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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1944
Page
5
OCR reads a political ballot fragment listing roles like PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT ATTORNEY CONGRESSMAN COUNCILLOR and other officials with names such as Tobin Cambridge Milliams Worcester McGlynn Spt ile Brad ford Quincy and several district candidates. The text is garbled and incomplete.
A composite report outlines amendments to Massachusetts articles and sections concerning referendum petitions ballot summaries and form of ballot. It details requirements for summary text printed on ballots and procedures for presenting questions to voters with affirmative and negative vote tallies from official sessions.
Groton school defeated Middlesex 20 to 6 in Concord as Joe Low and Bill Day starred for Groton. Low scored twice including a 50 yard run and added two extra points, Day added a two yard TD and Low converted both placements. Middlesex avoided a shutout with a late score by Riley Gilder and a blocked Stodghill pass.
Mr and Mrs Henry Capelle of Martin Street South Acton recently marked their silver wedding anniversary. They received many cards and Mrs Capelle was given a purse of silver from the Reading Club, of which she serves as president.
Hawthorne chapter of Eastern Star held a fall meeting at the Masonic temple with about 100 in attendance and a catered supper. Miss Helen Jacobs of Weston and Lieut. Robert G. O'Brien were the bridal shower honorees. Rev. Edward Perry Daniels spoke on Riding the Stern at First Parish. Sunday school sessions were held as scheduled. Harvest dance plans are underway for October 2 at the Veterans building with tickets via corps members. Red Cross Sewing rooms at Concord High School will be open tomorrow and next week. Concord Lodge 212 I O O F meets tonight with A Waite presiding. Woman's Parish Association met October 16 with Frances Wool as guest speaker. Sgt. and Mrs. George R. Shaw welcomed son Thomas Mott Shaw II. Shaw stationed at Fort Jackson. Dr Robly D. Evans spoke on Atom Smashing and Radio Activity at Concord Academy. Mrs. Francis DeHart Houston visiting New York.
Masses at the Church of Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord are 7 8 30 and 10 30 with Sunday school after the second mass. In Bedford at the Concord Minute Man chapter YC Veterans association annual meeting Clifford Day Arlington Heights was elected commander replacing William L McCarthy. Day served with the Concord company in World War I. The Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary at St Bernard's parish opens with a 7 46 pm meeting in the lower church Thursday.
Bedford S Sgt Vernon Rivet, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Rivet, South road, has come home on furlough after more than four years in the Pacific. He will be on leave for a month before reporting for further duty. Mrs Richard Thompson, South road, has received word that her then?
Husband wounded in France and in a hospital returns to battlefield service. David Kelley, formerly Bedford now Lexington, reenlists in the Army this week and is stationed at Camp Lejeune. Bedford Women's Service Club plans a December minstrel show on December 6 at the School Auditorium led by chairwoman Mrs. Walter Fennessey. Mrs. Charles Shelton hosts a Jewel Club dinner in Boston. she will spend the Florida months. Mrs. James Richardson and daughter Mrs. Howard Carlisle return from a two week visit to Nota Alabama. Y D Veterans Association meets at the Y D Clubrooms on Great Road with a social hour after business. Homes and travel notes include moves from Westford to Lane Avenue apartment.
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