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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1918

Page

4

West Concord Woman's Club Meets in Concord Junction

The West Concord Woman's Club met Friday afternoon Feb 1 at Concord Junction. The Philanthropy committee reported netted 29 70 from Red Cross stamp sales for tuberculosis aid. Members heard a Current Events paper by Mrs F W Rideout and a talk on Lessons from the War by Hon Nathan A Tufts.

West Concord Woman's Club N. A. Tufts Concord Woman’s Club Philanthropy Committee Red Cross Concord Junction Boys Ruth Damon Arnold C. Lowery F. W. Rideout Nathan A. Tufts

Jolly Seven Whist Party Draws Willow Lodge Members

A successful whist party hosted by the Jolly Seven of Willow Rebekah lodge on a February evening in the I O O F hall concluded with refreshments in the banquet hall. Prizes awarded for top points included ladies first a chicken to Mrs C A Johnston and second a % pk potatoes to Miss May Reilley. consolation jar of preserved blueberries to Mrs E A Comeau. gentlemen first a chicken to Gardner Fassett and second a % pk potatoes to Allan Kennety with consolation 1 lb sugar to Mrs J A Lowery substituting for a gentleman.

I. O Jolly Seven Willow Rebekah Lodge C. A. Johnston May

Concord Lodge Benefit Concert Net Proceeds Donated

Net proceeds from a recent concert and ball under Concord lodge No 212 I O O F totaled 110.93 and were turned over to the Concord Red Cross. The event reflects credit on the lodge members and their committee whose untiring efforts largely ensured its success.

Concord Lodge

Maynard Woman Appointed Administratrix of Murphy Estate

Notice states the subscriber Mahm Riley of Maynard Massachusetts is appointed administratrix of the Richard Murphy estate, late of Maynard Middlesex. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay to the administrator. Dated web 9 1918.

Richard Murphy Maynard County of Middlesex Mahm. Riley

Maynard Roll of Honor Compiled by Local Committee

The Maynard Soldiers and Sailors Information committee seeks corrections to an expanding Roll of Honor listing residents entering any military branch in the war. Readers are asked to report changes of location, rank, or regiment to local reporters or William Gutteridge, with names including John Adamson Ammunition Train Camp Devens. Joseph Boothroyd Field Artillery Camp Devens. Lawrence Brindley Battery K 6th Regt American Expeditionary Forces. and many others across Camp Devens Camp Gordon Camp Greene New York and France.

Maynard William Gutteridge Brooks St John Adamson Devens William F. Baron F. A Signal Corps Devens Whitney Bent Amert Lawrence Brindley C. A Robert Brown France William Batsford Camp Dix Earl Brearley John F. Carey Camp Devens Fred Carleton U. S. Navy Commonwealth Pier James Carney Joseph Chidley U. 8 Camp Greene N. C Henry Clark Hugh Connors American Forestry Ardgay Scot Charles & Coulter Wm. J. Coulter Hdnt Raymond Connors U. S. Army Harry 8. Croft 101St James Cronin Birmingham Joseph Cullen New York Ralph Cheney D. ‘S. Medical Corps Washington D. C Francis Connors U. S Fulton John Czamanski Camp Kosciusko Canada George A. Daley Walter R. Denniston Co. B. Haat Mil Pol Bert J. Doel East End Barracks Hamilton 104Th Inf Philip Dwinell U.S. Navy Tucker Seaman European Joseph Dahl Aviation Corps U. S. Naval Reserves Newport Nevada John Gibbons Naval Reserve Fred Hanson Philadelphia Hans P. Hanson Camp Harold C. Hanson Co. I Amer John Hardy John B. Hietala Harold Higgins Virginia B. Ernest Johnson U.S. Inf N. Co Raymond Jones Dana Jones U.S Patrick Kane Naval Reserve Inf Westfield Mass Kelley Bath Vincent L. Kelley Walter J. Kelley Svante Kukkula John Keegan Dominick Laskowiski Thomas Lawlor Ralph Lawton New York City Charles B. Lent Ana Atere Sas Aeere Zvemit Lojko Fred .F. Lemoine Alfred’ Co. D Aim Forges Anthony Luke Roy Lent Alexander Linczewski Stephen Maley Hugene R. Manning John J. Manning Wm. B. Marchant Elmer Mattson Machine Gun Co Edward Millar Arthur Ree U.8 Thaat N.C Denga Déestaisk Moore Frank B. Morris Quantico Cornelius Moynihan John A. Moynihan Camp Gordon Atlanta William Moynihan Emmett McCarthy William McGrath 21St Recruit Co James Mooney John Nokelainen John R. Nordberg Henry G. Norton William Oates Walkin George Payne U. S. S. Powhatan Cook Joseph Payne U. S. S. Nashville Frank EB. Parks Joel Parmenter Charles Punty Patrick J. Pyne Garl A. Peterson John P. Peterson Ludwick Rajewicz Albert Rasmussen Ernest A. Rasmussen Charles J. Ryan U. S. Cavalry Ft. Houston San Antonio James Ryan Michael Rynkewitz Julius: Rychlichi Kosciusko Fred. Sarvella Oscar Sawyer Medical Corps Sidney. Scott Hasted Barracks Guantanamo Cuba California Frank Smith Russell Stone Am. Forestry Scotland Bay Smith Phillip Sgokens Camp ‘Koseiusko J. We Taylor Priv 84Th Co Wm C. Taylor B. Hdat Peter Taylor Charlestown Eden Tobia Cna Haan GS Medical Corps Ry ‘Eher U. ci Abe S. Arkansas Stanley Wat Uick Toe Gaston Camp Devense Brisk S. Inf Ion

