Local Maynard Notes On Residents and War Service
Maynard items report illness at home for Mrs Maynard. visits by Ellen Palmer and others. deaths of an infant. war service notes for Foley, Parsons, Schultz, Sullivan, McCarthy, Frazier, Jones, Hanson, Ralph Jones. social events including lodge, minstrel shows, and whist party. new school building near completion. various marriages and births. local clubs discuss War Savings stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavin Taylor, Jr
Tufts College
Odd Fellows
Kathryn Powers
Sudbury St
Charles Magill
Lowell
Coe Peter Schultz
Maple St
U. S. Medical Corps
Ft. Warren
Boston
Walter R. Peterson
New England
Mildred
Sullivan
Webster
P. J. Sullivan
Maplest
Sidney EB. McCleary
Brooks
William Phillips
Laconia
N. H
Daniel Frazier
U. S. Naval Reserve Force
Hingham
Warren Merrith
Uxbridge
George Merrick
Brooks St
Nason St
Marion Sullivan
Mapleville
R. I
William Hanson
Chandler St
Maynard Checker Club
Weavers’ Union
Alfred Brayman, Brooks, Sr
New England Nurseries Co
Bedford
James Kelley
B. & M.tation
K. of C. Bumbing
Camp Devens
Dorchester Club
Grace’ Maley
Fitchburg Nefital School
John Maley
Thompson St
Ralph Jones
Wiliam’ Jones
Fort Ethan Allen
Fred Hanson
U. S. Marine Corps
Philadelphia
Chandler S
Maynard Lodge
1. C
C. F
A. J. Coughlan
Samuel Parker
Randell
Washington
Massachusetts
General Hospital
Fred. Wilder
Brick
Worcester Tech
Worcester
Concord Briefs Skip and Social Notices
A series of local items notes dances, visits, and meetings in Concord Wakefield and nearby towns. Highlights include Peter E Feehan promoted to corporal in France and Mary Pickford starring The Little Princess to a crowded armory audience.
Whitney entertains crowd at West Concord club reading
Despite Tuesday night weather a good sized audience welcomed Edwin F. Whitney as he presented a four act dramatic reading at the West Concord Woman's club. Mrs. Carrie E. Derby and her daughter Marian Derby provided piano accompaniment and performed two sets of songs surrounding the reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Whitney
West Concord
Local Notes From South Acton and Surrounding Towns
South Acton reports Miss Anna Nagle spending a week at home and David Foley visiting from Camp Devens. Various residents journeied to Somerville, Washington, and Lynn. A nurse clerk at the post office fell ill with liberty measles. The caucus selected Theron Newton for the board of health seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Nagle
David Foley
Camp Devens
Alma
Jennie Siowell
Somerville
Richard Freeman
E. Hal
West St
Anna Sage
Trene Merriam
Fitchburg Normal
Will Dorsey
Worcester
P. Callom Mary
Hennessy
Liberty
Omer Daniels
Lynn
Hiram Livermore
Otis Reed
Stoughton
Chas. Kimball
Louis Currier
Washington, D. C
W. B. Currier
Fred Suratte
Westford
J. D. Christie
Littleton
A. Christie
Hugh Hodgen
Newport
R. de
Local Guests and Memorial Mass Held in Concord Junction
Miss Hazel Pyle and Miss Esther Leighton visited in Concord Junction with Inez Armstrong and relatives. Charles Carr from Cambridge stayed weekend with friends. Fred Sullivan family from Lawrence joined John Hughes family. May Reilley visited Cambridge then attended The Man Who Came Back at Plymouth Theatre. The annual memorial mass for deceased Coheed council R. of Knights was held at St Bernard's Church Concord with many knights in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Pyle
Waltham
Inez Armstrong
Charles Carr
Cambridge
Fred Sullivan
Rosemary
Catherine of Lawrence
John Hughes
Annie Leighton
Esther Leighton
Frank Leighton
Hopkinton
May Reilley
Plymouth Theatre
Coheed Council
St. Bernard's Church
Concord
W C T U Meeting Urges War Strength Recruitment
The regular W C T U meeting at Mrs. George A Kilham Derby street is set for Tuesday March 5. Members are urged to attend for important business as Capt McClellan has received orders to recruit the battalion to war strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Kilham
