New Barracks Planned for State Police in Shirley Route 2 site
State Police announced a new barracks will be built at a Route 2 Shirley site to replace the Lunenberg sub station. Renovation is underway and occupancy is expected by October 15. Troop C will be housed there with staff from Holden Athol and the Concord barracks to be transferred to the new sub station. The state leased the Moulton Farnsworth property in Shirley for the facility.
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Shirley
Lunenberg
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Concord Barracks
Moulton Farnsworth
Dobermann Delivers Eleven Pups in California Litter
Belle the Doberman pinscher in San Bernardino gave birth to eleven puppies, far exceeding the expected six. Owner A. T. Merrifield noted the bitch remained calm and carried out nursing and feeding duties despite the crowd gathered at the event.
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San Bernardino
Cal
U.P
Belle
A. T. Merrifield
Bell
Two-Mouthed Trout Catches Attention in Wyoming Creek
Worland Wyoming Alfred White reeled in a seven inch trout from a Big Horn Mountains creek that has two mouths the second smaller and just beneath the main mouth drawing curiosity from local anglers and shoal watchers.
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Worland
Wyo
Alfred White
V F W Thanks Concord School Art Class for Posters
The Concord High School art department led by Miss G Valerie Delano and Principal Willard H Smith aided the V F W Post in creating posters for a military ball at the State Armory on Friday night. Winning art will be judged by Miss Delano as veterans attend in uniforms with Ken Reeves orchestra providing music.
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William J. Delaney
V.F.W. Post
Concord High School
G. Valerie Delano
Willard H. Smith
Delano
State Armory
Ken, Reeves
Concord Story Adds Omitted Veteran Name
In Concord's note on veterans pursuing further education at Concord High School the name Alfred Giusti of 6 Love Lane was omitted. Mrs. Frank Mara Sr. of 18 Bedford Street and her two daughters Mary and Dorothy left Concord for Florida by automobile for the winter.
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Concord High School
Alfred Giusti
Frank Mara
Bedford Street
Mary
Dorothy
Concord
Florida
Acton Grange Guest Night Showcased New Hampshire Town Clubs
Acton Grange hosted a Tuesday night event in the Town hall at 8 PM featuring Gate City Nashua Hudson Hollis Granite Milford and Pelham participants. A penny sale was led by lecturer Miss Caroline Gates with dancing and refreshments managed by Mrs Karl Anderson and Mrs Inez Peterson.
Acton Woman's Club Eyes Dancing Classes
The Acton Woman's Club considers sponsoring dancing classes in Acton on the second and fourth Mondays of each month. Courses would be directed by the Curry School of Dancing for all ages from pre school to adult. Bus service is planned for pupils. classes could start immediately if enrollment warrants. For more information call Mrs Churchill Newman Acton 422 3.
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Acton
Curry School ‘of
Acton Woman's Club Opens Season in Acton Center
The Acton Woman's Club opened its season with a 2:30 meeting at the club house on Main Street Acton Center. President Mrs. George Newton led the business session followed by a talk Our Twentieth Century Paper by Mrs. James McClellan. Hostesses included Mrs. Samuel Knowlton Mrs. Charles Liebfried and others.
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Main Street
Acton Center
George Newton
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James McClellan
Samuel Knowlton
Charles Liebfried
Forrest E. Bean
Forrest E. Bean, Jr
David Barry
George Best
Marjorie Brown
Charles Baxter
St Bernard CYO To Meet For Parish Girls Session
St Bernard's CYO plans a Friday evening meeting in lower Monument hall devoted to the girls of the parish. John J. Buddy McPhillips of 48 Thoreau Street recently entered Suffolk University for a business administration course. Walter N. Hardy, son of George M. Hardy of 234 Commonwealth Avenue, was sworn into the U S Army at the Lowell recruiting office.
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Monument Hall
John J
Buddy” McPhillips
Thoreau Street
U. S. Navy
Suffolk University
Walter N. Hardy
George M. Hardy
Commonwealth Avenue
U. S. Army
Lowell
Concord Draft Board Delays Move to Merge with Waltham Boards
Concord Draft Board No. 64 will delay plans to merge with the Waltham boards this week. Judge Edward B. Caiger remains chairman. Flora Ballour resigns as clerk after six years. Gertrude Victory of Boston, formerly with Board No. 18, to succeed. Lexington and Carlisle unaffiliated with Concord Board, per local report.