Maynard Overseas Committee Letters From War Front Soldiers

Letters from Maynard soldiers in France praise the Overseas Committee and Red Cross gifts. Recipients include George Binns John Gallagher Ernest Rasmussen Harold Sheridan and Capt Charles Coulter, dated December 31 1917 to January 9 1918. Soldiers thank Maynard residents for tobacco socks and papers and report on billets weather and morale.

Maynard Overseas Committee Maynard France George Binns John Gallagher Ernest Rasmussen Harold W. Sheridan Charles §. Coulter Overseas Committee Red Cross Sammy Harold Sheridan

Letter from George V. Binns from France

A closing line from Army Field Clerk George V. Binns in France expresses nourishment and warmth toward the "Old Town" and signs himself sincerely Yours truly.

George V. Binns Ha. Am France

Old resident Thomas Archer dies at 81 in Maynard

Thomas Archer aged 81 a longtime Maynard resident died at his Garfield Street home Thursday morning after illness. He was born in Galashiels Scotland and lived in Brigton Me and New York before settling in Maynard thirty years ago. He worked at Assabet mills until retirement. Survived by five daughters Mrs Worsnip Dorchester and others and five sons John Uxbridge Robert Edward Frank Archer. Funeral at Congregational Church followed by burial in Glenwood cemetery with many tributes from friends and relatives.

Thomas Archer Maynard Garfield St Galashiels Scotland Brigton New York New Jersey Assabet Mills Fred Worsnip Hudson William Smith Dorchester Thomas Smith Frank Binks Bertha Gould John Uxbridge Robert Edward Thomas Stewart Jewett City Frank Archer Eve Worsnip Thomas Frank S. Binks John Sunderland Arthur Jordan Isle of Glenwood Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs Mary Connelley

Funeral services were held Thursday morning at St Bridgets Church for Mrs Mary Connelley of High Street who died Monday. A solemn mass was celebrated by Rev P P Meagher. Pallbearers named were Michael Cleary Herbert Moynihan William Lynch and George Jackman. Survivors include two sons Edward and James a mother Mrs Mary Nee and three sisters and three brothers.

Mary Connelley St. Bridget’s Church P. P. Meagher Michael Cleary Herbert Moynihan William Lynch George Jackman Edward James Mary Nee High St

Show at St George Wednesday Evening

A show held at St George Wednesday evening drew attendees to the event site. Local organizers reported a successful gathering with positive reception from the community.

St. George

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