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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1957
Page
3
Community event announces installation night featuring steward Rich tary Helen Barbour Gate McCormick and executive Jones with Paul years. Pianist Phyllis Conn invites teachers and guests to attend.
At Stow on Saturday September 7 the Stow Grange fair announced top winners. Vera Quinn of Stow won the State Ribbon for vegetables and Clemens Bros of Holton won the Middle Sex Fairs Association Ribbon for apples. Stephen Quinn of Stow earned top honors for his Jersey. Gertrude Lowe of Boxboro won the State Ribbon for a hand made rose pattern rug. Flowers impressed given drought. A turkey supper followed for about 130 people. The note adds historical lines: the first nursing bottle in 1841 and Mason Jar threaded cap in 1858.
The Stow Women’s Association lists a year of events including Membership Day on Sept 24 with A New Life With Active Prison. guest speaker Rev. Burt from Concord Reformatory. Oct 29 American Teachers’ Experience in Europe. Nov 26 After Thirty-Five Then What with Bertha Hughers. Dec 31 Christmas Echoes. Jan 28 Civic Interests with Mr. Roger Witherbee. Feb 25 Peter The Wolf Youth Conservation Day. April 1 Lady’s Spring Fashion Show. April 29 Annual Luncheon and election of members. Public invited.
Reminder notices urge parents to return all School Insurance envelopes to teachers by September 24. The Stow Women’s Association starts its 1957 58 season on September 24 at the Unitarian Church Vestry with a 2 pm coffee social and a 2 45 pm business meeting led by Mrs. Everett Angier who presides over an open membership day featuring Rev. Robert Burt as speaker on a new life with active prison. Stow Girl Scouts in grades through 8 begin season September 23 at Town Hall with after school meeting and parent transportation arranged through Mrs. Ethel Herrick.
Town Tax Collector Charles M. MacRae has issued the 1957 tax bills. A patient at Emerson Hospital Concord remains in care under Mrs Edward Ward of School Street South Acton. John McLaughlin of Hayward Road West Acton discovered his own birthday card contained a familiar message during his anniversary Pay Day.
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