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FRAMINGHAM, Jan 31—A committee chosen at the annual town meeting last March to consider a memorial to Framingham men who most their lives in the World War has under considera tion the taking of several valuable prop erties at the Intersection of Concordat and Union or for the erection of a pul se building at some future time. The parcels are in the business center of the town and represent a valuation of approximately $100,000. That the town may not plunge into the proposition of destroying good busi ness sites, a suggestion has been ad vanced that a building commemorating the men who died in the war might be erected at the corner of Concord and Sangersts, forming the third building of a group in a general scheme of the Framingham Civic League for the eater good of the greater number of mingham people in a community center. The first building of the group, a swimming pool, was erected three years ago. A second building, a public gym nasium, is shortly to be erected. It is to be a memorial to the founder of the Dennison Manufacturing Company, Eliphalet W. Dennison, and will repre sent a gift of at least $100,000. In view of the liberality displayed by citizens in establishing the community center, there is a growing sentiment that as the town purposes the erection of a memorial to its men in the late war, the place for such a building would be on the Civic League lot at the corner of the streets mentioned, and permit the more Valuable parcels on Concord stand Union ay to be de voted to business development. This ws at a meeting of the Fram ingham Civic League Council, the mat ter of the offer of the Dennison Manu facturing Company of the $100,000 gift was discussed, and it was decided to have a committee confer with the donor as to the practicability of devot ing the pro memorial, in whole or both to a gymnasium and assembly just srowers of Southwestern Mid dlesex County are invited to a bo ys’ session in Framingham Board of rade rooms next Thursday and Fri day, under the joint direction of Mas martes for a hioe cee mee Mid nreau culture and Home Economics. The talline will a education exhibit, while vanesi display different stan dushel boxes. Prof F. ©. Sears, R. A. Van Meter, H. ae Prof Margaret Robinson‘and Mise Mildrea C”
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Boston Sunday Globe

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Sun, Feb 01, 1920

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