Camp Chase Impressions from Concord Volunteers
Report from Camp Chase in Hingham details Concord boys forming provisional companies with 12 man squads under Capt Furbush and Capt Jock. Training covered bayonet drill gas mask exercises and riot-control demonstrations led by state troops and Williams College staff.
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Cord
Camp Chase
Hingham
Theompany
Concord
Pany
Furbush
Ham
Jock
Williams College
Fils Company
Concordsboys
Law and Order
Boston Legal
Egbert T. Newbery Jr
C. Uin
Fudge
Rene
Te Asticht
T-4
Concord Marines Train With Browning Guns For Camp Exercise
Concord unit reports a field stripping drill and machinegun duties under Major Hagerty and Lt Barrac Wan. Two more guns will join the 4th Company, with plans to increase strength by at least ten men from town.
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Coddsset
Quez
Brrr
Concord
Hagerty
Barr
Ac Wan
Pratt
Miss Ralla Ritchell Visits Concord on Vacation
Miss Ralla Ritchell a Brooklyn writer is visiting Concord for her annual vacation. Firemen from West Concord Station responded to a minor fire at the Midway stand Main Street West Concord last Wednesday evening with slight damage. Weekend golf tournament at Concord Country Club and sermons planned for Union and First Parish churches with Rev. Edward Perry Daniels in charge. Henry A Laughlin chairs the 1945 Greater Boston United Fund drive with Mrs David Rodd and Mrs Leiser Adams assisting.
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Ralla Ritchell
Brooklyn, N. Y
Concord
West Concord
Midway Stand
Main ‘Street
Duion
Congregations
Walden Street
John Elmo
Marguerite L. Barnes
Red
Edward Perry
Daniels
Henry A. Laughlin
Greater-Bostin Uni
David Rodd
Lecis Adams
Double Birthday Party And Local Notices From Sudbury
A double birthday party was held for Mire Alldaland and Mrs. Gledys Sherman at the home of Mrs. John Lindgies in Sudbury. Private William B. Evans sends word home from Northandy though no newer letters reach some families. The Friday Bridge Club met at Mrs. William Evans home with Mrs. Herbert Newton winning first prize. The Tufts welcome their daughter Mrs. John Dipple and her family en route to Centerville for a Cape vacation. Mrs. Harry Hangen visited her mother Mrs. Jemo Guptill and shared a lively week with her son. Names of Sudbury residents serving in the Armed Forces are posted at the Town Hall for inspection and correction.
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Mire
William Evans
Herbert Newton
William Tufts
John Dipple
Dipple
Centerville
Cleveland
Cape
Harry Hangen
Jemo Guptill
Soliary
Local notices mix in incomplete report of service
Fragmented text mentions Rebecca Lieb and others in Sudbury with references to military guthie and Captains. Mentions of Connecticut visit to Lieb home and a name Paul sent a word about transfers from the North Pacific to the South Pacific. Details are garbled and attribution unclear.
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Sudbury
Rebecca Liebman
Ra ‘Road
David Ieee
Nas
A. Ee
Connecticut
Liebhome
TE. Man
Wong
Paul
North Pacific
South Pacific
Senior team of North Chelmsford Defeats St Bernard’s 6-4
The St. Bernard’s parish team lost 6-4 to the North Chelmsford senior squad at Emereon Pe diamond on Sunday afternoon. Bud Marcotte pitched for Chelmsford with Sargent catching. St Bernard’s battery was Reviveau and Benny Bregoli. St Johns tallied 13 hits to St Bernard’s nine.
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Concord
North Ch
St. Bernard's
Eméreon Pediamond
Fhve
Bud” Marcotte
Chelmsford
Sargent
Arky Reviveau
Benny Bregoli
St. John’s
St. Eenschard
Pinta Besioe
Bedford Visitors Share Family Links in Elm and North Road
Mrs. Stedman Hemphrey and her infant daughter from North Road visit Michigan kin while Mr. and Mrs. Edward and family of Woburn travel to Bedford to visit relatives and plan a home near Mrs. McM.
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Stedman Hemphrey
North Road
Edward
Woburn
Bedford
McM J
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Fribe
Impr
Sen. Richardson
K.P
Chase
Dom Pagano
Main St
Corey Block
John C. Gates
Mill Road
Shooknes
Fury
Concord Country
William
Evans
Northandy
Normandy
Bill
Wat
ALS al Kep
SUPER
Millbrook Club
KYBO
Copley’ Jar
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