Maynard Roll Of Maynard Men In World War I
Extensive list of Maynard residents and former locals serving in American and Allied forces, including units, camps, ships, and destinations such as Camp Devens, Camp Gordon, Camp Greene, France, England, and Ireland. The Soldiers' and Sailors' Information Committee seeks corrections and updates to complete the roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Acre
Arthur Aillington
Go. T
Greene
N. C
Zachery Minko
Dominick Moore
Co D
Frank B. Morris
Quantico
Virginia
Cornelius
John A. Moynihan
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
William Moynihan
France
Emmett ‘McCarthy
William McGrath
James Mooney
320Th Field Artillery
U. S. Army
Ft. Slocum
Roy C. Nelson
Ralph P. Newton
Naval
Newport
Heiss G Norton
William Oates
Camp Devens
George Payne
U. S. S. Powhatan
Cook
Joseph. Payne
U.S. S. Nashville
Frank H. Parks
Depot Brigade
Joel F
Charles Punty
U. S
Patrick J. Pyne
Allie Peterson
Ludwick Rajewicz
Devens
Albert Rasmussen
Ernest A Rasmussen
Charles J. Ryan
U. S. Cavalry
Ft. Houston
San Antonio
James Ryan
Michael Rynkewitz
Cassion
Fred Sarvella
F. A
Oscar
Sawyer
Medical Corps
Washington
D. C
Sidney
Guantanamo
Cuba
Clarence Smith
U.S. Navy
Frank D. Smith
U.S. S
Paw
Nee Russell Stone
Am. Forestry
Ardgay
Scotland
John W. Taylor
U. S. Marines
Paris Island
S. C
Percy Taylor
U. S. Navy
Charlestown
Eden Tobin
Charles Usher
U. S. Medical Corps
Anthony Wasuick
U. S. S. Arkansas
Stanley Wasuick
Cassion 2
Lotis Wasiux
Frank Demars
Liverpool Regt
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Information Committee of
Maynard
William’ Gutteridge
Brooks St
K. of P. Lose to Middlesex Cigar Team in League Match
In a Friday league game at the lo o bie, Middlesex cigar team won all four points against K. of P. The night featured a three string total of 339 and notable performances by James lesto and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Loo Bie
Ie . R
James Lesto
Maynard Hosts Dry Finish and Shippers Union Install
The Dry Finish and Shippers Union installed officers at Cooperative Hall on Thursday, followed by a supper and dance. Officers installed were William Brindley president, John Croft vice president, Patrick McGrath fin sec, Edward Ryan rec. sec, Joseph Connors conductor, Thomas Farrell warden. Thomas Smith of the Spoolers and Dressers union conducted the ceremony. four members admitted. Supper featured hot roast beef, mashed potatoes, spinach, olives, rolls, frozen pudding, and more. Colonial orchestra provided music. grand march led by William Jones and Miss Frances Moynihan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Hall
Thomas Smith
Spoolers
William Brindley
John Croft
Patrick McGrath
Edward Ryan
Joseph Connors
Thomas Farrell
William Jones
Frances Moynihan
William Sweeney
John King
Alice Hardy
Harris Clements
Mary Connors
Mary Flannery
Girls' Friendly Society Supper Settles Campaign Result
A supper hosted by the Girls' Friendly Society of St George's church, led by Miss Mabel Bishop, honored Mrs Harry Andrews's team at the parish hall on Wednesday. The two months' fundraising drive ended with Mrs Andrews's team declared the winner, prompting the postmeal social with music and games for an enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Friendly Society
St George's Church
Mabel Bishop
Harry Andrews
Andrews
Stereopticon lecture on Boston Seaman's Friend Society
The Congregational church heard Rev. Merrit Warren present slides from the Boston Seaman's Friend Society depicting Hanover street rest rooms and chapel serving sailors worldwide. Photographs showed lifeboats from the sinking Ivernia and wreckage from ships torpedoed off Nantucket. The society, 90 years active, provides comforts like knitted helmets mufflers and whistles for sailor boys arriving in Boston.
