Local Marlboro Enterprise ad policy and publication details
The Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts publishes weekly on Thursdays. It carries advertising copy rules and reprint policy for typographical errors, with notices for Eastern representation in Boston and New York.
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Postice
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Matthews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Sudbury Clerk and Coates Exchange Formal Greeting
Sudbury England appears in a correspondence between Sudbury Clerk Sudbury B Tighe and town clerk Coates. They discuss local administration terms and office meanings while noting a gift of a book of coloured photographs of Great Britain. The exchange includes personal regards and a wax monogram seal.
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Sudbury
Lawrence B. Tighe
Ald Coates
Age
England
Tighe
Great Britain
Scottish Highlands
Stereo Dance Ends Riflery Club Season
Sudbury report on the Stereo Dance at Sudbury Town Hall on May 15 raising funds for the Sudbury Junior Rifle Club. Event honored by Mr Phelps of Phelps TV and Appliance Shop with DJ Dona Antonia. chaperones listed and NRA small bore awards presented to Evelyn Beazley and others.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Town Hall
Phelps
Phelps T.V
Post Road
South Sudbury
Dona Antonia
D.J
Edward J. Austin
Ryburn Ross
James Fitzpatrick
Edgerton Antonia
Kenneth Burt
Arthur Worden
Evelyn Beazley
Michael Jewett
Kevin Moynihan
John Fitzpatrick
David Meckenzie
Roger Stretton
Carl Gainer
Owen Murray
John W. Austin
William T. Brewer
Stephen Kennally
James E. Austin
Frances ‘Beattie
Donn Antonia
Karl Borg
Win Frye. Jr
Harold Streeter
Rodney Duane
Ronald Floridia
Bradford Ferguson
Frank Pirrello Jr
Edwin Frye Jr
Marksman
Evelyn
Beazley
Marsden P. Griswold
Austin
Lincoln Police
Helicopters credited with Korea War evacuations
Helicopters performed nearly 10 000 evacuations and rescues of Allied troops during the Korean War, marking a crucial airlift role in the conflict.
Concord Patrols Tackle String of Pedestrian Mishaps
Patrolman Costello reports two pedestrian incidents in Concord near Bedford Street and Monson Road within ten days. Betty Hayes, 14, was struck near Veterans Administration Hospital by a hospital employee vehicle, suffering head trauma and possible leg fracture, hospitalization at Emerson. Also details of bicycle rider and other traffic incidents, plus a lengthy pursuit of a Roslindale suspect tied to multiple offenses and a June 4 district court hearing.
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Wm, .J. Costell
Concord
Bedford Street
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Paul A. Landini
Betty Hayes
Monson Road
Veterans Administration Hospital
Bedford
Beatty
Emerson Hospital
Thomas Tombeno
Fire Department
James F. Hanley
Paul M. Sweeney
Special Police
Sweeney
New Jersey
Sudbury Road
Concord Court
James Alexander
Kenneth B. Hiscoe
Myself
Walden Terrace
Alexander
Hiscoe
Costello
Thoreau Street
New Regional High School
Lincoln
Nsex
Roslindale
Boston
Concord District Court
Retired Judge Caiger Dies In Concord at 72
Concord widow Priscilla Fonbush Caiger and two daughters survive. Edward B Carter 72 longtime Concord attorney former selectman WWI veteran and former chair of Selective Service Board died Tuesday at Emerson Hospital in Concord. Services at First Parish Unitarian Church at 2 30 p m officiated by Rev Arthur B Jellis. Burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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Concord
Edward B.carter
Hubbard Street
Concord District Court
Emerson Hospital
Boston
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Caiger
the Selectman
Massachusetts Bar Association
First Irish Unitarian Church
Corinthian Lodge
Jamie J. Mansfield
A.L
Hawthorne Chapter
Order of
Eastern Star
Concord Grange
Chamber of Commerce
Concord ‘Cooperative Bank
Concord Home For
Selective Service Board
Priscilla Fonbush
Robert E. Sengthas
San Francisco
Cal
Robert B. Sargent
South Acton
First Parish Unitarian Church
Arthur B. Jellis
Sleepy Hollow
MacRae
Tunnicliffe Funeral Service
Concord High notes of interest and events
Ted Ridout elected president of the Thespians and new members join. Memorial Day assembly set for May 29 in the high school auditorium with Lt Col Robert C Wells as guest speaker. Class Day Dance presented by juniors with farewell to seniors and an 11 piece band.
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Concord
Ted” Ridout
Thespians
Robert C. Wells
Hanscom Air Base
George Ridout
Arlene Ryan
Karleen Kakas
Martha Robbins
Marilyn Lawrence
Swanson Family Welcomes New Granddaughter Linda Mae
Mr and Mrs Carl Swanson of South Street and Mrs Edith West of Cambridge visited Groton Conn to meet their new granddaughter Linda Mae Swanson. Karl V Struss and family of School Street spent a day at the circus.
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Carl Swanson
South Street
Edith West
Cambridge
Groton, Conn
Swanson
Linda Mae Swanson
Karl V. Struss
School Street
Rudolph W. Currier
Main Street
Shadowbrook
John W. Howard, Jr
Wilkie and Dutton Complete Library Service Course
Mrs. William A. Wilkie head librarian at Gleason Public Library and Mrs. George W. Dutton assistant on East and Westford streets completed an eight week course in Techniques of Public Library Service in Small Communities. The course was conducted at the state regional library center in North Reading and each will receive a certificate.
