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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1917

Page

6

Local Classified Notices and Ads from Concord Area

A mixed set of early 20th century classifieds includes ads for job seekers and housekeeper Wanted widower preferred, lost book notice under Massachusetts law, prices for hats and eggs, sale of summer hats, and several WANTED postings for maids cooks and seamstress work. Also lists mail contact details for Lavinia Wright Carlisle MA, T. Garland Concord and G AuLove.

Lavinia Wright Carlisle Mass

Concord Teachers Club Holds End of Year Meeting

The Concord Teachers Club concluded its regular season with a supper, a 8 match and readings by Miss Moynihan and Miss Murhe secretary. Officers for 1917-18 include Miss Findeisen president, Miss Gerdeout vice president, Miss Agnes irdson secretary and treasurer, with an executive committee and university representatives. Regular meetings were planned by the committee.

Conch Combina Moynihan Mur Findeisen Ger‘ Deout Agnes Irdson Treas Mittee the Univers Eliphy Agnes Channon Mexico Tubbs Wallace

Concord Dramatic Club Meeting at First Parish Vestry

The Concord Dramatic Club will hold a meeting at the First Parish Meeting House Vestry on [date] 1917 at 8 pm to review reports and committees, elect officers for the year, consider amending rules, set the annual dues at 1.50, and transact any lawful business.

Ves.ry

Airships Raid England Ends With Losses

German air raid over Essex and Kent injures 29 people as bombs drop on residential areas. British fighters drive off the attackers, who lose two ships and boats during a running engagement involving Tyrwhitt's squadron.

Jane Essex Kent Sec Kore Tina Tyrwhitt Menotaee

Camp Thomas Brings Dorchester Boys to Concord

Dorchester high school youths arrive at Concord Junction for Camp Thomas mobilization. A 25 member unit and 2 supervisors settle in at the Allen farm barracks, with meals, showers, and bike transport arranged by local committees. The camp operates under Massachusetts Public Safety, honors Thomas name, and seeks four month service with possible honorable discharge from Gov. McCall.

Dorchester High School Camp Thomas Concord Allen George M. Baker Commonwealth of Massachusetts Committee of Public Safety Gordon Hutching Doolittle Middlesex, School Hutchins M. Baker Co. A Abbott Allen Bue Charles Hatch Brookline Tafi Tewksbury Harvey Wheeler France Middlesex School Thomas James BR. Thomas Boston High School al” Bradley Brock’s Tantic Ave Boston 5Th Corps

Play Presentation Excites Concord Audience

Alpha Sigma Mu club staged Pofessor Pepp a three act comedy drawing a large appreciative audience. Mrs. Richard F Wood praised for efforts cast praised as excellent with standout performances by Wilfrid Wheeler Jr and Ralph Hemenway among others. Club orchestra accompanied the post performance dance and music.

Alpha Sigma Mu Glub Pepp Alpha Sgma Mu Club Concord Richard F. Wood Peterkin Pepp Wilfrid Wheeler, Jr C. B. Buttonbuster Benjamin Smith Homer Allen Minerva Boulder Winthrop Puffer Sim Batty College Town Ralph Hemenway Peddler Benson Lloyd Kennin Noisy Fleming Clark Balsates Harry Clark Howard Green Pink Hatcher James B. Wood Buster Brown Ralph Wheeler Betty Gardner James W. Carl Petunia Muggins John Lynah Olga Stopski Dala Laleinld Gordon Love Kitty Clover Badwin Wilson Irene van Hilt Carl Christofferson Caroline Kay Walter Kennedy Harold Wetherbee Allen Christofferson Wager Weeden George E H. Phelan Charles Magoon James W. Carl Mathew Gullinane Ead Usher Sherman Reed Warren Miller James Borland Arnold Hewitt Wager ‘Weeden, iv

Rebekah Degree Work and Camp Thomas Notes Read

The Rebekah degree was conferred on several candidates at the meeting in lodge rooms. Grand officers visited, including the president of the Rebekah assembly. A supper was held under Mrs Hall’s supervision. Miss Lilian M Williams received a kitchen utensil basket at a G F S meeting at Trinity church. Camp Thomas discussions cover farm work by 17 to 20 year olds, pay 7 dollars first week, 9 dollars second week, with 5 dollars for board. 10 hour days and 20 cent Sunday rate. Cooperation from Dorchester High School and Domestic Arts students boosted camp costs, with a focus on serving Concord farmers.

