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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1918

Page

3

Terrible Tim and Bill’s Submarine Flying Escape

Tim and Bill build a cigar shaped flying machine to disrupt a political meeting in B city. They hijack a speaker, flee as police dive after them, and escape by transforming their craft into a subma-aeroplane, surfacing near Plymouth with Emma Hurstpank involved. The London Times later reports the dramatic stunt and hints at a new Tim and Bill invention.

Tim Bill Nis Barringer-Cox O. K Pro Pacific Coast Rockies Atlantic Coast Guifiing London Times Lizards Plymouth Emma Hurstpank England America Tim & Bill

Boy Scouts to Act as Government Despatch Bearers

President Wilson authorizes the Boy Scouts of America to distribute war pamphlets to five million citizens, under NCBOA supervision. Nearly 300,000 Scouts will, as despatch bearers, deliver the President’s September 15 1917 war pamphlet, with each card identifying the Scout and troop, and prompting recipients to read and share.

Wilson Colin H. Livingstone National Council, Boy Scouts of America Mr. Livingstone Boy Scouts of America Committee On Public Information Boy Scouts Woodrow Wilson Boy Scouts of América Haver Committee’ On Public Information Ing

Probate filings and lawsuits in Acton and nearby towns

The county court notes filings of wills for Charles F. Taplin of Acton and John Boardman of Concord with executors named, estates valued mostly under $1500, and private bequests. It records lawsuits including Francisca Meschini and Ernesta Caponi of Hudson seeking damages, and Dionisio Rizzo of Concord pleading guilty to assault with a weapon.

Acton Bedford Concord Maynard Charles F. Taplin Emily C. Taplin Leirs-at-law Alice Taplin Mitchell Hudson Oreste Caponi Dionisio Rizzo Callahan Superior Criminal Court John Boardman Willard T. Carleton Winchendon Hattie E. B. Robinson Groton John’ Boardman Jr Iloilo P. I East Cambridge Mary A. Dooley Mary E . Boothroyd Catherine Cody St. Ims N. F Martin Doo Maynard, Wesband Od Hillis Baw Rooniey Winchester

Madison District Court Notices and Personal Injury Case

Mae M. Riley of Maynard seeks appointment as administratrix of her brother Richard Murphy who died November 19 1917 the estate valued at 300 all personal property heirs are Michael Murphy and Hannah Murphy both of Maynard petition returnable Hastam bridge February 1 attorneys Wilson Juggin s Murphy 308 Sears building Boston Howard A DesForges of Lowell sues Rooney for 1000 damages to his car after a collision on Elm Street Concord Mae M Riley petition for administratrix and the estate case listed here

Elm St Concord Howard A. DesForges Lowell Rooney Maynard Richard Murphy Michael Murphy Hannah Murphy Hastambridge Attys. Wilson Juggins & Murphy Sears Bldg Boston

Maynard A. O. H. Defeats West Acton in League Bowling

Maynard A. O. H. defeated West Acton in a league bowling match at the local alleys on Thursday. G. Lynch led for Maynard with high score and Murray topped West Acton. Score not specified.

West Acton G. Lynch Murray

Party in Honor of Red Cross Helpers at Ingham Home

Wednesday evening gathering at Mrs Inghams Brooks street home celebrated helpers from a Silver Tea fund raiser for the Red Cross. Vocal and instrumental selections and readings filled the enjoyable program. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Kaler Mr and Mrs William Dunn Mrs Sarah Black Miss Mary Murphy Miss Ina Bell Miss Caroline Murphy Miss Hannah Scanlon and others.

John Ingham Thomas Bell Red Cross Fund Brooks St George Kaler William Dunn Sarah Black Stamford Ida Strachen Mary Murphy Ina Bell Caroline E. Murphy Hannah Scanlon Leonard, Penniman Charles Matthewson John Dacey Charles Thompson

Last of Series Whist Party Seen by Holy Name Society

The Holy Name Society concludes its whist series with a gathering at the rooms on Summerland and Nason streets on Wednesday evening January 30. Prizes of 5 dollars in gold go to the top scoring lady and gentleman, in addition to regular awards.

Holy Name Society Summerland Nason Sts

Married at Ki ra jam home of Mrs Great rd

Sunday couple Pe E Everett of Ki ra jam ey oOinga wed Pe fi Lap at the home of Mrs A R em Great rd. The ceremony was performed by Rev Charles F Parsons pastor of the M church.

Peg Pe E. Everett Ki Ra A. R. Em Charles F. Parsons M. ©. Church Methodist Episcopal Church Mass Fuel Administration M. E Congregational Church Spaulding Methodist Congregational M. EB C. BE M. B Gulior C. EB Epworth League Frederick N. Rutan West Acton C. L. Pierce Sree A Morrill Osgood Edward Henderson Pleasant St

Fire at Colonial hall quickly extinguished

Fire damaged Colonial hall about 7 15 p m Friday evening but was handled by the department with minimal loss. Smoke filled stairs near the levy as Joshua Naylor tried to subdue the blaze without alarm. A rat nest of programs caused the fire, which if later could have caused serious consequences for moving picture patrons.

Colonial Hall Joshua Naylor The Moving Picture

Letters From France Describe War Front So Far

Private George Whittaker of the 102d Regiment Field Artillery writes from France to Ralph Sheridan. He reports everything going smoothly, admits fear and illness on the crossing, and notes others from Maynard service men are reported in the Maynard Enterprise while in good spirits.

France George Whittaker Ralph Sheridan Maynard

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Richardson H. S. Richardson Main St Concord, Mass A. C Baggesen Main ST. Concord P. O Maynard Garage J. Edwards Prop F. J McCarron Maynard, Mass Milton C. Bean Optometrist Nason St Tremont St Garland George H. Woods B. A. King West Acton Residence Marble Ad Granite Works Fritzl & Duke Merrell-Soule Company Syracuse N.Y N. S. Hoagland Concord Nashawtug Farm William Wheeler W. S. Cooper Mgr W. C. Strout Concord ST Board of Selectmen Creighton Frank Binks Albert Smith Boy Scouts To ‘Act eSper Garon Maxwell Detroit McCone Bros County Court News H. Victorious A. O. H Whalen F. Murray Crotty Lynch West Acton Piggott Piper Blume Stoney
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