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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1956

Page

9

Carlisle Girl and New York Man Wed in September Ceremony

Miss Hazel Ann Dutton of Hornell New York married John David Walcott of Corning New York at Carlisle Congregational Church on Sunday September 16. Officiating was Rev Robert B Dempsey. The couple planned a New Hampshire wedding trip and will reside at 35 Washington Street Hornell after September 24.

Carlisle New York Carlisle Congregational Church Hazel Ann Dutton Washington Street Hornell Francis H. Dutton Lowell Road John David Walcott J. Frederick Walcott Corning Robert B. Dempsey Marcia Lapham Jane Dutton J. Frederick Wolcott Leon Stroud Schenectady Lester Lufts Manchester Lester Tufts Concord High School Gordon College of Theology and Missions Boston State Agricultural and Technical Institute Alfred Steuben County Laboratories Wolcott Corning Free Academy Alfred University Reserve Officers Training Corp

Plan Orientation Program for Acton High School

Invitations go to parents of seventh grade students for an orientation program at Acton High School on Wednesday evening September 26. School administration hopes parents will become acquainted with school operations and staff. Refreshments will be served in Julia L. McCarthy School.

Acton Julia L. McCarthy

Bedford primary yields losses for Lewellen and G. O. P. nominees

Bedford and Lexington reports show Bertha Piper of Billerica and Paula Lewellen of Bedford failing to secure GOP nominations for representative. In the 19th Middlesex race, John Brox of Dracut and William Maloney of Lexington win seats. others pursue lieutenant governor and governor bids.

Bedford Bertha Piper Billerica Paula K. Lewellen Lexington Middlesex John Brox Dracut William Maloney Howard E. Ferguson Senate Maloney Charles Gibbons Stoneham Foster / Furculo Edward & Cronin Robert Murphy

David Kinsley to Be Licensed Meth. Preacher

Stow David Kinsley age 17 son of Mr and Mrs Roy F Kinsley of Lake Boon will receive his local preacher license at a Methodist district meeting in Worcester on Sunday. He represented the New England Conference of Methodist Youth at a national conference in Brevard College North Carolina and serves as Christian Faith Leader in the Hudson Methodist Church Youth Group. He is newly elected vice president of Hale High School senior class and plans to study to become a minister.

Hale High School

Harvest dinner at First Parish Unitarian Church

The annual harvest dinner at First Parish Unitarian Church is set for October 3 with two seatings at 5 30 and 7 30 pm. About 100 guests per seating. Tickets go on sale at the fair Saturday or by reservations with Miss Florence A Wood.

Stow First Parish Unitarian Church Florence A. Wood

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