Carlisle historic hike marks trail to Concord center site
Carlisle leaders and Concord officials invite the public to a teaching session at Gaiding Auditorium and a planned hike tracing the old Estabrook road route to Concord center. The event reviews local history from 17th century roads to the Bloods and Lapham trail, with a film shown for the 1960 61 ceremonies.
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Carlisle
Im Davis
Boye Fred Kelly
Gaiding Auditorium
Edward Bulkeley
Concord
Clark
Minutemen
Barrett Farm
Old North Bridge
Lapham
Concord Center
Robert Blood
Elizabeth Willard
Estabrook Road
Bellows Hill
Charles W. Dee
Committee On
Members Visit Gardens Highlight Local Horticulture Event
About thirty members toured a garden setting near Hedder and Hudson, viewing walls from an old barn site, diverse plantings including portulaca and Russian olive. Tea and a brief business session followed as members noted deposits and a duplicate recovery notice in the meeting.
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Hedder
Hudson
Samuel Hill
St John's List Active Program Activities This Week
Maynard Sunday picnic at Mr. Ph John home. Altar guild meets Monday at 8 o clock in vestry. Senior choir at 5 o clock in chancel. Adult confirmation class at 8 in vestry. ICA steering meet in Hartford Conn Tuesday and Wednesday. Church school teachers meet 8 in vestry Wednesday. Trustees meet Thursday 7:30 followed by administration meeting in vestry at 8. Senior confirmation class 9:30 and junior 11 Saturday morning.
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Maynard
Ph _ John
Altar Guild
New England I.C.A
Hartford
Conn
Board of Trustees
Board of Administration
Union Church to Open School on October First
Rev Edwin B Nylen announces no church school until October 1 at Union Church The Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship will meet Sunday at 5 am.
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Union Church
Edwin B. Nylen
Pilgrim Fellowship
Concord Plans Hearing on Alden Wheeler Subdivision
The Concord Planning Board will hold a Monday hearing on subdividing Alden R. Wheeler’s property off Powdermill Road. The session aims to review plat details, lot lines, and zoning compliance for the proposed development.
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Concord Planning Board
Alden R. Wheeler
Powdermill Road
Concord-Carlisle Artists Association Reopens Workshops
The Concord Carlisle Artists Association announces the reopening of its workshops with a welcome for anyone interested. The sessions resume Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Alcott School inviting community participation.
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Concord-Carlisle Artists Association
Alcott School
Concord Artists Annual Exhibition Opens at Library Gallery
The Concord Artists Annual exhibition runs four weeks from September 30 to October 27 at the library gallery. Public may submit exhibits, due by Friday September 29. For more information contact David B. Little at EM 93648.
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Concord
Library
David B. Little
Bloodmobile to Hold Another Donor Day in Conecord
The Red Cross chapter invites donors to Conecord for a donor day. Appointments may be made by calling the chapter office at EM 92590.
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Bloodmobile
Conecord
Oct
Red Cross
Notice to Bidders Concord Roofing project 1961
The Town of Concord Massachusetts invites sealed bids for replacement and repairs of roofing on the Veterans Building. Bids due 2 00 p m October 5 1961 at the Town Manager office with public opening and reading then. The town may reject any or all bids or waive informality. Theodore M Nelson September 21.
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Concord
Mass
Veterans
Town House
Massachusetts
Legion Inducts Joint Officers At So Acton
South Acton post and Ladies Auxiliary plan a joint installation Sunday at 3 p.m. at the legion home Prospect Street County Leo F Malloy will install the legion officers and Mrs Stanley A Nedza will install the auxiliary officers James McBridge is named commander and others fill key posts Elected auxiliary officers include Mrs James Fairbanks president and Mrs Nath an Roberts senior vice president County Director Kay Nedza will preside at Saturdays Middlesex County Council meeting in Ashland and install officers at several towns next
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South Acton
Edwards Quimby
A. L
Ladies Auxiliary
Legion Home
Prospect Street
Leo F
Malloy
Cambridge
Legion
Stanley A. Nedza
Auxiliary
James McBridge
Robert Fletcher
Norman Gil
Stanley Nedza
Donatug Benere
Roy Linscott
Herbert Merriam
C. Judd Farley
Rufus McFarland
Carroll Feltus
Edward Higgins
William Horton
James Fairbanks
Nathan Roberts
Everett Reed
Mildred Mahney
Bertha Lowden
Allan Erikson
Nedza
Merriam
Tervo Grekkula
Linscott
Kay Nedza
Middlesex County Council
Ashland
Chelmsford
Lexington
Sherburn
Melrose
Kemper Group marks 50th year with New England meeting
Sudbury’s Mrs. Dorothy W Poole attended a Kemper Insurance Group officers meeting in Boston with independent New England agents. Progress reports outlined the 50th year celebration begun July 1 and a cruise conference for agents. Speakers included James S Kemper Jr and N C Flanagin with M P Luthy overseeing Kemper New England. Mrs Poole represents Lumbermen’s Mutual Casualty Company inside the group.
