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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1954

Page

5

Peabody Visits Concord for Folking Tour at Uniat? Record

Chub Peabody a gubernatorial hopeful, visits Concord for a political event. The Cambridge attorney, Harvard alum and All American football figure, tops the Democratic primary in this district with a record vote. He is active in civic groups and veteran affairs, married with two children.

Fe Peabody Concord Council Fice Peabody Boston Peabody, Kaufman and Brewer Cambridge Civic Unity Committee Boys Club YMCA American Bar Association Harvard American Veterans Committee OPS Barbara W. Gibbons

Church groups plan meetings across parish on October date

A meeting at Freechurch is set for Thursday at 7:30 pm led by the minister Rev. Richmond. The Chris Brigade convenes on another date, and the Youth Fellowship gathers this Friday, October 8, at Marion and Eleanor Holm’s Carlisle home with Rev. Richmond delivering the message.

Freechurch Chris- Brigade Richmond Thurs Marion Eleanor Holm Carlisle

Carlisle Sees 13 New Voters Ahead of November Election

Town clerk Mrs Margaret Heald reports 13 new voters added at last Friday's final session, raising Carlisle's total to 525. She notes the figure trails the national election two years prior. BUV UU &. savings BONDS.

Carlisle Margaret Heald

Couple Feted in Honor of Anniversary in Sudbury

On Saturday September 18 Mr and Mrs John Whitworth and son Denis hosted a surprise dinner for the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Douglas R Lewis. Sheila Lewis helped prepare the meal and a three tier wedding cake topped by a miniature bride and groom marked the occasion. Douglas and Sheila’s twins Mike and Mary sang during the evening. The couple received several silver articles for their home.

Sudbury John Whitworth Denis Douglas R. Lewis Post Road Lewis Sheila University of Mass Whitworth Douglas Mike Mary

Gob Shops to Open Marlboro Store October 8

Gob Shops announces a new franchised store in Marlboro to open Friday October 8. The 163 Main street outlet will be owned by J Caswell Stevens, with a 38 point plan promising low prices and personal service. Stevens, a Walpole resident, has regional sales background with Massachusetts Chocolate and Goudy Gum. The store will offer work clothes, footwear, rubber goods, sports wear, outerwear and camping gear. Saccharin, first prepared in 1879 at Johns Hopkins, is noted as a sweetener in the text.

William Shanbrun Gob Shops Associated Stores Gob Marlboro Main Street J. Caswell Stevens Fisher Street Walpole Stevens Hope High School Providence Rhode Island State College Merchant Marines Massachusetts Chocolate Company New England Goudy Gum Company

Democrats Welcome To Lexington Tea For Candidates

Concord residents are invited to a tea and reception for Democratic candidates for state and local office, sponsored by the Women's Democratic Club of Lexington, on Tuesday October 12 from 4 to 6 p m at Lexington High School. Prominent speakers include Rep Robert F Murphy and State Treasurer Foster Furcolo with many other Democratic candidates attending. Those interested should contact Edward F Loughlin at Concord 403.

Concord Women’s Democratic Club of Lexington Lexington High School Robert F. Murphy Malden Foster Furcolo Longmeadow U. S Murphy Massachusetts House of Representatives Commonwealth Furcole Leverett Saltonstall Dover Mer U. S. House of Representatives Washington James A. Burke Lient Edward J. Cronin John F. Collins Thomas E. Buckley John F. Kennedy Cornelius Finnegan John R. Monahan Timothy F. Murphy Joseph V. Carroll John J. Foley Thomas B. Brennan Timothy J. Cronin John F. Casey Edward F. Loughlin Main Street

Voters reject regional school issue in Littleton

In a special meeting on Monday evening Littleton voters rejected the regional high school plan for a second time. The bond tally was 456 No to 292 Yes while Nagog withdrawal votes were 320 Yes and 108 No. A unanimous choice supported forming a junior senior high planning committee.

Littleton Acton Nagog

Bedford Church Food Sale and Grange Meetings

A food sale is planned at the Church of Christ Congregational on Saturday October 9 all day rain or shine. Bedford Grange P of H notes Corresponding Officers Night at their last meeting with Ralph H Thompson presiding. Next meeting will install officers on Monday October 11. Richard Arthur ex high school football player at Concord is at University of Pennsylvania studying. his twin Robert is in the U S Army at White Sands New Mexico attending Guided Missiles School. They reside on Webber Avenue.

Church of Christ, Congregational Bedford Grange Ralph H. Thompson Pomona Lincoln Richard Arthur Concord University of Pennsylvania Robert U.s.army White Sands New Mexico Webber Avenue

Great New Daughter in West Concord

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Fitzpatrick announce the birth of their third child and first daughter on September 29 at Emerson Hospital. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. William Fitzpatrick of Main Street West Concord. Buy U S Savings Bonds.

