Legion Auxillary Holds November Meeting and Christmas Drive
The Legion Aux held its monthly meeting in town with plans for a December 18 dance at the Administration building. Baby layettes will be made by Maynard H Joy clinic welfare chair and donations for layettes and the hospital Christmas shop are welcome. Rehabilitation chair Ann Rogan will receive donations or they may be given to president Charles E Hume. Refreshments were provided by several members. Coal reserves in Montana are estimated at about 222 billion tons.
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Legion Auxony-Hamilton- 90
Marion K Street
Maynard H- Joy
Clinic Wefare
Ann Rogan
South Road
Charles E. Hume
Burlington Road
Thomas Poleo
Everett M. Allen
William, H. Arnold
Ear. S. Atwood
Earl S. Atwood, Jr
Montana
14 Year Old Driver Probation Case In Concord
Concord District Court heard a case involving Lak orest Robbins a 17 year old Concord High School student and a 14 year old West Concord girl. Robbins faced a fine of 25 dollars for allowing an impaired person to drive. The girl received a year of probation for negligent driving and driving without a license. A manslaughter charge was dismissed. Testimony showed the girl drove the car that hit Thomas Curran who died the next day at Emerson hospital.
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Concord — FE
Lak Orest Robbins, Jr
Concord High School
Grove Street
West Concord
Concord District Court
Concord Potice
Robbins
Pierre A. Northrup
Thomas Curran
Main Street
Harrington Avenue
Emerson Hospital
Bedford Families Attend New Hampton Parents Weekend
Mr and Mrs John Cerasuolo and Mr and Mrs Floyd A Sweetman of Bedford guest at New Hampton School New Hampshire for Parents Weekend. Their sons John Cerasuolo and Paul Sweetman, seniors at New Hampton, helped mark the occasion.
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John Cerasuolo
Bedford
Floyd. A. Sweetman
New Hampton School
New Hampton
N. H
Paul Sweetman
Bedford Observes United Nations Day
The Bedford Progressive Association held an open meeting at the clubhouse to observe United Nations Day. Members and townspeople attended as three UN films were shown focusing on global problems, refugees shared their experiences, and discussions highlighted UN efforts. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
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Bedford
United Nations
United Nations Committee
United States
Red Feather Sudbury Drive At Halfway Mark
Sudbury drive progresses toward the halfway mark of the month with 45 percent of the quota for this township set as the goal. Chairman John A. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson lead the campaign aided by posters now in stores, with Captains listed for all ten districts.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Common
John A. Anderson
Walter R. Hickier
Richard H. Forbes
Merton L.haskell
John S. Colby
Edward A. Plumley
A. Mark Beckwith
Robert M. Price
Ellis Hand
Willis Way
Conductress at VFW Installation in Worcester
Marlboro Mrs Mildred De nine past president of the Auxiliary to Sgt John P Colleary Post VFW served as conductress at the Worcester VFW Auxiliary installation of officers last night. Attending were Miss Alice Johnson Mrs Adelaide Heath and Mrs Gertrude Johnson.
Property Transfers Southboro Real Estate Moves
Transfers recently recorded with the Registrar of Deeds in Worcester include Harland F Banks to Stephen G Nichols on Gilmore Road Helen S Bradley to Aldo Cibelli on Sears and Stowe Road Vivian A Green to George R Delorey on Southville Road James E O Leary to John F Sullivan on Newton Street Helen S MacNeil to Edward H McHugh on Latisquama Road Charles H Newton to Marjorie N Spurr First Trust on Lyman Street Second Trust on Hillside Avenue
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Southboro
Registrar of Deeds
Worcester
Harland F. Banks
Atherton Recalled to Active Army Duty
Marlboro resident George J Atherton of Marlboro Road has been recalled to active duty with the U S Army and will report to the 1170 Service Unit at Fort Devens tomorrow. He served five years with the 1st Infantry Division in Europe and earned a battlefield commission as second lieutenant in 1944. He was discharged in October 1945 and has since worked as a mechanic at Frank's Garage.
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Southboro
George J. Atherton
Marlboro Road
U. S
Fort Devens
Atherton
1St Infantry Division
Frank
Railways record engine and passenger miles in last year
British railways reported last year a record 537 460 000 engine miles traveled and 936 050 000 passenger journeys.
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British Railways
Unitarian Ladies Annual Supper Set for Nov 7
Marlboro Unitarian Ladies Alliance to host Fall sale and turkey supper in Parish Hall. Dinner served at 6 30 with Evening Alliance volunteers. Sale begins 4 30 after the monthly meeting led by Mrs Lewis Haines. Various booths supervised by named organizers. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Marlboro
Unitarian Ladies Alliance
Evening Alliance
E. B. McLeod
Carl Bickford
Clara Lovely
Ladies Alliance
Lewis Haines
Mary Morse
Walter Clark
Eva. Wheeler
Cra Osdy
Enny Dughey
Mildred Howe
Mrs. Clark
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