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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1918

Page

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Concord notes on hunts fevers meetings and engagements

Fred Hart and J W Milbury enjoy a hunting trip in western New Hampshire. Miss Winnefred O Connell of Potter Street is confined at home with scarlet fever. Patrick Myrick of Hudson leaves B B Gray and Co to join a new post in town. Invitations issued for a town hall event on Saturday December 21 led by Gordon Love David Lovell and Henry Walcott Jr. Old Concord chapter D A R meets December 14 at 2 30 with Mrs Arthur Blanchard West Acton. Train times 1 58 and 2 31, return at 4 51. Engagement announced for Elichor Eugenia Wetterberg to William Scott Howson, 1st Lieutenant in Was. A.

Fred Hart J. W. Milbury Winnefred O’connell Potter St Patrick Myrick Hudson B. B. Gray & Co Walden St Gordon G. Love David W. Lovell Henry J. Walcott Old Concord Arthur F. Blanchard West Acton Concord Acton A. N.C William Scott Howson Was. A

Concord Firemen Earn Praise For Quick Alarms

The Concord fire department is praised for rapid response to alarms and willingness to work odd hours to save others property. In recent weeks they logged up to six tours, four of which occurred on Sundays, showing dedication beyond regular shifts.

Fire Department of Concord

Massachusetts sheep shortage alarms Harvard clubs

Wheeler of Concord Massachusetts, state agriculture commissioner, told Harvard liberal and Intercollegiate clubs that Massachusetts raises barely enough sheep for one state meal. He warned pork and beef output lags while the state pays 490 million annually for outside food. He urged land repurposing and broader farming to boost cultivated farms from 36 000 toward 60 000 and urged farmer cooperation.

Wheeler Wilfred Wheeler Concord Massachusetts Harvard Liberal Club Intercollegiate Club Massachusett Wheeler Commonwealth

Mrs James Burke Dies in Lexington After Illness

Mrs James Burke formerly of this town died at her home in Lexington on Thursday December 5 after a short illness with pneumonia. She was wife of James Burke son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Burke of Lexington. Burial at St Bridgits Church Lexington followed by high mass. Interment at St Bernards Cemetery Concord. Survived by husband six children oldest 11. Also sister Mrs Henry McCaffery of Somerville. Community offers sympathy.

James Burke Lexington Thomas Burke St. Bernard’s Cemetery Concord Henry McCaffery Somerville Burke

Middlesex school rolls honor seven WWI sacrifices

The Middlesex school in this town lists seven former students who died in World War I, with others reportedly wounded or missing. Names include William K. B. Emerson Jr., George G. Haydock, Alan C. Clark, George M. Hollister, Eric A. Lingard, Winsor 1911, and Malcolm B. Brownlee Jr., among those who gave their lives or served overseas.

France Middlesex School William K. B. Emerson, Jr Toul Twelfth Aero Squadron George G. Haydock Cantigny Alan c. Clark Curry Soissons Marne George M. Hollister Verdun Eric A. Lingard Naval Aero Station Chatham Winso Malcolm B. Brownlee, Jr

Concord Junction Social Notes Include Arrivals Guests

Concord Junction residents host and visit across Newton Marlborough Waltham and Revere. Guests include Mr and Mrs Joli Fitzpatrick Mr and Mrs A Johnston Miss Nellis Cotter and Pvt Jos Seratte. The Maguires will occupy the Commonwealth Avenue home vacated by Chester Johnston.

Kenschla Josephine Lane Newton Mary Mahegan Waltham Joli Fitzpatrick A. Johnston Revere Nellis Cotter Marlborough James Reilly Jos. Seratte Camp Upton N.Y Mary Wright

Pvt James Cullinane Rebounds From Pneumonia Furlough

Pvt James Cullinane, recovering from a severe pneumonia attack, was granted a furlough from Camp Devens to visit his mother, Mrs. A. Cullinane, on Main Street. He was released from the hospital after more than two months of confinement.

James Cullinane Camp Devens A. Cullinane Main St Cullinane

Men Invited to Union Church Club Meeting

The Men’s club will meet Wednesday night December 18 at 7:45 at Union church. Rev. Tyler E. Gale of St. Braintree will speak on The Fourteen Conditions of Peace. All men are invited to attend.

Union Church Tyler E. Gale St. Braintree

Union Church thanks volunteers for Every Friend Canvass success

The Union Church expresses cordial thanks to all who helped with the Every Friend Canvass. Morning sermon at 10 30 titled The Greatest Need in Town The Religion of Jesus Christ. Evening service will be a song service with sacred hymns. Church school at noon men's class Endeavor societies meet. Midweek service Thursday. Christmas sale in vestry and evening entertainment at 8.

