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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1918

Page

3

Roll of Honor names across camps and fronts

The list honors service members from Am. For. Exp. Forces and allied units in Ardgay Scotland, France, and the U.S. including Ernest Allsopp, Ernest Berry, Alexander Bresth, Jesse Briggs, and many others. It details units such as Am. For. Exp. Unit 3 Ardgay, 26th Division, Caisson trains, and field hospitals with postings at Camp Devens Fort Devens Camp Greene Jacksonville and Newport, among others.

Ernest Allsopp Unita Ardgay Scotland Ernest Berry Devens Webster Blanchard Alexander Bresth Des Moines Jesse H. Briggs Fort Banks Winthrop _ ward L. Burke Kelley Field San Antonio Texas Henry Burke Quartermaster Dept Jacksonville Fla George H 65Th Regt Ft. Andrews Donald H. Currier Camp Greene N. C W. Bryant Currier, Jr 12Th U.S. Cavalry Army Y.M C. A Columbus N. M Hograce Daniels Newport John Davis Raymond Durkee Caisson Camp Devens James Madison Fairbanks American Ambulance Corps Paris France Harland Flagg Thomas C. Gallagher Fort Andrews Boston Walter Gilmore O’brien Frank Greenough H. Wesley Hall William T. Hayes 79Th F. A Camp Hogan Houston Harry Heath U. S Inf Carl Hoar Hugh Hodgen R. I William Huntoon Vernon John.Kenney Philip Klein, Wagoner 101St Eng Harland Lawrence U. S. Marines Quantico Theron Lowden U. S. Inf Fort Slocum N. Y Soren Mekklesen Military Police Frank McCarthy John ©. McWayne J. Buchanan Nims F. A Fort Oglethorpe Pliny Nims South Carolina William O’connor Oscar Olsen Edward Pendergast 36Th Bat James Quinlan Warl Randall U. S. S. Lenape Everett Reed G. Howard Reed John *P. Sisson Ambulance Corps Allertown Walter H. Welch U. S. S. Wyoming Charles 8. West

Probate court items from Sudbury to Maynard estates

Michael Simon of Sudbury died November 17 1917 and Mrs Nellie E Simon of Sudbury appointed executrix with bond 3500. Estates valued variously for Hudson Somerville Maynard and Acton. new administratrix Ellen A Wright of Hudson for Emily S Jeffs. several divorce filings including Ethel F Schofield and Alma R Sprowl. Inventories list values for Addie A Powers Emily Jeffs Mary A Dooley Dexter Spinney Melissa Mead Henna Kangas Mary L Bullard John Chenis John F Kennedy Charles F Hamilton and John Temple estates with real and personal property totals.

Acton Bedford Concord Maynard Michael’ Simon Sudbury Estelle ‘L. Newcomb Hudson Annie Miller Somerville Ethel F. Schofield Stow Charles Marlboro Alma‘r. Sprowl Boston William P. Sprowl Tremont N. S Addie A. Powers Emily Jeffs Mary A. Dooley Dexter L. Spinney Melissa E. Mead Henna Kangas Mary L. Bullard John Chenis John F. Kennedy Charles F. Hamilton John Temple

Maynard Walter Kelley letters from No Man's Land 1918

Walter Kelley of the 104th Regiment in France writes home about trench life and his unit’s first gains, noting a prisoner capture and a collective hair cut joke as soldiers adjust to warfare. He mentions Major Campill praising the unit and recalls nervous moments in No Man's Land while staying in a rest camp. He also reports cold weather and his health improvement since leaving the United States.

Walter Kelley No Man’s‘Land No Man’s Land Fred ‘Kelley Pine St Wal‘ter 104Th Regiment France Man’s Land Major Campill O'Brien McCarthy Kelley Helen

Easter Cantata Noted At M E Church In Sunday Service

Easter Sunday services at the Methodist Episcopal church featured a morning sermon by Rev. Charles F. Parsons on Preaching Jesus and the Resurrection. The day included a special musical program by the regular choir and an evening concert by Sunday school children and Philathea class members.

