Concord Captain Dee Transfers Within 6th Regiment
Captain Michael Dee of Company I moves to Company M in the 6th Regiment by order of Colonel Warren Sweetser. George D. Ware moves to Company I and George L. Prescott to Company I, with Dee’s detachment receiving support from Company I. The transfer is regretted locally, with praise for Dee’s abilities and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Dee
Co. M
Co. I
Co I
Mass. Regt
Co.m
Warren Sweetser
George D. Ware
Co. D
George L. Prescott
Dee
Berkeley Wheeler Leads Ambulance Corps At Front
Berkeley Wheeler now commands a unit of twenty American Ambulance workers on the western front. The group includes students from Harvard Yale Princeton Michigan and Beloit. He writes of experiences and notes two recruits who faced fear after their first night on duty, valuing nerve over shell dodging. The newsroom hopes he achieves further honors but returns safely home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Wheeler
France
Berkeley -Wheeler
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Michigan
Beloit
Berkeley
MacCALLUM THURSTON Wedding Takes Place in Town
Miss Beatrice Thurston united in marriage with Douglas MacCallum of Maitland Nova Scotia at the bride’s home. The 6 o clock ceremony by Rev George A Tewksbury was attended by friends and relatives. The couple will reside in town after a wedding trip to Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Thurston
Douglas MacCallum
Maitland
N. S
Mildred Thurston
Perley
Phurston
MacCallum
Hugh MacCallum
Boston
Toronto
Can
Reverend Schnieder to preach at Union Church August 12
Union church invites all to Sunday services with free seating and a welcoming social hour. Tuesday evening prayer meetings continue as usual. The piece references The Crowned Republic and historical notes on the Bill of Rights and parliamentary powers in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Schnieder
Union Church
Tennyson
England
Wrhich
William
Mary
Republic
London
Probate Court to Appoint Administrator for Frank Prauttila
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court to the heirs at law next of kin creditors and all interested in the estate of Frank Prauttila late of Maynard deceased intestate. Petition filed to grant a letter of administration to Isaac Oberg of Maynard without bond. You must appear at Cambridge Probate Court Middlesex on September 11 1947 at nine o clock to show cause if any you have why letters should not be granted. Publication to follow in three successive weeks in the Enterprise News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of
Cambridge
Middlesex
Maynard Chautauqua closes with The Man From Home
Maynard Chautauqua ends a five day program with Avon company presenting The Man From Home. The largest week crowd attended and a Good Fairy Thrift pageant by Junior Chautauqua children delighted the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Chautauqua
Avon Company
Chautauqua
Russell
Naylor
George
Washington
Mildred Mullin
Martha Washington
Thomas Dwire
Aide de Camp
Helen Wilcox
Helen Morgan
Harriette Naylor
Helen Cleary
Evelyn Cole
Alice McCormack
Martha Vaananen
Theresa Carroll
Harold’ Brown
Spend
Dorothy Hannon
Mother Spend
Huntington Rutan
Savings Bank
Dorothy Naylor
Fairy Thrift
Florence Wilcox
Edith McAuslin
Florence Jackson
Gladys Smithland
Dorothy Morton
Maxine ‘Damien
Edith Page
Dorothy Mosher
Benjamin Gruber
Helen
Wilcox
Bride Johnson
Marjorie Hilferty
Maxime Damien
Young America
Aigners
George D. Bison
Fowler
William Naylor
Damien
Horace F. Bates
W. A. Haynes Co
Amory Maynard
Kenneth Damien
M. B. Church
W. F. Litchfield
Wilbur Hamlin
George H. Hart
C. 8. Fowler
Ralph W.case
H. A. Wilson
W. B. Case
Geo
Morse
Luzerne
H. Lowell
John H. Horan
Clifton
Stetson
Arthur
Ae Sullivan
F. A. May
W. H. Gutteridge
B. McCleary
H.C. Mallinson
John E. Hannon
Howard B. Case
