Old Freight House inquiry seeks rightful owner
In St Germain a search into the old Freight House traces ownership and sale history. It notes that Maine and the railroad conveyed interests to Waltham Lime & Cement in 1953, with a condition to move the building within 60 days. The lime company claims the sale void if not moved, while records show no tax assessments or official listing for the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Germain
Sudbury Freight
Waltham Lime & Cement
The
Lime Company
Ime Company
Worship service notes at Acton Congregational church
The Acton Congregational church resumed worship on Sunday at 11 with nursery and children programs announced. Changes include new schedules for teachers and a dedication service uptick and a guild meeting planned for the season with an anticipated year ahead titled Our Year.
Mrs Edmund H and two children visit Enfield Me
Mrs Edmund H and two children spent the end of the week in Enfield Maine, lodging at a local residence and sightseeing around the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund H
Two Child Street
Enfield, Me
Mass times changed at Acton church Sundays
Acton church St. Elizabeth of Hungary plans new Sunday schedule with masses at 7 pm 8 30 am 10 45 am and 12 noon. There will be two masses at 8 30 and 10 45 with Sunday school following the 8 30 mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Change Of Time In Services Here At Unitarian Church
Change of time in services noted for weekly Sunday services at the Unitarian Universalist Church as fall activities begin. First service Sunday 9 30 a m with nursery for preschoolers. Rev Deane Starr preaches on Hardening of the Oughteries. Mrs Victor A Salloway over choir duties. George Gewi to be organist. Sunday school classes resume Sept 16 9 30 am. Youth group meets Sept 9 7 pm to 9 pm with business meeting and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Universalist Church
Deane Starr
Victor A. Salloway
George Gewi
E Lawrence Maxwell of Sydney Dies After Long Career
E Lawrence Maxwell longtime Sydney resident and former president of Lions clubs and Corinthian Masonic groups died after a 38 year residence in the area. Survived by wife Ma Martinson a son Max Acton a daughter Sara Folkins five grandchildren and four sisters Burial at St Bridget's cemetery with calling hours at Joseph Dee and Son Funeral Home guidance by the family.
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Lady Help
Ganarg
Urch
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Joseph Dee & Son Funeral Home
Concord Woman Marie L Anderson Dies After Illness
Concord Marie L Nil sen Anderson 84 of 219 Main street widow of Martin Anderson died yesterday at home after a long illness. Born Moss Norway October 28 1877 she lived in Concord most of her life. Survivors include son Herman West Concord a daughter Mrs Danforth W Comins Jr Concord several grandchildren and sisters Misses Gagma and Olga L Nilsen with whom she lived. Funeral arrangements by Joseph Dee & Son Funeral Home.
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Concord
Marie L. (Nilsen) Anderson
Mainstreet
Martin Anderson
Moss
Norway
Herman
West Concord
Danforth W. Comins
Gagma
Olga L. Nilsen
Joseph Dee & Son Funeral Home
Infant Salvatore Graceffa Dies Suddenly
Salvatore R Graceffa five week old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph R Graceffa of 9 Parmenter Avenue died Monday morning. Survived by two sisters Sandra Ann and Gina Maria and grandparents Ralph Mariano and the Graceffa grandparents of Maynard. Services held Tuesday at St Bridget Cemetery with Rev James J Haddad reading committal prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvatore Graceffa
Salvatore R. Graceffa
Joseph R. Graceffa
Parmenter Avenue
Sandra Ann
Gina Maria
Ralph Mariano
Maynard
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
James J. Haddad
Concord man Frank Voner 73 dies at home after illness
Frank Voner 73 of Shore Road died last Wednesday at his home after an illness. Born in Italy he lived in Concord five years after coming from Waltham and was a retired brickmason. He leaves his wife Francesca Ceranda Voner six sons Frank Thomas and Victor of Natick Joseph W Frederick and Cam bridge Paul of Concord four daughters Rose Morrison Isabelle Morrelle of Waltham Mary DiAllesio Nancy Cavallo of Marlborough 26 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services were held Saturday at Joseph Dee & Son funeral home followed by a solemn high mass at St Bernard's Church with Rev Edmund M Higgins as celebrant and Rev James H Connolly deacon. Burial was in St Patrick's Cemetery Watertown.
