Carlisle Grange Fair Exhibits Highlight Local Winners
Readouts from the Carlisle Grange Fair show multiple local youths and adults earning first place in vegetables flowers and crafts. Winners include Larry Blanchard Ruth Smail Ruth Small Lee Bott and Michael Roderick among many others with awards across jams, pickles, baking, and livestock categories.
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Jean Zwicker
Sue Botts
Donna Evatie
Ruth Pannell
Everet Duren
Carol Pedersen
Crystal Brook
Itls Handicarft
Lee Bott
Bott
Sue Bott
Mary Huff
Nancy Winslow
Allan Powers
Abigal Hartwell
Ewe
Abigai Hartwell
Michael Roderick
Ewe Lamb
Jamies’ Pickard
Lewis Young
Eric Bearse
Clark Erwin
Mary Lee Dolan
Janet Huff
Chris Burack
Dwight Needham
Michael Dolan
Bucks
Dana Evans
Bantam Roosters
Steven Roderick
Mark Brooks
Bantam Heng
Steven Mark Brook
Dwight Needyham
Past Masters Meet and Local Community Notes
Friday night the Past Masters Association will meet at Tyngs stiungn at 8 o'clock. After the business session Carlisle Grange past masters will supervise refreshments. Miss Linnéa Swafison has begun teaching Grade 2 at Bristol CT. she is Bates College graduate and daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Swanson. Mr and Mrs Judson Edwards of Andover CT spent weekend with Richard Bates Sr., father of Mrs Edwards. Sunday School teachers met at Carlisle Congregational Church. next Sunday last classes at 9 30 with 12 oclock start on September 30. Ladies Circle met at noon at Carlisle Church. co-hostesses were Mrs John Harrison and Mrs Philip White. Mrs Francis H Dutton presided. Mr and Mrs Carl Swanson of South Street spent weekend at their Camp in Stoddard NH. Homemaker's forum suggests using old nylon stockings to hold small articles when washing. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Carlisle Grange
Linnéa Swafison
Curve Street
Bristol
Connecticut
Bates College
Concord High School
Paul Swanson
Carlisle Congregational Church
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Philip White
Francis H. Dutton
Sudbury Fire Alarm System Upgrades For School
Sudbury Fire Chief reports the Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School now has a modern ten box alarm system linked to a municipal box on Lincoln Road. The system includes detectors and three circulating pumps with a fail safe to alert fire crews and nearby towns if activated. The town seeks a municipal box at Center schools costing 1214.30 to cover forty boxes, with Lincoln Sudbury Regional School paying 304.
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SAEK Vaccine Make-Up Clinic At Lincoln
The Lincoln Board of Health announces a make-up polio clinic at Smith School Gymnasium on Saturday September 22 from 9 am to noon. Eligible are pregnant women, those under 15 needing second shots, under 15 needing first shots, and those 15 and older for first shots. written parental permission and physician recommendation are required.
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Lincoln Board of Health
Smith School
Concord Observes 321st Birthday Amid Townwide Flags
Mrs Rothwell N MacRae and family return to Concord after Florida visit. Laurie Greenway and her two children stay briefly before heading to Lake Worth. Concord marks 321st birthday with flags along Mill Dam. Antognoni family moves from Sudbury Road to Farmington Maine for new job. Suzanne Servais is former Mrs Antognoni.
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Rothwell N. MacRae
Ethel Adams
Concord
Florida
Mrs. MacRae
Laurie Greenway
Chiildren
Lake Worth
Mill Dam
Joseph Antognoni
Sudbury, Road
Farmington
Maine
Antognoni
Suzanne Servais
St Germain Fire Chief Announces Special Town Meeting
A Special Town Meeting will address a request for 30 of the cost and the balance totaling 910.00. The notice identifies the St Germain Fire Chief as the official involved.
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St. Germain
Bedford rainfall hits half inch in 15 minutes and 38 mph winds
Bedford reported very heavy rain on Saturday evening with the airport recording a half inch in a 15 minute period and winds at 38 miles per hour. The Bedford Woman's Community Club opens its 1956 1957 year with a fashion show September 24 at 7 pm at the Church of Christ vestry with a roast beef dinner.