Derby St
McClellan
Lecture and food sale in West Concord club
Miss Alma Halbower home demonstration agent will lecture on Feeling the Family to the West Concord Woman's club Friday afternoon March 1. The meeting is open to all women and a food sale will follow the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Halbower
West Concord
Bedford News Briefs Reflect Local Now and Then
The town reports recoveries and illnesses among residents. Students enjoy spring and Easter recess at local schools while the Boston and Maine resume regular service. Local workers join U S Cartridge in Lowell and Red Cross meets occur at the Stearns mansion. Lenten services at St Michael's Church Friday at 8. Mrs O Dowd recovers from operation at Carney Hospital. Weekend visits include Mrs Katherine Troy of Boston with Mrs Joseph Hogden. Heatless Mondays end, Storrow orders still noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Wall
Boston & Maine
Edward Hunnewell
U.S. Cartridge Co
Lowell
Daniel Haynes
Fred Sullivan
U.S. Cartridge Factory
St. Michael's Church
Charles W. O'Dowd
Carney Hospital
Lexington High School
Katherine Troy
Boston
Joseph Hogden
Crescent Ave
Bedford
American Red Cross
Stearns Mansion
Washington
Jesse Philbin
Philbin
Frederic Parker
Shawsheen Farm
Bedford scholars join Junior Red Cross after long campaign
Several Bedford students from Lexington high school joined the Junior Red Cross in the past week. The campaign extended beyond Washington's Birthday as many schools closed due to fuel shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Scholars
Lexington High School
Red Cross
Washington
Bedford Ice Company to Auction Teaming Gear March 7 1918
Bedford Mass auction for motor truck ice business gear. Sale includes three eight year old black horses and a bay nine year old horse, harnesses, wagons, sleighs, scales, ice tools, ropes, blocks, blankets, and more. Sale starts promptly with terms by order of Hiram E. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Ice’ Company
Abbard Shinanata
Lowell
Concord
Arlington Heights
Hiram E. Young
Bedford Ice Co
Bedford, Mass
Lexington
Horse and farm sale at Derby barn Concord Mass
An auction in Concord, Massachusetts at the old Derby barn on Walden Street offers 8 horses, 7 cows, Berkshire stock, 60 lb shoats, harnesses, a Willys Overland truck, farming gear and more. Owner exiting teaming business. terms cash. sale regardless of weather. auctioneer John A Finigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Walden St
Concord
Mass
Berkshire
Willys Overland
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Maynard
James Haton
Ellen Palmer
George Meade
Hillside St
Albert Fairbanks
Pleasant St
William Baldwin
Stow
George Porter
Newton
Raymond Hooper
Parker St
Margaret Cénly
James Claflin
Roxbury
Sadie Johnson
Agnes Richardson
Henry Hodges
Lizzie Hodges
Lincoln St
Peter Malone
Grate
Hyde Park
Carl Parsons
Brooks’ St
Fort Slocum
Railway ‘Transportation Corps
Bertha Lizotte
Marlboro
Mildred and
Mabel Comeau
Linden St
Grace Woods
Hull
William Gutteridge
Risy 3
Icki
Ibor
Sens
Erie
Ike York
Tehuill Stelloy R Triale
Det
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Case
Torrey & Vialle, Inc
Main and
Walden Streets
Concord, Mass
Harry I. Dye
Wakefield
J. W. Raymond
Little Princess
Armory
Town Hall
Henry S. Thompson
Christian Endeavor
Union Durch
Concord Christian Endeavor
Union Hall
Carlisle
Peter E. Feehan
Corp. Feehan
France
South Acton
Barbara Ham
Portsmouth
Geo. Ham
Citizens’ Caucus
Theron Newton
Board of Health
B. C. Page
Ayer
Charles Hall
Livermore Falls
Isaac ‘Ford
Hall
Walter Young
Miteabers Hinckley
Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Elizabeth Richardson
Sidney E. McCleary
Main ST
Santos
Extra‘fine
George E. Hack
A. J. Coughlan Co
Maynard Block
Maynard, Mass
Tel
Main Street
Concord Junction
John A. Finigan
Office
Bedford Ice Company
nArses Bidenn
Bell Or Concord
Benjamin C. Brown
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