Maynard Trust Co Subscribers List From Acton Area
A dense roster lists Maynard Trust Co subscribers and totals 59 750 across 494 accounts. Names appear with Acton Sudbury Stow Concord and West Acton designations, including Roeder Densmore Parker Parmenter Dudley Dudley Leighton and Parker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
B. Taylor
Emma P. Flagg
Madeline R. Flagg
Marion Flagg
Thos
F. Kennedy
Herbert Usher
Joshua J. Edwards
Chas
Clifford
Cheney Alice B. Cheney
Eilen ‘Wilson
Ida May Shaw
Stanley ” Bloukensiet
Morris Hoffman
Swarts
Joseph Zelesnick Gee
Webster Frank Moore
Olaf Carlson
Kennan Damon
Concord Jet
Anna W. Lawrence
Stow
Louisa M. Dudley
West Acton
Mary Butterworth
Mary J, Cuttell
Ruth Haton
James H. Eaton
Lucy K. Schneider
Acton
Gee
F. Morse
D. L. Fullerton
Ellen Spence
Dizan
Nathan Baynes
James J. Gately
Wm. H. Lord
Helen F. Siswick
Squire Siswick
Alexander Pettigrew
Bariteau
Nellie T. Carver
Thos. Collins
Tila’ Kita
Albert Travis
Guyer
Weston Fowler
Frank H. Seckel
John Clayton
South Acton
Napoleon
Hoagland
Concord
Mary Barker
Joaie C. Croft
Wm. H. O’brien
Daniel Colbert
Adalaide A. Parker
Mary Irene Leyden
Arthur J, Sullivan Hepsy Swaney
Domenick Kozin
Wash Parmenter
Nellie B. Parmenter
Jon Kolendo
Baca
North Sudbury
Barton
Edward Whitehall
Sears Ee
Melrose Pd
Nagle Ames W. Flintderick
Sat
Acton John
Ae Johnsto
T Leyden
To Sail for France J Madison Fairbanks Departs for New York
Massachusetts residents listed among travelers bound for France with departures from New York on a future port voyage. The document dated June 20, 1917 notes J Madison Fairbanks leading the contingent and names several passengers from Concord Jct Bloomfield Sudbury and West Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Madison Fairbanks
New York
France
Acton News Roundup on Local Events and Changes
Mrs Orson Balch visited Acton from Waverly while Il W Fullenton works on painting the post office block. W C T U members attended a temperance talk in Concord Junction. Maynard merchants close Wednesdays afternoons. J S Moore closes market Tuesday afternoons. Train service to be cut 35 trains on the 25th. Bay campers at Acton Centre busy with planting and field work. Lady Campbell from Columbus will summer at the Faulkner home. Katherine Fletcher begins stenography in a Boston law office. Several residents travel, work changes noted. The new granolithic sidewalk improves Davis block. Pleurisy confines Frank Crowley. W C T U meets at Mrs Walter Hayward’s. Prohibition talk by Mrs Case. Mary Armstrong ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orson Balch
Acton Centre
Huntington School
Boston
Lady Campbell
Columbus
Old Faulkner
Katherine Fletcher
State St
Pliny ‘Nims
Athol
Emma Quimby
Pawtucket
Kittie Gray
Fitchburg
Ringling Brothers Circus
Frank Greenough
Davis Block
Frank Crowley
Harland Lawrence
Foley
Concord Junction
James Priest
Maynard
A. Hifi
Will McCrossin
Walter Hayward
J. B. Case
Mary A. Armstrong
West Acton
Eighth Grade Promoted At Local School To Concord High
Every member of the eighth grade was promoted and will enter Concord high school next fall as freshmen. Named students include Bernadette Bursaw Laura Donnelley Dorothy Lowden Marion Macomber John Fletcher Donald Fullenton Leo Giannone Raymond Johnson Ormal Latiff Sherman McGreen Nicholas Samsel Jr. and John Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Bernadette Bursaw
Laura Donnelley
Dorothy Lowden
Marion Macomber
John Fletcher
Donald Fullenton
Leo Giannone
Raymond Johnson
Ormal Latfin
Sherman McGreen
Nicholas Samsel Jr
John Sullivan
Concord Junction transfers and local notices