Rebekah Rebekah Assembly D. C Willow Rebekah Lodge Ayer Hall Lilian M. Williams G. F Trinity Church Miss Williams State Arsenal Framingham Boston Thomas Concord Dorchester High School Picea Ae

Memorial Day Exercises Honor 49th Anniversary

On Memorial Day crowds gathered to honor the 49th anniversary of Memorial. G A R members paraded from the armory Lincoln to the Old Bridge to lay flowers on graves of British soldiers and others. They visited Lincoln and Sleepy Hollow cemeteries, decorated graves with Spanish War veterans assistance, and ended with a flag lowering and dismissal at the armory.

G.A. R Armory Lincoln Gradiers James Dee First Coast, Artillery Band of Boston Co. I 6Th Regt the Minute Men

Children and Flower Sunday Observance at Tri nitarian Church

The Triunitarian Church announces a Children Day service next Sunday at 10 45 am with songs recitations baptism gifts and plants. Evening vesper at 7 includes a talk on The Two Images following Christian Endeavor. On Friday the Children's Place is discussed and on Tuesday June 12 at 7 45 pm Dr H A Manchester presents Rio de Janeiro slides in the auditorium.

H. A. Manchester Rio de Janeiro Manchester South America

Notable Names Listing in Local Society Page

A partial roster lists individuals including Broo A S Brown Henry Bubar James Currier Richard Frothingham P A Jones O T Marble C F Morrison J B McPhee E J Richards and Mr and Mrs H H Brackett Ida M Holmes Annie Macey Mrs M L with others.

A. S. Brown Henry EF. Bubar James Currier Richard Frothingham P. A. Jones O. T. Marble C.F. Morrison J. B. McPhee E. J.richards H. H. Brackett Ida M. Holmes Annie Macey M. L

Patriot Demonstration in Maynard Draws Applause for Speaker

A company squad received an ovation along the march route in a patriotic Maynard demonstration Monday evening. George Albree spoke and the crowd’s generous applause at the end of his remarks suggested he connected with the audience.

Maynard George Albree

Local notices from Concord and surrounding towns span visits and purchases

Roger Mason visits Plattsburg and John Gates visits Attleboro while Henry Joslin substitutes in Davis. The Mill dam contest ends this afternoon. Everett Pierce leaves the light department. Mr and Mrs Innis Campbell move to Walden street. Torrey and Vialle sell a Reo to Henry J Healy of Graniteville. Captain Michael Dee attends a patriotic demo in Spencer. The McGrath brothers buy a Velie truck from Torrey & Vialle. Concord lodge I O O F pledges 750 to Liberty bonds. Mrs Harle Ricketts returns home from Tyngsboro. Miss Houghton plans Panama hat sale. Miss Alice Williams of Dorchester visits Mrs George Williams. Merton Davis of Plymouth is weekend guest. Allen Brown visits his brother Whittemore at Plattsburg. Dr E Earle Bachelder visits from Ellsworth. Miss Marion Moody attends Wheelock graduation in Brookline. Samuel H Merwin buys a Cadillac from Torrey & Vialle. Helmand Pratt leaves Richardson's to join Coast Artillery. Concord Grange Ladies Auxiliary meets June 12. Miss Lilian Thorpe finishes New York teaching and spends summer at home. Miss Ruth Wyman of Brookline and George Urquhart of Syracuse announce June 11 wedding. Concord not hosting rookies’ camp. Framingham offers site. Middlesex School Glee Club to perform Mikado at Concord Country Club to benefit French Surgical dress.

Roger Mason Plattsburg John Gates Attleboro Henry Joslin Davis Atores Mill Dam Everett Pierce Innis Campbell Main St Walden St. Torrey Vialle Henry J. Healy Graniteville Reo Michael Dee Christian Olsen Barrett’s _ Mill rd Lilian Thorpe New York Ruth Wyman Brookline George Urquhart Syracuse N. Y Concord Framingham Middlesex School Glee Club Concord Country Club Country Club

Enjoyable Trinity church supper and new guild formed

A pleasant Trinity church supper was held Thursday under the direction of several officers. The menu featured cold meats macaroni and cheese radishes pickles rolls coffee and strawberry shortcake followed by singing. A new choir guild was formed with R N Hudspeth as president and Miss Dolly Cabot as secretary.

Trinity Church T. W. Surette George S. Keyes S. O. Dexter George Williams E. F. Wiles Fred Tower Guild R. N. Hudspeth Dolly Cabot

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