Marlboro Enterprise Ad Rates and Publication Note
Marlboro Massachusetts weekly edition of the Enterprise Press notes publication details. It lists editors and offices, postal filing date, and a disclaimer on typographical errors with ad reprints. Subscription and single copy rates are referenced but not specified in full.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Maas
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Proposal on Terms for State Dept Officials in Governor's Term
A bill proposes that state department office terms end with the governor's term. current commissioners would serve out their terms, after which governor appointees would serve for the governor's term. The list includes public works, public health, agriculture, public safety, labor and industries, commerce, correction, Metropolitan District Water Commission, and associate commissioners.
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Commissioners of Public Works
Public Health
Agriculture
Public Safety
Labor and Industries, Commerce, Correction
Metropolitan District Water Commission
Associate Commissioners of Public Works
Carlisle Town Notices and Church Schedule Update
Beginning Sunday November 27 services at the First Religious Society will be at 10 45 am. The Young People group meets 10 to 10 30 am. The Carlisle Board of Selectmen meets December 1 at 8 pm at Gleason Public Library with Roy V. Cann presiding. Carlisle Grange delegates attended Past Masters Night at Tyngsborough Grange Hall Friday. past masters handled refreshments. Mrs Edna Sleeper continues home nursing classes sponsored by the Concord Red Cross. The town is among Middlesex towns seeking permission from the State Public Utilities Commission for Boston Gas to sell gas.
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First Religious Society
Unitarian
Carlisle Board of Selectmen
Gleason Public Library
Roy V. Cann
Carlisle Grange
Tyngsborough Grange Hall
Carlisle Past
Edna Sleeper
R. N
Concord Red Cross Chapter
Middlesex
Boston Gas Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Storm Accidents Reported in Acton Town
Two accidents occurred during the storm in Acton. One incident happened off Willow Street in West Acton and the other off Hosmer Street in Acton.
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This Town
Willow Street
West Acton
Hosmer Street
Acton
Concord Players Present Ah Wilderness Fall Production
Concord CT group announces its fall production Ah Wilderness by Eugene ONeill to be staged December 1 2 and 3. The play portrays a typical American family with wit humor and insight inviting all locals to attend and reflect on humanity and family life.
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Concord
Ah Wilderness
Connecticut
U. S
You and I
Eugene O’neill
O'Neill
Eugene O'Neill
The
Concord Players
Square Dance Event Supports Mentally Retarded Children
Acton Thanksgiving night November 24 features a square dance at Acton Town Hall 8 to 11 p.m. callers Bob Treyz Dave Fuller and Ted Sannella. Funds benefit local programs scholarships speech therapy preschool and Child Development expansion with 70 percent kept locally 15 percent to MARC and 15 percent to the State Association. A color film Tuesday's Child will be shown at the December Acton PTA meeting.
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Acton
Acton Town Hall
Bob Treyz
Dave Fuller
Boxboro
Ted Sannella
South Acton
Robert Treyz
Robert Tipton
M.A.R.C
Association
N.A.R.C
Acton P.T.A
William Dill Sr. of Acton Dies in Groton
Sympathy is extended to William Dill of Acton in the death of his father William Dill Sr. in Groton last week.
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William Dill
Acton
William, Sr
Groton
Flaherty Collins Gore Head Guests At H N Supper
Nearly 300 attended St Bernard s Holy Name supper in Monument Hall with guests John Flaherty Artie Gore and Tommy Collins. President John F Shea presided and Louis Vents was chairman. Reverend John A York spoke about six weeks abroad.
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Concord
John Flaherty
Maynard
Artie Gore
Lexington
St. Bernard’s Holy Name
Monument Hall
Louis Vents
John F. Shea
Tommy Collins
John A. York
Europe
Bedford Church and Lions Club Activities Highlight Sunday
Rev. Marvin L. Derby preached Forefathers Day for Thanksgiving observance at Bedford Church. Organist Mrs. Leila M. Blake led music. Bedford Lions Club plans December 7 supper and meeting at Navoy Grill led by Paul B. Gilman as members attend advisory council in Saugus November 30. Rev. David C. Pohl of First Parish Unitarian preached Gratitude for Our Heritage. L. Y. meeting screened the film Understanding Ourselves.
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Chureh Ot Christ
Marvin L. Derby
Music
Leila M. Blake
Bedford Lions Club
Navoy Grill
Paul B. Gilman
Advisory Council
Saugus
David C. Pohl
First Parish Unitarian Church
Burglar Eats Spaghetti After Break-In
A burglar who broke into John S. Brayton's home in Fall River, UP, ate two cans of spaghetti before leaving empty-handed. No injuries reported.
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Fall River
John S. Brayton
Sudbury Soccer Team Edges Elite Picked Squad 3 2
Sudbury High played a snowy slippery match on November 10 finishing 3 2 as Bill Hoagland scored first for Sudbury and Bill Carroll added a second after a wet scramble. Dick McLean stopped several hard shots guiding the team through hazardous conditions. Proceeds funded a school trophy and seniors in soccer outfits were honored.
