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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1918

Page

6

Concord Fuel Rules Lifted But Wary Watch On Shortage

Concord Mass citizens warned that state fuel rules are cancelled aside from a nationwide lightless night order. The Fuel Committee urges ongoing economy, notes cooperation of storekeepers and customers, and restates coal delivery limits to avoid waste while maintaining essential activities.

McArd Mass Concord Massachusetts Fuel Administration MiniStorrow Edward L. Parker John J. Nee Waldo F . Lapham Committee of Concord

Probate notice on Hiram W. Jones estate in Concord Mass

The Probate Court of Middlesex issues a citation to heirs and next of kin regarding the will of Hiram W. Jones late of Concord. Alfred B C Dakin petitions letters testamentary and the notice appears in Concord Enterprise for three weeks, with service by publication and by mail seven days before the hearing on March 29, 1918.

Probate notice for the estate of Charles S Hunt

Middlesex Probate Court issues a citation in the estate of Charles S Hunt late of Sudbury to the neirs and all interested persons to appear April 1 1918 in Cambridge to show reason why administration with the will should not be granted. Public notice by three weekly insertions in the Sudbury Enterprise and mailing to known interested parties. Charles J McIntire First Judge F M Esty Register. 13 20 27

Middlesex Hiram W. Jones Concord Alfred B.C. Dakin Cambridge Concord Enterprise Court Ena Teres Colne Charles J. McIntire Quire Charles S. Hunt Sudin Ster .L.is Perry Sudbury Enterprise

March Meeting of Concord D A R Reports and Activities

The Old Concord chapter D A R held its March meeting at the Chapter house with Regent Mrs. O S Fowler presiding. Reports included 284 knitted garments completed since October and a scrapbook of clippings from Miss Marion Brazier of Boston. The afternoon featured Miss Brazier’s talk on statues of famous women, vocal solos by Miss Eugenie M Foss, and Mrs. Hubert W Hosmer giving a talk on vocational opportunities for women. A social hour followed with hostesses Mrs. Asaph Merriam Miss Virginia Sanderson and Miss Annie Blanchard.

Old Concord Fowler George Blinn War Service Committee Wayside Inn Framingham Old Dogcord Jerusalem Eugenie M. Foss Hubert W. Hosmer Asaph Merriam Virginia Sanderson Annie Blanchard

Second performance of Miss Punket’s Singing School

A second performance of Miss Punket’s Singing School was held in the vestry of Trinitarian church last Thursday for the Christian Endeavor society. A large crowd enjoyed the humorous show after which ice cream and cake were sold. Participants included Maud Fendieson Leslie R Moore Maurice Bigelow Marion Davis Mary Tewksbury Gertrude Towle Mrs George Shepherd Mrs Elsie Rose Wallace Conant Thomas Todd Jr Charles Towle Mrs B R Howard Ruth Huntley Edwin Petersen Everett Thorpe Ralph Hemenway and Master Scharn.

Wallace Conant Thomas Todd Jr Charles Towle B. R. Howard Ruth Huntley Edwin Petersen Everett Thorpe Ralph Hemenway Master Scharn

Concord High Baseball Sets A Busy Spring Schedule

Concord High School announces its 1918 baseball schedule. Manager Jimmie Reed and Captain Dick Loftus lead the team with outfielders Hayes and Kelley returning. The slate covers April 6 through June 8 with games against Middlesex School Maynard High Waltham Hudson Mechanics Arts Boston College Woburn Framingham Winchester Lynn English Wentworth Needham and Wentworth Institute among others.

Concord High Middlesex School Jimmie Reed Manger Dick ‘Loftus D Hayes Tat Kelley Loftus Middlesex Diamond Maynard H. S Concord Waltham H. S Waltham Hudson H. S Mechanics Arts H S Boston College H. S High School Diamond Woburn H. S Framingham H. Ss Framingham Winchester H Lynn Eng. H. S Lynn Wentworth Institute Needham H. S Needham Woburn

Death of Francis David Hill at 18

Francis David Hill son of Frank M Fowler and Catherine Fowler died at home on Wednesday March 6 at age 18 years 10 months. A high mass was held at St Bernard's church and pallbearers were school chums William Towler Gerrard Finan Richard Loftus Thomas Hutchinson Henry Tobin and David Hayes. The Rev E J Donovan from Washington DC attended.

Francis David Hill Frank M Catherine Fowler St. Bernard’s Church William Towler Gerrard Finan Richard Loftus Thomas Hutchinson

New Members Join Mik Producers Meeting

A Mik Producers meeting at the A O U W hall on Saturday March 2 drew about 15 new members. Another session is planned for Saturday March 16 at the same hall and all producers are urged to attend.

