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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
12
Mr and Mrs J L McKenna of 7 street marked the first birthday of their son last Monday with family at home. Mary Frances attended the celebration along with local folk who joined the event.
Unsure request refers to Benson's Animal in New Hampshire and asks about which animals. The source text is missing specifics on animal types or location details to identify the animals involved.
In remarks at the installation ceremony Commander Williams emphasized Memorial Day’s importance and urged veterans of all wars to participate annually. He called on non members to join American Legion and back rehabilitation and hospitalization efforts, noting ongoing humane work for those who served.
The notice explains that 1949 registration plates will remain valid through 1950 and that to legally operate a vehicle in 1960 you must register as usual, implying a continuation of the renewal process with the required sticker.
The First Parish in Concord trustees lease the Wright Tavern to Laurence W. Polson, of 23 Main Street, Concord. Polson and his wife will run an antique and fine furniture business from the building and reside there, chosen from 17 applicants for their historic appreciation and desire to preserve the shrine like atmosphere.
Stan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peterson announce the birth of their son Paul Arthur born October 25 at Emerson Hospital Concord. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Arthur Patinode of Deerfield and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Petersen of Wheeler Road.
No regular meeting is scheduled until December when the annual morning coffee program and Christmas decoration meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Robert Lowell Moore on Elm Street, with Mrs. Eawin x Phipps of Boston visiting as a weekend guest of Mrs. Walter E. Piper.
Stevenson Ross of Sandy Pond Road Lincoln died last Thursday in Emerson Hospital Concord. Rev Charles Marvin Styron officiated at Storey Chapel Auburn Cemetery burial. Born Hyde Park June 1 1899 she lived in Lincoln 13 years. Survived by husband a Harvard graduate and Theodore Schwamb Co Arlington and a daughter Annette Whitman Foreside Maine a son Kim A Ross Richmond Virginia and four grandchildren.
The Unity Club of the First Parish Church hosts its regular meeting at the home of Miss Moore on Boxboro Road this Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Whitney T Ferguson Jr, the former Olive, are noted attendees.
A fragment from a local notice mentions Ruth Anderigg Road on Friday the 28th at home units. It references Stow and Everett in the readable lines, suggesting a small community gathering or listing.
Concord guest speaker Allister F. MacDougal director of the Middlesex County Extension Service spoke at the farm door program in Concord last Wednesday. He addressed the low wholesale prices paid to farmers for apples.
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