Concord committee reports May June sewing drive totals
The War Relief Committee details May and June sewing meetings at the Court House with 15 average attendees. They shipped 28 bales totaling 2891 articles and raised 522.15 in May and June gifts, with expenses and distributions to hospitals, relief funds, and convalescent care. Volunteers are urged to continue donations and attend Wednesday meetings at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopital St. Louis
Compiegne
Oise
Nina Larrey Duryea
Secours Duryea
Paris
Mile
Gabrielle de Bray
Amiens
Somme
Dr. Gondier
Ambulance Militaire de
Concord Junction
Russell Robb
Is. W. Bean
American War Relief Clearing House
Madame Paul Hyacinthe Loyson
Convalescent Hospital
Prescott Keyes
Court House
War Relief Committee
Chilton Cabot
Monument St
Maynard Crowe Park picnic aids parish entertainment
Large crowd attended the St. Kidults parish picnic at Crowe Park on the Fourth with band concerts field events and a baseball game as the main attractions. A parish committee organized refreshments and novelties while a Masnford baseball win over Cambridge highlighted a day of races including multiple dash events and special races won by local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowe Park
St. Kiduets Parish
Leo Ot Brien
Paul Sims
Anne Pivzinski
Margaret O'Brien
L. Beale
H. O'Brien
William O'Brien
Morris Fineveral
Margaret Avinon
Conrad Sanford
Leo O'Brien
J. J. Morgan
O. Duegan
A. A. Hilferty
J.J. Driscoll
James Hunt
Margaret Marple
Gertrude Morgan
Maley
A. Ayotte
John Moore
Candy
O. Duggan
Canes
James J. Morgan
James Mallin
Joseph O' Brien
Susie Sheehan
Mars Cook
Allie Martin
Annie Taons
Elit
Cambridge
Tom Marsden
Morgan
Smith
Marsden
Ft O'Brien
Oates
Lawn Party at H W Qua Farm Draws Large Attendance
A Grange lawn party near Barrett's Mill Road followed the Fourth with games and refreshments. At the Concord meeting on Tuesday evening July 17 Charles P. Lamar of Marlboro will speak on The Blind and Their Work. A large attendance of 135 is hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
H.W. Qua
Barrett's Mill Rd
Concord
Charles PL. Lamar
Marlbara
Advertised Letters Listed for Frank Dottino and Others
A numbered list of names appears as advertised letters awaiting pickup. The names include Frank Dottino Wm M Baker D O Bell Francesco Denero M Leighton Henry Roberts Mrs J F Brown Mrs Lillian Chase Miss Elizabeth Malone Mrs Ellen F Mansfield Miss W M Pope Miss Ada Ward and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dottino
Wm. M. Baker
D. O. Bell
Francesco Denero
M. Leighton
Henry Roberts
J. F. Brown
Lillian Chase
Elizabeth Malone
Ellen F. Mansfield
W. M. Pope
Ada Ward
Attended Convention Delegates Return from Pittsfield
James Boulden returned Thursday after serving as a delegate of the Assabet aerie FLO to the state convention in Pittsfield Walter White and John O'Leary also attended as delegates and visited friends in Albany at the convention's close returning Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Boulden
P.O. F
Pittsfield
Assabet Aerie
FLO
Walter White
John O'Leary
Albany
Promoted to Sergeant in Boston Police Bureau
Patrolman James R. Claflin a Maggard boy has been promoted to sergeant and attached to the Bureau of Criminal Investigation. He is the son of Mrs Bridget Claflin of Sudbury Street and has served eight to nine years with the department. He aided in tracking down several desperate crooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Claflin
Boston Police
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Seret
Claflin
Bridget Claflin
Sudbury St
Concord Junction Community Notes Amid Travel and Visits
Miss Lena Coughlin of Lowell visits Miss Mary Coughlin. Many locals spend weekends with friends in Waterville and Cape Cod. Robert and Mrs. Harold Chase and others enjoy trips, weddings, moves, and new jobs in Concord and surrounding towns. An ante truck will run Sundays to Aver Junction for visiting relatives at the new enemy grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Coughlin
Lowell
Mary Coughlin
Charles Glidden
Waterville
Harold Chase
Nantushel
Harry Carroll
Methton
Cornelius Kelley
Hudson
Frank Leighton
Revere
Winlfred Welsher
Camp Darling
A. G. Zeigler
Cape Cod
Gertrude Simpson
Arthur Wood
Frends
John Reiley Jett
Nancasket
Thoms Carrell
J. Or. Beharrell
Brock
Framinghearn
Vsll
Anna Chase
J. Vincent Hubard
Spewteh
Thomas Carrell Jr
Newport
Wall River
Arthur Kennedy
Standard Off Co
Concord
Roland Howe
Bathurst
Allston
Ralph Howe
Arthur King
Mainnard
Central St
Werbert Asher Ory
Munday
Maynard
Eleanor McDermott
Somer. Ville
Ll. J. McCaffrey
William Keoete
National Express Co
Frank Gerrity
J. P. Bowen
New York City
Lonny Caldwell
Henry Harmor
Charles Bowie
Leonard Cousins Jr
HM. A. Comeau
Thomas Coyne
Barretts Mill Rd
Charles Hunter
Mabel
M. E. Conant
Roxbury
Fitzwilliam
N. H
James Brown
Albert
Severans
Hartford