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Sudbury
Dorothy W. Poole
Boston
Kemper Insurance Group
New England
Kemper Organization
James S. Kemper Jr
Kemper Companies
N. C. Flanagin
M. P. Luthy
Kemper New England
Mrs. Poole
Lumbermen’s Mutual Casualty Company
Kemper Group
Concord Tags Plans Saturday Chicker Barbecue
Concord social notes announce a chicker barbecue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sanderson at Forest Park Carlisle on Saturday September 3 at 8 p.m. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Doug las Sylvia at EM 94772.
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Albert Sanderson
Forest Park
Carlisle
Douglas Sylvia
Holy Name Members Attend District Activities Conference
Members from St Bernard and Our Lady plan to attend the annual district activities conference at Boston College on Sunday, beginning at 2 30 p m.
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Holy Name
St. Bernard’s
Our Lady’s
Boston College
Heir Seeks Court to Administer West Palm Beach Estate
Waldron Smith of Garfield road, nephew of Elizabeth W. Waldron, petitions the court to authorize administering her estate valued at 10 000 dollars. Surviving relatives include another nephew Professor Prescott A. Smith of Monument street.
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Waldron Smith
Garfield Road
Elizabeth W. Waldron
West Palm Beach
Fla
Cout
Prescott A. Smith
Monument Street
Police officer resumes duty after siege at hospital
Special Police Officer James Barrett Wood of Main Street is able to be about again after a siege at the hospital. Police are now making rounds in town selling tickets for their annual ball on October 11.
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James Barrett Wood
Main Street
Emblem Club Blitz Party and Meeting Tonight at Elks Hall
The Emblem Club hosts a Blitz Party at 8 p.m. tonight at Elks Hall. A regular meeting honors Dr. Elizabeth O'Neil, past president of the club.
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Emblem Club
Elks Hall
Elizabeth O'Neil
Rex Trailer Leads Wagon Train To Aid Retarded Children
Rex Trailer will guide a six day 150 mile wagon train from Greenfield to Boston to promote MARC's message The Retarded Can Be Helped. The trek runs September 24 to 30 with 12 wagons sponsored by MARC chapters and Rex Trailer as wagon master.
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Rex
Sudbury
Massachusetts Hills
Mass. Association For Retarded Children, Inc
Greenfield
Boston
Rex Trailer
Wbz-Tv
MARC
Presbyterians To Hold Special Meetings Here
Sudbury parents attend orientation night Friday at 8 at United Presbyterian Church to learn the faith and life curriculum for the church school. Dr. David DeRouzatis, field director for the Synod of New England, will speak. Fellowship and refreshments follow. A Monday fellowship committee meeting at 8:15 p.m. at James Gabelhart’s home plans a September square dance. World Wide Communion service commemorates Oct. 1 at 10:30 a.m. worship. twelve or more attended the United Presbyterian Service at Cathedral of the Pines Sunday.
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Sudbury
United Presbyterian Church
David DeRouzatis
Synod of New England
James Gabelhart
Jarman Road
World Wide Communion
United Presbyterian Service
Cathedral of the Pines
Sunay
Local teachers depart on sabbatical to Europe
Acton school staff Miss Maurine Berry music teacher and Miss Joan Capitell guidance counselor received farewell at Lovan International Airport. Berry will visit European schools to compare curricula and methods while Capitell will pursue study at the University of Geneva.
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Acton
Lovan International
Acton School Department
Europe
Maurine Berry
Joan Capitell
University of Geneva
Holy Name Society Hosts Breakfast and Guests
The Holy Name Society held its first communion breakfast of the season after Mass by Rev. Francis S. Miaskiewicz. Rev. Mr. Oswald Blumit spoke, Walter Ryder attended, and two films on communism and Red China were shown narrated by Lowell Thomas. President Alexander Kulevich presided.
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Maynard
St. Casimir’s Holy Name Society
Francis S. Miaskiewicz
D.C.L
Oswald Blumit
Walter Ryder
Lowell Thomas
Alexander Kulevich
Frank Gallis
Joseph Konowicz
Stanley Kedzis
Leon Christian
Stanley Kulik
Elks Schedule 670th Meeting In Maynard Lodge
The Maynard Lodge of Elks No. 1568 will hold its 670th meeting on Monday September 25 at 8 oclock in Elks Hall. Exalted Ruler Edgar MacLean will preside. Applications are now being accepted for new members. Monthly smoker on the 28th.