West Concord Joseph P. Fitzpatrick Main Street Emerson Hospital William Fitzpatrick

Service for Ex-Resident Edward H James

Concord obituary for Edward Holton James age 79 who died Sunday at his daughter's home in Pigeon Cove He lived at 26 Lexington Road and was a Harvard graduate Wisconsin Law School lawyer writer and scholar Survived by three daughters and five grandchildren His wife Louisa Cushing preceded him with a graveside service planned for Saturday at Sleepy Hollow cemetery in Concord

Concord Edward Holton James Pigeon Cove Lexington Road Prairie-Du Chien Wisconsin Harvard College University of Wisconsin Law School Seattle Washington Robertson James Olivig Chapman Carl Kuhlmann Alexander Calder Louisa Cushing Sleepy Hollow

Scout Course Open to All at Munroe School

Concord Allyn B White Musketaquid District chairman invites cubmasters den mothers pack committeemen scoutmasters troop committee men explorer advisors and unit committeemen to a series of scouting meetings. Dates October 7 14 21 28 November 4 10 17 at 7 45 pm. Local leaders may attend with dinner graduation night registration is small.

Concord Allyn B. White Musketaquid Shin Munroe School Lexington

Maynard Wedding Unites Florio and Spinelli at St Bernard’s

Concord couple Miss Florio and Carmen Spinelli wed at St Bernard’s Church with Rev. James H. Connolly officiating. The reception followed at Russo’s in Maynard for 100 guests. The bride, a Concord High School graduate, will reside on Harrington Avenue. the groom, a former U.S. Army veteran, is a truck driver.

West Concord Girl Weds Natick Man at Our Lady Help of Christians

Miss Viola F. O Connell daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel O Connell of West Concord married Alexander Hastie of Natick in Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord Rev Lewis F Kearn united the couple 125 guests attended the reception at the Colonial Inn Concord Bride wore white satin gown with train and carried white glamellas Matron of honor was her sister Mrs Frank Gordon Jr Best man was John F Creighton Usher list included Robert Muller Eugene Muller Flower girl was Carol Creighton The couple will honeymoon in Vermont New Hampshire and Cape Cod and reside in Natick Brides education Cord Concord High School Groom a four year Navy veteran and engineer at Raytheon Manufacturing Company.

Concord Margaret Florio Teto Florio Main Street St. Bernard’s Church Carmen Spinelli Joseph Spinelli Spinelli Harrington Avenue West Concord James H. Connolly Mary F. Gill Eileen Florio Mary Giles Phyllis Wood Our Lady Help of Christians Church Viola F. O'Connell Daniel O’connell Cottage Street Alexander Hastie Evergreen Street Attick Lewis F. Kearn Colonial Inn Helene Donahue Frank Gordon, Jr Carol Creighton John F. Creighton Robert Muller Eugene Muller Lexington Vermont New Hampshire Cape Cod Natick Concord High Schoo Raytheon Manufacturing Company

Stanleys announce birth of third child at Emerson Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Stanley announce the birth of their third child and second son on October 1 at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Austin D. MacRae of Concord.

Mike Walter ‘M. Stanley Gene MacRae Lowell Road Emerson Hospital Austin D. MacRae Con

Concord Firemen See Alarm Load Jump This Year

Concord firemen reported 217 alarms so far this year, far above last year, and 166 ambulance calls.

Concord

Old Acres Dairy Earns Public Compliments

The Old Acres Dairy gains popularity by modern plant methods and sanitation. Tuberculin and blood tested stock support high quality products at low cost. Public praise accompanies compliment to proprietor Mr. Fred Jones for excellent service.

Old Acres Dairy Span Old Acres Fred Jones

Andy's Service Station Offers Comprehensive Auto Care

In this review the station is praised for efficient reliable motor services. It features general auto repair on all makes and models, motor tune up, starter and generator work, and carburetor service. The piece commends proprietor Mr. Anderson for his active role in the local business scene.

Andy Anderson

Peters Market On School Street South Acton

A local notice praises Peters Market for offering a complete line of provisions meats fresh farm products and canned goods at quality and reasonable prices. The letter commends the establishment and encourages readers to get acquainted with the market and its management on School street.

Peter’s Peter School Street South Acton

Presidents of Women's Clubs Held Meeting in District Round Table

Sudbury leaders from the 11th District of the Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs gathered at the home of Mrs. John Pierce in Waverley Oaks to discuss district plans. Attendees included Mrs. E. Clifford Goodspeed of Concord, Mrs. Wheeler of West Concord, and others from Acton Marlborough Maynard and surrounding towns. The meeting outlined district aids for the year and urged participation in Club Institute sessions at the Boston YWCA. The Massachusetts Federation fall meeting is set for October 21 at the Memorial in Waltham with the program titled Achievements. Funeral services for Anna Kaese Sastarnie Hagmann were held at Parker Memorial in Lynn.

Sudbury Massachusetts Howard N. Pratt Hudsden Woman’s Club Frank Haimbach Jr Littleton Woman’s Club Elwyn G. Spinney Marlborough Woman’s Club Qa Whitman Marlborough Missey Hodgess Maynard Man's Club John E. Childs Sid’bury Sid’bury Woman's Club, and’ Mrs.’ Harry Herrick, Stow Wenman' Club Pierce Boston Ywca Unionitit Hye Magiss’chusetts State Federation Will Memorial Waltham Wame Howry

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