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Boston
Seaman’s Friend Society
Congregational Church
Merrit
Arren
South Acton
Hanover St
Ivernia
Nantucket
Society
Ladies Benevolent Society Meets at Priest Home
The regular monthly gathering of the Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational church was held at Mrs. Wallace Priest's home due to a frozen church water pipe. After sewing, a social hour with light refreshments followed, served by Mrs. Priest with several assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
The
Congregational Church
Wallace Priest
Walace “Priest
George Newton
Herbert Mallinson
Edward Nealey
Wm. H. Millington
E. Sanderson
Maynard Checker Club Elects Officers and Plans Tournament
The annual election of officers was held Sunday afternoon at the club rooms. Elected were Nichael Mullin president, John Maley vice president, William Scully recording secretary, Henry Slyvert financial secretary, Daniel Moore treasurer, Felix Rainville George Waterhouse William Scully Henry Slyvert Dennis Spain directors, William Hanson Joseph Rollinson George Waterhouse entertainment committee. The club will stage a tournament in a public hall soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Checker Club
Nichael Mullin
John Maley
William Scully
Henry Slyvert
Daniel Moore
Treas
Felix Rainville
George Waterhouse
Dennis Spain
William Hanson
Joseph Rollinson
Annual meeting of Union Congregational church in vestry
The annual meeting of Union Congregational church will be held in the church vestry this evening. Reports from church officers and society officers will be submitted. The usual supper is dispensed with per the food conservation movement. An entertainment will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Church
Installation at West Act G A R and Women’s Relief corps
At the joint installation of Isaac Davis post G A R and its Women's Relief corps in West Act on Wednesday evening A D Holt was installed as chaplain of the post with Mrs Hattie Maynard named guard and Mrs Mary Martin as assistant guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Davis
Women’s Relief Corps
West Act
A. D. Holt
Hattie Maynard
Mary Martin
College reunion and hockey win headline mix
A college reunion at Tufts in Massachusetts followed by a return to duties after a 10 day vacation at the Murray sisters home in Main Street. The annual Boston poultry show features Miss Margaret Mahaney as a speaker. Lincoln boys beat Concord 2 to 1 in a hockey match this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of St. Viator
Kankakee
Ill
Tufts College
Misses Murray
Main St
Murray
Boston
Margaret Mahaney
Tlincolin
Concord Boys
Lincoln Boys
Winnipeg
Maynard House Fire Ends With Heavy Loss
Fire destroyed the roof and upper structure of the Maynard house after a Saturday blaze sparked by a defective chimney. The crowded residence housed 31 boarders who were displaced along with Mr and Mrs Peterson as water drenched every room. Firefighters fought the flames from outside and through the interior ceiling, earning praise from locals for their swift, thorough response amid prior fires in 1901 and 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Martin Peterson
Peterson
John Desmond
Oakien
Ths-Cek Ar
M. and Church News Highlights From Parsons Pastor Note
The Women's Foreign Missionary society met at Mrs. L. D. Wilson's Brooks street home Thursday afternoon. Epworth League gatherings and a midweek prayer meeting are slated. evangelistic meetings were postponed to start January 20 with two weeks of sessions led by Miss Allen and Miss Burlette from Woonsocket. The cantata The Court of the Christmas Tree was performed for inmates at the Concord Home for Aged Methodist Women by Mrs. Howard A. Wilson’s directing team, drawing a delegation of 40 locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnday
Epworth League
Miss Allen
Burlette
Woonsocket
R. I
Howard A. Wilson
Concord
Summer Hill lodge elects officers at annual meeting
At the Summer Hill lodge No. 135 A O U W annual gathering on Monday evening December 31 officers were chosen. Charles Turnbull is Master Workman James Sheridan sr P M W Hugo Kajander F Arzid Low C John Sheridan rec sec E Greenhalge treas Joan O O Thompson fin sec Michael Murray guide James Greenhalge I W John Sains O W trustee for three years John O Thompson representative to Grand Lodge John O Thompson alternate James Sheridan Installation set for the first meeting in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Hill Lodge
Charles Turnbull
James Sheridan
P.M. W
Hugo Kajander
Arzid Low
John Sheridan
E. Greenhalge
Treas
Joan O O. Thompson
Fin
Michael Murray
James Greenhalge
I. W
John Sains
O. W
John O. Thompson
Grand Lodge
John O Thompson
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers at Meeting
At Mizpah Rebekah lodge regular meeting held Thursday in I.O.O.F. hall officers were installed by a committee led by Grace Moore and aides Mary Cutter and others. New officers include Gertrude Pycott as N G Rhoda Smith rec sec Josie Eaton fin sec W B Case treas Hazel Randell L S G Amy Archer R S V G Carrie Morse L S V G Rachel Cleary warden Wilhem Siswick conductor Flo Dawson I G Florence Ran 0 a.