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Tverning
Bedford Woman’s Community Club
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Farm Homemakers Freeze or Can 751 Pounds in 1951 Survey
A North Central states survey shows farm home-makers averaged 751 pounds of food canned or frozen in 1951, as reported by North Dakota Agricultural College.
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North Central States
North Dakota Agricultural College
West Acton Woman's Club plans a varied year
The West Acton Woman's Club outlines its 1956 57 program starting with an October 8 meeting featuring Bliss Mitchell on Unmentionables. Speeches include Reading Is Fun and a Pygmalion scenes portrayal, with events such as Norwegian coffee hours,Chapters, a scholarship dance, and a final Guest Night featuring grapho-analysis expert Mrs Louis Thackery.
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West Acton
Edward Bursaw
Reino Tuomanen
Fifield
Marge Lee
Louis Thackery
Marvin L. Tolf
Mainstreet
South Acton
Will Appeal 50-Cent Rise in Car Rates
The tentative 50 cent increase in compulsory motor vehicle insurance faces a Massachusetts Supreme Court appeal if approved. John O Connor of the casualty insurance groups calls the rise inadequate and urges a higher rate. Commissioner Triumphreys will set a hearing date within about ten days, with a possible court challenge if approved.
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Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Casualty Insurance Companies
Massachusetts
John O’connor
Joseph A.riumphreys
O’conner
Umphreys
Police Officer Barry Wood Takes Cape Vacation
Mrs Richard J Loftus and daughter Sarah return to Concord after Nantucket trip. Red Cross drive promoted.
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Main Street
Cape
Richard J. Loftus
Sarah
Concord
Nantucket
THE
RED Cross
Miss Marilyn Dutton Weds Burlington Man In September
Miss Marilyn E. Dutton and Ernest Austin Taylor married at Carlisle Congregational Church with Rev. Robert B. Dempsey presiding. The ceremony featured Cecilia Friend on organ and William Shumway as soloist. The couple plans a Sept 24 return from Gaspe Peninsula and will reside in Arlington. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Dutton. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Taylor. Both families reside in Carlisle and Burlington respectively.
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Burlington
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Carlisle
Marilyn E. Dutton
George Wallace Dutton
Westford Street
Ernest Austin Taylor
Ernest Arthur Taylor
Terrace Hall
Carlisle Congregational Church
Robert B. Dempsey
Celia Friend
Wobath
William Shumway
Stephanot
Beverly Dutton
Joan Taylor
Jane MacDonald
Janet Dutton
Lynn
Stow Police Report On September Arrest And Drunkenness Conviction
On September 15 David O Watkins of Maynard was arrested by Chief Addy on three counts. He was found guilty in Concord Court and fined 10 for drunkenness 35 for driving under the influence. He backed into Mrs Florence C Addy’s car causing about 75 dollars in damage. The fault may be filed with the Motors Registry. The insurance covered Watkins car. Police note Center School children play safely around the new school not causing Route 117 issues.
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Acton Street
Maynard
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Watkins
Concord Court
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Stow
U S Farm Agency Develops Quick Cheddar Cheese Method
The U S Department of Agriculture has created a short time labor saving process for cheddar cheese making. The method uses ordinary cheese making equipment and aims to streamline production. The announcement signals practical improvements for small scale or home cheese makers.
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U.S. Department of Agtubbare
Troop 33 Seeks Volunteer Helpers for Boy Scout Support
West Concord Troop 33 calls for men in town to volunteer. A 7 p.m. meeting at Thoreau School Gym is set on Tuesday September 25 followed by a troop committee meeting. Scoutmaster Robert Soderman welcomes interested volunteers with Boy Scout or related experience.
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West Concord
Thoreau School
Robert Soderman
Bottles Found On Berkshire River Run Prompt Letter Reply
Williamstown reports Michael Miller and a friend collected 16 bottles along the Green River in Berkshire County. Each bottle carried a note asking the finder to tell Michael where it was found. A reply came from Sandy Murray of Fairbanks Alaska.
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Mass
Michael Miller
Berkshire County
Michael
Sandy Murray
Fairbanks
Alaska
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