Maynard Men Farewell Parade For Co I at Concord
Hundreds from Maynard and surrounding towns gathered in Concord for a farewell parade and reception for Company I before they train for France. Captain Michael Dee led the unit with praise for their discipline and promise to serve boldly, as cries of pride and support filled the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Co. I
Concord
Ayer
Europe
Maynard
Massachusetts
Michael Dee
Sweetser
Mounted
Edwards
France
Co. B
Dee
Murray Ballou
Armory
Calvin Coolidge
Maynard Triumphs Over West End A A Boston 8 to 1
Maynard defeated West End A A of Boston 8 to 1 at John A Crowe park Saturday afternoon. Goettier held the visitors to two hits and struck out several batters while contributing two hits. Lent and Brennan highlighted a strong Maynard defense with solid plays as the home team posted an 11 win in 13 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End A. A
Boston
Maynard
John A. Crowe Park
Goettier
Lent
Brennan
Inspector and Agent Appointed in 15th Exemption District
Former Representative Alfred McCleary is named inspector and agent for the government in the 15th exemption district. His duty is blanket to appeal exemptions granted by the selection board, reviewing cases for potential fraud or improper action, with inquiries aimed at any possible board manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
McCleary
Selection Board
Seenaby
Maynard Rolls of Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors
The local committee led by Robert Lester gathers service details for Massachusetts men in U S forces to keep the roll of honor in Maynard updated. Officials urge churches unions and employers to report members in any branch of service to aid in locating and tracking service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
U.S
Massachusetts Soldiers
Massachusetts
Agat
Robert Lester
Mepis
Lynch
Linden St
Pak Hy Brooks
Old V. Sheridan
William J. Tayor
David Sharpe
Beret
William Coulter
William Moynihan
Co. K
Mags
James Carney
Mada Int
iGo
John Killonen
6Th
Masc. Int
M. U. & Marines
Henry Simonds
John. W. Taylor
Frank Morris
Fred Hanson
Frank Kelley
Frank Devine
U. & Navy
Fred Carlton
Philip Dwinell
James Cronin
Clarence Smith
Rai Callen
Sidney Coulter
George Meyers
Eet Feeg
Nicola Silvesti
Albert Jin
Joseph Chidley
Lawrence M. Brindley
William Weir
William McGrath
Alfred Keough
Joseph Beavis
Frank Downey
Waino Lousalo
Charles Ryan
Concord Bride Bertha Kent Weds Lieut Upham at Concord
Bertha Kent daughter of Mrs Charles Ward Kent of Main Street Concord married Lieut Walter Upham of the U.S. Coast Artillery on a Friday eve in Concord. The ceremony featured a ribbon arch and a nontraditional reception as relatives and close friends gathered. The couple’s families requested a quiet event while Upham reports to Fort Adams Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Kent
Walter Eee
Charles Ward Kent
Bertha
Walter Annay Upham
U.S
Artilio Kent
Concord
Gléri
Schoor
Lieut
U.aegis
Harlin P. Upham
C Cord High School
Fort Monroe
Fort Adams
Newcoei
Ogs
Mio Aubry
Pal Chir Roan
Mildred Adgarton
Milestet Gale
Clarence
Hart Saalterances Hall
Onor
Carl L. Upide
Samuel
Goddard Kent
Robert
Donald Wood
Walter 8. Wood
Brent Mareoent
Limousine Damage Reported in Junction Village
A limousine passing through Junction village was harmed by thoughtless boys near the sidewalk. No trace of the auto has been found and the driver has not pursued the matter. Readers can contact 49 Church St Concord Junction Mass if this note reaches notice.
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Junction Village
Church St
Concord Junction
Mass
Death by Train in South Acton Takes William J. Lee
William J. Lee, 51, long time resident, died Thursday night after being struck by a train on the B and M at South Acton. His body was brought to Joseph O'Brien's home. Funeral services were held Monday at St Bridget's Church with a Requiem Mass by Rev. P. D. Meagher. Bearers listed as Joseph John J. Driscoll, Jane Herbert Cunningham, Lowell, Bim Rankin, and aes Rouse. Interment followed at St Bridget's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Lee
South Acton
Joseph O’brien
St Bridget’s Church
P. D. Meagher
Joseph John J. Driscoll
Jane Herbert Cunningham
Lowell
Bim Rankin
Concord
Rev Charles F Parsons to Occupy Methodist Pulpit
Rev Charles F Parsons will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist church Sunday morning after a month's vacation. Rev W mn assistant pastor of Memorial church of Boston was the officiating person at the services Sunday morning. Married in Albany announcements include Clifford, W Fess Locke. engagement received by friends Millar and Miss Locke.