Jesus Christ Endeavor Ladies’ Union

Local Notes From South Acton and Surroundings

Mrs Amos Ames visited her son in Somerville last Monday Alma Stowell is convalescing from erysipelas Miss Perrin of Medford cares for her Henry Totman home on Prospect St guests Mr and Mrs A E Pattison New York Pattison just back from Camp Hancock Ga 127th company C M G CT S Miss Lemoine of Nashua NH is new teacher for 7th and 8th grades here

Amos Ames Somerville Alma Stowell

Congregational Church Schedules Weekly Services and Events

Rev. Ralph A. Barker leads a 10:30 worship with 11:45 Sunday school and 6 pm Christian Endeavor. Friday features a 7 pm prayer service and an Every Member canvass report. December sale by Ladies Social Circle runs Thursday 3 pm to 6:30 pm with supper.

Ralph A. Barker Christian Endeavor Philippines

Auction Sale of Sleighs Furniture and Goods in 1918

Auction on Monday December 16 1918 features twenty sleighs single and double one 30 passenger party sleigh a one horse sled and related equipment plus a consignment of first class furniture moved to the stable for sale at 1 30 pm. Includes one 1913 Buick Roadster set of team harness conmlished timber and street blankets fur robes and special stable blankets. Terms cash.

Moyer Syracuse N. Y

Acton Notes Include Visits and Local Events

West Acton Leland Campbell spent Sunday at Keene New Hampshire. A F Blanchard has started shipping apples. Grimes visited Worcester at his daughter's home. Miss Mildred Moore had an appendectomy at Deaconess hospital Concord. operation successful, she should be home in two weeks. Rev G L Pierce preached Wentboro. William Davis recovers from last week's accident. John Beach of Shirley visited A R Beach. About 30 Acton Grange members joined Concord Grange for entertainment and a good time. Local attendance at South Acton Universalist Church lecture on After the War What Then by Rev Mr Hearsey.

Leland. Campbell Keene N. H F. Blanchard Grimes Worcester Mildred Moore Concord G. L. Pierce Wentboro William Davis John Beach Shirley A. R. Beach Acton Grange Concord Grange South Acton

Lectures and events at the church and hall

The morning discourse will cover Lessons from the character of Jacob. Margaret Cummings of Boston will speak on Asace Lorraine at 7 p.m. Sunday in the church editorium. An annual supper and entertainment is set for Thursday evening Dec. 12. Rev. Fred MacDonald of Westerly R I recently returned from France spoke at the I O O F hall and praised the American soldier. Mrs. Alice Weeks led hymns with a chorus, ending with praise to God for victory.

Jacob Margaret Cummings Boston Pres. Lowell Harvard Woman’s Club Asace Lorraine I. 0. O. F. Hall Fred MacDonald Congregational Church Westerly R. 1 France

Vermonter Auctioned Home Visit Attendee Leaves for Family

Alexander Tosaw of Johnsonville New York visited relatives last week then returned to Vermont for an auction this past weekend. His parents plan to join him soon as his mother is Weneaty ill.

Alexander Tosaw Johnsonville New York Vermont

Honorably discharged soldier visits Honolulu aunt

Private Haynes of Honolulu, recently at Camp Dix, planned four days’ leave when the armistice was signed. His boat was recalled and he is now honorably discharged.

Haynes Honolulu Camp Dix

Red Cross Knitting Totals for November 1918

West Acton Red Cross reports weekend return of knitted items eight sweaters and six pairs of socks plus nurses’ sweaters and wristers for November totaling 22 sweaters eight nurses’ sweaters six pairs of socks one pair wristers. Yarn received for completion by December 15. Members asked to return all summer and fall articles for year-end accounting. Alice Worcester Weeks, Knitting Chairman.

West Acton Red Cross Alice Worcester Weeks Knitting

Exhibition by Arlington Boy Scouts at Town Hall

Attendance was light due to a storm but those present enjoyed the Arlington event. Acton Boy Scouts attended with Commissioner Rev. J W Robinson praising the organization.

Boy Scouts of Arlington Town Hall Acton Boy Scouts J. W. Robinson

Acton Woman's Club Lectures By George Nasmyth

The Acton Woman's Club met in the church vestry on December 11 to hear a lecture by George N Nasmyth PhD recently serving as executive secretary to the U S Fuel Administrator Garfield. A barter table entertained guests and Mrs Fannie Robertson hosted the afternoon with a special invitation extended to gentlemen.