Plasmas Join Garvey moved from the 11th to the 2nd company by deed rearrangement. Burleigh I Pratt sent to Syracuse field artillery. Mrs Lydia Morreau hosts in Lowell. Fred Pelletier visits Providence R I. George H Chase named assistant depot quartermaster at Fort Mason Cal with captain rank. Miss Margaret Hearn graduates Fitchburg Normal school. Mrs James Mann of Malden visits sister Mrs Matthew Steinman. Joseph Alexander becomes machinist at Fore River Ship Works Quincy. Fred and Philip Morreau moved Framingham Cord to guard duty in Concord. Freeland George recovering from a serious accident in hospital. Thomas W Ryan and first 50 engineers to Belvoir Va from Plattsburg camp. M Oakes of Boston visits Blodgett. then departs to Detroit. Arthur Hebert plays with Maynard Colonial orchestra during vacancy. James Adams and son Fletcher return from Springfield trip via Mohawk trail. Leo Smith transfers from Plattsburg camp Coast Artillery to Fortress Monroe Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvey
Burleigh I. Pratt
Field Artillery
Syracuse
Chase
Mass. National Guard
Margaret Hearn
Fitchburg Normal School
James Mann
Malden
Matthew Steinman
Joseph Alexander
Fore River Ship Works
Quincy
Fred
Philip Morreau
Framingham
Concord
Freeland
George
Thomas W. Ryan
Thos
Ryan
Plattsburg
Belvoir
M. Oakes
Boston
John’ Blodgett
Detroit
Mich
Arthur Hebert
Maynard
Hugh Connors
James Adams
Fletcher
Springfield
Leo Smith
Joseph Smith
Fine Flower Bedding Plants for 25c a Dozen
Advertisement notes bedding plants for sale at 25 cents per dozen from F L Garland in Concord Junction Massachusetts. This 2011 listing presents a local gardening offer with pricing and seller name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Garland
Concord Junction
Mass
Ordination News Omit Friday Service at Concord Et
Rev Ralph A Barker leads Sunday service at 10 30 with offering for the American Missionary Association. An 11 45 meeting follows and a 6 pm C E session on Mission Work in Our Cities. Rev John Case presides at 7 pm praise and preaching. Friday meeting omitted for ordination at Concord et.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Ralph A. Barker
American Missionary Association
C. E
John Case
Alfred W. Stone
Concord
Will Be Nation's Best Army Formed From Peerless Physical Manhood
Washington reports that army surgeons expect nearly 40 percent of selective service examinees to be rejected at the first physical scrutiny with as many as 80 being severely examined. To fill the first levy of 625,000, about 1,000,000 must be drafted. Regular army rejections run 40 to 60 percent, while the chosen recruits will form the world’s finest physically. Germany’s standards are less stringent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Germany
No Pact With America Balfour States no Separate Peace
London June 26 Foreign Minister Balfour told the house of commons that America has not signified adhesion to the London allied peace pact in his first appearance since returning from the United States He thanked the US government and people for their hospitality and noted the lone question was about no separate peace agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Balfour
House ‘of Commons
United States
Tanker Archbold Sunk Two Days from France
The Standard Oil steamship John D Archbold was sunk by a submarine off European waters while two days from the United States. Five crew members were lost. The vessel was armed and a gunner crew from a U S warship was aboard. The attack was announced by Standard Oil offices in New York. In a separate item, Mrs Pauline Keyes 26 was found dead in her Brookline apartment with multiple bullet wounds. police investigation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
France
New York
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Archbold
Boston
Pauline Keyes
Brookline
Benefit Dance Nets 210.10 for Co I Guard
