Ordination of Mr Stone at Union Church Concord Junction
In Concord Junction Union church hosts an ordination service for Mr Stone after a church decision in June. The council, presided by Rev George A Tewksbury, recommends ordination as pastor with a large audience and a full program including sermons prayers and musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Concord
Council of Ministers
Mr. Stone
George A. Tewksbury
Mr. Rutan
Maynard Congregational Church
Church
Stone
George M. Bowker
Wheeler
Dr. Beech
Bangor Theological Seminary
Anna Noonan
Mozart
Loren B. Macdonald
Power
Jesus
Rutan
Smith Owen Dexter
Trinity Church
Christopher Collier
Lexington
David Nelson Beach
Dudley Buck
Miss Milfred Stone
William J. Batt
Concord Junction
Charles
David Evans
D. D
Andover Theological Seminary
Timothy
Tewksbury
Massachusetts legislature clear to set bread and coal prices
United States District Attorney Anderson said the Massachusetts legislature has broad constitutional power to fix retail prices for bread and coal. An unfortunate drowning occurred when Rev George Joncas 28 of Sanford Maine was swept away on a picnic. Dr Alfred W Lavigne of Lowell pled guilty to illegal operation causing a death. fined 500 dollars. Farmers union of Maine reported over 3 million dollars in annual business. Broni Kulkas 3 was killed in Lowell by an automobile. Three hundred workers at Howland Pulpana Paper in Howland Maine struck for a three tour system. Weavers in Arlintown Hills Lawrence Massachusetts returned to work after a wage dispute. Peter Powers 60 of Caribou Maine was killed driving off an embankment near a bridge over the Aroostook River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Anderson
Massachusetts
George Joncas
Sanford, Me
Alfred W. Lavigne
Lowell
Mass
Farmers’ Union of Maine
Broni Kulkas
Howland Pulpana Paper Company
Howland
Arlinztoy Hills
Lawrence
Peter Powers
Caribou
Elegant Maynard Wedding Joins Miss Fitzpatrick and Herbert Usher
Miss Margaret R. E. Fitzpatrick married Herbert Usher in a Tuesday morning ceremony at Help of Christians church in Maynard officiated by Rev. Francis Curmings. The couple's wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home before a Boston departure and Maine honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret RE. Fitzpatrick
Herbert Usher
Maynard
Help of Christians’ Church
Francis Curmings
Margaret Coughlin
Acton Centre
Charles Usher
Waltham
Boston
Portland
Maine
Usher
John Fitzpatrick
Blaine Mfg. Co
Maynard Lodge
Maynard Dressers
Pleasant St
Pretty Central Street wedding weds Edith MacWilliams Hood
Miss Edith Albina MacWilliams became the bride of Frank Hood at the MacWilliams home on Central street in Concord Junction. Rev. Robert Hood of Lebanon Ind. and Rev. W J Batt officiated. The bride wore white mes lin and crepe de chine with a veil and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid was Violet MacWilliams and the groom’s attendant was Thomas MacWilliams. A reception followed with 600 guests. The couple will reside at City Point after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Albina MacWilliams
Frank Hood
John MacWilliams
Central St
Robert Hood
Lebanon
Ind
W. J. Batt
MaeWilliams
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Hood
Nelson Blower Co
South Boston
Robert
Ella Hood
Lebaron
Cradle Roll Reception and Church Activities Schedule
Rev Alfred W Stone pastor announces Friday 2 pm cradle roll reception in vestry led by Mrs M B Lane for children under three with parents or nurse. Intermediate Endeavor closes season with 7 30 social. annual year review and elections. Sunday: 1045 morning worship with communion. 12 church school summer session. 5 45 Senior Endeavor. 7 evening service. Tuesday 7 30 midweek prayer in vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Stone
M. B. Lane
Intermediate Endeavor Society
Wedding ties draw Newton to Concord Junction readers
Last Thursday in Newton marked the wedding of Helen G. Douglas of Concord Junction to Paul R. Ladd of New Mexico son of Dr. George Ladd. The pages also note family events including a new baby for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Macleod and various visits and gatherings across towns, with several local residents attending weddings and hosting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Newton
Helen G. Doulas
Harry Douglas
Paul R. Ladd
New Mexico
George Ladd
New Mexico College
Navy institutes special study for medical corps
The navy department announced courses of instruction for medical corps members to prepare them for advanced work at leading medical schools in Washington on June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Corps
