Hills' Model Homes Debut Planned in Concord on Route 62
DeStefano Inc announces three weeks until the first Thoreau Hills model homes near Route 62 in Concord. The 165 acre site aims at a $40 000 to $50 000 home bracket with two story colonials and deluxe finishes. DeStefano and his brother run the family corporation with four brothers as staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ord
nStefano
Inc
Lowell Street
Lex
Henry David Tho
Concord Natural
Thoreau Hills
DeStefano
Belmont
Liberty Acres
Bedford Street
Concord
Wayland
Watertown Duxbury
DeStefano, Inc
Frederick
Corporation
Xaverians Lay New Cornerstone Next Sunday
Cardinal Cushing will bless the cornerstone of the Xaverian seminary at Our Lady of Fatima Shrine Holliston and lead the 12th annual children's pilgrimage for priestly vocations. Fr. John Bonardi represents the superior general, arriving from Rome for the ceremonies. The new seminary trains American students for missionary work in South America Asia and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bonardi
S. X
The
Xaverian Fathers
Fr. Bonardi
Vatican
Rome
Cardinal Cushing
South America
Asia
Africa
Evening Shoppers Drive Late-Score Retail Trade
A Fairchild News Service study reports many retailers generate 45 to 60 percent of their business after 5 30 p m, highlighting a strong post dinner shopping surge and extended hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Shoppers
New York
UPI
Fairchild News Service
Summer Theatre Group Presents Glass Menagerie
Sudbury fans can see Tennessee Williams play The Glass Menagerie on Sept 14 and 16 at Regional High School Little Theatre. Cast includes Bruce Adler Kay Stuntz Peggy Hoagland and Tom Jewett with possible omission of screen projections but music and lighting remain. Reservations at HI 36406. Community support hoped after earlier performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Glass Menagerie
Jack Osander
Tennessee William
Little Theatre
Bruce Adler
Lincoln
Kay Stuntz
Peggy Hoagland
Tom Jewett
Sudbury Women Plan Drive For Primary Vote
Sudbury Women's Republican group met at Mrs. Carl Liljestrand's home to organize an autumn program and a drive to boost turnout for the September 18 primary. Voters will be at Sudbury Town Hall from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Volunteers may contact Mrs. Jeanette Rowe or Mrs. Eleanor Hitchcock for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Carl Liljestrand
New Bridge Road
Jeanette Rowe
Eleanor Hitchcock
Unusual Quiet Reported by Sudbury Fire Department
Sudbury firemen noted 13 days with no fires, calling the period unbelievable quiet. The last blaze, Aug. 22 at Loring School, caused a small roof fire from welding torches but caused little damage and was quickly controlled. Fire crews used a manual extinguish and a small ceiling cut to contain the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Fire Department
Loring School
Church Picnic and Vespers at Grotonwood
West Acton Baptist Church plans its second annual picnic at Grotonwood on Sunday 11:30 a.m. Families bring lunches swimwear and sports gear. The afternoon closes with a vesper service at the balanced rock chapel area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
First U S census shows Virginia as most populous state
The 1790 census counted 747 160 inhabitants in Virginia establishing it as the nation’s most populous state based on early population data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Virginia
Anita Venti and Frederick MacNeill Wed in Concord
Anita D. Venti and Frederick D. MacNeill Jr. were married at Concord St. Bernard's Church with a papal blessing. The bride wore chantilly lace, seed pearl and quins bodice with a scalloped Sabrina neckline and crown veil. Attendants included Virginia Venti as maid of honor and Richard Poiter as best man. The couple, both Concord natives, will reside in Concord after a Bermuda honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
St. Bernard’s Church
Anita D. Venti
Antonio Venti
Frederick D. MacNeill, Jr
Frederick D. MacNeill
Newton
Chantilly
Virginia E. Vents
Richard Poiter
Tewksbury
Valentino Venti
Robert Pfau
Chestnut Hill
David A Venti
Fern Venti
Venti
Richardson Committee Expands Push For Elliott Richardson
Sudbury Richardson Committee plans a broad mailing to Republicans and many independents this weekend to Back Elliott Richardson for attorney general. Co chairs Calvin Smith and Mrs David Ives report a growing volunteer base and a record primary turnout expectation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Elliot Richardson
Calvin Smith
David Ives
Richardson
Richardson Committee
Ives
U. S
George G. Bradley
Robert N Mackin
Robert D. Cowan
J. Wesley Broome
Edgar D Pulsifer
John W. Edwards
Tracy
Marvis M. Fickett
George Benzie, Jr
John W. Hatch
Myles Standish, Jr
Richard F Piper
Hector Marquis
John B. Curtis
John U Ehrhardt
Joseph A. Lebruto
Earl C Borgeson
Memorial Open Fall Activity at Memorial Congregational
Memorial Open Fall Activity at Memorial Congregational last week featured memorial flowers from Mr. and Mrs. E Weston Littlefield Jr and Mr and Mrs Walter A Anderson in memory of relatives. The senior choir and director Mrs Jean Copp and organist Mrs Melvin Dinsmore returned this Sunday. New members are invited. Baptism is planned Sept 16. Contact Bod enweber or Mrs Edwin Frye for inclusion. Altar flowers may be arranged via Mrs Richard Jones. On Sept 9 Clifton F Giles assists, noted for deacon and 1944 acting minister service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Memorial Congregational
E. Weston Littlefield, Jr
D. Earl Brackett
Bodenweber
Edwin Frye
Richard Jones
Cliffton F. Giles
Father Remarks on First Report Card About Cheating
A father comments on his child's first report card noting that the grades would make cheating unlikely. The remark uses humor to express trust while acknowledging the student’s academic performance.