M. H. Paine
Alfred T. Haynes
Julia L. McCarthy
Gilbert
M. Hawkes
William
H. Millington
W. Hooper
Preston Blanchard
John E. Case
Helen K.price
Vincent Waldron
Mark Newton
John M. Belows
W. X. Macurda
G. A. Stockbridge
Mirs
Fred Proctor
Edward C. Page
H. J. Dwinell
William FE
Cole
Long eleven inning Parkhill victory over Maynard 5–1
Parkhill of Fitchburg beat Maynard 5 to 1 in 11 innings. Goettler allowed six hits and seven strikeouts while Loftus added a showy defense and stole home in the sixth. Lent starred for Maynard with a three-base homer, but the home team could not push across the tying run. Umpire interference and fielding miscues sparked heated moments before Parkhill sealed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fane
Maynard
Parkhill
Mitchburg
McManus
Morgan
Goettler
Loftus
Rooters
Gea
H. O’brien
Lent
Sullivan
Foley
Umps
Big Furry
Chose
Wieson
Fitchburg
B. Caouette
Stephenson
Montville Ss
Baum
T. Caouette
Coggswell
A. Caouette
Nee c
Eteson P
Madden, c
E. Caouette
Eteson
Ettler
BE. Caoutte
Marsden
Sale 18 Successful At Haynes Furniture Grand Event
The annual furniture sale at A T Haynes Furniture Store drew many buyers and surpassed expectations. A T Haynes said the sale is going well for everyone but himself while he sold a truckload and urged the public to help themselves to quality dining room sets for newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T. Haynes Furniture
Haynes
A. T
Town ladies praised for cake donations to regimental boys
The ladies of Maynard, generous in supplying cakes to the boys of Company I and other units, were thanked for their kindness. Cad Edward Bedgard notes the cake was distributed with meals to Companies P and F, and the officers and men express appreciation for the support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coch
Edward Bedgard
Maynard
New Schedule Change on B. & M. Railroad
A new schedule went into effect monday morning updating Boston trains. The 6.24 departure now runs at 6.18 am and the 8.08 service moves to 7.37 am. A new Boston bound train leaves at 10.16 am and a Boston arrival train comes in at 12.38 noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sergeant Coulter Relapses After Heat Sickness
Sergt. William Coulter headquar ters staff of the 6th Mass Regt reported for duty last week after an operation but suffered a relapse Saturday due to extreme heat. He cannot resume full duty for two months yet may perform a few hours of clerical work at headquarters daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coulter
6Th Mass. Regt
Safety First Pronoun Use Sparks Household Tension
A Washington Star excerpt shows a son objecting to parental authority while the father Mr Cumrox resists taking responsibility for others. The dialogue highlights family friction over roles and duties within the household.
Funeral for Lem ni Risit at Aunt’s Home
Funeral services were held for Lem ni Risit at her aunt 105 Butler Ave Sunday afternoon with burial at Glenwood cemetery. Survived by parents living in Finland. James Walker of Dallas visited his sister Mrs. Arthur Gault Aston St. Also reports of locals at Revere Beach during the heat wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morgan
Thompson Sr
Revere Beach
Katherine White
Mary Sheridan
Hudson
Charles McGill
Lowell
Bridget Claflin
Sudbury St
Lilian Clements
Pittsfield
Robert White
Great Rd
Ethel. Parmenter
Albert Knox
Winthrop
Miss Blenore
West
Acton
Ted Turin
Rose” Mahon
Fred Creighton
Warren
Lemni. Risit
Butler’ Ave
Glenwood Cemetery
Finland
James Walker
Dallas
Texas
Arthur Gault
Aston St
James Mullin
Revere
Ernest
Wollerschied
Nina
Joseph Memabre
Revere. Beach
John Maley
Thompson St
Revere Bench
Life and salary quip from seaman and youth