Acton Woman’s Club George N. Nasmyth U. S Garfield Fannie ‘Robertson

Coffee and Matches Jump

Boston reports high cost of living rising further with one arm lunch rooms charging more for coffee and half milk from 5 to 10 cents. Cigar stores raise price of sex matches from 1 to 2 cents.

Boston

Maynard King Poems From Haiti Marine Letter

Private Howard King of the U S Marine Corps wrote from Port au Prince Haiti describing heat and life in the tropical posting. He enclosed a poem about service in the hot country and the idea that despite hardship soldiers may achieve heaven after their hitch in hell.

Howard King France U.S. Marine Corps Haiti West Indies Port Au Prince

Ladéis Benevolent Society Sale and Play Cast Named

The Ladéis Benevolent Society of the Congregational church to hold a fancy goods sale and cakes and candies sale followed by a church vestry entertainment this Thursday evening. A two act play The Best Man features William Mann Jane Smith Rodney Melver and several ladies with music by Herbert Mallinson violin Mrs John Alden pianist and John Alden trombone. Sale opens 6 30 with entertainment at 7.

Ladéis’ Benevolent Society Congregational’ Church William Mann Jane Smith Rodney Melver Charlotte Stockbridge Flora Macurda Rachel “McCleary Francis Hawkes Herbert Mall

Christmas Mailings Appeal Urges Early Sending

Local postmaster A J Coughlan urges early mailing of Christmas packages and cards with clear addresses and secure wrapping. Insure against loss or damage, keep postage low, and mail in the afternoon to dodge evening rushes. Rev Walter Canham of So Berwick Maine visited Rev Charles F Parsons during the week.

A. J. Coughlan Jess Walter Canham Berwick, Me Charles F. Parsons

Fraternal Societies Enter War Savings Stamp Contest

Three weeks remain for six local fraternal groups to enter the race for leadership in purchasing War Savings Stamps. Winners receive a certificate signed by the State director and a ceremony later, with the certificate to prove loyalty and thrift in wartime. Societies listed include Ancient Order of Hibernians Div 44 Meynard L0 Manchester Unity Magles Pythias and Loyal Order of Moose.

Europe Eee Ancient Order of Hibernians Meynard Manchester Unity Magles Hts Pythias Order of Moose

Mrs Margaret Nevins Of Putnam Dies After 16 Years In Maynard

Mrs Margaret Nevins of Putnam Connecticut had resided in Maynard for 16 years. Survived by husband and four sisters and a brother. Funeral services were at St Bridgets church Friday morning with a requiem mass by Rev Maward F Crowley. Bearers named James Dwyer Charles Wollerschied John Wollerschied Henry Morrison Joseph Donohue. Interment at St Bridget Cemetery amid floral tributes and community esteem.

Margaret Theo. J. Nevins Putnam Maynard St. Bridget’s Church Maward F. Crowley James Dwyer Charles John ‘Wollerschied Henry Morrison Joseph Donohue St. Bridget's Cemetery

White Cross Guild Elects Officers for New Year

A meeting at Mivene Hall Sunday elected Frank McCarron as president and Susan Sheehan as vice president for the White Cross Guild. Neille May was chosen secretary with Patrick McGrath as temporary secretary. Auditors named John Maley John Hannon Frank Brayden W Swe William Johnson J Lynch Marc Cormack and Miss Nora Lowney named Wage and Means committee members. Loretto Mullin played piano selections.

White Cross Guild Mivene Hall Frank . McCarron Susan Sheehan Neille May Patrick McGrath Renee Marty Oran Midred Orga John Maley John Hannon Frank Brayden William Johnson J. Lynch Marc Cormack Revieve Coughlin Nora Lowney Wage and Means

Sergeant James Ryan Discharged From Depot Brigade

Sergeant James Ryan of the 23rd Company Depot Brigade was honorably discharged last week after nearly five months in camp. Inducted into the first quota from this district, he had been commissioned earlier and was slated for an officers training course, which ended with the armistice. His comrades presented him a gift before departure. Ryan is at his mother Mrs. Margaret Byam’s home on Railroad Street.

Seret James Ryan Sergt Ryan

Hudson Elks Host Visiting Delegations In Town

The Andera club entertained visiting delegates at the Hudson Elks club rooms on Summer Street. A special car with band brought the guests, who marched to the club and enjoyed an evening of wit humor and vocal selections. Lunch was served.

Andera Club Brother of Hudson Summer St

Mizpah Rebekah Lodge to Elect Officers Thursday

A Mizpah Rebekah lodge regular meeting at 1 0 0 F hall will be held Thursday evening at 7 30. The annual election of officers will be the special business of the meeting.

Mizpah Rebekah Lodge F. Hall Usu

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