New England Turkey Breeders Set First Concord Fair
The New England Turkey Breeders association hosts its first fair November 17 to 18 at Miss Margaret Mahaney's Turkey Park barn in Concord. Turkeys arrive from across the country as prizes of 10 dollars for best pair are announced by Wilfred Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Turkey Breeders’ Association
Home of
Concord
Margaret Mahaney
Turkey Park
Mahaney
George Albree
John Thayer
Lancaster
Virginia
Turkey Association
Boston
Maine
Florence Guptwell
Topson
Walter Wells
Greenfield
N. H
Miss Mahaney
Association
Texas
California
Ohio
New York State
Costume Party Brightens Town Hall Evening
A Saturday evening barn style costume party at the town hall featured flags buntings cornstalks and pumpkins as decoration. The Colonial Orchestra of Waltham played while prizes were awarded to Mr and Mrs James O'Leary. Proceeds from the event benefited the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Liberty
James O'Leary
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Concord Grange
Reid Cross
Woman's Parish Association to Meet in Church Vestry
Next Monday afternoon the Woman's Parish Association holds its third meeting in the church vestry. The program features The Alliance Travelogue with stereopticon pictures illustrating the history and development of the Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Parish Association
Alliance
Middlesex School Names Captain For 1918 Season
Thomas Morrison Carnegie Jr of Southampton New York 17 years old has been elected captain of the Middlesex school football team for 1918 He has played right halfback for two years succeeding Duncan Forbes Thayer of Lancaster who will enter Harvard next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morrison Carnegie, Jr
Southampton
N. Y
Middlesex
Carnegie
Duncan Forbes Thayer
Lancaster
Harvard University
Red Cross France Fund Food Sale at Walden Hall
A well attended food sale at Red Cross headquarters Walden hall Saturday morning quickly sold out. The event supported the France food fund for military hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Walden Hall
France Food Fund
Fall plans shift away from soccer at Middlesex School
This fall Middlesex School will not play soccer, a sport dropped after several seasons. The next athletic activity will be ice hockey with candidates to begin workouts soon in the gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
Freshmen Parents Reception Held in Eaton Hall
An informal reception for parents of freshmen was held in Eaton Hall Thursday evening until 10 o'clock. Teachers met the parents to discuss school work and refreshments of ice cream and fancy crackers were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Hall
Hawthorne Chapter Hosts Fair and Whist Night
The Hawthorne chapter No. 48 of the O E S held a fair and whist party in Association hall Friday evening drawing many townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association Hall
Hawthorne Chapter
No. 48
Carpenter Nathaniel Ford Dies at 95 in Concord Junction
Nathaniel Ford a Civil War veteran and master builder died at his 582 Durfee Street home after a two year illness. He built many Fall River schoolhouses mills and blocks and last erected Abiathar Hall on Bedford Street about 15 years ago. He was 95 and survived by wife Mary C Hall a daughter Hattie J Ford a son Ernest Ford five grandsons and other relatives. Funeral services were held from his home Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Ford
Fall River
Ford
Justin W. Ford
Metacomet
Union
Odd Fellows
Durfee St
Abiathar Hall
Bedford St
Mr. Ford
East
Pembroke
Massachusetts
North Adams
Mary C. Hall
Old Hand Tub Brigade
First Baptist Church
Fair and Sale in Association Hall by Hawthorne Chapter
A fair and sale held Tuesday afternoon and evening in Association Hall under Hawthorne Chapter 48, O K K. S. proved successful with large attendance and most items sold. Tables arranged by Mrs. John P D Brown and other chairmen featured fancy goods, aprons, candy, food, a house of mystery, and entertainment. Prizes awarded in the evening included a pocketbook, stationery, a gold stickpin, and a knife for substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association Hall
Hawthorne Chapter 48
KK. S
John PD. Brown
Frank Connor
A. H. Converse
George Jones
Charles Sylvester
Guy Elmes
Edgar Clark
Justin Ford
Arnold Lowery
Waldo Lapham
J. D. Brown
George Whitney
John Anderson
House of Mystery
Chas Crowson
Carrie Dye
Ralph Whidden
Oscar Wood
Chas. Sylvester
Whist Night Aids Help of Christians Church
The second whist party in aid of Help of Christians church drew about 30 tables at the Catholic club hall on Wednesday. Prizes went to Miss Josephine Lane for ladies first, Miss Eva Moreau for ladies second, Louis Santora for gents first, Francis McCarthy for gents second, with consolations to Mrs John J Sullivan and John Keefe. Refreshments followed and dancing to Miss Helen King at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lane
John J. Sullivan
Eva Moreau
Louis Santora
Francis McCarthy
John Keefe
Helen King
Bedford Roll of Honor in U S Service