A Florida Times-Union cartoon dialogue presents a seaman deriding high life on a low salary and a young man countering that a low life on a high salary is no better, highlighting class tensions through witty exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floida Times-Union
Scholarships Awarded by Massachusetts Board of Education
The Massachusetts State Board of Education awarded a scholarship program in cooperation with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to Myron H. Clark of Concord under chapter 48, Resolves of 1911. Scholarships cover tuition for over 100 students, with a four year continuation already funded, though a proposed constitutional amendment may end the obligation and discontinue the scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
State Board of Education
Wtve
Advertised Letters List Names From Local Mail Office
Public notice lists recipients of letters awaiting pickup including J. E. Palmer Philip Golding Karl A. Granholm Robert F Herrick Jr Wm Phipp Harold Shaw B A Shaw J C Slate William Thayer Misses Elsie Adams Mary E Allen Evelyn C Banks Mrs Wm H Campbell Eliza Culley Miss L A Dicker man Mrs Margaret Tygart Mrs Nettie Smith Mrs E D Fales Nellie Brownell Miss J F Williams Catherine Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Palmer
Philip Golding
Karl A. Granholm
Robert F. Herrick’ Jr
Wm. Phipp
Harold Shaw
B. A. Shaw
J. C. Slate
William Thayer
Elsie Adams
Mary E. Allen
Evelyn C. Banks
Wm. H. Campbell
Eliza Culley
L. A. Dickerman
Margaret Tygart
Nettie Smith
E. D. Fales
Nellie Brownell
J. F.williams
Catherine Williams
County Court News Inventories Filed for Local Estates
Probate court inventories list estates in Acton Bedford Concord and Maynard. Jeremiah McCarthy of Acton valued at 14879.10 in real and personal property. Frank H. Watson of Concord 3.30 personal property. Edward F. Richardson of Acton 4561.81 with 757.81 personal and 3804 real estate. Helen P. Nealey of Concord 6227.50 with 3427.50 personal and 2800 real estate. Eliza J. Caleff of Sudbury 6749.86 with 5149.96 personal and 1500 real estate. Paulina Walden of Maynard 250 in real estate. Lyman Taylor of Acton 4512.58 all personal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
Jeremiah McCarthy
Frank H. Watson
Edward F. Richardson
Helen P. Nealey
Eliza J. Caleff
Sudbury
Adoik
Peronal
Tax for 1918 Tax Bill for James P Kelley Bedford Parcel
Tax for 1918 amounting to 5.76 tax on a Bedford parcel described as south Bedford bounded by Lincoln Road to the south Hartwell land to the east Mudge land to the north and Mudge land to the west with an alleyway. Collector lines implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey
Bedford
Mass
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Town Hall
R Kelley
James P. Keleby
Lincoln Road
Mudge
Hartwell
James P. Kelley
eLine Maidford
Administration sought for Marietta B Thompson estate
The Middlesex Probate Court invites heirs creditors and all interested parties to an estate matter for Marietta B Thompson late of Cambridge intestate. A petition requests grant of administration to Hattie S Denison of Boston Suffolk County without bond. Notice to appear given at Cambridge Probate Court.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nashiba
H. S. Richardson Pharmacist
Main Street Co
Iord
Mas
A. C. Baggesen
Main’ St
Hesdetone
George H. Woods
Shutio
Main Si
Garland
M. Bio
Duedday, uWuddy
Ob, J Mecarron
Ryeel Exampions
Nason
Tremont Street
Thoreau St
Goncord, Mass
Wist
Strout
Fin
J. E
Rice iv
Coer Ie
Leo Comeau
Linden Street
Nason St. P
E. A. Comeau
D.rose & CO
First Church OF Christ
Sulmntist
Concord Meass
Monument
Rosin
the Public
Hiram J. Hapgood
Ida A. Harris
Bexecutrix
Reading
Concord Junction
Maynard “Chautauqua
Man From
F. O'Brien
Oates
O Marsden
Main
Concord, Mass
THE
Faulkner Grain. Mills
Geo. H. Reed
South Acton
Bob” Varley
Concord Square
Patrick J. Varley
Bob
Bitta von Rusem
Baby Grand
Coleation of Music
Roflgieg
Srg
South
Kiin
Contin
Hattie
Suffolk
Esty