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Special. Notices i oars and Rubbish Collections for Ward 1—June 15—29, Ward 2—June 3—17, Wart 6—June 12—26._ _ BOSTON, June 2 — Forecast for Massachusetts: Felt and little whengo in temperature tonight and Wednesday. 3 —Sewing Circle of the Finnish Congregational church will meet tonight at 7.30. 3. 1 —Archie Maxfield of 58 Summer Street is a patient at Burbank hos pital. : Elder Donald Sandstrei will conduct the prayer meeting at the Seventh-day Adventist church to fcrrow night at 7.45. * =A month's mind requiem. high rndss will be said for the late Franke n LaPointe tomorrow at 6.30 a. da St. Bernard's church 2 —The St Jeau society will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Provencial, 86 Plymouth treet. An anniversary requiem high pass will be said for the late Mrs. Mary E. Sheehan tomorrow, at 7.40 pm, in St. Bernard's church, é . —There will be a prayer service For teenagers at the parsonage of the First Baptist church, 146 Pleas— ent* street, tomorrow morning at 730 o'clock. 7 —Members of the Graduate Nurses’ club who are planning to attend the banquet, tomorrow. at, Burke’s steak house. Will meet at the restaurant at 645 p moo. —A regular meeting of Star 93, Lodge 116, Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen; will be held in Red Men’s hall. to Morrow at 2p. wm. —Laurence M. Kane, son of Mrs. Sara W. Kane of 21 Oakland street; stationed at the naval air station in Jamestown. R. L has been pro oted to seatan first class. —Theft of a $30 portable radio from the Victory Auto Supply store; 329 Main street. was made known ‘to police yesterday afternoon by; William Weinhold. , a Pte. William J. Gillis, a=. con of Mo. and Mrs. William J. 130 say 88 East street, furlough after serving in Germany three and 4 half years, i —A radio valued at $5 was stolen d uring the weekend from a car, parked in the Rollstone Buick used a car lot at 245 Lunenburg street, ac cording to a complaint filed with po ice yesterday. —Vantalism to a Laurel street garage was reported to are yes= terday 4“. Robert George. 11 Wale ton street, who said a half-dozen panes of glass have been smashed on recent days, . —Turner society weekly cribbage tournament scheduled for tonight will be held Thursday ‘night at Turner hall. The regular’ meetings of the tournament group will be held on Thursdays Hereafter’ —Purple council. Loyal Wachu- Sel lodge. Manchester Unity Odd Fellows, will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs. Edward Hirst, 147 Westminster street, tomorrow at 7.30 rpm. 1 +A daughter was born today to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robichaud. of Greenville, N. H. at the Monadnock hospital, Peterboro, N.H. Mrs. Ro bichaud is the former Miss. Jac queline Bourgoin of Lunenburg. Missionary’ Circle of the Wom en ery of Christian Service of the West Fitchburg Methodist church will meet at the home of ‘Mrs. William Thresher, 15 Cascade Street, tomorrow after an ari or 2 oclock. ’ —A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hager of Boylston at the Hahnemann hospital, Worcester. Sunday. Mrs Hager is the former Virginia Clough of this city, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clough Jr., of Boylston: Arthur J. Dubois, 11 Winch veteran clerk employe of the vehourg Gas Electric Light Cr. suffered a heart attack this forenoon, and was removed in ‘Burbank hos pial by private ambulance His condition is “fair.” 1 —A_ W1-year-old girl complained ft police at 10.45 last night that she was arrested by a young man near the intersection of Oak Air road ant Herd street. Later a 28-year-old suspect was picked up by Pt Henry DiTommaso and Walter A. Ford but released aiter questioning. —Girl Scout Troup 6 of the First Parish church, will present a play “The Ghosts ‘hat Giggled” and give a demonstration of skills learned during the year, at the last meeting, of the season to be held in the Parish house tomorrow night at 7 o’ clock. Parents, friends, Girl Seams and Brownies are invited to attend. —Miss Mary Laramee, 13. Court, street, was given a bridal shower by a group a friends s last night in house of her approaching marriage, to Chester Brough, this city. ‘The wedding will be held July dar 9 @ on an Immaculate Conception church. Miss Laramee's shower was, given by Miss Louise Catring at 5 Fifth street, —Mrs. Madelyn (Cheever) Cane grim, 35, of 76 Sanborn street, has been reported missing to police by the womans .mother, Mrs. Willam Cheever. She is described as 5-3, 150 pounds. medium complexion and When last seen was wearing glasses, black felthes, short brown topper, , yellow blouse, dark gray skirt, and_ ack oxfords. —Donnald B. Sherman, son of Mr. and Mrs Erville B. Sherman,_114 Ryefield road and William L. Sharns, son_of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sharns, Sd Arlington street, are members’ of the graduating class of Nichols Junior college i Dudley and will receive their A.BLA.degree at thet annual commencement day exereises to be held Friday, Sherman former y attended Coburn classical insti tute and Fitchburg high school and Sharps attended Fitchburg high schoel. : Sedeo trips to Race Track. Tel 2-346, Bill Docekel, Adit,
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Fitchburg Sentinel
Fitchburg, Massachusetts, US
Tue, Jun 02, 1953
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