Concord Enterprise newspaper notice
Publication details for The Concord Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts include address, editor R W Currier Second class matter status since 1908 and Thursday issue schedule plus subscription rate single copies ten cents and yearly five dollars with regional advertising agents listed.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
Con
Nason St
May
P. O. Box
Concord
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Adversis Ad Copy Due By 2 P.M. Wednesday
Instructions state the copy must be in the office by 2 o'clock Wednesday, one day before publication. The note emphasizes deadline timing for submission to meet the newspaper's production schedule.
Sudbury League backs underground high tension lines plan
In a November 20 1960 letter the League of Women Voters of Sudbury endorses the town policy to study burying future high tension lines to protect significant natural assets while pursuing wise conservation overall.
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League of Women Voters of Sudbury
Sudbury
League
Sudbury Horticultural Show Honors James Hodder
Co-chairman of corsages at the 48th annual horticultural show at the University of Massachusetts was James Hodder, son of Mr and Mrs Ronald Hodder. Students in the College of Agriculture and Stockbridge School assisted by the faculty produced the show annually. Christmas seals have been mailed to Sudbury residents to aid the campaign for improved community health. Local firemen aid in the muscular dystrophy march and donations may be left at fire stations. Mr and Mrs John Childs attended the wedding of their nephew Stephen Kroll Brown and Miss Susan Treland at Shrewsbury Congregational Church. A Firemen's Ball in Center School gym raised funds for the training field building fund with over 300 attendees to Freddie Satrigale's orchestra.
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University of Massachusetts
James Hodder
Ronald Hodder
Hudson Road
College of Agriculture and Stockbridge School
Sudbury
John Childs
Stephen Kroll Brown
Susan Treland
Shrewsbury Congregational Church
Center School
Freddie Satgriale
David Weir
Firemaii’s Association
Dean Crary
John Fitch
Senior Girls Chorus Brownhill Program Highlights
Wentworth supervisor in charge directed senior girls chorus and alternate select chorus. Program featured Kismet Overture, three Hungarian dances for children, Sing to the Lord of Harvest, All Good Gifts, Thanksgiving hymns, Thanksgiv ing jingle and We Gather Together with mixed chorus and assembly audience participation.
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Wentworth
Grey
Walter Silva
Francis Bellizia
Dr. Tourville
Sudbury Players Hold Open Tryouts For The Emperor's New Clothes
Sudbury through high school students will audition Saturday at 2 p.m. in Town Hall for The Emperor's New Clothes by Charlotte Le Baten to be produced by the Sudbury Players in February. No membership required to try out. Director Mary Bishop with Lettie Cowden as assistant.
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Sudbury
Charlotte le Baten
Sudbury Players
Fobrery
Mary Bishop
Lettie Cowden
Deaths and Funerals in Concord and Surrounding Towns
Obituary notices report the deaths of Concord resident Frank Denaro 73 a longtime farmer and Italian Navy veteran who died at Emerson Hospital after a short illness. Also honored are Ellen T Donahue 80 and Thomas D Pepin 16 with funeral services planned at St Bernard’s Church and local funeral homes.
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Concord
Frank Denaro
Emerson Hospital
Italy
St. Bernard’s Church and Sons of Italy Lodge
Maria C
Frank, Jr
Nevada
Dominic
Bedford
John
Stow
Anthony J. Lowell
James Chelmsford
Roche Corrizini
Connie Bourgeois
Mary Dugay
Francis Haynes
Maynard
Josephine Jensen
Katherine Bates
Tennessee
Joseph Dee & Son
St. Bernard’s Church
Edmund M. Higgins
James H. Connolly
John A. York
Higgins
St.Bernard’s Cemetery
Ronald D. Denaro
Ronald J. Denaro
Sabatino Denaro
Ellen T. Donahue
Cambridge Cemetery
Sudbury Licensing Board Notices for 1961 Alcohol Licenses
The Sudbury Licensing Board lists applications for 1961 licenses. Forrest D. and Katherine R. Bradshaw seek a retail package beer and alcohol license at Bradshaw's Store South Sudbury. Armando S. Troisi applies for Wines Malt Beverages and Common Victualer at Ye Old 117 House North Sudbury. Victoria Miceli seeks Tracy's Package Store retail beer license at North Road North Sudbury. Francis W. Trussell and Harvey N. Fairbank sign notices for board actions.
