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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1917

Page

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Local Notices From West Acton and Vicinity

West Acton residents Carl Hoar from Camp Devens and Ernest Whitcomb were at home recently. Mrs. Margaret Devane of Franklin visited town last week. John Coughlin spent Sunday in Lawrence with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. D. HM Hall plan a early month departure for St Petersburg Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brooks of Harvard will occupy C G Durkee’s house for winter. O B Preston moved to live with his daughter Mrs H E Mead. Emerson of Lake Nagog bought a horse at the Dexter Spinney auction. M J Handley received a new Ford from J M Hartwell Littleton. Several villagers attended the Spinney auction. D C Harris broke his left wrist while sawing sleepers with a power machine.

Carl Hoar Camp Devens Ernest Whitcomb Margaret Devane Franklin John Coughlin Lawrence D. ‘Hm. Hall St. Petersburg Fla Allen Brooks Harvard C. G. Durkee C. G. Durkee For the Winter. “O. EB. Preston H. E. Mead D. C. Harris Arthur

Yes Bought and Sold In South Sudbury Notice

Yes bought and sold notices in South Sudbury Massachusetts list property trades and transfers affecting local residents and parcels as recorded in the public notices section.

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Local Social Notes and Military Enlistments in Maynard

Maynard residents share weekend visits and news of enlistments. Leo Callahan of Somerville hosted friends. William Batsford left Friday to join the U S service in field artillery. Others attended a relative's funeral in Woonsocket R I. O Q D Sheldon hosted in Stow. Mrs Eugene Rainville of Worcester visited Brown Street. Starr Rutan visited Boston relatives. Louise Lawrence moved furnishings to Main and Priests. Paymond Smith enlisted in the U S Naval Reserves for rifle range training at Wakefield. Harl Brierly enrolled in the U S Naval force at Charlestown. News of a daughter born to Mr and Mrs James Mahoney in Marlboro hospital. Warren Merrick, paymaster at Heckler mills, visited family in Lincoln over Sunday.

Timothy and Owen Duggan Woonsocket R. I Sheldon Barre Ernest Reynard Stow Eugene Rainville Worcester Columbus Rainville Brown St Starr Rutan Boston Frederick N. Rutan Brooks St Louise Lawrence Pepperell Main Paymond Smith U. S. Naval Wakefield Harl Brierly Dyeing Department Assabet Mills U. S. Naval Force Charlestown James Mahoney Lincoln Sr Marlboro Hospital Warren Merrick Heckler Mills Uxbridge George A.merrick Kg St

Bedford Notes On War Time Parade And Local News

Edward Wash traveled from Camp Devens over the weekend. Residents witnessed the Boy Scout parade in Boston on Saturday. Bedford Grammar School students will have a Christmas vacation next week. Edward Hunnewett of the U S Naval station at Hingham visited his parents on Main Street. Sunday was the coldest day of the season with thermometers at 10 below in parts of town. A special service will be held at St Michael's church on the third Friday each month for the benefit of the boys at the front. War conditions will shorten the usual Christmas school celebration, limited to first and second grades. Robert Winsor, Halifax Relief Fund treasurer, announced sufficient subscriptions to relieve Halifax suffering. Middlesex & Boston tracks opened after delays from the storm, but Bay State line to Lowell remained closed for a time. Mrs Dudley Pickman was among patrons at a sale of articles made by interned allied soldiers held at the Chandler store on Tremont Street.

Edward Wash Camp Devens Boston Bedford Grammar School Edward Hunnewett U. S. Naval Station Hingham Main St St. Michael’s Church Robert Winsor Halifax Relief Fund Halifax Middlesex Bay State Line Lowell Dudley , Pickman Dudley Rd Chandler Tiemont St Edward Kelle Quartermaster Corps Herbert Hunt Preg Ndullinane Viation Corps George Varley Ordinaree Corps Charles ‘Miller Carlisio Engineers Orps My John Ordway Beverly Joseph Smith Theresa O’brien Washington Helen Towle Mt Holyoke College Hubbard St Anna Clark Lexington Rd Mt. Holyoke College Charitable Society Edith Sellers Union Church Concord Junction

Concord Notes On Local Residents And Activity

Contained in Concord news are enlistments in the Navy and Quartermaster and Ordinance corps. Several residents plan or have begun Christmas vacations, travels to St Loe Florida and Boston for employment and visits. A cheese shipment passes through. local stores report substitutions and holiday rush staffing.

Auction Sale at Nathan Derby Place Concord Mass

Auction notice for sale at old Nathan Derby place Walden street Concord Massachusetts. Items listed include 6 cows with 2 fresh, 10 shoots, 1 purebred Berkshire, wagons, harnesses, household furniture and more. Rain or shine cash terms. Auctioneer John H. Finigan. Concord Massachusetts office and residence details provided.

Nathan Derby Place Walden St Concord Mass Plymouth Rock

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