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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1917

Page

4

Memorial services of Maynard lodge and Mizpah Rebekah lodge

Sunday joint memorial services were held by Maynard lodge I O of F and Mizpah Rebekah lodge with more than 60 Maynard and 25 Mizpah members. Rev. Charles F. Parsons preached on What Is Your Life, noting life as a vapor and urging life’s aim toward others and God.

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Maynard Lodge Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Mizpah Lodge Charles F. Parsons Allen Howard Odd Fellows Ada Rand Glenwood St. Bridget’s Stella Cook Roy Prescott James Haton Rebekahs Ag Paul All Seeing Eye

District 15 draft district lists towns and boards

Maynard joins District 15 for draft and exemption decisions alongside Ashby Townsend Pepperell Lunenburg Shirley Groton Westford Ayer Littleton Acton Stow Roxbury Harvard Bolton and Berlin Exemption boards appointed by Gov McCall will be announced when Washington officials approve and will decide exemption requests under the conscription act.

Maynard Ashby Townsend Pepperell Lunenburg Shirley Groton Westford Ayer Littleton Acton Stow Roxborough Harvard Bolton Berlin McCall Washington

Carpenters Union Elects Officers At Friday Meeting

At a Friday evening session the Carpenters' union elected officers. Frank Prue was chosen president and A Crook vicepresident. Thomas Tierney became treasurer, Daniel Dwydy financial secretary, Daniel Colbert recording secretary, Nelson Roeder warden, and Walter Whitman conductor.

Carpenters’ Union Frank Prue A. Crook

Class Initiation At Assabet Aerie Dens Guests

Assabet aerie F O E held a class initiation at Masonic hall Sunday afternoon with guests from Hudson and Marlboro. A class of four candidates was exemplified by the Assabet aerie degree team led by Bernard Garrigan. A social and refreshments followed.

Assabet Aerie Masonic Hall Hudson and Marlboro Bernard Garrigan

Harvard Reserve Officers Drill At Wakefield Range

James Ledgard of the Harvard Reserve Officers corps was home for the weekend as the regiment spent last week under canvas at the Wakefield rifle range. The training emphasized tactics developed by French officers to cope with the conditions of the present war.

James Ledgard Harvard Reserve Officers’ Corps Wakefield

Best Man Attends Wedding of Williams and Crowley

Postmaster T. B. Moynihan left Friday for Middletown Delaware to serve as best man at the marriage of D. Edward Williams of South Boston and Agnes B. Crowley of Middletown. The ceremony drew numerous relatives and friends in Maynard.

T. B. MoynIhan Middletown Del D. Edward Williams South Boston Agnes B. Crowley Maynard

Children’s Day Concert at Methodist Church

The annual Children’s Day observance at the Methodist Episcopal church featured a full evening program by the Sunday school children and teachers. Boy Scouts led processions with flags, performances included songs, readings, and an anthem, and a collection by the Scouts benefited the Students’ Aid fund.

The Methodist Episcopal Church Robert Parkin C. F. Parsons Florence Morrison Norman Johnson Thelma Veiteh Wilbur Hill Harriet Naylor Caroline Mosher Philip Wilson Ruth McCormack Elizabeth Binks Evelyn Mason Irma Howard Gertrude Chandler Laura Gault Eleanor Morse Ruth Broadbent Benjamin Taylor Edward Carleton Longfellow Harry Burpham Margaret Gates Mary Hodges Boy Scouts Students’ Aid Fund

Diplomas Awarded to Grace Parkin and Margaret Hearn

Grace Parkin daughter of Mr and Mrs Hiram Parkin and Margaret Hearn of Ryseo Junction, both Maynard high school 1915 graduates, received diplomas as Fitchburg Normal school graduates. Mr and Mrs Parkin attended the Sing-out at the Normal school Sunday. Parkin will teach at Ridgewood New Jersey beginning fall session.

Grace Parkin Hiram. Parkin Margaret Hearn Ryseo Junction Maynard High School Fitchburg Normal School Ridgewood N. J

Accident in Carding Dept at Assabet Mills

William Barnes of Waltham Sr. had a serious accident Friday afternoon in the carding department of the Assabet Mills. He stepped from a ladder while oiling the machinery and fell into the carding machine. Flesh was ground from his left hand but Dr. F. P. Flagg said the hand would likely be saved.

William Barnes, Waltham Sr Assabet Mills F. P. Flagg

Fourteen Cases of Beer Seized at Denisuk Home

The first liquor raid under the no license era targeted Andrew Denisuk on River Street, seizing fourteen beer cases and several gallons of liquor. Denisuk faces charges of keeping liquor with intent to sell and keeping a liquor nuisance. bond set at 500 dollars. His wife Annie may face two illegal sales charges. other suspected sites are under official scrutiny.

Andrew Denisuk River St Frank Binks John Connors Nicholas Driscoll Albert Smith Concord District Court Denisuk Annie Binks

Maynard Grange Jitney Ride To Boxboro Event

Maynard Grange conducted an annual jitney ride to Boxboro on a Wednesday evening. Automobiles from three groups carried attendees to the Boxboro town hall where a supper and an entertainment program were offered. Vocal solos, readings, and piano music by local performers capped the social, with a committee headed by Mrs. Gilbert M. Hawkes praised for the success.

Maynard Grange Boxboro Boxboro Grange Genevieve Coughlin George Smith Everett Toop Albert Goettler Reading Mary Murray Clemmie Sullivan Gilbert M. Hawkes Alice Brown Howes Wilder X. Macurda Henry Hodges

Hartwell Flood and Guyer Fowler Join Harvard Medical Unit

Hartwell Flood and Guyer Fowler passed exams as ambulance drivers with a Harvard medical unit. They left Friday for Allentown to enter camp and may be deployed to the front in France or Russia or await a new unit. They expect to reach Europe within six weeks.

Hartwell Flood John, Flood, Walnut Sr Guyer Fowler O. S. Fowler Harvard Allentown France Russia Europe

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