Maynard Socials and Military Ties Highlight Weekends
Local notes from Maynard recount residents visiting relatives in Lowell Lynn Roxbury and Hudson while others hosted or traveled over the weekend. Veterans and naval reserves from Newport and Charlestown are noted, with community events including a Grange play rehearsed for next meeting and a Red Cross gathering at Summer Street School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stockbridge
Lowell
Jeremiah Bradley
Harry Bates
Lynn
Percy Taylor
U. S. Navy
Charlestown
John Temple
Acton
Henry McCormack
Margaret
Margaret Conley
James Claflin
Roxpury
Caroline Philips
Great Rd
Camberlford
Can
John Keegan
Maple
Thomas McNally
Medway
Avis Barlow
A. Haynes
Main St
Warren Merrick
Uxbridge
George Merrick
Maplest
Eden Tobin
U. S.naval Reserves
Commonwealth Pier
Boston
Ralph Newton
Newport Naval Reserves
George Newton
Joseph Sheehan
George O’brien
Plattsburgh
James’ J. Ledgard
Stanley ’Doniin
Newport’ Naval Reserve Force
William Jones
Concord news notes and social mentions from 1917
A long list of local social calls and visits from Concord and nearby towns. Residents visit relatives in Marlboro Lowell Roxbury Providence and Washington while others plan trips to Florida or Fort Slocum. Community events include church fund drives weddings and a charity sale with attention to Halifax sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Ranikiné
Marines
Ernest Clough
Lowell
F. B. Powers
Roxbury
Gertrudeffelden
Marlboro
Harvey Hopkins
New York
Earl Peckham
Providence
Hanlon
Deaconess Hospital
Joseph Hayes
Wilfred Wheeler
Robert Nichols
Salem
M. Barry
Florida
C. H. Pepper
Macone Bros
George W. Whieeler
Wollaston
Lars Andersen
Leslie
Washington
John Goulding
Illian McConnell
Cambridge
Penniman
Roslindale
Peveril Petersen
Fort Slocum
Philip Holden
Naval Reserve
May O’connell
Wheeler
Mark Mara
Cora Nash
Edith Sellers
Lexington Rd
Kendall
Westboro
Agnes ‘Porter
Congregational Church
Halifax
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Frank Pierce
Chelmers
Newport
R. I
Old Concord
Unitarian Church
Frank Maguiré
Society of the Congregational Church
Church Chapel
Burt Joslin
Beverly
Henry Joslin
George Hopkins
Barbarax
Flushing
John Lawrence
Women’s Parish Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Concord Grange
Red Cross
Bertha Wilson
Elmer Joslin
Concord Junction
Joslin
Engineers’ Corps
Marion Moody
Phyllis Dennison
Emerson School of Oratory
Dr. Emerson
Boston University
Miss Dennison
Annual Meeting Notice of Concord National Bank Directors
Concord National Bank stockholders meet at the banking house in Concord Massachusetts on Tuesday January 8 1918 at 345 PM for the choice of directors and any other business that may legally come before the meeting Fay Heywood cashier Concord Mass December 5 1917"}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord National ‘Bank of Concord
Fay Heywood
Concord
Mass
Bedford and Surroundings Notes May Include Local Events
Miser Edna Tubman visited relatives in Wollaston while Gerald Munroe joined American Express Co in Boston. Peterson announces a price raise effective this month. Local residents attended Concord Dramatic Club plays and a Boston Opera House performance of The Wanderer. A Caryhall Lexing ton public meeting discussed Sugar and its substitutes. War bread regulations begin Monday to cut fat and sugar for bakers. Middlesex and Boston Street Railway will discontinue Newton Dedham town line to Needham Junction and Wellesley to Needham service starting December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miser
Edna Tubman
Wollaston
Gerald Munroe
American Express Co
Boston
Fr. Peterson
Concord Dramatic Club
Road Department
the Wanderer
Boston Opera House
Caryhall
Lexington
Middlesex & Boston Street Railway Co
Newton-Dedham
Needham Junction
Wellesley Sa
Needam
Miss Eleanor Parker Hosts Dance in Boston
Eleanor Parker of 199 Marlboro Boston gave a small dance for her niece Mary Parker daughter of Frederick Parker in the Hotel Somerset ballroom last Saturday evening. Ushers included Stephen Crosby Henry B Coxe Jr William Dexter W Bainbridge Frothingham Lieut Francis Gray and Capt George von L Meyer. Also notes Halifax disaster relief calls for mass subscriptions with a possible Massachusetts goal of 1 000 000 sent to Robert Winsor treas Kidder Peabody Co Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Parker
Marlboro
Boston
Mary Parker
Frederick Parker
Somerset
Stephen Crosby
Henry B. Coxe Jr
William Dexter
W. Bainbridge
Frothingham
Francis Gray
George von L. Meyer
Halifax
Massachusetts
Robert Winsor
Treas
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Nevonshire St
Wo man s Christian Temperance Union Meets in Concord
The regular meeting at Mrs S A Wooden Concord Rd on December 6 had eight members present. After devotional exercises and business, 12 comfort bags were prepared for the Seamen s Friends society in Boston, intended to lift spirits of sailor boys during home sickness or temptation, then Mizpah benediction ended the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
S.A
Concord Rd
Seamen’s Friends’ Society
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maynard
Bessie Creighton
James
Warren
Maple St
Loyal Assabet Lodge
M. Ai
Priscilla Club
Fannie Harwood
Concord St
Holy Name Society
Darling Block
A. E. McCleary
Gilbert M. Hawkes
Maynard Woman's Club
West Acton
Christopher Wilson
Assabet Mills
Camp Devens
James Ryan
Michael Lynch
Maynard ‘Red Cross
Summerst
Lord Kitchener
Sir George
Didates
Masonic
Worcester Lodge
Aac
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charles E. Brown
Donee Brothers Motor Car
Detroit
Torrey & Vialle, Inc
Main and
Walden Streets
Concord, Mass
The
Actons
Boxboro
Stow
Bedford
Sidney E. McCleary
Grocer
BAKER
Santos
Dr. Johnson’s
D.&h
Allrail
Concord Homes
Fitchberg Depot
Feltus
Feltus Glon
Optometrist
Victrolas
Sonora
Victor Records
L. N. Fowler, CO
Concord Junction, Pass
Liss Houghton