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Frank Voner
Concord
Shore Road
Italy
Waltham
Francesca
Ceranda) Voner
Frank Thomas
Victor
Allo
Natick
Joseph
W . Frederick
Cambridge
Paul
Rose Morrison
Isabelle Morrelle
Mary DiAllesio
Nancy Cavallo
Marlborough
Joseph Dee & Son
St. Bernard’s Church
Edmund M. Higgins
James H. Connolly
John A. York
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Watertown
Acton Scout Troop 1 Plans New Meeting Home and Programs
Scoutmaster Arthur N Hirsch and School Secretary William L OConnell spearhead Troop 1 in Acton to hold weekly meetings at the Serchard Auditorium and gym of Acton Boxborough Regional High School. First meeting in the new quarters is September 12 at 7 p m with boys 11 and over invited to join. A life saving scroll will list scouts such as Brian Magoon who saved a boy at sea and Jack Kelley who gave first aid. Training courses for cub scout leaders den mothers and committee members are planned with dates to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Arthur N. Hirsch
William L. O'Connell
Serchard
Acton-Boxbororth Regional High School
Brian Magoon
Jack Kelley
Rimbachs Return From Fla Trip
Acton Mrs. and Mr. Fred W. Rimbach of Main Street recently returned from an automobile trip to Florida via the Skyline Drive, visiting the Pennsylvania Dutch Fair and other points of interest en route. Mrs. Rimbach resumes duties as cafeteria manager of the Acton public schools and Acton-Boxborough Regional High School. Rimbach is town fire alarm operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Fred W. Rimbach
Main Street
Florida
Skyline Drive
Rimbach
Acton Public Schools
Acton-Boxbo
Local Girl Competes in Scottish Highland Games
Elizabeth Wylie of Alcott Street performed with the Charles Campbell dance group from Lexington at Brookline town field's Sunday Scottish Highland Games. The event featured an exhibition of Scottish country folk dancing, a traditional form said to predate the Highland Fling, along with competitive dancing demonstrations.
Ground broken for new St. Ann's Church near Sandy Burr
Ground for the new St. Ann's Church on Cochituate road opposite Sandy Burr Country Club was broken over the holiday weekend. Rev. William Castles will serve as pastor from a rectory built adjacent to the site on land donated by Mrs. Frank C. Paine. The old church on Boston Post road Route 20 was built 62 years ago. architect is William Edwards and Sewell & Smith Co. of Framingham will construct.
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Wayland
St. Ann’s
Cochituate Road
Sandy Burr Country Club
William Castles
Frank C. Paine
Boston Post Road
Route 20
William Edwards
Sewell & Smith Co
Framingham
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church introduces new Sunday service
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church began a new weekly Sunday service this Sunday and will continue with Sunday School at 9 15 a m. Mr and Mrs Robert C Wylie of Alcott Street will observe their 27th wedding anniversary next Monday.
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Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
Robert C. Wylie
Alcott Street
Forbes Couple Move to Arizona From Acton
Dr and Mrs Wilfred W Forbes left Acton last February and are now settled in Superior Arizona enjoying life in their new surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred W. Forbes
Acton
Superior
Ariz
Wootton Couple Observes 12th Wedding Anniversary
Rev. and Mrs. Roger W. Wootton of 508 Main Street observed their 12th wedding anniversary on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Wootton
Main Street
Weekly meetings resume for select men
Beginning next week select men will resume weekly meetings Tuesday evenings at 7 30.
Concord Corp. Peter Hranas Returns After Vacation
Peter Hranas of the West Concord state police bar racks resumes duties after a two week break including a week camping trip at Bearbrook State Park New Hampshire with his wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hranas
West Concord State
Petition for poles on Summer Street approved by selectmen
The hearing on the petition by Boston Edison and New England Tel for four poles on Summer Street and two on the south side near Arlington Street was held. The selectmen voted to grant the petition and also appointed Porter G. Jenks to the finance committee to March 31, 1965. Richard McCabe advised on by laws and Fred Hanack discussed drainage.