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Charles F. Parsons
Methodist Church
W. Mn
Gine MG 1 Memorial Church
Boston
Ed Clifford
W. Fess
Locke
Es Millar
Miss Locke
Uae
Local Guests and Recoveries Highlight Weekend in Town
Mr and Mrs John Kelley of Somersville Highlands were guests of relatives in town Sunday while Mrs Kelley recovers from appendicitis in Utica. She is fully recovered. Cent Maley spent the weekend at Revere Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelley
Somersville Highlands
Kelley
Ener Ie
Utica
Sie Caer Ienes
Cent Maley
Revere Beach
Nantasket sea breezes and local notices mingle in harbor items
The item lists residents and activities around Nantasket and Concord, noting Miss Ethel Tallon resuming work at James B. Wood Co. office, Mrs Powers and Miss Barrett on a Sunday motor trip, and Captain Prescott's duty at a local farm and house occupancy. Other fragments reference migration to Platts, training at Concord High School, and various local moves and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Frances Loughlin
Nantasket
Ethel Tallon
James B. Wood Co
G. E. Barrett
Nahant
N. A
Middleton
Concord
Platts
Middlesex
Franklin N.prescott
Miss Mary
Byron
Hubbard St
Canada
Prescott
Joseph
W. Smith
Weston
Gateway
Arthur Willington
John Lynch
Bedford Notes On Local Residents Vacations And Moves
Bedford reports Mrs. Peter Kavanaugh enjoying a beach vacation for several weeks. Ned McMahon accepts a position with the American Express in Boston. Mrs. William Wall and her son Philip are two weeks at Hough's Ni. The local school scholars will rotate general duties for the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kavanaugh
Ned McMahon
American Express. .Co
Boston
William Wall
Philip
Hough
Ni the Amake
Local Soldier Joins Mounted Police for France
Harold Risée of Co I 6th Mags Infantry is among 33 selected from his company to form two mounted police units for service in France. They will be attached to the 26th division under General Edwards to guard supplies and camps. A short furlough was granted before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Riesé
Co. I
6Th Mags. Infantry
Co.i
France
Edwards
Bedford boys bid farewell at parade before departure
A large group of relatives and friends attended a reception and parade on Saturday afternoon at the block marking the farewell for the Bedford company. The ceremony included names such as Sergt. Frederick and Gulf lifford L. Day as part of the returning group.
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Boys of Co
Iy Bilgene
Soeer
Bedford
Sergt
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Impson
Silas Peirce &Co
Lta
Latributors
Framingham
Frank Gauvin
Marlboro, Mass
Agency
Shumate Razor
M. E. Church
Main St
Concord Armory
Hulda
Holland
Mary Pickford
The
Riverside Co-operative Association
Nason Street
Géncord
Carbine
Maynard ‘McManus Ss
FEA
Don Aes
Moran
McGowan If
McCrat P
Lotus
Brien
Morgan
Goettler
Oates
Miserai
Oe Loftus
Bene Os
Goetth Goettler
McGowan
Morrill
Loftus
McNul
Blume
Plattsburg
James J. Ledgard
Harvard
Medical Corps
Hartwell Flood
Guyer Fowler
Scotland
Hugh Connors
Whitney Bent
Russell Stone
U. S. Medical ‘Corps
Jeremiah Lynch
Canadian Army
Sidney Scott
Bert Doel
Edward Miller
R. R. Engineers
Arthur Lord
Coast Guard
Geo
Vv. Binns
Upham
Kent
Bila McKee
Contord Bank
Concettina Albani
Nellie Kelley
Hlale Bean
Justamere Camp
Weatvale
St. Michaels Catholic Church
Lexington
Misa Bertha Kent
Walter Upbem
Canning
Roger W. Brown
Misa Halbower
Middlesex Farm Bureau
Albany
P. H. Murphy
Maynard Trust Ce
Tel
Dail Honey
A.M. Tod
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