1914 Concord Officers and Trustees List
A June 22 1914 Concord Massachusetts notice lists president vice president clerk and trustees for the organization plus a committee of investment. The document names Harvey Wheeler Loring N Fowler Stedman Buttrick Charles H Towle Herbert W Hosmer and others affiliated with Middlesex Institution Savings and related corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wheeler
William Wheeler
Herbert W. Hesmer
Wheeler Loring
N. Fowler
Brown Stedman Buttrick
Keyes Woodward Hudeau “Todd Murray Ballouey
Wheeler Charles EH. Towle
Fred A. Tower
Committee of Investment
Harvey Wheeler Loring
Stedman Buttrick
Charles H. Towle
Herbert W. Hosmer
Concord
Mass
Middlesex Institution Savings
Edward W. Emerson
Charles HW. Brown
Wiliam Wheeler
Prescott Keyes
John C. Friend ‘Thomas Todd
Henry F. Smith, Jr
Woodward Hudson Harvey Wheeler Loring N. Fowler
Francis A. Houstin
Man Buttrick Murray Ballou
Fred A. Tower Russell Robe
George P. Furber
Philip A. Davis
George ‘E. Walcott
Pliny Jewell
Edward L. Parker
Thomas Todd, Jr
Robert
Probate Court Citation in Cyrus H. Cook Estate
The Middlesex Probate Court issues notice to heirs and interested parties in the Cyrus H. Cook estate of Concord to appear July 10, 1914, at Cambineald County Court with Gladys P. Cook seeking letters of administration with will annexed. Publication to run weekly in the Concord Enterprise for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cyrus H. Cook
Concord
Gladys P. Cook
Cambineald
Concord Enterprise
South Sudbury Notes and Framingham Career Updates
The Sudbury column reports B and M R R dismissing baggage master George Durfee, with duties reassigned. Local residents celebrate George J. Raymond’s Atlantic City recovery, and two Framingham Normal graduates Miss Bein Hall and Miss Margaret Bradshaw secure teaching positions.
Sudbury Community Notices and Local Greetings
Sudbury residents Roscoe Ferden and family were guests of local parents. Clara Parmenter of Wayland visited Mrs. C. A. Parmenter, and Willard Powers spent time in town at B. A. Powers'. Miss Leonora Stiles visits home for summer. Mrs. George Taylor stayed with Mrs. Barker. Goodman Improvement Society met Monday. Marion Eaton attended Harvard commencement. Marion Hall visited from North Sutton, N.B. Jennie Sloan visits Alice Bent Poutas in Weston. Parker W. Fairbank, son of W. H. Fairbank, ill in Schenectady after appendicitis. improving per family. Morning sermon at M E church quoted. Hazel Bullock from Camb Springs, Pa. visits Mrs. Harry Fisher. Richard Welch at home from F. B. Bent's for vacation. Arthur H. White at Eye and Ear hospital, improving after eye surgery. Community notes include letters of encouragement received and requests for replies from those seeking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora Stiles
George Taylor
Barker
Goodman Improvement Society
Marion Eaton
Harvard
Miss Marion Hall
North Sutton
N. B
Jennie Sloan
Frank Bent’s
Alice Bent Poutas
Weston
Parker ‘W. Fairbank
Schenectady
N. Y
M. EB. Church
Kingdom of Heaven
Hazel Bullock
Camb Springs
Harry Fisher
Richard Welch
F. B. Bent’s
Arthur H. White
Eye and Ear Hospital
Junior Class Members and Graduates Honor Line Ceremony
The junior class members Arthur Hawes Will Stiles Vincent Clarke and Miss Sara Conroy stood in the receiving line with graduates Mr and Mrs. Maod Miss Baker Miss Thayer and Miss Norris. Miss Josephine Welch presented pinks to the above with Vincent Clarke and Bertha Barrett leading the grand march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hawes
Will Stiles
Vincent Clarke
Sara Conroy
Mr. and Mraid
Baker
Miss Thayer
Miss Norris
Josephine ‘Welch
Bertha Barrett
Many Mourn Her Death Avis Hunt Dies at 12
Avis Hunt daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Hunt died at Waltham hospital after appendicitis and rupture leading to abscess. Despite illness her sweet smile endeared her to family and schoolmates. Funeral services were held this Wednesday with many expressions of sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis Hunt
Willard Hunt
Waltham Hospital
Avis
Acton Plans a Real Fourth of July Celebration
The town announces an all day Independence Day program organized by the Improvement Association and the Young Men's club. Activities include a dance, bonfire, Horribles Parade, music by the old Acton band, fat man and fat lady races, ball games, swimming, tube races, and a grand fireworks display on Faulkner Hill with local and visiting groups contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Coolidge
A. Ziegler
Concord Junction
Frank Hosmer
Newton
Arthur Jones
Mill Pond
Littleton
Willie Fletcher
Dora
Nova Scotia
Young Men's Club
Exchange Hall
Faulkner Hill
Old Acton
Waltham
Edson Baird
Congregational Church Memorial Day Events Noted
