Tea at the Innkeeper Event Invites Local Women
Joan Keane will speak briefly at a gathering with Edward M. Ted as candidate for office. The invitation lists committee members and organizers including Maurice Fitz Weinstein Leo Henry J. Moul Hawes and Basilia Newan. Attendees may call Leggett at HI 3-6875 for information.
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Sudbury Art Association to Present Public Dessert
The Sudbury Art Association schedules an evening dessert program at 8 p.m. at St. Humm. An added attraction features a sailboat trip through with slides by Mr and Mackin, showcasing local art and photography.
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Community group plans fall program and Columbus celebration
Mr and Mrs Arthur Mogel of Sudbury lead a committee for a festive fall program at Elbanobscot to enjoy outdoor activities and engage children and adults. A spaghetti supper aided commemorating Christopher Columbus.
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Youth group heads to outing after school Friday
A youth group from First Parish departs after school on Friday for an outdoor outing and will hold elections during the trip.
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Second anniversary observance at United Presbyterian Church
The church marks its second anniversary with a banquet at Wayside Inn at 7 p.m. on Saturday. On Monday a Christian forum meets at 8:15 p.m. in the church fellowship room to discuss The Beliefs of the Presbyterian Church.
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Youth fellowship bowls at church alleys Saturday
The Saturday youth fellowship of Methodists will meet at the church alleys at 10 30 a m for a bowling session.
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Bedford Selectmen Attend Provincetown State Meeting
Bedford officials including past president Arthur H. Hayden Louis H. Smith and Chandler H. Stevens attended a state meeting in Provincetown this past week as part of local government representation.
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Social Activities Digest From First Religious Society
The Unitarian First Religious Society women held a luncheon at the Colonial Inn in Concord followed by a talk at Mrs. Sidney L. Morrison home with slides from a Mexico trip. Bets were served by Mrs. Morrison and a coffee hour is planned at Mrs. Barrington’s home on Oct 25. Unity Club members heard Mrs. Campbell discuss blindness progress and co-hosts included Mrs. Frank Berry and Mrs. Charles Strong.
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Carlisle church hosts book review night with local librarians
Ever Ready class of Carlisle mas Church will hold a book review night Tuesday at 8. Mrs. William Wilkie head librarian and Mrs. George Dutton assistant librarian will present reviews. Mrs. Lawrence Bearce and Mrs. Francis Dutton will also present with Mrs. Wilkie and Mrs. Woolaver as hostesses.
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Circle Luncheon Highlights Christian Bookmobile Exhibit
A church luncheon featured Mrs. George H. Hodgson of Acton speaking about the Christian bookmobile and displaying the vehicle. Hostesses included Mrs. Paul F. Swanson Mrs. Ingelg Hope and Mrs. Daniel G. Ohs.
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Carlisle Grangers Attend Past Masters Meeting in Tyngsborough
Carlisle Grangers plan to attend the past masters association meeting in Tyngsborough Friday night with Mrs. Mae Swanson serving as president. Saturday's Pomona event is noted in the same brief.
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Voter rolls grow to 796 in town election
Town clerk Mrs. Margaret M. Heald reports 28 new voters added, boosting the polling list to 796. The update reflects ongoing registration effort ahead of forthcoming ballots.
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Carlisle Grange Rummage Sale at Grange Hall Saturday
Carlisle Grange will hold a rummage sale at Grange Hall starting at 9 a.m. Donations are invited and can be picked up by calling Ray Medieros at EM 95509.
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Sudbury Police on Hop for Several Local Incidents
Police reported a theft of silver china worth about 150 dollars from a new model home on Goodman Hill road. Investigations included transporting a Sudbury man, once living at a Marlborough rest home, back to his home. Other incidents involved two-car accidents on wet roads, a Concord Route 117 crash with a Marlborough passenger injured, a nosebleed hospital visit, and seasonal hunting noise complaints.
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Middlesex Bank Opens 19th Branch in Tewksbury
Middlesex County National Bank celebrated the opening of its 19th branch in Tewksbury with town officials present at the Veterans Building. Oliver Bergstrom spoke of the bank's second century and community focus as Dr. Daniel Gray highlighted regional growth. Harold J. Patten received a photo gift of the Preston-Fairgrave Store history, now displayed in the new quarters.
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Memorial visit and volunteer notices at Cushing Hospital
Memorials list flowers donated by Mr and Mrs Richard T Cutler in memory of Roland R Cutler and Joseph Cutler. Circle 4 members and spouses plan to visit two wards at Cushing Hospital Framingham Monday meeting at Craig home Nobscot Road. call Mrs Warren Wright at 4432418 to join. Tuesday preschool parent teachers meeting at 8 pm Fellowship Hall Rev John Westerhoff III Will discuss the New Curriculum for the 3s 4s and 5s
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Carlisle church notes and weekend visitors
Mr and Mrs Carl Swanson and Mrs Haze Cann of South Street spent the weekend at the Rupples Klub in Carlisle. Carlisle Church meets Friday night at 7 30 with Co Presidents Mr and Mrs Robert Noy in charge. Mid week prayer meeting tonight led by Pastor Paul MacVitties. Sunday school contest continues Oct 21.
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Extension tips for spring flowering bulbs in Middlesex County
Concord advises careful planning for a bloom sequence from March to late May. Plant in Oct–Nov before first hard freeze. use bulb planters or trenching methods. space 2–8 inches by bulb size. keep soil loose, well drained, and watered. apply complete fertilizer 5-10-5 to 6-10-4, mulch 2–4 inches after freezing. protect bulbs from rodents with repellents or screens.
Hornets and Wasps Danger and Control Tips
Fall brings peak hornet and wasp activity posing risks to homeowners. Disturbing nests can trigger painful stings and severe allergic reactions. Nests should be destroyed with proper procedures using insecticides such as chlordane lindane and DDT or aerosol hornet bombs. Treat nests at night when insects are inside.
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