A Concord Junction benefit dance raised 261.30 in receipts with 51.20 expenses, yielding 210.10 profit. Under Miss Mary Hayes Miss Mary Curley and Mrs. Edward F. Loughlin the event at Association Hall featured Colonial Orchestra of Maynard and solos by Mrs. Benjamin Derby. Funds were given to Captain Michael J. Dee for boys under his care with thanks conveyed by The Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association Hall
Concord Junction
Co. I
The
National Guard
Mary Hayes
Mary Curley
Edward F. Loughlin
Colonial Orchestra
Maynard
Benjamin Derby
Marian Derby
Loughlin
Michael J. Dee
Union Church ordination and installation planned
Alfred W. Stone's ordination and installation as pastor will take place Friday June 22 with a council in the afternoon and a public service at 7 pm. Invited guests include Concord area church representatives, ministers from the Middlesex Union Association, All Souls Bangor, Eliot Newton, and seminary faculty Beach Ban gor Theological and Evans Andover. Sunday schedule features 10 45 am service, 12 pm church school, 4 30 pm Intermediate Endeavor, 5 45 pm Senior C E, and 7 pm song service. Miss Mildred Stone's pupils gave a commendable recital in the vestry Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Stone
Churches of Concord
Concord
Middlesex Union Association of Ministers
All Souls, Church
Bangor
Eliot Church
Newton
Pref. Beach
Bangor Theological Seminary
Prof. Evans
Andover Theological Seminary
C. E
Fire engine representative heads to Houston after visit
C M Riley of American LaFrance Fire Engine Co Elmira N Y has spent several days in town instructing drivers of the new fire truck and leaves Saturday for Houston Maine He is soon to join the Benedicts and his townsfolk wish him well in his new role
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Riley
American LaFrance Fire Engine Co
Elmira
N. Y
Houston
Mr. Riley
The
Benedicts
Local Passenger Tariff for Concord Maynard Hudson Line
The document details a fare system by mile zones for the Concord Maynard and Hudson Street railway. It explains two cent per mile rates, a six cent minimum for trips under three miles, and provides example calculations between points such as Concord Jet to O'Neil's Crossing, Hudson to South Acton, and Maynard Center to Maynard Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard-Stow
Faxon’s
Stow Center
Hudson-Stow Town
O'neil’s Crossing
Hudson
Wood’s Square
Acton
Acton L
Maynard Center
Concord
O'Neil
South Acton
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Ge H. Creighton
Hanley
J. Dwinell
A. Wilson
John W. Fiood
Orrin
Fowler George H. Gutteridge
Frank H. Taylor
William .H. Gutteridge
B. J. Coughlin
Sullivan
Max Blatt
George F. O'Brien
Lynch
D. Lowell
W. Connolly
Eg ‘J. Metcher
Stow Phalen
Rachtzer
McCormick
Mary K. Leithead
Stella M. Cook
Frank E. Coulter
John King
John Freeman
Charles T. Partridge
Thomas Fowler Joseph M. King
Albert Axford
Dorothy Hamlin
Bloomfield
N. J
A. L. Silloway
Lilian Gruber
Oliver C. Trees
James J. Tobiners
Mabel M. Taylor
John Kelley
Sudbury
Charles A. Welch
Robert P. Denniston
James, B. Rodway
Ernest H. Wollerschied
Frank S. Fearns
D. C. Dreschler
Pauline Baral
Liberty Loan Committee OF
George H. Ton
H. J. Dyinéll
Fowler
George H. Gutteridge
John Wea
Maynard Trust, Co
Massachusetts
Maynard, Mass
Union Church
Mildred Stone
Maine
Whist Party
Odd Fellows’ Hall
A. F. Adams
Alan Kennedy
Louise’ Lyons
M. H. Googin
Rodney Pratt
Elmer’, Shattuck
Rutland
Frank P. Riley
Edward
Frank Emery
Reformatory
Emery
Cape Elizabeth
William Holland
Waltham
Plattsburg, N. Y
Coast Artillery
Monroe
Alex MecEachern Jr
Thomas Reilly
6Th Regt
Benj. Derby
Littleton
Concord, Maynard & Hudson ST. Railway Company
Monument
Sa. Concord
Wood St
Crest St
Westvale
Power Mill Woods
Acton Line
Maynard-Acton
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