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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1957
Page
19
Ritter explains how the Soil Conservation Service analyzes rainfall, terrain, soil capacity, and topography before designing drainage, ponds, or tile lines. Delays risk greater fines and costs. planning costs are small next to fixing failures.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a lecture at 8 15 p m by the Pope and mention a high school event tied to a club with tickets available from the club
South Acton Junior choir re hearses each Saturday morning and the senior choir gathers Thursday evenings at 7 45 o clock. Among those elected to the board of rectors and prin tees at the annual meeting of the Massachusetts Baptist Church, held last week at Cambridge, was Charles F. Putnam of Agawam road, West Acton.
Constance June DiPietro and Richard E. Marshall marry October 5 at 2 p.m. in the U S N Hospital Chapel Chelsea with Father Weaton officiating. Reception for 200 at Hospital Club. Couple to reside Chelsea after wedding.
Wentworth Institute reports a new high for day student enrollment with 1250 registrants led by president H. Russell Beatty. Bedford students listed include Norman Voigt Charles Chick and Arthur M. Shannon among others in Aircraft Maintenance Machine and Tool Making and Industrial Electronics programs.
Vestal New York report says four college students received fines and suspended jail sentences after sealing a cemetery gravestone. The judge, Justice of the Peace Leland E Morton, quipped that they made a grave mistake.
The bride from Hale High Stow is an operating room technician at Chelsea Naval Hospital. The groom from Cambridge Maryland High is also an operating room technician at Chelsea Naval Hospital.
A Cook's Tour of Concord kitchens benefited First Parish Unitarian Church. The event ran from 1 to 5 pm and opened both old and new kitchens to the public. Registrations were led by Charles Chamberlain, Mrs. Ige Goodspeed, and Mrs. Laurence Clark, with several notable kitchens on view.
Boston Edison Co reports nine months ended September 30 1957 net income of 6 727 636 down from 7 238 210 in 1956 a decline of 510 574 Dividends on preferred stock issued in June 1956 totaling 573 600 this year versus 213 396 in 1956 The balance for common shares fell to 6 154 036 or 2 27 a share from 7 024 814 or 2 59 a share A rate revision filing with the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities seeks about 2 488 000 a year in additional revenue hearings ongoing.
Wholesale selection of balsam and spruce Christmas trees from Hughes Farm Bernardston Massachusetts. Premium quality on sight with moderate prices. Retailers advised to request price brochure. early sellouts expected.
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