Washington
Medical Corps of the Navy
Navy Department
German Frightfulness Toll in June Air Raid
Revised figures show 157 dead from the June 13 German air raid in London with 42 children among the victims and 430 wounded. The Weather Almanac lists sun and moon times and high tides, and forecasts for New England call for probably fair weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
New England
Surprise Party Honors Miss Gladys Colby
Miss Gladys Colby was surprised at her Main Street home by about 20 friends Saturday evening. Waldo McWilliams presented her with a gold bracelet on behalf of the guests. Attendees included Ivy Mitchell Laura Marshall Alice Marshall Mildred Thurston Julia Carr Cora Kelley Alpha Ruble Mildred Connors Nellie Colby Lawrence Collins Henry Delaney Roy Kay Roland Kay Arthur Small George Hefty Robert Kay Neal McWilliams George McWilliams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Colby
Miss Colby
Waldo McWilliams
Ivy Mitchell
Laura Marshall
Alice Marshall
Mildred Thurston
Julia Carr
Cora Kelley
Alpha Ruble
Mildred Connors
Nellie Colby
Lawrence Collins
Henry Delaney
Roy Kay
Roland Kay
Celebrated 14th Anniversary of Mr and Mrs James Riley
Mr and Mrs James Riley hosted a small gathering on Prie Street Sunday evening marking the 11th anniversary of their marriage. Friends presented several handsome gifts as the hosts enjoyed vocal and instrumental performances with refreshments provided by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Riley
Riley
Pleasant Daisy Shower For Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick at her Baker Avenue home on Friday evening. Attendees included Mrs David Sheehan, Misses Mary Curley Louise Lyons May King Florence King Maury Hayes Rose Reilley Ellen Hayes Catherine Loftus Elizabeth Reilley Mary Condelin Acton, Lena Sheridan and Rose Sullivan May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fitzpatrick
Bakerave
Davvd Sheehan
Mary Curley
Louise Lyons
May King
Florence King
Maury Hayes
Rose Reilley
Ellen Hayes
Catherine Loftus
Elizabeth Reilley
This Town
Mary
Margaret Condelin
Acton
Lena Sheridan
Rose Sullivan
Maynard
Visited County Boys Tour Group From Town
A group from this town visited members of Co Lat Camp Darling Framingham on Saturday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Loughlin, Alex McEachern, Mrs. Patrick Reiley, Misses Rose Reilley Annie Connell Mary Hayes Florence King Meg King May Curley Ellen Hayes and Merton Leighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Darling
Framingham
Edward F. Loughlin
Alex McEachern
Patrick Reiley
Rose Reilley
Annie Connell
Mary Hayes
Florence King
Meg King
May Curley
Ellen Hayes
Merton Leighton
Joined the Kilties Recruites Head to Frederickton
Malcolm Caldwell enlisted with the 166th Canadian Kil ties unit and departed Boston Sunday night with 120 other recruits for Frederickton N B, signaling the start of their training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Caldwell
Boston
Frederickton
Auction Sales at Capt Isaac Davis Farm Acton Mass
Otis H. Forbush auctioneer announces sales at the Capt Isaac Davis farm Acton Mass for the estate of Charlie Wheeler and Augusta Wheeler with cattle farming tools and household goods to be sold starting Thursday June 25 and continuing Friday the 26th. A July 2 sale covers remaining W C Robbins property and July 9 sale in South Acton for the estate of W W Benjamin with heavy work horses and 25 cattle including Holsteins. Posters with details soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis H. Forbush
Concert Junction
Mass
Isaac Davis
Acton
Charlie Wheeler
Iis
Auecusta Wheeler
Foe al Om
Tam
Davis
Nalance
W. C. Robbins
South Acton
W. W. Benjamin
Frank Pratt
Powder Mills
Maynard William Mack Weds Miss Mary Doyle at St. Bridget's
William Mack of Boston and Miss Mary Gertrude Doyle united in marriage at St. Bridget's Catholic Church this morning with a nuptial mass conducted by Rev. J. Metheene. Bridesmaid Miss Lucille Sims and best man Denis Cooney helped, followed by a bridal procession and Mendelssohn wedding march. The couple plans a wedding tour to Ausable Chasm and Montreal and will reside on Harold Street Roxbury, home return late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mack
Boston
Mary Doyle
St. Bridget’s Catholic Church
Mary Gertrude Doyle
Thomas Doyle
Parker Jr
Willian Francis Mack
Joh J. MetHineh
Lucille Sims
Denis Cooney
Hyde Park
Lobenerin
Mendelssohn
Ausable Claam
Montreal
Comedia
Harold St. Roxers
Mack
Maynard
Part Hospital
Moston
St. Bridget's Church
Boston College
