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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1918

Page

5

Local Social Notes and Visits Across Towns

Widespread visits and community notices as residents travel between Waltham Medway Uxbridge and Worcester. Guests include Mrs Hiram Parkin at the Livingston home and Grace Bishop in Springfield. Local merchants report strong sales and a notable store closure pattern through Friday.

B. Taylor Waltham Florence Gustafgon Andover Merton Warren Uxbridge Remi Bros Thomas F. Parker Nason Rogarts Ladies’ Benevolent Society Walter Hanna Kasabat Mills Empalmer National’ Casket Co Boston Ralph Stuck Iis Eee Sidney Shattuck Parker Sr Baker City Oregon the Jolly Harry Andrews Brooks Grace ‘Maley Fitchburg Normal Seriouly John Maley Thompson

Brookfield and Spencer plant to close operations

A fragmented notice indicates the Brookfield and Spencer facility will continue closing, with trials from Monday onward and daily closures except Fridays and Saturdays until further developments. The document names C. M. Re and E. McCleary among involved parties and mentions a pending charge or matter affecting the operation.

Brookfield Spencer Concord Chagerine C. M E. McCleary Grocer

Massachusetts State Supervisor of Administration dies in Maynard

Charles Burbank of Bridgewater a former Massachusetts Senate member died Monday of pneumonia. Kenneth H. Daimien listed as an official in his office at the State House.

Charles “Burbank Bridgewater Massachusetts Senate Maynard Kenneth H. Daimien State House

Welfare Tea Benefit Notes Held at Mrs Herigan Home

A welfare tea for the White Cross was hosted by Mrs James Herigan at her Suduryst home Thursday evening. Attendees sewed, socialized, and enjoyed light refreshments before a sale of Haynes artists' samples and unframed paintings offered at special prices.

A. Welfare the White Cross James Herigan Suduryst Haynes

Bright Wall Papers Price Appeal and Availability

A fragmented notice promotes affordable wall papers with claims of quality and low prices. It hints at expectations of soon availability and invites readers to purchase at reduced costs.

Opening and Closing Rules Cancelled for Mass Fuel

James J. Storrow announces cancellation of local opening and closing rules on March 6 while nationwide lightless nights remain. He thanks citizens for cooperation and urges continued fuel conservation without unduly hampering business.

Hoover Joshua Naylor Maynard Fuel Committee James J. Storrow New England Massachusetts Fuel Administration Massachusetts

George H Creighton cites rising Liberty Loan savings impact

George H Creighton president of the Maynard Trust Co notes a strong saving habit among Americans amid Liberty Loan campaigns. He points to rising postal savings deposits and savings-bank deposits since 1917, with loan associations also reporting gains, while exact figures for the third loan are not yet available.

Geo. H. Creighton U.S George H. Creighton Maynard Trust ‘Co Ideen Annally

Trio farewell marks end of Shurgh church service

The M E Shurgh trio performed at the Methodist Episcopal church with songs In the Garden and Near My God to Thee During the farewell appearance Ralph Jones Lindsey Smith and Elmer Cook led congregants in special numbers and fellow veterans attended a later meeting at Concord Street Rev I led the sermon at the evening gathering and the Worth League held a Sunday event at the Parker home later afternoon.

Ware Sirge Seomer Aeronrio Ralph Jones Lindsey Smith Elmer Cook Sok Sander Jones Ley

Appointment of Maynard High School Enrolling Officer

A principal at Maynard High School is appointed enrolling officer for the United States. The recruitment and board process is under review as members receive guidance on enrollment duties.

Cmoned Maynard U. S Req

Town Appropriations Passed At Monday Meeting

Town meeting in Cooperative hall approved budgets for several departments including schools 42800 highways and bridges 6000 street lighting 4000 police 3500 fire 5000 library 1300 and public park 50. An article to fund gypsy moth control was passed over. committee to study plans for extending Brown Street railway potential. other articles to be considered later.

Cooperative’ Hall Kenneth H. Damien Frank ©. Sanderson Board of ‘Health Damien Rille Brown. St Fund For A. E. McCleary William Naylor Harvey ‘Harwood William H

May Strike Looms in New England Telephone Exchangers

OPERATORS AT 87 EXCHANGES IN NEW ENGLAND OUTSIDE BOSTON VOTE ALMOST UNANIMOUSLY FOR STRIKE IF WAGE DEMAND IS NOT MET. UNION SERVED 48-HOUR NOTICE. STATE BOARD TO HEAR PLEAS AT THE STATE HOUSE AS CONCORD AND MAYNARD ORBITS FACE POTENTIAL DISRUPTION.

New England Boston State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration State House Concord Maynard Ordaneys

On Leave of Absence and Local News Tidbits

Lieut. Michel Hobeika of the 56th Hussars visits his brother at Simmer Street while on leave and plans to return to the front later this month. Thomas Hutchby serves as conductor on the C M H railway. Wred Meade and Mrs. Lilian Ramsey visit family in Hillside. Edward Pogwak faces Concord district court for alleged arson at 6 Main Street. case postponed for a week.

Michel Hobeika 56Th Hussars Henry Hobeika Simmer St Hobe Thomas ‘Hutchby Stow Wred. Meade Worcester Lilian ‘Ramsey Providence George Meade Hillside Edward Pogwak Concord District Court Main’ St

Instructive Talk at White Crése Guild Meeting

John Hannon spoke at the Maynard public library event about libraries as sources of thought and literature. Miss Alice Nagle led a children's chorus and Mary Horan organized social hour as library aims and future moves were discussed.

White Crése Johin Hannon John ‘Rasnon Maynard Public Library Alice’ Nagle Clemmie’ Sullivan Mary Horan Hannon Egypt Nile Louvain Massachut Ayward Mator Bay Cararton Owith Ruskin Maynard U. S. Bureau of Education Alfonso, Smith University of Virginia Volur‘téer Ake

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