M. E. Church Methodist Episcopal Church Charles F. Parsons Anna Holt Philathea Jennie Naylor Annabelle Hall Jennie Naylor Selo Lindsey Smith Christ Christ the Lord Bejire Messiah Charles F. Parson Caroline Murray Norman Johnston Benjamin Taylor Thelma Veitch Mirna Goettler Phyllis Naylor Alicé Hurd Dorothys Naylor Dorothy Naylor Rachel Gates Mary Hodgess Viola Binks Bertha Binks Matt Gates Faith Lizzie Gates Matilda Marsden

Moving and Trucking Services Parade in Boston Area

Daily express Boston and Maynard offers full equipment with Pierce Arrow trucks to promptly and satisfactorily handle any job. Auto trucks available for large parties.

Daily Express Boston Maynard Pierce’ Arrow

Petition seeks Concord Cambridge Turnpike repairs and relocation

A Massachusetts Middlesex County petition from Concord residents led by Charles G. Wood requests relocation and repairs to the Cambridge Turnpike between Lexington Road and Lincoln boundary. The County Commissioners scheduled a view and hearing for April 24, 1918, with notices to proceed and public postings.

County of Middlesex Concord Cambridge Turnpike Lexington Road Boundary Line Lincoln Charles G. Wood Commonwealth of Massachusetts Cambridge Geaid Town Hall Concordia View Concord Enterprise Wm. C Dillingham Wm. C. Dillingham

Pomona Grange Entertained at Lexington Meeting

Middlesex Pomona Grange held sessions in Lexington with readings on friendship in the home and a paper on Home and Market Gardens. Maynard representation joined in, and Nellie F. Raymond of Somerville was elected chaplain.

Lexington Maynard Middlesex Pomona Grange Grange Hall Emma Deane M. Louise Dorntee John B. Abbott Middlesex Farm Bureau New England James B. Tuttle Acton Nellie F. Raymond Somerville Geo. M. Houghton Tuttle Lexington Grange Edmund Whitney Maynard Grange Charles M. Gardner Westfield Demeter Grange Dorothy Berry Carpenter Irving Howe Alice Brown Howe N. Frances Hawkes Alexander Bourke Columbus Rainville Grace Whitney Elizabeth Hodges Maggie Whitney John Case Mildred Comeau Mabel Bishop Lizzie Bumpus

Easter Services at Union Congregational Church

Easter Sunday at Union Congregational Church featured morning services with a sermon by Rev. Frederick N. Rutan on Intimations of Immortality, a special musical program led by Horace F. Bates, and an evening concert by Sunday school children. Flowers were sent to shut-in parishioners after the day’s events.

Congregational Church Union Congregational Church Frederick N. Rutan Horace F. Bates Jesus Christ Annie Garlick Elizabeth Elson St. Luke Herbert Young Bernice Lester Burton Millington Miss Haynes Miss Mallinson Ruth French Misses Jackson Priest

W C T U Meeting Plans White Ribbon Drive

The regular W C T U meeting hosted by Mrs. Howard A. Wilson on Brooks St featured vocal selections by Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. Robert Archer. Mrs. Augusta Brigham of Malden spoke on The Power of the Press and the National Convention in Washington. A delegate to the Ayer convention May 22 was appointed and a $50,000 drive for the White Ribbon home at Ayer was announced to start April 15.

Howard A. Wilson Brooks St George H. Merrick Ayer George Smith Robert Archer Augusta Brigham Malden Washington, D.C

Gleasondale Church presents The New Minister play

Lindsey Smith of Nason Street was in the cast and sang several solos along with Miss Jennie Naylor of Main Street who also performed vocal solos under the Gleasondale Methodist church auspices on Wednesday evening.