The Congregational Church lists morning sermon by the pastor and Bible presentations to children for last year’s attendance. Sunday school at noon. C B service at 6 p m. Friday prayer at 7 30 p m. A G Ziegler leads Isaac Davis Post 138 G A R gratitude to the Universalist society and car providers for Memorial Sabbath attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ziegler
Isaac Davis
Dept. Mass. G. A. R
Universalist Society
Maynard To Be National Holiday Star Mecca
John F. Fitzgerald of Oak Hall and the firm of ) & Dut ton pledge prizes. More contributors are expected. The event aims to attract notable performers for the national holiday celebration in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Fitzgerald
Oak Hall
Dutton
Maynard
Rev Rutan Announces Midweek Service and Summer Events
Pastor Rev Frederick N Rutan leads a 745 pm midweek service with a sermon from 14th chapter of St John titled Gods Presence with His People A church lawn party runs Saturday from 4 to 9 pm by the Y P S C E featuring booths foods ice cream and a mystery booth Proceeds aid the church Sunday service is at 1045 am Sunday school at noon with Seeking Savior theme last session until September P S C B E meets at 6 pm with Civic Reforms that Endeavorers Should Promote Communion observed on Sunday July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Willis
the Universalist Church
South Acton
Star Orchestra
Young Men's Club
Isaiah Leach
Malden
John Cahill
Walter Bird
Houston
Texas
The
Improvement Association
Y. M
W Horribles
School St
Walthams
Actons
Mill Pond
Crossland
Charles Welche
Milwaukee
Wis
A. G. Zeigler
Shirley
Y. M. A. Tom
Frank Merriam
P Greenough
Lowell Jones
Acton White
Frederick N. Rutan
St. John
Maynard High School
Colonial Hall
Congregational Church
Church Lawn
Main St
Julie
Sheehan
Holliston
Tenee Davis Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Sumner Rogers
Maynard
T. T. Baxter
Acton
Barbara
Annie Nee
Asbury Park
C. H. Stanley
Lincoln St
Mrs. Stanley
Philip N. Glazier
Behind the Scenes The Traveling Show dazzles Socialist hall crowd
The two act comedy The Traveling Show by the Dramatic club of the society drew a large audience at Socialist hall last Saturday night. It depicted backstage stage mechanics and effects with humor ending with high praise and expectation of another performance soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Hall
Dramatic Club of
Serious Accident Injures Newton Worker
Daniel Colbert suffered a 20 foot fall when staging collapsed at a Newton house under construction by Perkins & Wells. He broke an elbow and dislocated the other arm, with cuts and bruises, and was taken to Newton Hospital after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Colbert
Newton
Perkins & Wells
Bedford
Newton Hospital
Perfect Attendance List From Local Schools Compiled
The public schools report perfect attendance for many grade levels. Nason Street School lists students from grades 1 to 8 including Carroll Morse Joe Kanish and Genevieve Cleary. Main Street and Bancroft Street also name multiple students achieving full attendance across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeen
Nason St
Carroll Morse
Joseph Kanish
Joseph Tucker
Fred Alfin
Wilbert Anderson
Gladys Peterson
Elma Laurela
Henry Kytola
Signe Salo
Frank Vodoklys
Karl Laubenstien
Rose Lemoine
Josephine di Stasio
Caroline
Olga Ruthowski
Florence Maley
Marion Cleary
Bancroft St
Seldi Marjamma
Walter Larkin
George Mullin
Daniel O'Connell
Jennie Veleno
Sylvia Poikonen
Charles Hekkala
Cecelia Weckstrom
William Sarella
Harry Hanson
Lillian Doyle
Abram Marjamaa
Ruth Wekstrom
Eddie Hanson
Michael Veleno
Margaret Sheridan
Loretta Mullin
Alice Hekkala
Novello Cuttell
George Lowney
Roy Marsden
Mary Laisa
Clifford Walcott
Dorothy Wilder
Laura Peterson
Leonard Mullin
Grant R. Denniston
August Saarela
Florence Wilder
Walter Mullin
Albert Mullin
Thomas Marsden
Finnish temperance convention packs Gardner weekend crowd
More than 100 attended the Allied Eastern Finnish temperance societies semi annual convention in Gardner. The South Acton delegation traveled by a special train. Kanto Athletic club tied Hurja club of Quincy for first in games. tie to be settled at a Quincy picnic in three weeks. Er nest Luosala won 421 points and the championship belt, with Onni Saari second at 419 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Finnish Temperance Societies
Gardner
South Acton
Kanto Athletic Club
Hurja Club
Quincy
Hurjja
Ernest Luosala
Onni Saari
Prizes Donated for St. Bridget Parish Picnic Events
At the St. Bridget's church annual parish picnic on July 4 prizes have been donated to attract strong athletes. W. A. Bacon Co. of Boston provides a silver cup for the two mile run and Jordan, Marsh & Co. offers a free suitcase for the 440 yard winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Church
W. A. Bacon Co
Boston
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Teachers Honor Superintendent and Mrs Brick in Stow Reception