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Acton
Paul Sweeney
Tieut
John. E. . Wilson
Robert R
Dame
Police
Boston Edison Company
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Summer Street
Arlington Street
Porter G. Jenks
Richard McCabe
Fred Hanack
Lake Boon Wins Carnival Closes Vacation Season
Prizes awarded at Lake Boon annual field and water contests ending the vacation period. Winners span swimming and canoe events across multiple age groups with numerous doubles and relay races, led by organizers Richard Kraska and Delbert Alving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Curtis
Robert Kauppi
Robert Barber
Betsy Levin
Linda Harvey
Janet Tagan
Skippy McCoy
Mark Whitcomb
Mike Tuomi
Stephen Curtis
John McDonald
Chippy Lawrence
Maureen Bartlett
Susan Zaring
Patricia Thompson
Paul Cottone
Kenny Whitcomb
Chicky Moran
Richard Kraska
Charles Mack William Gunning
Delbert Alving
Harry Rovinelli
John Tourville
Alan Maki
Phil Lynn
Edward Brisbois
Concord Democratic Leaders Endorse Ted Kennedy for Senate
Concord and seven neighboring towns chief Democrats back Edward M Kennedy for U S senator. Concord chairman Philip J Corbett and nine other town leaders urge Kennedy as the strongest candidate to ensure a Democratic victory in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
U.S
Philip J. Corbett
Henry Morgan
Lincoln
John McLaughlin
Acton
Arthur Brock
Lexington
Ernest King
Carlisle
Russell McMakin
Sudbury
Lukashuk
Maynard
Michael Flood
Stow
Kennedy
Corbett
Maynard Woman Wins TV Award at Zenith Contest
Hilja Maki of 10 Beacon Street Maynard wins the August Zenith 19 inch portable TV set in a feature contest run by the popular public venue. The Maynard event drew entrants from the area as part of a ongoing promotion by Crowell Farms Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowell Farms
Great Road
Beacon Street
Maynard
D A R Meeting On Sept 13 At Acton Center
Acton Center activities of Capt Isaac Davis Chapter D A R resume with regular meeting set for Thursday Sept 13 at the home of Mrs W Stuart Allen Concord Road. Dessert social hour at 7 30 p m hostess Mrs Allen. General business at 8 15 p m dues payable at this meeting.
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Acton Center
Isaac Davis
D.A.R
W. Stuart Allen
Concord Road
Allen
D A Meeting Tuesday Evening At West Concord Church
The West Concord council of Our Lady Help of Christians hosts its first meeting of the season on Tuesday at 8 15 p.m. in the church hall with a Maryknoll priest from Brookline on mission work. Refreshments are arranged by Mrs Bememoard Culkins and her committee.
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West Concord — Court
Our Lady Help of Christians
Catho
Ne | of America
Church Hall
Maryknoll
Brookline
Bememoard Culkins
Auto Crash Involving Vanaria Family and Jones in Acton
Waltham police reported an Friday wreck at Wetherbee Road East Acton involving Orlando A. Vanaria 43 and a Somerville woman Mrs J Jones 32. A Jones car passenger was hospitalized and treated and released. Vanaria and his four children escaped injury. ten others were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando A. Vanaria
Wetherbee Road
East Acton
Somerville
J. Jones
Brewster Road
Waltham
Jones
Vanaria
Sympathy extended for death of Nora Nutt in Lexington
Sympathy is extended to Mrs A F Pwing of Acton for the death of her mother Mrs Nora Peardon Nutt of Lexington Massachusetts. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Louis H Meier Funeral Home in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A F. Pwing
Acton
Nora (Peardon) Nutt
Lexington
Louis H.meer Funeral Home
Heiligmann Team Wins 50 Mile Ski Marathon
The Heiligmann ski team of Beth and Harry Tatro, Barbara and Bill Heiligmann, with their boat Ta-De-Da, claim first in the 50 mile Weirs Beach race at Weirs Beach Laconia New Hampshire Sunday. Close rival was 11 minutes back on the Weirs to Meredith to Weirs route. Local boat competed in Class B.
