Marlboro Men Court Case Over Fall At Marlborough Game
In Middlesex Superior Court East Cambridge Judge E Swift directed a verdict for Edward C Horne in a 1958 incident at a Marlborough Concord football game. Witnesses Lyons Cofelice and Riley testified about a bleacher plank breaking causing injury to Lyons and others.
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Middlesex Superior Court
East Cambridge
E. Swift
Edward C. Horne
Nashoba Road
Recreation Department
Emerson Playground
He Lyons
Cofelice
Lyons
Charles M. Riley
Newton Centre
Lumber Inspection Bureau
Law Action On Diseased Elm Trees In Concord
Concord selectmen and PWD officials are examining the legality of a measure to compel homeowners to remove Dutch elm diseased trees on private property. The plan would allow the town to remove trees, bill the owner, and seek court action if the bill remains unpaid.
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Concord
P.W.D
Contract Signed For Rebuilding Of Tennis Courts
Warren Brothers Roads Co. of Cambridge signs a $7 contract to rebuild three tennis courts at Rideout Playground West Boom. One court doubles as a basketball court now but will be converted to tennis with all three in use for tennis. A future basketball court will be added at the mult play area. Completion set for October. The recreation commission had $7,091.87 and a $653.13 transfer made up the $7,745 total.
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Warren Brothers Roads Co
Cambridge
Rideout Playground
West B Ooom
Eldridge
Recreation Commission
Detour Needed On Elm Street Closure Planned Soon
Elm Street in Concord will close to traffic in the next few weeks. Motorists should plan detours as work begins.
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Elm Street
Concord
Cruiser Is Back In Police Service After Crash
Concord reports one police cruiser damaged in a Sept 8 foggy morning crash at the rotary circle has been repaired and returned to service. Damage was about 470 dollars, town manager Russell I Eldridge said final costs unknown. Patrolman Leonard J Wetherbe escaped injury while responding to a prior crash.
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Concord
Rotary Circle
Acton
Russell I. Eldridge
Leonard J. Wetherbe
Concord Selectmen Delay on Storage and Car License Petitions
Concord selectmen say no decision yet on the petition of Concord Garnetting Inc to store 6000 gallons of No 2 fuel on Commonwealth Avenue. No decision has been announced on Donald Plummer’s petition for a Class 2 used car license at the Flying A station near Reformatory Circle.
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Concord — Selectmen
Concord Garnetting, Inc
Commonwealth Avenue
Donald Plummer
Flying
Reformatory Circle
Blood Drive Planned as Red Cross Bloodmobile Returns
Concord residents are invited to donate blood on Sept 30 at the Congregational Church parish house on Hubbard Street. Donors may receive a gold blood pin for seven pint gifts and galion pin for larger donations. In 1962 63 the Concord chapter contributed to the Massachusetts regional program via 12 bloodmobiles aiming for 1700 pints.
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Concord
Red Cross
Congregational Church
Hubbard Street
Massachusetts
Police Blotter Details Boston Run For Newborn Arrival
A Concord incident describes a resident impatient to see his debut in the world. Officers radioed the fire department for ambulance help, with Capt. Laurence Hennesey and Pvt. John Doyle leading the run to Boston, arriving 15 minutes before birth. Patrolmen Learmonth and Foster aided state police to apprehend a Maynard resident after Saturday noon.
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Concord
Hhe
Fire Department
Laurence Hennesey
John Doyle
Boston
Robert Learmonth
John Foster
Maynard
Enrollment Trends Signal Strain on Local Schools
Enrollment figures show total pupils near 3950 with minor gains across elementary junior high and high school. In migration-heavy patterns, overcrowding grows at junior high and proposals loom for long term needs across elementary to high school buildings as next year’s high school serves all students.
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Peter
Bulkeley
Suspect Pleads Guilty in Endangerment Driving Case
Police found the car in a private driveway and later picked up a local citizen near his home. After pleading guilty to two counts, the defendant was sentenced by Judge Whitney to one year of probation.
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Whitney
Concord Birth Details for DeFoe Family
A birth notice from Concord lists Mr and Mrs Peter A DeFoe of 549 Main Street as parents. Also referenced are Mr and Mrs Vanet Wileen of 5 By Pass Road Lincoln and Mr and Mrs Peter De Foe of 251 Concord Road Billerica. Mrs Jacqueline Moran of Ohio is noted as great grandmother.
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Concord
Peter A. DeFoe
Main Street
DeFoe
Vanet Wileen
Pass Road
Lincoln
Peter DeFoe
Concord-read
Billerica
Jacqueline Moran
Ohio
Concord Sees Dim Chance Of Special Town Meeting In 1964
School officials report no site valuations yet for a new high school and say a special 1964 town meeting may be needed to begin construction. With three sites under review and an architect chosen, progress hinges on site selections and fall action, delaying occupancy until 1965 at earliest.
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Robert S. Ireland
Citizens Council
Soto Wai
Concord
Concord School Committee
New Tank Truck Shown After Bedford Street Fire
The new tank truck had just 12 to 14 hours of service when firefighters were called to a blaze on the Pickman estate off Bedford Street. It earlier saw duty during the woods fire in Concord ten days ago.
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Bedford Street
Pickman Estate
Woods
Concord
Rebekahs Select Slate of Officers
The Rebekahs chose their slate with a treasurer among officers. Installation is planned for October 21 at the church.
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Rebekahs
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Marlboro Men
Marlborough
Westford
Star
Lee Wyman
Concord Red Cross
Charles Fraser
Louise Godfrey
Arthur B. Stetson
William O. Apthorpe
Stephen P. Baldwin
Laurence P. Bascom
Haymond B. Lawrence
Alessandro Macone, Inc
Bigg Boon
Sergt. Wm. J. Costells
Tom Sawyer Club
Fow
Paula Ande
Margaret Mi
Weil
Pierozzi
Sudbury Super Market
Barton's
Schenley
Fullet
Imp
Libby
Sat
Carlisle
Concord - Carlisle High School
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