Local Knights Attend Concord Exemplar Degree Ceremony
A large delegation of Knights of Columbus attended the exemplifi cation in Concord on a Saturday afternoon. Maynard members earned the degree while express deliveries by Miss Charlotte Linquist and Thomas Murray helped bring food and fresh meats to town during a regional shortage. The ceremony was conducted at the home of Mr and Mrs Olaf Carlson with Rev BE Atiyeh officiating. Ethel Carlson served as bridesmaid and William Weir as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of To
Third Geome
Concord Concord
Maynard
Concord
T Rounds
Express
Charlotte W. Linquist
Thomas Murray
Summer St
Olaf Carlson
Local Legion Fund Drive Planned With Community Help
The selectmen appoint a committee to lead a new Legion post fund drive. Frank Binks Albert Smith and Edward Carlton head an associate panel for a week long effort likely to extend to ten days. The goal mirrors war drives with a $10000 quota to support boys who fought for country and cause. Committees groups and war workers will be asked to assist and a public close is planned with speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piang
Board of Selectmen
Legion Post
Frank 8. Binks
Albert J. Smith
Edward Carlton
Senate
American Wonder Co
Local Meeting Attends Dorchester Widow Obituary Mention
Maynard Frances Hayes and Irvin Howe at Pomona Marlboro meeting. Word of Mrs Walter J Glover death at Dorchester home. former local resident and wife of I J Glover a bookkeeper with W A Haynes Co. Miss Anna Frye of Boston spoke on Literature and Books to St George's Girls Friendly Society. A Valentine party followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hayes
Irvin Howe
Pomona
Marlboro
Walter J. Glover
Dorchester
Alter I. Glover
W. A. Haynes Co
Anna Frye
Boston
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. George's Church
Monday Night Closing Trial Sparks Merchant Debate
Local stores attempted Monday night closing for the first time with mixed results. Dealers largely favor the move but require all stores to close excluding drug and small wares shops. Some closed while others stayed open past 8, delaying a group decision and possible merchant meeting for further discussion.
Maynard Hospital Fund Receives Boost From Local Offers
The Enterprise reports new pledges for Maynard hospital planning. Joseph Clickman of American Supply Co pledges 500 dollars for furniture, while Mrs Clickman backs the effort and calls for town women to engage. Samuel Lever also pledges 500 dollars plus 100 annually to support the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Joseph Clickman
American, Supply Co
Nason Sr
Samuel Lever
Class of 1914 Quinquiniel reunion in Boston
The 1914 class reunion at the Thorndike hotel in Boston had 11 of 14 members present. A class banquet with reminiscences followed by seating for Linger Longer Lefty capped the program. Albert Murphy elected president with Miss Mabel Taylor as secretary and treasurer.
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M. Hi. S
Thorndike Hotel
Boston
Albert Murphy
Mabel Taylor
Genevieve Coughlin
Margaret Dunn
Julia Sheehan
Mildred Randell
Hazel Easthope
Ralph Cheney
Whitney Bent
John Gibbons
Herbert Martin
Whist Party Aids Bazaar For Catholic Women League
A whist party to raise funds for a bazaar organized by the League of Catholic Women at Symphony Hall in Boston was held Monday at LO. F. Hall. Miss Mary Driscoll and Miss Rose Sullivan were among the organizers and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Catholic Women
Symphony
Boston
LO. F. Hall
Local Notices Show Illnesses and Social Touchpoints
John Moore of Great Road recovers from a two week grippe illness. Mrs. James McCarthy of East Street confined at home by illness. Frank Kelley of Lowell visited with his parents on Main Street. Five month old Papas baby died at Summer Street home. Max Blatt of Pleasant Street recovering from influenza. Co C Murray supports a strong team for Pastime basketball. John Driscoll spent time with an acute indigestion attack. Finance committee to meet Thursday evening.
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John Moore
Great Road
James McCarthy
East St
Frank Kelley
Lowell
Fred Kelley
Main St
Spero Papas
St. Max. Blatt
Pleasant St
Co. C
Murray
Supi
John Driscoll
Pastor declines permanent call at Congregational church
Rev. N. Atiyeh declined a permanent pastorate tendered by the Congregational church. He announced at Sunday service a provisional acceptance with a three month resignation notice. Since joining last summer the church and its societies have grown, and his declination was met with deep regret by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Atiyeh
Congregational Church
Atiyeh
Union Services Highlight Hindustan vs Hindenburg Lecture
At the Methodist church Sunday evening Rev. Charles F. Parsons delivered a ster eopticon on Hindustan versus Hindenburg. The program featured flute solos by Fred Tefferi, vocal solos by Lindsey Smith, instrumental music by Mrs. George H. Gutteridge and John Alden, with Mrs. Elsie Howerd as organist. Indina reportedly sent 1,125,000 men to the front, headcount 100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Charles F. Parsons
Hindustan
Hindenburg
Dedham Widow M H Garfield Dies in Dedham Home
Mrs M Howland Garfield longtime Dedham resident and widow of M H Garfield former superintendent of the American Powder Co plant died at her home in Duntam Thursday morning. She leaves three daughters Edith Perry Dee Drew and Mattie Garfield. Body sent to Maynard for burial at Glenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Howland "Garfield
Duntam
M. H. Garfield
American Powder Co
Dedham
Edith Perry
John Berry
Savanna
Dee)f Drew
Mattie’ Garfield
Maynard
Glenwood Cemetery
Fred Ogden Dead Veteran Resident of Concord Area
Fred Ogden formerly of Concord died in Boston on Friday. He survived his wife by about a year. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon. Charles A. Welch Lodge of Masons sent a floral tribute. He was brother of the late John Ogden, once superintendent of the Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ogden
Boston
Charles. A. Welchlodge
Mr. Ogden
John Ogden
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Milwaukee woman to demo Duplex Alczar ranges at Gruber Bros
Miss Ruth Forbush of Milwaukee will be at the Gruber Bros store for one week beginning next row showing the Duplex Alczar twin ranges. The ranges offer coal wood or gas as fuel and will be demonstrated with talks on fuel saving and cooking. A cordial invitation is extended to attend these informal talks.