George Kilham
Pred Hart
Mary Y Pendercast
Cambridge
Providence
Thomas
Help of Christians Church
Joseph R. Alexander
Margaret — Meachern
George Phelan
Plattsburg
N.Y
Svter Bennett
Allen Chair Co
Prank Hood
South Boston
Aver Junction
Bedford Chapter Plans Sock Drive and Volunteer Work
The Metropolitan Chapter in Boston outlines a campaign of socks and sweatshirts purchases and a focus on charitable work. Fr soD ay afternoons workers gather at the Stearns mansion with numbers ranging from seven to forty five aiding Red Cross efforts and welcoming helpers. Caroline B. Jenks chairs the work committee and Mrs George Thompson returns from a two week vacation while Miss Winifred Neville visits Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Boston
Stearns
Red Cross
Sfoare
Caroline B. Jenks
George Thompson
Winifred Neville
North
Cambridge
Public Auction Warns Estate of Therfen in Concord
By virtue of license to me as Administrator of the Estate of Joint L Therfen late of Concord Middlesex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts deceased a sale by public auction is set for Saturday June 28 in the afternoon. An undivided half interest in land with buildings near the Fitchburg Railroad Company Concord bounded starting at the southwest corner then north along railroad land to Sarah W Bean land easterly to Michael Murphy land etc eventually returning to the starting point. Executors Maurice McWalter and Amelia H Robbins with attorney Maurice McWalter for petitioners. Concord Junction June 30 1817.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Mc Merell
Louise M. Moreau
Arthur Moreau
Concord
Pitchburs Railroad Company
Pitchburg Railroad Company
Raiload Company
Sarah W Bean
Bean
Michael Murphy
Murphy
Regina Moreau
Guare
Maurice McWalter Atty
Guintian Concord
Miss
Joint L. Therfen
Middesex
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Fitchbure Railroad Company
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Railroad Company
Sarah W. Bean
Murphy's
Fitethore Trailroad Company
Railroad
Compuns
Webster CC
Robbins
Acton
Ray N. Robbins
Tate M Tathe
Mortgagee sale of Sudbury property in 1917
Assignee Albert M. Martin announces a public auction of a 20 acre Sudbury lot with buildings, on July 30 1917 at 10:00 am, to foreclose a mortgage dating from May 22 1914 held by Jennie Sanderson. The sale includes the easterly Sudbury road side parcel and is subject to a $2500 mortgage and any unpaid liens. Location Franklin Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick BE. Blackmer
Ethel J. Blackmer
Jennie Kh. P. Sanderson
Albert HH. Martin
Franklin
County of Norfolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Sudbury
Masonville
Loring Paton
Maton
Nahum Good
John Eaton
Ruben Hunt
Guazle Brook
Hunt
Jenn’ Ki
Sanderson
Custody Petition In Probate Court Middlesex 1917
Annie Kilkenny petitions for custody of her minor child Deluar Francis Kilkenny from Herman A Kilkenny. The court orders notice to Herman A Kilkenny and publication in the Movnicard Interprise for three weeks prior to a July 13 hearing in Cultridee. The filing is documented by Judge Melntire and Register I M Esty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Middlesex
Annie T. Kilkhenny
Maynard
Herman A
Kilkenny
Gardiner
Maine
Herman
Deluar Francis Kilkenny
Wild
Annie Kilkenny
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Dlerman A. Kilkenny
Movnicard
Said
Charles J. Melntire
Bernire
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Nashiba Photographic Company
H. S. Ric
Pha
Main Street
Kist
A. C. Baggesen
Main St
P. O. Box
Maynard Marble
Ad Granite Works
George H. Woods
8. R. Garland
Maynard, Mass
Wee McCarron
Milton C. Bean
Optometrist
Nason Street
Tremont Street
Alvord H. Rose
D.V.S
Thoreau St
B. A. King West
W. C. Strout
Concord St
J. E. Rice Yy
J. Leo Comeau
Linden Street
Board of Selectmen
Creighton
Frank Binks
H. Bo. Morse
Albert Smith
Nason St. P
F. L. Cile State Road
Mass
Middlesex County Commissioners
Summer Street
Said Street
Frank S. Binks
Harry B. Morse
Albert J. Smith
Selectmen
BE. Sanderson
John J. Driscoll
East Cambridge
View
Maynard Enterprise
Ralph N. Smith
William P. Kingsbury
O'Brien
McMannis Ss
Brien
Rf Heal Gough Marsden P
Catholic Club
Resunm Vb Los
Wright
Lahitf
Eet
Butler If
Fue Gee
Connor
Mullaney
Desmond
Loftus
Lahiff
McManus
Regan
M. Foley
McNeil
Chautauqua
Bedford
E. A. Comeau
D. D. Rose & CO
Cottage Street
Hudson, Mass
L. P. Goulding South
Masa
John Mannion
Masnard
Middlesey
Mary FL Tobin
Minmard, Mass
Churcit
Cirist
Monument Square
Shousthoo
Moreats
Maurice McWonlter
Tix
Admr
Amelia Hl, Robbins, Ray N
Mays
Ss. Probate Court
Juliet G. Garfield
Abbie M. Saunders
Harriet Moss
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. MeIntire
Egcuire
I’. M. Esty
Register
Maurice McWalter
Atty
Mortgagee
Albert TI. Martin
Franklin, Mass
I. M. Esty
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