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Mizpah Rebekah Ibd
Ne & Ad
Mizpah -Rebekah Lodge
Carly
Per
Ard. Parmenter
Allen
Walter Olsen
Mortimer Paine
John B. Shaw
Ral W. Case
Edith
Treas
Allen How
Hazel Randell
Amy Archer
Caine Morse
Rachel Cleary
Wilhem Siswick
Flo Dawson
I. G
Florence Ran
Progressive lodge officers listed at annual election
The article lists officers elected at the annual Progressive lodge of the Knights of Pythias, including roles such as chancellor vice chancellor prelate master of work keeper of records and seals master of finance exchequer master arms and representatives to the grand lodge with several names named for each post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Off of Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Ef James
Lent
C.ci
Raymond H. Ter
Thomas Prelate
John B. Rice
W. V. Cameron
Charles J. Spence
George W. Bradley
Willard A. Kay
Mas Arms
E. B. Dickey
I. G
John Lerschied
O. G
W.V. Cameron
Grand Lodge
Spence
Camp Greene bound Francis Brick former Maynard official
Francis Brick, once superintendent of Maynard schools, is stationed at Camp Greene, North Carolina, receiving preliminary instructions before heading to France. He has been granted leave of absence from his post as superintendent of the Falls public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Brick
Maynard Schools
Camp Greene
N.C
France
T Falls
Installation of Ward Lodge Officers Set for Wednesday
Installation of the officers of ward lodge 131 will be held Wednesday evening with District Gardner Crew from Hudson to officiate. A committee has been appointed to arrange for a follow up after the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward ‘Lodge
Gardner
Hudson
Directors Meet at Assabet Institution of Say
Regular meeting of the board of the Assabet Institution of Say was held at the bank. Deposits closed at 379,758.59, a new record since establishment. Dividends at 1 percent were declared. Directors were pleased with the business and the great increase in deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Institution of Say
Bank W Dayning
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T. F. Parker
Wilson Lumber CO
R. L. Wilson
T. A. Wilson
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Fitchburg
Loewe Bros
Concord Municipal Light Plant
Town House
Middlesex Institution
Harvey Wheeler
Charles E. Brown
Board of Investment
Charles H. Towle
Stedman Buttrick
Herbert W.hosmer
Goppord, Mass
Maynard Rell of Honor
John Adamson
William F. Baron
F. A. Signal Corps
Whitney Bent
Ameri
Joseph Beavis
U. S. Inf
Forcescan Forestry
Scot
Frank J. Binks
George V. Binns
Joseph Boothroyd
Wield’ Artillery
Lawrence Brindley
U S. Army
Robert Brown
John F. Carey
Fred Carleton
U. 8
S. Navy
Commonwealth Pier
James Carney
Co. M
Joseph Chidley
Co. E
Henry Clark
Hugh Connors
American Forestry
Charles §, Coulter
Wm. J. Coulter
Regt
Raymond Connors
Harry 8. Croft
101St Regt
James Cronin
Hdat
Pol
Bert J. Doel
East End Barracks
Hamilton
John B. Dunn
Philip Dwinell
Tucker
European
Hartwell
S. 8
Par B. C. M
Paris
David J. Foley
William Fornier
Guyer W. Fowler
J. J. Gallagher
Priv
Harold Garney
U. S. Nevada
John Gibbon
Navalerve
Philadelphia
Hans P. Hanson
Harold C. Hanson
Co. I
Amer
John Hardy
John E. Hietala
Harold Higgins
U. S&s
U. Ss
Raymond Jones
Patrick Kane
Naval Reserve Inf
Westfield
Mass
Frank Kelley
Bath
Vincent L. Kelley
Walter J. Kelley
Svante Kukkula
John Keegan
Dominick Laskowiski
Thomas Lawlor
Naval Reserve
Ralph ‘Lawton
New York City
Charles E. Lent
Joseph J. Lisigeky
Arthur W. Lord
Railway Engineers
Charles Luker
Alfrea Luoma
Waino Luosala
Syracuse
Jeremiah Lynch
Ft. Ontario
Oswego
N.Y
Michael B. Lynch
Stephen Maley
Eugene R. Manning
M. &. Church
Lowell
New England
Bern
New England Experiment Stations
Lowell Sr
Consolidated Ikea Ggeia
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