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Sudbury
Bill Hoagland
Bill Carroll
Don Howell
Frank Cartman
Baird Pittman
Frank Vana
Alan Moulton
Dick Trussell
Warren DeMont
Dick McLean
Davis
Acton
Hoagland
McLay
Watertown
Carroll
Felicchia
Tierney
Hudson
Trussell
Sud- Vana
Wilson
Bury
Yelland
Dolbier
Sudbury High
John Moulton
Grant Wilson
Lincoln
Nancy Cushing
Sally Cutler
Gertrude Davison
Diane Fairbanks
Pricilla Fellows
Brenda Fletcher
Dee Ann Harrston
Ronald Maenpan
Paul McGovern
Baird Pitman
Jean Taylor
Peggy Clark
Deanna Garzia
Marie Kenefick
Joan Mattsen
Albert Pepin
Ruth Peterson
Walter Willett
Many Ann Ashley
David Copp
Joy Fletcher
Sheila Moynihan
Beverly Nims
Beverly Wormwood
Carol Clippinger
Parents visitations boost school engagement across districts
Last week schools hosted parent visitations inviting over 150 families. About half of responding parents attended, with 245 families sending one parent and nine fathers present. More than 150 invited families did not acknowledge the invitation, yet staff found the contact valuable and plan repeats later in the year.
Lexington Woman Arraigned in Murder Complaint
Ruth B. VanNorden, 57, of Lexington, was arraigned in Concord District Court on a first degree murder complaint for shooting her brother Frederick S. Britton, 58, at their Lexington home. She pleaded not guilty and requested a continuance to December 11. Authorities said she confessed at a hospital bed after slashing her wrists.
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Concord
Ruth B. VanNorden
Bedford Street
Lexington
Concord District Court
Pierre A. Northrup
Norman May
Chester Stedman
Boston
Northrup
VaniNorden
Frederick S. Britton
VanNorden
James F.corr
George C. Barry
Lexington Police
Teresa Ryan
Mary Connolly
Dorchester
John W. Rycroft
James F. Conniff
East Cambridge Court
Winthrop W. Harrington
Britton
John M. Wilcox
Woburn
Turkey Whist Aided Sudbury Parish Benefit
The Turkey whist for the Sudbury Our Lady of Fatima parish drew 244 enthusiastic players and offered timely prizes. Winners included John Fletcher Sudbury and Helen Gamble Boston, with other victors from Saxonville Cochituate Wayland Maynard and Sudbury. A Wayland resident won a chicken dinner and Mrs McElwain received a large fruit cake, while Katherine Murray earned a fruit basket.
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Sudbury
Our Lady of Fatima
John Fletcher
Mr. Albies
Saxonville
Devereau
Cochituate
Helen Gamble
Boston
Ida Manning
John McLean
George McElwain
Wayland
Katherine Murray
Maynard
Ten girls form Brownie Troop 148 in Sudbury
Sudbury reports a new Brownie group Troop 148 formed with ten eager girls led by Mrs. George Silva. Members Judith Child Gale Folsom Nancy Hunter Ellen Morris Diane Paley Nancy Ryther Luanne Silva Linda Stone Kitty Wood and Donna Wesinger sent get well greetings to Juno who is recovering from polio.
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Sudbury
George Silva
Judith Child
Gale Folsom
Nancy Hunter
Ellen Morris
Diane Paley
Nancy Ryther
Luanne Silva
Linda Stone
Kitty Wood
Donna Wesinger
Junos
Sudbury Town Party Notes Civic Fun Date Readable
A fragment mentions a party held in Sudbury Town emphasizing sociability and enjoyment. No clear date or host name is provided in the readable text.
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Sudbury Town
Sudbury Players Stage High Ground December 2 and 3
Sudbury's amateur group presents High Ground December 2 and 3 in the Town Hall. Helen Tilden directs a fast moving mystery drama starring Constance Chase and Lettie Cowden with a supporting cast including Jerry Cowden Pat Requa Mary Sears Grew Loud Roger Witherbee Ann MacRae Benny Grey Caroline Forbes and Margery Cahill. Tickets available from Mrs Arthur Grannis Jr and at MacRae's Furniture Stores in Sudbury and Concord.
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Helen Tilden
Constance Chase
Lettie Cowden
Sudbury Players
Boothbay Harbor
Arthur Grannis, Jr
Sudbury
MacRae’s
Concord
Sudbury Fire Chief Urges Residents to Call Only in Emergencies
Sudbury Fire Chief Albert St Germaine asks residents not to call 2323 except for emergencies. All Fire Department business should go to Hilltop 3-2239. Residents are advised to check telephone directories for the correct numbers.
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Sudbury
Albert St. Germaine
Mortgage foreclosure by sale for 1953 Ford Sedan
Notice of default on a mortgage dated June 14 1955 in which Marion Arlene Wardwell is mortgagor and Middlesex County National Bank is mortgagee. Due sums total 1398 32 dollars include 886 08 and 812 24. Property to be sold at public auction for cash on November 30 at 3 PM in Maynard Massachusetts parking lot opposite 146 Great Road. Medville L Vice President. Nov 23.
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Marion Arlene Wardwell
Middlesex County National Bank
Great Road
Maynmard
Massachusetts
Middlesex County National
Medville L
Middlesex Land Court Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure
A case in Middlesex County Commonwealth proceeds under Se 240 of the amended acts. James Rud and Edwall file a complaint to foreclose a mortgage on a lot in Maynard bound by Street and House Lots 2 3 8 9 10 and to dissolve clouded title recording for $3000 with interest and seek a decree. The court orders notice to be given and action continued per the filing.
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Land Court
R. Gallagher
County of Mid
Commonwealth
Maynard
William J
William A. Ma
Cloud Johnson
James Rud
Edwall
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