The Public Safety committee seeks corrections for the Bedford roll. A card catalogue will list relatives and friends, with photos requested for each entry. A Christmas box will be sent to each Bedford boy in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
U. S
Public Safety Committee
George R. Blinn
Anthony
Stanley T
Elec
Chauncey Crier
William J
Utawana
Cook Davis
Frank B
Brooklyn Navy Yard
N. Y
Day
Clifford L. Corp
Co. I
104Th
U S. Infantry
Durkin
Mvt
Co. G
48Th Inf
Med
Camp Hill
Newport News
Fletcher
Basil F
Camp Logan
Houston
Texas
Ford
Milton C
Goulding
Feward L
U. S. Naval Hospital
Phila
Hanson
N. P
Co. C
Laredo
Tex
Hayden
William R
Cambridge Radio School
Arthur H
U.ss
Melville Hummingsen
Gunnar (Baker
26Th
Hunnewell
Edward A
Naval Station
Hingham
Mass
Hunt
Hugh 1
Hdnts
U. S. Infantry
Jackson, William
14Th Reet
Loomis
Hubert H
Field Artillery
National Guard
Ralph L
Care Morgan
Harjes Et Cie
Boulevard Haussman
Paris
France
Samuel
Fast Point
Nahant
William
L'Ecole d'Aviation Militaire
Avord
Manning
Walter F
Naval Magazine
Marine Barracks
Parker
Frederic Jr
Boston City Hospital
Medical Dept
William A
Camp Devens
Ayer Petersen
George H
Pfeiffer
Albert
Gettysburg
Riese
J. Harold
Mil Police
26Th Division
Sullivan
Frederick H
WW. S. Inf
Tackney
Stephen FE
13Rd Reet. Field Artillery
Walsh
Edward F
31St Field Artillery
Ayer Willson
Harold E
Notice of probate appointment for Alfredo L. Brooks estate
Eben C. Brooks is appointed administrator of the Alfredo L. Brooks estate, late of Montevideo Uruguay, in Middlesex County. Bond given, Alfred E. McCleary named agent. Creditors must present claims and debts are to be paid by the estate. Address 209 West 97th St New York City October 30 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfredo L. Brooks
Montevideo
Uruguay
Middlesex
Alfred E. McCleary
Maynard
Eben C. Brooks
Adm
West 97Th St
New York City
Abby J. Holt
Abner D. Holt
Mass
Frederick S. Glines
Acton
Samuel A. Christie
Probate Court Citations for Augustine J Withington Estate
A Massachusetts Probate Court citation for the heirs at law and creditors of Augustine J Withington of Acton requests appearance in Cambridge Middlesex on November 26, 1917 to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted. The petitioner Daniel W Ellinwood of Worcester is named, with publication and mailing requirements described and signed by Register F M Esty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Augustine J. Withington
Acton
Daniel W. Ellinwood
Worcester
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Massachusetts
John Butterworth
Concord
Mary A. Whitman
Maynard
Concord Enterprise
F. M. Esty
Register
Julia F. Kennedy
Maynard Enterprise
Administration of John Henry Flynn Estate Granted
To the heirs at law and all interested in the estate of John Henry Flynn late of Concord deceased an administration is granted to Mary A. Coughlin of Concord without surety on her bond. The hearing is set in Middlesex County on November 16 at noon, with notice in the Concord Enterprise dated October 23, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
John Henry Flynn
Concord
Mary A. Coughlin
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Probate notices for John Butterworth and John Kennedy estates
In Middlesex Probate Court notices seek heirs next of kin and creditors for the estates of John Butterworth of Concord and John F Kennedy of Maynard. Dates set for November 16 1917 with citations to be published in Concord Enterprise and Maynard Enterprise respectively.
Notice of administration for Abby J. Holt estate
Ed administrator Abner D. Holt of Maynard Middlesex takes responsibility for the estate of Abby J. Holt deceased intestate. Creditors must present their claims and debtors must pay to Abner D. Holt administrator Maynard Mass October 19 1917.
Concord Public Hearing on Will of Lucius D Wilson Execre
The Concord selectmen will hold a public hearing at the Town House on Monday November 19 1917 at eight oclock p m regarding the executrix Martha J Wilson of the will of Lucius D Wilson late of Maynard Middlesex deceased The hearing is part of the petition process as entered by the executrix de Howard A Wilson dated Oct 19 1917 Concord Oct 20 1917 by the Selectmen Murray Bal lou George W Hunt Benjamin Derby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Selectmen
Town OF
Concord
Concord, Maynard & Hudson 8T. Ry. Co
Mile Post
Concord, Maynard & Hudson St. By. Co
C. W. Clapp
Concord, Maynard & Hudson ST. RY. CO
D. P. Abercrombie, Jr
Selectmen of
Town House
Also Mentioned on This Page
George E. Hack
Arthur J. Coughlan Co
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
M. B. Church
Druccist
Main St
Riverside Co-operative Association
Nason Street
Finney and Host
South Acton
the Green Stamp Store
Our Savings Department
Maynard Trust C
Tel
Turkey
Concord Junction
Second Whist Party
Bedford’s List
ELITE
the Co-operative Shoe
The
Brockton Co-operative Boot & Shoe Company
P. H. Murphy
Joseph Hannon
East St. Maynard
Lucius D. Wilson
Martha J. Wilson
de Howard A. Wilson
Acton, Mass
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