A. O. U. W. Hall

Surprise Party For Raymond Wheeler At Mother’s Home

Raymond Wheeler was surprised at his mother's home Saturday evening when about 85 neighbors and friends gathered to honor his birthday. The group enjoyed cards games and music with refreshments served.

Raymond Wheeler

Concord's Oldest Citizen H W Jones Passes Away

Hiram W. Jones age 92 died after a brief pneumonia illness at his son George’s home on Westford Road. Funeral held Friday at his state home with Rev. Alvin Prescott of Carlisle officiating. G A R members and posts from West Acton, Concord and Isaac Davis attended and assisted. Burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. He held The Post gold cane for over three years. Survived by daughter Mrs Alice Rogers of Allston, sons George and Arthur, eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Hiram W. Jones Concord George Westford Rd Mr. Jones Alvin. Prescott Carlisle G. A. R. Post West Acton Pichard Dupee Acton Post A. R. Maker Bowker Concord Post Isaac Davis Sleepy Hollow Jones Alice Rogers Allston Arthur

Town Meeting in Concord Weighs Budget Cuts and New School

Residents debated town finances on a March meeting night. Major cuts hit road and light departments while schooling and public services faced reductions. A new Concord Junction school will be named Harvey Wheeler in honor of the late donor.

Concord Municipal Light Board of Health Concord Junction Harvey Wheeler

Red Cross Concord Chapter Reports February Output

The Women's Supply committee reports February activity with 11 working days and 94 percent attendance. Deliveries to Boston headquarters include 1000 first line packets and 9000 dressings, 10550 four by four wipes, 100 pneumonia jackets, 600 nine by nine compresses, 1080 gauze strips, 327 hospital garments, and 606 knitted articles. The committee urges continued high attendance and strong output to meet rising demand for surgical dressings and hospital garments.

Concord American Red Grass Boston

Parish Association Meets in Vestry Highlights Club Work

The Parish association gathered Monday at 3 pm with devotional, notes from Word and Work, and reports on Boston Fathers' and Mothers' club activities. Miss Katherine Howe from Cambridge spoke about Tuckerman school work and Mr Macdonald discussed appeals, especially from the American Unitarian association.

Hussey George M. Baker Fathers’ and Mothers’ Club Boston Katherine Howe Cambridge American Unitarian Association

Middlesex School Athletes Prepare For Spring Workouts

Candidates for the Middlesex school baseball and crew teams will finish the season with indoor practice this week in the school gym. Outdoor work should start when classes resume Wednesday March 27 if the weather cooperates.

Middlesex School

Advertised Letters List With Several Recipients

Miss Marie Bowen Mrs. Sadie Pearson Rev. H Hi Niles Marcy Bros Co Mr James Jackson A W Huguley award F Bernard Mr George Davis A Messer

Marie Bowen Sadie Pearson H. Hi. Niles Marcy ‘Bros. Co James Jackson A. W. Huguley F. Bernard George Davis

Lenten Sermons At Trinitarian Church Topics Set

The sixth sermon in the Lent series will be preached Sunday morning at 10 45 on The Three Cities Chorazin Bethsaida Capernaum with Judas the Traitor to follow Sunday evening. Friday night at 7 45 features A Lesson in Forgiveness with questions on Repentance in the Gospels.

Chorazin Bethsaida Capernaum Judas

Minstrel Show Dazzles Concord Grange Audience

Concord Grange presented a full house minstrel program on Wednesday night under the direction of F W Taylor Edith Williams Joseph Macone Inga Lee Hazel Cass Ralph Petersen and Mrs Olsen The lineup featured songs solos and a stump speech with a closing national hymn The next meeting is March 20 with degrees inspection and refreshments promised and a large turnout hoped for.

Concord Grange F. W. ‘Taylor Edith Williamis Joseph Maconé Inga ‘Lee Havel ‘Cass Ralph Peterson Mrs. Olsen Miss Edna Helsher Ralph Petersen Emma Cooper Joseph Macone Edith Williams Hazel Cass United States Edwin Williams Fréd Scharn Christian Olsen Frederick W . Taylor Ransom Wells Rennie Theresa Macone R. B. Petersen

Middlesex School Plans New Hockey Letters Rule

Middlesex School in Concord held a rules committee meeting to address awarding M letters to this year's hockey seven. Due to few games played, letters will be issued under a new rule to be announced within days and likely before spring vacation.

Middlesex School Concord

Reelect Captain Loftus Leads Concord High Baseball Team

Richard Loftus is reelected captain of Concord high school baseball for the coming season. Coach Earle Peckham will lead the nine with candidate battery pitchers training in the armory. Returning players include Loftus Reed Hayes and John Kelley.

Richard Loftus Concord Earle Peckham Loftus Reed Hayes John Kelley

Library drive seeks 2,000,000 more books for soldiers

The American Library Association asks libraries to collect books during March 18 to 25 for soldiers and sailors. The Concord Free Public Library urges residents with extra books to leave them at the library or arrange delivery for distribution.