Red Cross Benefit Demo by Camp Fire, Boy Scouts
Mrs Charles P Tucker, program committee chair, announces a Red Cross benefit demonstration by Assabet Camp Fire council assisted by Troops 1 and 2 Boy Scouts on Florence street ball grounds tonight at 7 PM. Events aim to finish in daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Charles P. Tucker
Red Cross
Camp Fire leader resigns in Hudson appointment changes
Mrs. Harold L. Pickett resigns as Camp Fire Mother after two years in Hudson to lead Yalo Camp Fire. All questions go to Miss Grace E. Martin, chairman of the Assabet Guardians' association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Pickett
Hudson Herely
Charce
Yalo
Grace E. Martin
Assabet Guardians’ Association
Failed to register list of men in county military service
Town Clerk Fred O Welsh received from Director Charles B F Getteng a list of men by age or apparent age from the assessors list who did not register June 35 for military service. Many such names exist including members of Company Y already in service. Some may have valid reasons for not registering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred O. Welsh Iis
Charles BF. Gettemg
Lst
Mass Meeting Planned by Mrs Harry T Moore
A mass meeting is set for Friday night at the armory to inform the public about the regimental relief association plans. Funds will cover traveling expenses for the Fifth regiment band which is to give a concert. Speakers include Chaplain Lyman P Rollins Rev John T Mullen and Miss EL P Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Moore
Armory
Co. M
Fifth Regiment
Massachusett
Lyman PL Rollins
John T. Mullen
EL PL Barr
Regimental Relief Asociation
Invention Leader McKay Promotes New Steel Boiler Gear
Vasil McKay, senior partner at Vasil Steam Sachems Co. Lincoln Park, adds a patent fire gear hopper to his list for steel boilers. The device aims to save about seven percent in fuel. He is also introducing a patent automatic stoker to the Hutson Worsted Co. leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasil McKay
Vasil Steam Sachems Co
Lincoln Park
McKay
Hutson Worsted Co
Very Pretty Junior Prom at Colonial Hall Honors Class of 1917
The 1918 high school junior class hosted a grand prom at Colonial Hall on Tuesday honoring the 1917 graduates. The hall sparkled with potted plants, ferns, college banners, and mottoed decor while students in formal dress paraded to music by Poole's Orchestra from Boston. Junior and senior officers led a ceremonial reception and a final march before dancing and fruit punch served by freshman girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Hall
Masnard
Clase
James Raton
Michael Murray
Olaf Carlson
Millineten
Ane
Elias
VLT
Grand Mare Sas
Walter Mullin
Rachel Gates
Ty Gavin Taylor
Sophia Sieminak
President Mullin
J A mi
Albert Mullin
Frank Brien
Vincent Maley
Edwar Wardzala
Poole
Orchestra
Boston
Gavin A. Taylor
Meade
Charlies DiStasio
Trea
Mildred Carlson
Treas
Dla
Sep Sieminak
Anna Coughlan
Frank O'Brien
New Train Schedule Changes Daily Newspaper Deliveries
The Bo & M railroad adopts a new schedule effective Monday with changes to Boston trains. The 1102 to Boston and the 1 and 515 pm from Boston are discontinued, a 600 am arrival new train begins, a Saturday 214 pm arrival and 143 pm departure, and Sunday trains run until 610 pm with 512 and 1050 pm services. James Ledgeard, a local news dealer, arranges new delivery times for morning and edition drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo & M
Boston
James Ledgeard
No Fourth of July celebration planned this year at Crowe Park
The committee in charge of local celebrations decided against a special Fourth of July program to save funds for better use. St Bridget's parish plans the only city event at Crowe Park with patriotic speeches by public figures. A Cambridge Catholic club baseball game against Manard is noted, with a large crowd expected and Crane Park as a gathering point for nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowe Park
St. Bridget’s Parish
Cnyy
Cambridge Catholc Club
Manard
Daira
Fas
Crane Park
Outdoor drill and outings in Hudson area
Commandant Lieut Ralph Hopkst tine led an outdoor drill at Woodsq last night followed by an advance guard hike. Reverand Whittemore has returned from a visit to his daughter in Peace Dale. The Five Hundred club plans a Lake Chauncey picnic, and the Unitarian Sunday school schedules an annual outing at the West Jboro resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph P. Hopkst
Rverarny Whittemore
Diuthter
Peacedale
Congregational Church
Marion Leary
Fred Breer