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Concord Draft Board
Waltham
Edward B. Caiger
Flora Ballour
Gertrude Victory
Boston
Lexington and
Carlisle
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Concord Enterprise
Nissen Named Real Estate Titles Examiner in Eastern Mass
Concord resident Gustaf Blaine Nissen is appointed to examine real estate titles across all Eastern Massachusetts counties. He holds an LLB from Boston University Law School (1908) and has practiced in Massachusetts New York and Oregon. Contact via Concord or Boston office. He resides at 4 Davis.
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Gustaf Blaine Nissen
Massachusetts
Boston
Nissen
Boston University’ Law School
Prac
New York
Oregon
Davis
Acton P T A Hears Speaker In October Meeting
The Acton Parent-Teacher Association held its October meeting in Blanchard hall with President Ernest Simpson presiding. Guest speaker Grégory Cooper of Weston spoke on World Agriculture As a Cause of War and shared travel photos of Mexico. Supt David Bowen introduced attending teachers. A social hour followed with refreshments led by several committees.
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Acton Parent-Teacher Association
Blanchard Hall
Ernest Simpson
Grégory Cooper
Weston
Mexico
David ©. Bowen
Elwin Hollowell
Fred Hopkins
Fred. Willett
Harry F. Waterhouse
Stanley Drake
Surprise 25th Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Salamone
A party for Mr. and Mrs. Russell Salamone marked their 25th wedding anniversary at Elks Hall with over 200 guests from Maynard Concord Waltham Natick Acton and Boston. The couple received a diamond ring a onyx ring and other silver gifts totaling a large money sum. Music was by Sala mone's Orchestra. Mr. Salamone a longtime owner of Salamone & Serrasi Market celebrated with a two week honeymoon to Chicago and Rockford Illinois.
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Russell Salamone
Elks’ Hall
Concord
Waltham
Natick
Acton
Boston
Salamone
Ingenere Leads Mill Dam Loop Bowling Standings
Concord secretary Martin J. Diskin of the Mill Dam Bowling League announces the current standings to date. Oysters may soon be shipped in plastic shells that keep them alive during transit while reducing weight compared with natural shells.
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P.O
Concord
Martin J. Diskin
Mill Dam Bowling League
Lea
Confraternity Opens Fall Meeting at St Bernard’s Church
The opening fall meeting of the Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary will be held Thursday evening at 7 45 in the lower church of St Bernard’s. Rev Charles Bucks of the Veteran elber giro logical School preached at Middlesex School last Sunday. Rev and Mrs Earl Sweatland attended a regional ministers meeting at Boxboro Congregational Church. Mrs Frances Delan appointed regent of Court Our Lady Help of Christians Church hears next Tuesday at 8 pm at Odd Fellows hall.
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Elber Girological School
Middlesex School
Earl X K. Sweatland
West Concord Union Church
Boxboro Congregational Church
Sweatland
Court Our Lady, Help of Christians Church
Odd Fellows Hall
Frances Delan
Local Legion Auxiliary Rummage Sale Near Springs Road
The Auxiliary hosts a rummage sale on a Saturday with help from Mrs. John Charles Iy John Scullane and Mrs Julia La Sullivan. Entertainment by The Bel Ringers and other local groups at the minister and Masonic center.
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J. Rivertman
John Charles Iy
John Scullane
Wilbur
Julia la Sullivan
Fa Emma
Beth Winchenba
1883 Model Hearse In Town To Be Sold
An 1883 model hearse, described as a Chichester N type with interchangeable wire runners, has sat in a shed for years and is now offered for hire and sale in town.
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Chichester
Concord Hospital Monthly Report Details 1945
New administrator Miss Elmi Snow presents the Concord hospital monthly tally for September 1945. Surgical cases 52, medical 23, obstetrical cases 0, out patients 138, deaths 7, stillbirths 0, operations 89, automobile 4, other categories totaling unknown, x rays performed. Largest numbers in hospital reflect Rosbitel and smallest in hospital overall.
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Elmi Snow
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Ia Loney
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