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Ruth Forbush
Milwaukee
Was
Gruber Bros
Miss Forbush
Mrs. John Lawton Surpasses Crisis in Burlington
Mrs. John Lawton wife of John H. Lawton editor of the Burlington News has passed the crisis of pneumonia at her Burlington Vermont home and is on the way to recovery according to a dispatch received by Mrs. Catherine Lawton of Great Id
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John Lawton
Burlington
Catherine Lawton
Lawton
John H. Lawton
The
Burlington News
West Acton News Notes Local Visitors and Events
West Acton reports Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Michelson spent Saturday in New Bedford. P. R. Sanborn and a wife heard last week of a son in law’s death in Manchester.Mrs. P. R. Sanborn, Mrs. Everett Sanborn and son Russell were ill the past week. Mrs. Maurice Desouza is at the Waltham hospital where an operation was performed earlier this week. Edgar H. Hall returned from a business trip to Alabama. At the Men’s Civic Federation meeting at G A R hall Rev. Hugo A. Perdelwitz of South Acton spoke. Allen Kennedy of Concord Junction towed his Ford to Kelly’s corner last week and said it would go anywhere. Snow covers hydrants in the village. residents near them should clear snow so hydrants can be found if needed. There will be no pictures at the hall this week. Mr. Pope apologizes for the Feb 6 disappointment and promises regular showings of the best pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Michelson
New Bedford
P. R. Sanborn
Manchester
Mass
Everett Sanborn
Russell
Maurice Desouza
Waltham Hospital
Edgar H. Hall
Alabama
Men's
Civic Federation
G. A. R. Hall
Hugo A. Perdelwitz
South Acton
Allen Kennedy
Concord Junction
Kelly's Corner
Allen
Pope
Me An Otis Among West Acton Woman's Club Play
The annual West Acton Woman's Club presented an original four act comedy Me An Otis at I O Q F hall to a large audience. Cast included Dick Davis Frank MacDonald Byron Makepeace Harold Judkins Tewksbury Betty Tewksbury Otis daughter Rosilla Tewksbury Florence Follett Irma Durkee Ethel Spinney Thelma MacGregor Sophronia Ruggles Helen Knowlton and Mrs Reed chaired dramatics with Miss Blanchard providing piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkinsville
Betty
Bertram E. Hall
Reginald Thomas
Glenn C. Gould Rae
Tewksbury
Albert R. Beach
Otis
Irma Durkee
Florence Follett
Ethel Spinney
Rosilla Tewksbury
Thelma MacGregor Sophronia Ruggles
Florence
Ilelen A. Knowlton
Joseph H. Reed
Bertram
Hall
Webster S. Blanchard
Marriage Announcement for Albert Cochrane and Ellinora Etta Michelson
Albert Cochrane and Ellinora Etta Michelson were married at the home of Mrs. Clay Taylor in New Bedford on Saturday afternoon February 14. Rev. G L Michelson, father of Ellinora, officiated. The couple will reside in Providence, Rhode Island after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay ‘Taylor
New Bedford
Albert. Cochrane
Ellinora Etta.Michelson
G. L. Michelson
West Acton Baptist Church
Ib. 25c to 50c Ib. 18c
Unable to determine full event or context from the fragment. The readable text lists price points of 25c to 50c and 18c, suggesting a catalog or advertisement snippet without clear subjects or entities.
