bolton’s action followed a series of state and local fiscal approvals.
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Northboro
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Marlboro Enterprise Briefs and Community Notes
Community items list short notices from Marlboro including a sports reference to Norton Tigers versus Boston hall game at Fenway, local personnel updates such as Malcolm McGee returning to duties at C. Penney Store after illness, and residents like Mrs. Pollard and Helen Philbrick mentioned in casual connections.
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Edward ‘Sissier
Gay Dominic Lombard
Atten Norton Tigers
Boston’ Hall
Fenway
Mrs William Wingter Return Home After Virginia Visit
Mrs William Wingter returned to her home on Avenue after visiting at her sister’s in Falls Church Virginia.
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William Wingter
Avenue
Ginia
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