John HH. McCormack
Five Hundred Club
Lake Chauncey
Hudson
Unitarian Sunday School
Weat Jboro
Henry Johnson Dies at Mass General After Illness
Henry Johnson of Garfield street died Monday at Mass General Hospital after a week of rheumatic fever. He had been ill at home and was moved to the hospital Sunday afternoon. He was 4 years old and survived by a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
Garfield St
Mass. General Hospital
Sundafter
Marshal Joffre Regrets Inability to Visit Concord
Marshal Joffre expresses sorrow for not visiting Concord during his U S tour. He wished to tell friends of France how moved he is by local sympathy and asks acceptance of his sincere regards. The French mission stay was brief, making a visit impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Joffre
Concord
Board of Selection
Board of Selectmen
Mass
Centlemen
Sen Patra
Franer
United States
Class of 1917 Guests at Town Hall Dance
Mrs. Richard Farmer Wood and son James hosted a Friday evening dance at Town Hall for Concordia School class of 1917. More than 19 guests attended as the Colonial Orchestra from Maynard performed with local leaders assisting in reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wood
James
Town Hall
Richard Farmer Wood
James Barrett Wood
Concordie School
Wood
Homer Richardson Len
Robert Rantoul Poland
Maynard Whittemore
Boston
Fred Wheeler Jr
James Post Bor- Jarre Wald Carl
Ralph Henig
Walter Allen Kennedy
Gerald Jon Love
John Keenan Lynah
Miller
Winthrop Francis Pat
Garioes Wetherbee Russell
Ite
Mind Lincoln Smith
Tooay
Chores G. Toecell
I Goddard
Karl Peckham
Janes i O'Halloran
Jive Loomis
Clancy
Reece
Tf Keven
George Edmund Phelan
Court sale notice for Concord property
Inquire of Miss Miunkahussett Hill regarding a sale. The notice cites a Ford touring vehicle and references William Aldred of Concord with a past week transaction. Contact details appear in the public sale notice published in the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorrey
Vialle Sora
William Aldred
Concord
I. Sale
Miunkahussett Hill
Toe entertainment and dance at Par ker hall event
A Tuesday evening program by Toe entertainment and dance for Testiio Workers Local 771 drew a full house at Parker Hall. The trio Keone Sundth James Cook and Ralph Jones performed Yo Yo selections with Marion Jones on violin AO Autio on piano and a chorus. The Finnish virmen's gesocration orchestra provided music and refreshments followed late into the night. Arrangements were by a 14 member committee chaired by Henry Slyvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Entertainment
Testiio
Parker Hall
Keone Sundth
Jimer Cook
Ralph Jones
Marion Jones
AO Autio
Jared
Virmen
Gesocration Orchestra
Henry Slyvert
Funeral for John Byrnes Held at St Bridget’s Sudbury
Funeral services for John Byrnes of Sudbury were held Thursday at St Bridget’s Church. A requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev John J MetHugeh. Bearers included Thomas O’Neil William White William Scully Frank Quigley Edward Taylor and William Doherty. Interment followed at St Bridget’s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Byrnes
Sudbury
St. Bridget's Church
John J. MetHugeh
Thomas O'Neil
William White
William Scully
Frank Quigley
Edward Taylor
William Doherty
St. Bridget's Cemetery
Ill shoe shiner in Lowell and Boston guest visit
Charles Mongus proprietor of the shoe shining parlor on Nason 81 is ill with asthma at Lowell. Mrs Catherine Williams of South Boston is the guest this week of Mrs Susie Sheehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mongus
Nason 81
Lowell
Catherine Williams
South Boston
Susie Sheehan
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Alfred Wheeler Stone
Usher-Fitzpatrick
Bride
Ladd-Douglas
Edward Macleod
Mary Lapine
Elizabeth Connell
William Perkins
Edward Wright
Harry Parker
Whipple
Camp Darline
Edward McClellan
EH. Williams
South Poston
Jeremiah Sheehan
Florence Smith
Er Animal School
Dedham
Marion Douglas
Newton Hospital
Silver Bay
N. Y
D. Edward Williams
Agnes Crowley
Midletown
Del
Miriam Flynn
Thos. Flynn
Dorchester
Charles Glidden
Angie Glidden
Madison
N. J
Waterville
Harold Harvest
Fitchburg
Harry Harvest
Harrington Ct
Viola Russell
Malden
Ruth Damon
Kilties
la Marechal Joffre
Republique Francaise
Bord de
Lorraine
Jessieurs
France
Veuilles Soreer
LIEUT
I. DE Phasin Officier Woronan du Mareeyal
Mrenet Moai
Jat
Lertrine
SI VT
Mevt. FP
DE Thssan, Officier Wortonnatee
Marahal Joffre
Maynard Trust Company
Assabet Institution For Savings
Main Street
Anak
Maynard, Mass
A. DI 8Tasio
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