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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1951
Page
5
Em my Vigeant, a longtime Saint Den resident, died yesterday. Neighbors recall his 26 years of steady work and service with Buis funeral directors. Jean Baptiste was among the oldest living members of the Holy Society of Saint Mary’s.
He lives with his wife Mrs Desneiges Vigeant in her 83rd year and notes their nearest living relative is Mrs Lillian Jaquith of Howland Street, whom they raised.
Mr and Mrs John C Zdanowicz announce the birth of their first child a girl named Carol Jean born October 24 at Emerson Hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert L Fletcher and Mrs Kathryn Zdanowicz Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred Colley and Clifton Fletcher
Marlboro Seaman first class Robert Cavicchi son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Cavicchi has arrived in Long Beach aboard the U S S Diphda. He will be home about December 1 for a 30 day leave after serving in Korean waters for the past year. He entered the service in July 1950.
Sudbury announces the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Irving W. Fay, Jr. on October 24 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Fay, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Webster Cutting. Great grandfather is Charles Frederick Robinson of Centerville.
A United Press report states Hammond Indiana has 126,322 buried on 80 cemetery acres, exceeding the area's population by 38,728, indicating more deceased than living within the city limits.
At a recent Sudbury Woman's Club board gathering led by President Miss Elizabeth Walker, plans were set for the November 7 meeting in Town Hall. The group also endorsed the Care-for-Korea drive led by the General Federation of Women's Clubs to aid Korean refugees, with local campaigns from November 12 to 24 and nationwide support.
Bedford reports only 15.6 percent of a 2100 quota at the first Greater Boston Community Fund meeting. Anthony Pickman seeks stronger local support while Win Ricker plans Thanksgiving furlough from the Air Corps in New Mexico. Eddie Concord High plays with the Concord varsity. Bedford police unionized raises noted. town Legion seeks additional draftees. thanks given for Jimmy Fund donations. G A R Post Auxiliary set for November 6 and Red Cross blood mobile visit on November 23.
William F. Young Jr former Wayside Inn Boys school headmaster will speak to Sudbury P T A on November 13 at 8 p.m. in the school gymnasium. His topic Parental Apprehension aims to address concerns felt by parents and his experiences inform the talk.
Bedford Richard F Albani, son of Mr and Mrs Salvatore Fr Albani of Oloway, recently celebrated his ninth birthday with a party at home. Attendees included Bruce Blake, Jackie DeCamp, Barbara Geneti, Lorraine Genetti, Barbara Johnson, Jimmy Albani, Kevyn McQuaid and John McQuaid.
A telegram from Mr and Mrs George LaCroix formerly of Angus road Sudbury announces their arrival with three children George Jr Tommy and four month old Janell in Willington California They left Sudbury October 11 and enjoyed the trip Mrs LaCroix is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Bishop of Sudbury.
The Maynard Board of Selectmen announce the resignation of Albert E. Lucot longtime town accountant and appoint James V. King to succeed him. Lucot retires to devote time to the Littlefield Insurance Agency and King will also serve as Clerk, bringing extensive municipal experience and Navy service to the role.
Maynard Grange will hold an autumn fair Friday evening at Parker Street starting 7 30 o clock. There will be Christmas gifts and an apron table fancy work table candy table and food table. At the penny sale table five pounds of sugar or a pound of coffee for 3 pennies. A white elephant table offers a wide variety of objects. Admission is free with entertainment by Maynard Grange members and Lincoln Sudbury Granges competing for prizes.
The Couples Club of the Methodist church in Maynard will meet Saturday night to install officers for the year. Edmund Beebe will be president with Albert Hodges as vice president Allen Pabrier as treasurer Mrs Pauline Braman secretary Walter Larkin program chair and Mrs Virginia Jones refreshments chair. Guest speaker W A Latz director of the New England Conference Center in North Andover will present an illustrated lecture. Harold Wilcox and wife oversee refreshments. Whist party set for November 12 hosted by Veterans of Foreign Wars at the IngIe Auditorium with valuable prizes and a door prize.
Police Chief Henry Secewicz announces strict enforcement of the two hour parking law in Maynard effective immediately. The Board of Selectmen urge cooperation to keep municipal parking areas orderly as all night parking ends tonight.
Sudbury residents report plans for the 39th annual Horticulture show at the University of Massachusetts Amherst November 2 to 4 with the Raynor family named co chairs and the theme Plants of the United Nations. Other items include local judge Arvid Nelson attending the Massachusetts State Grange convention and sympathy notes to Henry Webster's family.
More than 1,600 Maynard residents aged fifteen and over have enrolled in the Maynard Free Chest X-ray Program. The campaign aims to reach 3,000 enrollments soon, with X-ray headquarters and mailed enrollment cards available. Tuberculosis detection via X-ray is highlighted as a curable route, supporting child health and community wellness.
The Currier Bedford expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for their sympathy during a recent bereavement.
The McClure and Varney families express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during our recent bereavement. Mrs. John McClure Ronald McClure Colby and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Varney thank you for your support.
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