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Maynard
Maynard Lodge of Fire
Elks Hall
Edgar MacLean
Dessert Bridge Social at Our Lady of Fatima Guild
Sudbury event details a dessert bridge planned for September 7 at 8 15 p m in the church hall. Tickets are nominal and include refreshments with a prize for each table. Reservations with Mrs Larry Finch Hilltop 3 6657.
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Sudbury
Our Lady of Fatima Guild
Larry Finch
Hilltop
Stow Women's Group Set To Open Fall Season
Stow Woman's Association resumes activities with a first fall meeting planned for Gleasondale at Mrs. Joseph M Perkins home. A reception for new members precedes a travel dialogue with Mrs Perkins and Mrs Binar T Larsen. Members invite interested Stow residents to join.
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Joseph M Perkins
Gleasondale
Perkins
Binar T. Larsen
Arlington
Lake Boon
Everett L. Angier
Stow
Woman’s Association
Arthur S. Hill
Harry W. Herrick
Buffets Inc
Barber Shop Quartet Entertainment
Raymond Calkins
Holy Land
The
Ilingworths
Fellowship Induct Officers Sunday
Concord Senior Youth Fellowship of the Congregational Church will hold a Sunday 7 30 p m installation service. Robert Watson will guest speak and install officers including President David Curtis Vice President Elaine Abbott Secretaries Carol Scales Karen Leonard Treasurer William Adams Assistant Treasurer Patricia Bare Chaplain Jahet Brown Christian Outreach Chair Carol Crockett Youth Council Delegates Robert Hemenway Byron Woodman Judith French
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Concord
Congregational Church
Robert Watson
Willard and Ripley
Robert Barber
David Curtis
Elaine Abbott
Carol Scales
Karen Leonard
William Adams
Patricia Bare
Jahet Brown
Lumber cabinets boost quick home sale says trade group
The National Lumber Manufacturers Association warns that natural wood kitchen cabinets help speed sales and rentals. Builders nationwide report cabinets as a major factor in attracting buyers and tenants.
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New York
UPI
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Guided Tour of Old Town Homes in Concord
Concord hosts a guided tour of three centuries of its architecture on October 5 sponsored by the Women’s Parish Association of the First Parish. Homes include the Waldron MacDonald House on Williams Road, the Bartlett home on Monument Street, Edith Sellers’ Lexington Road residence, the Teele house on Lowell Road, and others on Liberty Street, Naushauwtue Hill, and Martha’s Point Road. Tours run 1 to 5 PM with tea served 8 to 5 PM and a church tour offered as part of Concord’s 325th anniversary celebration.
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Donald A. Lapion
Carlisle
Ucation
Concord-Carliste
Ilisle
Hill Road
Bellows Hill Road
Conie Concord
Middlesex
Kibby
Middlesex School
Joseph Ee
Esta
Concord
Women’s Parish Association
Peris
Arnold Bailey
Hugo Logemann
Mesdames
Julian W. Tolman
Whitney S. Smith
Lauri Pekkala
Ralph Livingston
David A. Aldan
James K RoLinson
Wistian W. Anderson
James D. Hawks
Pussell Wheeler
J. Raymond Avu Ute
Waldron MacDonala
Williams Road
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
Charles Myles
Myles
Concord Company
William B. Bartlett
Monument Street
Edith Sellers
Lexington Road
Meadows
Mill Brook
John Teele
Lowell Road
Teele
Stedman Buttrick
Liberty
Four C s Conference Planned Here Over Three Days
The 4-C s convention will be held at Concrevations Church on Sept 27 28 and 29 with morning and afternoon sessions. Speakers include Rev Armando Vasancelos and Rev Horace Martin from Brazil and doctors Lloyd Dean and James Forrester. A banquet is set for 6 am next Thursday and the conference ends at noon Friday.
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Carlisle
Armando Vasancelos
Horace Martin
Brazil
Concrevations
Lloyd Dean
James Forrester
Cleveland Transit Basin endorses new ad slogan
The Cleveland Transit Basin approved a new advertising slogan on Thursday reading Just one big happy family. The decision ends a period of internal feuds and disagreements over branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
UPI
For Sale at the Yard Adverts Hillside Ave Concord
Yard sale notice lists items offered along Hillside Avenue in Concord near Route 62 with calls for bargains and no minimum purchase. Includes location and signposting for passersby seeking miscellaneous items.
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Hillside Ave. W
Concord
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So. Acton
Concord Medical Center
Holy Name Society
Elks
Maynard Methodist Church
Stow Woman's Association
Main St
West Concord
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Your Family Shoe Store
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