Tag: November

The Fair committee of the Norwood Woman’s Club met recently at the historic Fred Holland Day House to complete plans for the club’s Christmas Fair to be held at Day … Continue reading Plans Set For Christmas Fair At Day House Dec. 4-This Day In Norwood History-November 22, 1964

When Leonard Fisher was photographed standing in a jacket and overalls outside his early 1800s home on Neponset Street, Fisher families had lived for nearly two hundred years on farmlands … Continue reading Funeral For Leonard Fisher-This Day In Norwood History-November 15, 1962

ONE OF THE MANY interesting exhibits at the Norwood Kiwanis Club's Show of Progress opening today at the Norwood Armory is this display showing communication developments for the space age. … Continue reading Kiwanis Show Of Progress Opens Today At Armory-This Day In Norwood History-November 15, 1962

(All articles originally published in the Norwood Messenger)

EDMUND J. SHATTUCK. Edmund James Shattuck, a member of one of Norwood’s oldest and best-known families, died on Monday at his home, 92 River Place, Dedham, at the age of … Continue reading Edmund Shattuck Succumbs At 75-This Day In Norwood History-November 15, 1962

First Television Broadcast From Norwood Hospital-This Day In Norwood History-November 15, 1962

ARTIST'S CONCEPTION—Attractive entrance of the renovated Cinema of Norwood which will be opened soon. Richard A. Smith, president of the General Drive-In Corporation of Boston, a national theatre chain, announces … Continue reading Cinema of Norwood Will Re-open With Latest In Movie-goer Decor-This Day In Norwood History-November 1, 1962

CIVIL DEFENSE PROJECT With the town supplying the material and union apprentices the labor, a model fallout shelter is being built on land adjacent to the Norwood fire station on … Continue reading Work Started On Family Fallout Shelter Exhibit-This Day In Norwood History-November 22, 1961