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South Acton
Heiligmann
Beth
Harry Tatro
Barbara
Bill Heiligmann
Weirs Beach
Laconia
Weirs
Meredith
Weire
Wolfborough
Alton Bay
Thompson Gets Gross Holiday Scores Voted
In a 27 hole Concord Country Club round robin Thompson Thompson, a Maynard banker, won first gross with 131. First net went to Jack Reddy 106, with Wilder Parks 108, Walter Bush 109, Col Megowen 110 behind. Ladies division led by Mrs Edward P Chase 129 gross. best net to Mrs John M Eaton Jr 107, followed by Mrs Jack K Holmes 107. A 12 hole best selected tourney over holiday week ended with varied scores, and a member guest event is planned for next weekend led by Harold Cahoon and Stan Wasiuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Country Club
Henry S. Thompson
Jack Reddy
Wilder Parks
Walter Bush
Col. Megowen
Edward P. Chase
Ross
John M. Eaton, Jr
Jack K. Holmes
Maj
David M. Riddle
Roger Crafts
Norman Barrett
Julian W. Tolman
Mason L. Ham
W. Bacon
Harold Cahoon
Stan Wasiuk
Skiers Conclude Difficult Lake Run Despite Rough Waves
Harry and his wife from Warwick Rhode Island endured two foot waves as they skied across the lake. He rode a slalom ski for the entire distance in under 100 horsepower conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Warwick
R. I
Acton Recreation Commission Schedules Monthly Meetings
The Acton Recreation Commission sets its regular meeting for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Acton Town Hall. The group decides to hold this year’s meetings once a month on the second Tuesday.
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Acton
Acton Recreation Commission
Acton Town Hall
Sudbury Little League Playoffs Open With Raytheon Red Sox
The 1962 playoff series begins between Raytheon Red Sox and Hooper Hardware Orioles with games set for Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. A Crosley Played series features many players from this year’s tournament squad. An annual outing at Phippard Field follows the playoff games with all boys and dads invited. rain shifts to Sunday and Monday if needed. If a third game isn’t required, Sudbury Super Market Giants will face the champions in game No. 3.
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Sudbury
Raytheon Red Sox
Hooper Hardware Orioles
Crosley
Phippard Field
Sudbury Super Market Giants
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China Lake
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Jimmy McCoy
John Flynn
Theodore Broderick
Warren Waugh
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Richard McKenzie
John Curtis
Tommy Polychrones
Richard Henry
Eddie McKenzie
Jeffrey Chapman
Stephen Prescott
Michael Dunbar
Cliff Levin
Bill Dougherty
John Ketola
Terry Barry
Peg Vealy
Paula Flynn
Debbie Goldman
Nina Rovinelli
Mare Miller
Debby Lynn
Diane Polychrones
Ann Marie Lawrence
Donna Tromantozzi
Jeanne Brisbois
Nancy Greenleaf
Susan Tolman
Virginia Chambers
Barbara McClafferty
Cynthia Polychrones
Linda Walker
Mary Sullivan
Paul Freeman
Gerard Judge
Dick Hellen
Bob Kauppi
Nancy Curtis
Betsy Sullivan
Cathy Gately
Janice Williams
Betty Bennett
Ronny Taylor
Paul McGrath
Lee Walker
Lee Prescott
Dick Helen
Richard Tolman
Billie Borowski
Helen Wynaught
Sandy Queen
Courtney Barber
Ed Carmichael
Paul McLaughlin
Ron Taylor
Bob Barber
Tom Gilman
Dick Bain
Chuck Kavorkian
Rickie Tolman
Kim Simpson
Susan Woods
Ginger Golden
Connie Murphy
Delbert
Ruth Alving
Edward and
Mary _Brisbois
Charles
Janice Mack
Charles Mack
William Gunning
Janice
Gertrude Kendrick
Ann Puro
Wayne Puro
Leonard Kraska
Gerard
Ivor Cunningham
Richard Garber
Carl Cunningham
Warren
Patty Moran
Karen Montagna
Susan Whitehead
Bobby Greenleaf
Diane Pilychrome
Diane Lawton
Carol Nilson
Anthony Curtis
Tom McDonald
Thomas Henry
Mary Thompson
Ruth Kirkpatrick
David Kavorkian
Charles Lawton
Barbara McClaffferty
Ted
Cc. D.A
Thompson
Maynard Industrial Center
Twinoaks
Maynard, Mas
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