Framingham Dog Show Draws 1000 Plus Competitors Sunday
Framingham District Kennel Club hosts an all breed show Sunday at Bowditch Athletic Field Union Avenue starting at 1 pm. More than 59 German Shepherds 58 English Setters 26 St Bernards 35 Weimaraners and 14 Old English Sheepdogs compete. Judges come from 12 states and top hobbyists travel from California and Arizona.
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Framingham
Framingham District
Barbara Pfeiffer MacKinly
Schenectady
N.Y
America
St. Bernard’s
California
Arizona
American Kennel Club
New England
Kennel Club
Boston
Carlisle planning board opens long range plan session
Carlisle police conducted a target practice session and received a firearms lecture from Concord Rod & Gun Club at the clubhouse Monday night. Outdoor sessions are planned at Capt. Raymond Emerson’s in Concord with dates to be announced. More than 300 attended the recent open meeting on the possible long range plan for Carlisle.
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Carlisle
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Raymond Emerson
Concord
Meehans Return From West Concord Trip
Mr and Mrs Thomas F Meehan of West Concord returned from a trip that took them to Phoenix Arizona and included visits to Arizon Mexico Texas and relatives in Ohio and Michigan. U S Marines were with John Paul Jones on September 23 1779 when he uttered I have not yet begun to fight.
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Thos. F. Meehan
West Concord
Phoenix
Arizona
Arizon
Mexico
Texas
Ohio
Michigan
U. S
John Paul Jones
Talent Night for Granges Pomona Visit in Carlisle
Carlisle Grange No. 402 P H plans a Talent Night on Wednesday June 3 at 8 pm. Mrs Bessie Pedersen master will lead the business session with Granges from Bedford Lexington Lincoln invited to perform. A Pomona Officers Visitation with Pinehurst Grange was noted at the last meeting and Florence Philbrook and Edna Stacey arranged the Old Man's Dream skit. Refreshments will follow. A Tyngsborough visit by a delegation for Lecturers ee with Dracut Grange was noted Monday night.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
P. of H
Bessie Pedersen
Bedford
Lexington
Lincoln
Pinehurst Grange
Pomona
Florence Philbrook
Edna Stacey
Tyngsborough
Dracut Grange
Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Weddings and Events
Concord of local interest reports Ruth Bermont and Melvin Scult plan an August wedding. Notices include births at Emerson Hospital May 18 and May 26, a June 5 Firemen's Relief concert with Freddie Sateri ale, and school-related activities at Rose Hawthorne High and Sacred Hearts events. John McGrail and Robert Seaward prepare summer day camps.
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Ralph Bermont
Bronxville
N.Y
Ruth
Melvin Scult
Morris Scult
Patterson
N.J
Concord Academy
John McGrail
Robert Seaward
Concord School
John’s
Lake Boona
Bob’s
Littleton
INVE$ IN YOUR county BUY 6
A local classified note promotes investment in county opportunities with a 6 unit savings offer from S&S Saving Sond, encouraging readers to consider staking funds for potential returns.
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S&s
Concord Wins State Class D Championship at White Stadium
Concord High captured the state Class D title at White Stadium Boston beating Bridgewater 33 to 20 with 38 teams and 557 boys. Winners included Bill Mullaney 220 in 23 seconds Jack Duncan high hurdles 16 seconds and Capt Hardy Nichols low hurdles 21.4. George Rideout took 880 in 2:04 and Paul Duggan set a shot best 46.2 inches.
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Concord
Concord High
White Stadium
Boston
Bridgewater
Bill Mullaney
Jack Duncan
Capt. Hardy Nichols
Duncan
Nichols
Tonyno
George Rideout
Paul Duggan
Dean White
Brad Evans
Rizzitano
Capt
Kit” Harris
Mullaney
Harris
Billy Libby
Scott
Scituate
Local youngsters shine in Musketa quid Pony Show
78 riders from the Greater Concord area competed at the Musketa quid Pony Club show held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perry Jr. in Concord. Judges were from outside. Susan Senkler placed third in stadium jumping, fifth in hunter hack, sixth in equitation. Ruth Elliott took third in dressage, fifth in bridle path hack. Betty Elliott finished fourth in dressage, fifth in equitation, sixth in stadium jumping, and fifth in cross country.
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Carlisle
Arthur Perry, Jr
Concord
Susan Senkler
Hunter Hack
Ruth Elliott
Betty Elliott
Concord Public Schools Sealed Bid for Four 59-Passenger Buses
The Concord School Committee invites sealed bids to furnish four new 59 passenger school buses. Bids are due by 2:00 p.m. June 11, 1959 at the Superintendent’s office in Concord Massachusetts and will be publicly opened. Bid security must be at least ten percent. The committee may waive informalities or reject bids as in the town’s best interest.
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Concord Public Schools
Concord
Massachusetts
Concord School Committee
Stow Street
Robert S. Ireland
John Lindin
Emerson
Lereef
Lone Concord
Ralph T. Haskell
Stow Town Hall Roofing Bids Due June 9
The Selectmen of Stow will receive bids for roofing the Town Hall with eight o'clock closing and public reading of bids. Specifications available from selectmen's secretary Mrs Winthrop W Addy. The town reserves the right to accept any bid or reject all. Alvin M Litchfield. LOST BOOK notice follows.
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Stow
Winthrop W. Addy
Alvin M. Litchfield
Town Sealed Bids Sought for Building Trades in Concord
The Town Manager of Concord invites sealed bids by 8:00 PM June 19 1959 for controlled fill electrical heating painting roofing tile ceilings and coverings at the Town House. Bids require plain outside envelopes with contractor details and must comply with Massachusetts General Laws 25 26 21 4 34A 34B.
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Concord
Chusetts
E.D.T
Rida
Frederick Architect
Front Cester
Mass
Fredrick H. Gagnon
Front Street
Heating
Acousta
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