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Town OF
Francis W. Trussell Harvey N. Fairbank
Lawrence B. Tigher
Sudbury
Forrest D. Bradshaw
Katherine R. Bradshaw
Bradshaw's Store
Boston Post Road
South Sudbury
Bradshaw’s Store
South’ Sudbury
Mass
Mill Lane
Armando S. Troisi
Old 117 House
North Road
North Sudbury
Francis W., Trussell Harvey M. Fairbank
Lawrence B. Tighe
Victoria Miceli
Tracy’s
Francis W. Trussell
Harvey N. Fairbank
Parmenter, Mabel A., 91, Sudbury native and historian
Mabel A. Parmenter of Sudbury died November 11 at Cushing Hospital Framingham age 91. Daughter of Joshua and Martha Parmenter born in South Natick she was a longtime curator of the South Natick Historical Society and an authority on local genealogy. Services were held November 14 at the Laker Funeral Home Natick with interment in the family lot.
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Sudbury
Mabel Anna Parmenter
Cushing Hospital
Framingham
South Natick
Joshua
Martha (Goulding) Parmenter
Sudbury-Framingham
Homer Knights
Miriam Parmenter
Harvard
Marjorie Smith
Bridgeton
Roger Parmenter
Natick
Herbert Parmenter
Ashland
Tree Executives Lunch at Wayside Inn in Sudbury MA
Tree Wardens and Foresters board met at the Wayside Inn in Sudbury Massachusetts for a luncheon. President David Warren of Brookline presided as the program for the winter conference was discussed. Inn keeper Francis Koppers showed the guests around the historic inn and its surroundings. A very old tree recently collapsed and a planting plan was proposed to replace it and preserve the Inn’s tree beauty.
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Sudbury
Massachusetts
Foresters’ Board of
Wayside Inn
David Warren
Brookline
Francis Koppers
Funeral held for Joseph E LeBlanc in West Concord
Joseph E LeBlanc 61 of 7 Hayward court died at home Friday. A Monday funeral at MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral Home was led by Rev. Edwin B Nylen of Union Church. Burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Born Nova Scotia May 1 1899 he lived 35 years in town and worked at Concord Woodworking. Survived by widow Joanna M Nolan LeBlanc and brother Luke Nova Scotia.
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West Concord
Joseph EE. LeBlanc
Hay‘ward Court
MacRae-Tunnicliffe Funeral
Edwin B. Nylen
Union Church
Sleepy Hollow ‘Cemetery
Nova Scotia
Concord Woodworking
Maynard Lodge Fof Eagles
Joanna M
Nolan) LeBlanc
Luke
Sudbury Building Permits Challenge Sparks Legal Action
The Sudbury Board of Selectmen deny permits for Wayside Acres builds reversing an appeals board ruling dated November 8 1960. Harper of Wayside Acres Inc filed in Middlesex Superior Court for a writ of mandamus to force permit issuance. Notices issued November 15 returnable November 22. The board considers an appeal within twenty days and plans to file. An unrelated note estimates a billion Christmas decorations will be used on American trees this year.
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Board of Selectmen
Harper
Sudbury
Wayside Acres
Ioard of Appeals
Wayside Acres, Inc
Selectmen
County of
Middlesex
Board of Appeals
Public Hearing Set on 56 Lot Subdivision Plan
Stow Mass on December 14 1960 at 8 30 p m Town Hall for Echodale Development Inc to seek approval of a Definitive plan for a 56 lot subdivision on West Acton Rd Abutters include Richard and Barbara Charnock Henry Erikson Carl and Ruth Johnson Carmine and Rose DiPietro Ralph and Theresa DiPietro Alba Lattuca Stow Planning Board filed November 23
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Town Hall Stow
Mass
Echodale Development Inc
Stow
West Acton Rd
Richard D
Barbara G. Charnock
Henry Erikson
Carl G
Ruth W. Johnson
Carmin
Rose A. Dip
Probate Court notice on Lilla A. Cutler estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex directs all interested in Lilla A. Cutler of Concord to object to the executor’s first account. Write an appearance in Cambridge before ten in the forenoon on December 15 1960, the citation return day. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Lilla A. Cutler
Concord
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
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