Lindsey Smith Nason St Gleasondale Gleasondale Methodist Church Jennie Naylor Main St

Laundry owner heads for China to pass business to son

Charles Chin proprietor of the Main Street laundry left for China to return to his native land after decades in the United States. Chin Wing born in San Francisco will carry on the laundry business in his father's absence.

Charles Chin Main St China United States Chin Wing San Francisco Cal

Mrs Morris Undergoes Surgery At Vincent Memorial

Mrs. Fred Morris wife of Judge Morris of Hudson and former Maynard resident was operated on at Vincent Memorial hospital Boston Wednesday afternoon. The operation succeeded and she is doing as well as expected. Mr and Mrs George Lawton visited the patient on Monday.

Fred Morris Judge Morris Hudson Maynard Vincent Memorial Hospital Boston George Lawton Lincoln Sr

Sullivan Mother of Sylvester Sullivan Dies in Rockville

Mrs. Hannah Sullivan of Spring Lane Rockville died at her home on Sunday morning. Her husband Sylvester Sullivan left immediately and remained until after the funeral services held Saturday morning.

Hannah Sullivan Sylvester Sullivan Spring Lane Rockville

Sidney McCleary Jr Celebrates Third Birthday Party

Sidney McCleary Jr held a third birthday gathering with many friends at his parents home. Guests donated Red Cross offerings instead of gifts. Mrs. William Tras of Athol visited her sister Mrs. Orrin Bosworth on Great Road this week.

Sidney McCleary Jr Sidney McCleary Brooks Sr Red Cross William

Interdenominational Meeting At Concord Endorses War Aims

The March 19 gathering in Federation house Concord chosen Rev. George A Tewksbury president heard Rev A W Stone sing Bless Be the Tie That Binds. Nine resolutions urged unity in wartime policy, Prohibition support, League of Peace, and Holy Week prayer union.

Ayer A. L. Struthers Federation House George A. Tewksbury A. W. Stone Sherborn Lowell New Hampshire L. B. Macdonald Tewksbury United States United States “Chamber of Commerce Germany League of Peace Canterbury Taft Lawrence Army Red Cross Watts Federal Council Prince of Peace

Elixir hailed as lifesaving by Maine reader

A Belfast Maine reader credits Dr True’s Elixir with saving his life. The ad touts Dr True’s Elixir as a family laxative and worm expeller that tones the stomach and restores health. It claims many users and urges obtaining from dealers, with prices listed 6c 40c 60c 1. It features symptoms of worms and promises relief for children and adults.

Maine Belfast Dr. True

Probate Court Citations in Fanny Titcomb Estate

Middlesex Probate Court issues citation for letters of administration on the estate of Fanny Rodman Titcomb late of Concord intestate to George E Titcomb of Concord without bond. Hearing at Cambridge on April 15 1918 at 9 AM to show cause. Published weekly in the Concern Enterprise for three weeks. Signed by First Judge Charles J McIntire on March 20 1918.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Fanny Rodman Titcomb Concord Grant George E.thcomb Cambridge Concern Enterprise Said Charles J. McIntire Hasquire

Probate Court Seeks Heir Claim for Sophia Champagne Estate

Middlesex Probate Court issues citation to heirs and interested parties in the Sophia Champagne estate of Maynard to show cause why Louisa Champagne should not be granted letters testamentary. Publication to run weekly for three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise with notices mailed to all known heirs at least fourteen days before the April 12, 1918 hearing.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Ss Annie’l. Carr Maynard William M. Robinson Bridge Maynard Enterprise Charles J. McIntire Hs ‘Quire Gam ‘Bridge Middlesex Cay Charles J. “McIntire, Haguire Wald Court

Probate Court to Hear Petition to Sell Melissa Mead Estate

The Middlesex Probate Court issues a citation in the Melissa B. Mead estate case. Executor William F. Stevens seeks license to sell real property for distribution. Appearance required at Cambridge court on April 12, 1918 at 9:00 AM. Publication in Acton Enterprise if service cannot be completed.

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