Methodist Rally Day Sale and Supper Planned
Sudbury Methodist Church schedules Ratty Way and Vacation Bible School opening, church school registration after morning service, start Sept 16, MYF retreat at Sterling Campgrounds Sept 7–9 with 4:30 p.m. car departure. Outdoor dedication service at Sterling 8:45 p.m. Communion and new officers to be installed. Davison Circle sale Sept 12 at Center Green 10 a.m. and WSC S pledge service and covered dish supper 6:30 p.m. Reserve with Jean Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Davison Circle
Center Green
W.S.C.S
Jean Berry
John Maenpaa
Rodney Hadley
Grangers Enjoy Mystery Ride in Sudbury
Sudbury Grangers led by L Roy Hawes and Rodney Hadley took a mystery ride last Tuesday evening, touring back woodsy roads with Lincoln Grange friends en route. The group ended at Hawes home for a barn cornroast, weather forcing indoors cooking and sociable fun. Next meeting is Tuesday with invites to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Golden Age Club Opens Fall Season At Sudbury
Sudbury Golden Age Club will open its fall season September 18 with a buffet supper at First Parish Unitarian Church. The group for ages 60 and up invites all members and prospective members. On October 6 a fair is planned at Sudbury Town Hall with many tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
First Parish Unitarian Church
Sudbury Town Hall
Sudbury Garden Club to Hear Conservation Talk
Sudbury Sudbury Garden Club opens season with a meeting at 2 30 p m at Mrs Robert J Caldwell Peakham Road. Guest speaker Mrs Eschier Welch will discuss conservation topics for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Garden Club
Robert J. Caldwell
Peakham Road
Eschier Welch
Democrats Meet Nominees Acton Support Pledged
Acton Democratic Town Committee held a Thursday meeting at Acton Center Fire Station with Thomas St Germain and John W Costello as speakers. St Germain touted his bid for state representative and outlined his views against the incumbent. Costello, a four term former representative, discussed appointments issues including Judge McWalter and Whitney. The group organized coordinators for Kennedy, Endicott Peabody, Bellotti, and St Germain, with the next meeting tentatively set for Sept 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton Center
Thomas St. Germain
Chelmsford
Westford
Tyngsborough
John W. Costello
Boston
St. Germain
Northeastern School of Business Administration
Costello
Martin Duggan
Otis M. Whitney
Concord Court
Duggan
Maurice McWalter
Whitney
Judge McWalter
Ted Kennedy
U. S
Michael Walsh
South Acton
Endicott Peabody
William Harrington
Francis X. Bellotti
John &. Mc-Laughlin
Edmond J. Mc- Niff
Henry Young
James McBride
McLaughlin
Brooke Dinner Greet Workers Here Tonight
Concord Republican leaders host Middlesex coordinators for Ed ward W. Brooke at the Fairway Restaurant. A Dutch treat dinner precedes a strategy meeting for the Sept 18 primary with Blair and Rep Albert A. Gammal Jr. among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
G. Sherman Blaw Jr
Republican Town Committee
Middlesex
Edward W. Brooke
Fairway
Blair
Albert A. Gammal, Jr
Brooke
Grape and Ham Appetizers Are Easy To Prepare
Simple party bite idea wrap seedless grapes with cold ham strips and secure with toothpicks. The combination offers a quick savory contrast and can be served on a platter for gatherings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gil Hills’ Model Homes
W. Concord
Travel
Easi
Xaverians
Indergarten
Bridget
Kirten
Conco Center
Emerson
Wunior
Msllion Offeriea
Peres
Maynard
Center
Main Street
Buddy
Humane Society
Water Row
Sudbury Hilltop
Maynard Municipal Swimming Pool
Victor Tomy
Jean Bachynski
Albert G. Alexanian, Jr
Francis Clancy
Anita Venti
Frederick MacNeill
F. D. Macneill
Keith Martin
Sudbury Richardson Committee
Grangers
Golden Age Club
J. S. Savings
Richard O’neil
Grace Callahan
Concord Medical Center
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!