Maynard and Sudbury Folks In Weekend News Roundup
Local residents from Maynard Sudbury and surrounding towns are mentioned in a weekly roundup. The items include patriotic school exercises, visits, enlistees, civic bonds, and community appointments.
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17 Apr 1918
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Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1918
Page
1
Roof Fire at Michael Crowley Home Causes Small Loss
Firefighters responded to a roof fire at Michael Crowley’s home on Nason Street Monday afternoon. A flying ember from a bonfire in a nearby yard sparked the blaze, which was confined to a small roof section by prompt chemical extinguishing. The department also investigated a brush fire on Waltham Street later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael ‘Crowley
Nason St
Workman Injured Falling From Ladder At Assabet Mills
A construction worker at the Assabet mills plant fell about 20 feet from a ladder on Monday afternoon while carrying a hod. Dr. Edward Flaherty treated the injured man who will not resume work until next week due to severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Mills
Edward Flaherty
Demonstrations At Haynes Store Promote Standard Sewing Machines
Miss I Kenney of Boston a saleslady and demonstrator for the Standard Sewing Machine Co works the Main Street A T Haynes store showing the machines for two weeks. Purchasers receive sewing lessons and training to run the machine with a new thrift plan offering small deposits and weekly payments gaining strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Kenney
Boston
Standard Sewing Machine Co
A. T.haynes
Mainst
Concord News Highlights Local Events and Sports
Alden Wheeler visited Detroit. lists of social visits and trips. Concord Rifle club opens 1918 season with an open holiday shoot. Pomona Grange to meet at A. C0 hall on Wednesday evening. James Howard of New York visited family on Hubbard Street. George Walcott returns from St. Leo Florida. Ward Carl attended the high school play. Miss M I Houghton visits New York with Mrs W C Robbins. Grangers attended Masonic degrees in Waltham. Snow storm delayed tractor exhibition at Abbott Allen’s. Concord Grange to Carlisle for minstrel show at Union Hall. Ladies Missionary Society to meet at Mrs George A Tewksbury’s home. W B M auxiliary to meet at 3:30. Middlesex school baseball manager Bertram K Little arranged game with Allen Military School May 28 at Middlesex diamond. Social dance at Union Hall Carlisle drew smaller crowd due to weather. Colonial orchestra provided music. 6th annual holiday baseball game Concord High School vs Milton High scheduled at 10 a m. Middlesex School grounds host Middlesex School boys versus Country Day School West Newton. Concord High School baseball unable to play Saturday afternoon due to lack of opponent after Ws High School team ceased baseball in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Abbott Allen
Concer Grange
Carlisle
Union Hall
Ladies’ Missionary Society
George A. Tewksbury
W. BM
Bertram K. Little
Middlesex School
Allen Military School
Newton
Middlesex
Colonial Orchestra
Concord High School
Milton High School
Country Day School
West Newton
West Acton Community Notes Highlight Local Changes
Deputy Stone of Auburn hosted the evening. D. H. Adams builds a garage for M. J. Handley. Lowell Rh. Cram safely arrives across the water. Joseph Reed attended a funeral in Vermont for a Camp Devens pneumonia victim. Concord high school plays featured Miss Martine Benere. Boxboro Grange granted degrees to seven candidates. John Hopps leaves Hall Bros. Co. mill for a paper mill in New Hampshire. A crowd attended Concord plays in Concord. A. B. Parker buys land between his lot and W. H. Teele’s Hapgood estate. B. A. King wires Warren Hayward’s house for electric lights. L. W. Sylvester did carpentry. L. T. Fullenton painted and papered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Auburn
D. H. Adams
M. J. Handley
Lowell Rh
Joseph Reed
Vermont
Camp Devens
Martine Benere
Concord
Boxboro
John Hopps
Hall Bros. Co
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New Hampshire
Concord High School
A. B. Parker
W. H. Teele
Hapgood
Fragmentary Bank Reference Reveals Slothful Servant Remark
Partial OCR text recalls a biblical warning about a servant who hid money rather than invest it. The fragment mentions a bank and a negligent steward described as the slack er of those days. Context remains unclear due to missing surrounding details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maynard
John McCormack
Sudbury
Haverhill
Margaret Kamesh
Ernest A. Crowell
Swampscott
Frank Powers
Blackstone
Patrick Powers
Main St
John Eccles
Arnold H. Lincoln
Concord St
St. George’s Church
Wilfred Hooper
George Hooper
Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
A. D. Holt
Isaac Davis Post
Hatch
St. S
George Meade
Hillside St
Providence
Highland St
Matti Marjanan
Sophie Harrii
Henry Tervo
Assabet Park
Nietii
Fitchburg
Herbert Estabrook
George Hart
Walnut St
John Nordberg
Washington Parmenter Farm
John Sale
Miss Snow
Provincetown
Barbara Drummey
Somerville
Mortimer Paine
Massachusetts’ General Hospital
Ray Sims
McKinley
Leo Smith
Joseph Smith
France
55Th U. S. Heavy Artillery
William Hanson
Maynard Checker Club
Hanson
William Baldwin
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Torrey & Vialle, Inc
Maxwell
Dodge
Mainava Walden Streets
Concord, Mass
Alden Wheeler
Mich
Cora Magoon
Concord Rifle Club
West Acton
Apple Box
Harvard
Harvard, Mass
Arthur Herbert
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Mass
Sidney E. McCleary
Waynard
Camstall
Concord Taxi Co
Walden St
Thomas
J. Healey
Matthew
Vant
St. Matthew
Concord National Bank
Massachusetts
Benj. C. Brows
Maynard, Mass
Tel
Glendale St
Chas. Davis
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