Thee American Library, Association Concord Free Public’ Library

Local notes tie up town life with cars and calamities

Percy Foss remains confined at home with Liberty in town. Stanley Speare bought a Ford from Macone Bros. Edward Bretinah has grippe and stays home for a week. A Dodge sedan was purchased by A Archer from Torrey Vialle this week. Florence Casey of Cambridge visited Miss Mary Mahon. A service flag with 62 stars hangs at St Bernard’s. Jack Driscott rejoined Whitney Coal & Grain Co. Moving pictures return to Carlisle last Saturday. Torrey Nialle sold P B Chatterson of Framingham a Dodge Roadster. Alpha Sigma Mu club initiated three candidates Friday. Samuel Hoar Jr and family returned to Lexington Rd. George Parks died Tuesday morning. Town road department layoffs stir talk. Arthur Worthley drives a Ford touring car from Torrey Vialle. Grangers attended Cambridge degrees. Div 56 A OH from Cord Junction attended St Bernard’s church services.

Percy Foss Liberty Stanley Speare Macone Bros Edward Bretinah A. Archer Dodge ‘Bros Torrey & Vialle Florence Casey Cambridge Mary Mahon St. Bernard’s Jack Driscott Whitney Coal & Grain: Co Carlisle Torrey & Nialle P. B. Chatterton Framingham Alpha’ Sigma. Mu Club Samuel. Hoar Jr Lexington Rd Lowell Jd Orcord Junction St. Bernard’s Church

Olsen Sails Home on 72-Hour Navy Furlough Visits Family

Charles Olsen of the U.S. Navy was a 72-hour furlough guest at his parents Mr and Mrs Christian Olsen of Lowell road. He has already made three crossings and shared many stories of his experiences at sea.

Charles Olsen Christian Olsen Lowell Rdy Mr. Olsen

Card of Thanks and Help Wanted Notices

Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral tributes after a death. Also classifieds show a wanted nurse and general maid position and a chauffeur request with contact details. Includes thanks from Jaques Register and family for the loss of their wife and mother.

Frank Hill Francis Hil

Concord Grange Hosts Surprise Party for Davis at Barretts Mill Road

About 50 Concord Grange members visited Mr. and Mrs Willis Davis on Barretts Mill Road last Friday for a surprise party at their newly purchased home. The gathering included whist, games, and refreshments. Mrs George Williams presented the couple with a monetary gift from attendees.

Concord Grange Concord Junction Willis Davis Barretts Mill Rd

Rev Palfrey Perkins to Speak at Guild Meeting in Concord

Reverend Palfrey Perkins of Weston will address the Guild of the First Parish in the Unitarian vestry Concord on Sunday March 17 at 5 o clock. All are invited. Miss Rodman recently purchased a Maxwell automobile from Macone Bros.

Palfrey Perkins Weston Guild of the First Concord Miss. Rodman Maxell, Auto Macone Bros

Lecture on An Interpretation of Today by Miss Heloise E Hersey

Miss Heloise E Hersey will present a Friday afternoon lecture at Trinity church parish house. The event is under the Junior Red Cross of Thenford and features patronesses including Mrs Wooward Hudson Mrs George S Keyes Mrs H N S Bradford Mrs Russell Rabb Mrs Sherman Hoar Mrs Smith Owen Dexter Mrs Frederick Chase Mrs Sidney Coolidge Mrs Henry Brooks and Miss Maranna Woodhull.

Heloise E Hersey Trinity Church Red Cross of Thenford Wooward Hudson George S. Keyes H. N.S. Bradford Russell Rabb Sherman Hoar Smith Owen. Dexter Frederick Chase Sidney Coolidge Henry Brooks Maranna Woodhull

Women of W C T U Meet at Mrs Rolfe Home

The Cambridge chapter of the W C T U held a March meeting at Mrs Rolfe's residence with large attendance. Plans were made for the Cambridge meeting and for war relief work in Ayer. Several Concord W C T U members attended.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Commonwealth of Massachusetts F. M. Esty Register Maurice. McWalter, Atty Jos East St Eph Hannon Maynard J. P. Goulding GG. A. Ss Arthur Herbert Town Meeting RED Cross Association Trinitarian Church Harry BE. Tuttle Graves Maplewood McCarthy Clark Farm Ayrshire Punkatasset Jersey C. H. Moulton Cossar Frank ‘Ressean Fullenton Hat Shop Main St Postoffice W. L Cyril Boxill B. Pope Stony.meade Woonsocket, R. I Albert Vanderhooef Brookfield L.anderson & Son Main Tel Hamburgs Wheeler Concord, Mass Guild OF First Parish Bedford Street Town of Concord School Dept
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