The school teaching force hosted a reception for Supt. of Schools and Mrs. Francis S. Brick and daughter Helen in Stow Monday evening. About 125 townspeople attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis S. Brick
Helen
Stow
Brick
Aly Suib Saeeae
Reconstruction of Reception Program and Refreshments Noted
A brief report describes a wedding reception with bags and Mrs. Brick presenting a bouquet. A program followed with vocal and instrumental music and readings, then refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bag
Mrs. Brick
Much in the Limelight for Maynard Officer Claflin
Special Officer Jimmie Claflin earned praise after the firing of four shots at an escaping murderer in the Boylston Cafe killing of Inspector Norton. He captured Daniels single handed and shot Robinson, with three bullets taking effect, according to a Post clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Norton
Boylston
Jimmie” Claflin
Maynard Boy
Claflin
Daniels
Robinson
Injured While Stealing Ride In Freight Wreck
Three Finnish workers from Maynard were injured in a freight yard wreck near Green veld while stealing a ride home to Pittsfield. Frank Prantila, 26, suffered fractures to both legs and internal injuries. Frederick Lainio, 22, fractured wrist. Lauri Launula, former resident, injured right wrist. All are described as highly regarded by local Finnish residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenveld
Frank Prantila
Frederick Lainio
Maynard
Lauri Launula
Pittsfield
Summer School Opens at Bancroft Street Building
A four week program begins with two daily sessions. Morning class serves small children while afternoon session targets those over ten. Rev. John Vaananen leads with Miss Anna Tikkenen assisting. Finnish language and Finnish history are among the subjects offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft St
John Vaananen
Maynard Grange Meeting Postponed To June 30
The Maynard Grange second regular meeting for June was postponed to Tuesday evening June 30 to host with Stow Grange. Plans include nominating a committee for the children's home garden work and arranging for the fall exhibition. A social evening is planned by the lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grange
Stow Grange
Local Health and Travel Notes from Amesbury Area
A week of travel and illness reports near Amesbury includes Mrs Walter A Gerald called to care for her father ill with pneumonia who is improving. Miss Ruth Cleary formerly ill is now recovering. Miss Mary Ryan from Framingham hospital was seen by Miss Irene McCormick. James Murphy has returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Wilder in Monson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nattas Well Beach
Walter A. Gerald
Amesbury
Mary Ryan
Framingham Hospital
Irene McCormick
Ruth Cleary
James Murphy
Frank Wilder
Jr, Monson
Concord News: Auctions, Travel, and Local Appointments
In Concord two special cars carried nearly 200 young ladies from Worcester to view local sights. Mrs. Elisabeth J. Weir’s funeral was held on Stow Street with Rev. G A Tewksbury officiating and interment at Sleepy Hollow. A Fitchburg division timetable update, railroad bridge repairs over the Sudbury river, and armory improvements in Concord are noted along with several promotions and appointments in local companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Russell
Weston
Unitarian
Loren Donald
Fitchburg
Sudbury River
Herbert Hamilton
Revere
William A. Stevens
Monument St
Stevens
Worcester
Concord
Tomas
Ill
Elaine Jacobs
Cambridge
Dorothy Tewksbury
Manse
Robert Hatch
Concord Junction
Washington, D. C
Corp. Foss
Company T
Dolan and
Wright
O'Brien
Nashoba Park
Baker’s Woods
J.W. Raymond
Ruth
Elisabeth J. Weir
Stow St
G. A. Tewksbury
Trinitarian Church
Weir
Concord Lodge
West Acton
Hudson, Maynard and Concord
Frank
Leonard Duniels
Waverly House
Charlestown
Wm. A. Stevens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Healy
Wallen St. Concord
Mase
Miss
West Acton, Mass
M.A
Enterprise Eace Erin Ro
Adell
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Corporation of the Middlesex Institute For Savings
W. E. Rogers
Register
South
Sudbury
George Durfee
Sean
A. F. Ellmns
Carleton
Harold
Long Island
George Crawford
Framingham
Marlboro
Hathaway & Co
George J. Raymond
Atlantic City
Bein Hall
Margaret Bradshaw
Framingham Normal School
East Longmeadow
Miss Hall
Nneateeattph Pi Hall
West Harwich
Huntoon House
N. H
Miss Bradshaw
Waverly
Hazel Whitney
Abe
Charles A. Welch Lodge
Alpha Lodge
C. 8. Hunt
Roscoe Ferden
Clara Parmenter
Wayland
C. A. Parmenter
Willard Powers
B. A. Powers
Universalist Church
Crossland Aer
Chamberlain
Jas, Mann
Ralph Wiggin
Mexico
Harry Roberts
Len Willard
Somerville
Bernstien
Cowan
Walter Young
Marie di Bennefetto
Chadwick St
Edna Petersen
Bedford Coal and Grain
Kenneth B. Cook
Waterbury
Conn
Hubbard St
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