Concord Junction Obituary Notes for Mrs William Gillis
The body of Mrs William Gillis wife of William Gillis Pend Jane who died last week at her home was taken to Old Town Me for burial Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gillis
Willian. Gillis
Jane
Oldtown
Mrs Henriett Lewis Dies At 78 In Melrose Home
Widow of Thenehas F. Lewis dies after a brief illness. She lived with daughter Mrs LeRoy W. King on Barrett Mill Road after moving from Charlestown two years ago. Services planned Thursday in Charlestown at the church she attended. interment at Woodlawn Cemetery Melrose. Survived by two daughters Mrs Albert G Armington Melrose and Mrs LeRoy W. King, and two sons Albert H and Eurcene W Lewig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henriett
Thenehas F. Lewis
LeRoy W. King
Barrett Mill Rd
Charlestown
Melrose
Lewis
Albert G., Armington
Albert H
Eurcene W.lewig
Lend Me Your Wife staged by Hawthorne chapter O E S
Monday evening audience filled association hall for the four act drama Lend Me Your Wife presented by local talent under Hawthorne chapter O E S. The cast delivered strong performances with Otis Hammerhead portrayed by I Judkins replacing ill Charles. An orchestra provided intermission music and dancing, and proceeds from homemade candy sales benefited the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association Hall
Hawthorne Chapter
Montgomery Ray
Waren B. Godlard
Tod Hunter
Homer R. Allens
Otis Hammerhead
Will A. Charles
Officer McCormack
Wells A. Hall
Lucy Hunter
Leona Dye
Dorothy May
M. Irene Willis
Pansy Hopscotch
Mary E. King
Marie Ribeau
Molyneux
Angie M. Rodday
I. Judkins
Otis’ Hammerhead
Charles
Instru-Lytic Trio To Play at Acton Centre Lyceum
Acton Centre presents the Instru-Lytic trio of Boston in town hall as the second Acton Centre Lyceum concert with hopes for a full house. On March 18 Mrs. Margaret Deland lectures on Spirit of the Women of France, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Instru-Lytic Trio
Boston
Town Hall
Acton Centre Lyceum
Margaret Deland
France
Acton Mass Woman's Club Holds February Meeting
The Acton Massachusetts Woman's Club met February 11 in the church vestry. New measures were discussed and business was conducted. Mrs Charles Smith gave a five minute talk on pronouncing new war words. Mrs Helen Reed Peterson filled in with three readings. Afterward coffee and cake were served by a committee chaired by Mrs William Hingstey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Mass
Sudbury Elects Officers and Lists Budget Totals
Town meeting officers elected for one year include Moderator Francis F. Walker and Town Treasurer Harland H. Rivers among others. Three year posts fill Town Clerk Frank F. Gerry Overseer of Poor Mrs. Fred Clark and School Committee member John C. Hall. Budgets show grants and appropriations totaling thousands for schools roads and town services with plans to consolidate Sandham and Wadsworth schoolhouses or build anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis F. Walker
Sulectinen
Frank W. Goodnow
Chas. Hi. Way
Winthrop Fairbanks
Harland H. Rivers
Howard €. Kurr
Francis KB. Bent
W. Hall
Arthur H. White
Harland Noyes
Chas. H. Brackett
Frank F. Gerry
Fred Clark
John C. Hall
Richard B.oliver
Goodnow Library
Roland Cutter
Hudson Road
South Sudbury
Board of Health
Sandham
Wadsworth
Rockefeller Sanitary Mission Fights Yellow Fever in Ecuador
In 1916 the Rockefeller foundation sent a sanitary commission to Ecuador to arrange eradicating yellow fever from Guayaquil. The proposal was accepted June 10, 1918 when a renowned bacteriologist began work. He identified the germ causing yellow fever, with investigations promising a preventive and a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Foundation
Ecuador
Guayaquil
TRY AN AD IN THE ENTERPR ENTERPRISE ADS PAY BEST
An ad notice urges readers to place classified promotions in The Enterprise ads section to reach a broad audience. The call emphasizes competitive rates and prompt service for business listings, sales, and notices.
Series ends successfully with social by A L Frank J Demars post
Dancing series concluded with a social held last evening under Frank J Demars post A L. The committee thanks a group of young ladies and Harold Lyons for postponing events to ensure success. Gratitude is also extended to B J Coughlin for advertising the socials at the roving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Demars Post
A. L
Harold Lyons
B. J. Coughlin
Sensational Tie In Odd Fellows Card Match
The Odd Fellows social club card tournament ended Tuesday with both teams tied at 264 points after six games. Captains Arthur Champagne and Frank Archer led their squads. The deciding tie match is set for next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Arthur Champagne
Frank Archer
Elder siblings travel notes and business return to Boston
Mrs Margaret Rouillard and her brother John Wayte Westford aged over eighty are described as the last of a large family. Charles T Baxter resumes his Boston business after a two week sick leave. M E Taylor and H F Tuttle set out for St Petry Florida via New York to arrive Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rouillard
John Wayte
Westford
Charles T. Baxter
Boston
M. E. ‘Taylor
H. F. Tuttle
St. Petry
Fla
New York
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Union Services
West Acton
Cochrania Michelson
Nason St
Waltham St
Haynes
Maynard Tel
Acton
Distasio's
Maynard, Mass
Hamburg
Libby Pork & Beans
Maine
Tel
Ies
Florida
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Ricablll
van Camp
Splay
Sudbury
Cricket Club
O. H
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H. Farmer
J. Murrey
J. King
Lynch
G. Lynch
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