Local Notes From Pittsfield Weekly Social Roundup
Thomas Malloy of Pittsfield and James McGill of Chariton City visit relatives in town. Miss Lena Moynihan and Miss Theresa Carney are among residents listed as homebound or visiting kin. Medical updates include Miss Sadie Mallinson recovering from appendicitis and Edmond Whitney returning from Amherst Agricultural College with fruit growing notes. Community events cover union meetings, school staff changes, and local club activities at St Bridget, Masonic hall, and Town offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Malloy
Pittsfield
Bridget Claflin
Godbury St
Lena Moynihan
Spring Lane
James McGill
Chariton City
James Farrell
Wilder
Arlington
Emil Boeske
Bisbee
Waltham St
Bisbee St
William’ Bishop
Mabel
Grace Bishop
Henry J. Marshman
Newton
Sam Lever
Lever’s
Kuppenheimer
George Stuart
P. H. DeLee Pharmacy
Mass. College of Phar
Rexall
Jere Lynch
Leo Downey
Sadie Mallinson
Mass. General Hospital
Edmond Whitney
Amherst Agricultu College
Community thanks for support after bereavement
The family of Mrs. James Bray expresses appreciation to all who offered aid and kind words during their recent bereavement. Sincere thanks are extended by Joseph Brown and Clement Brown for care and consideration shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bray
Joseph Brown
Clement Brown
Congregational Church Announcements and Lecture Series
Rev. Frederick N. Ruwan presides as choir rehearses Thursday at 7 30 pm. Sunday service at 10 45 am with sermon by the pastor. Sunday school at noon. Junior C E at 4 pm and Senior at 6 pm. At 7 pm an illustrated lecture with colored slides on the rise of the Southern negro from servitude to service. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Merrill Osgood
Christian Fellowship
Congregational Church
Brooks St. A
Epworth League
Mr. Macurda
Nason St
Beiler
Parker
Miss Mary
Hodges
C.E. Spaulding
Frederick N. Ruwan
C.E. Society
C. BH
Annual Meeting of Concord District Sunday School Association
The Concord district Sunday School association holds its annual meeting at the Congregational church this afternoon and evening. Rev. A M Osgood pastor of the M Be church here is president of the association. Delegates participate in an interesting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of the Concord District
Congregational Church
A.M. Osgood
Special meeting on March 31 to register primary delegates
The Board of Registrars will hold a special meeting around March 31 to register citizens eligible to vote in the April 3 special primary for Constitutional convention delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registrars
Birthday Party for Walter Bray at Sudbury Home
A pleasant party at Mr and Mrs John Brayden Sudbury street celebrated Walter Braydens birthday. Guests, mainly young friends, enjoyed a social hour with games music vocal and instrumental readings. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brayden
Sudbury
Walter
Lynch Bros. Alleys Close Match With Defeat
A cryptic line shows Lynch Bros. alleys hosting a game where C defeated M U with a score of 1410 to. The report is incomplete but indicates a high scoring contest held on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M U
Tate Lynch Bros
Illness on steamship Mohawk reaches family notice
Word arrived this morning that Dr Daniel Goodenow, en route from Jacksonville to New York aboard the Mohawk, is very ill and expected to dock in New York at 9 4m. His brother-in-law Fred Lund of Dorchester left for New York on the midnight train to meet the vessel. Mrs Susie Sheehan and Mrs Albert Fairb and children are visiting Hyde Park friends. The Jolly Bright whist club was entertained at Mrs Inez Anderson's home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel SiGoodenow
Ueband
Drs
Daniel Goodenow
Mohawk
Jacksonville
Fla
New York
Fred Lund
Dorchester
Susie Sheehan
Albert Fairb
Hyde Park
Inez Anderson
Why Do You Suffer Painful Rheumatism
Fragmented ad copy claims rheumatic pain stems from neglected kidneys and nerves. It promotes McCor ey and nerve remedy as a quick relief and urges consulting a druggist to verify relief.
Kidney Nerve Remedy Offered at Low Price
An advertisement promotes a kidney nerve remedy available for $1.00. It lists Thomas McCormick and Maynard Mase as contact or addresses for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
McCormick ‘Maynard
Mase
Miss Mary Sweeney Surprise Party at Lincoln Street Home
A surprise party for Miss Mary Sweeney was held at the Lincoln street home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sweeney. Friends presented a silk umbrella after an impromptu singing program and games with prizes. Attendees included Genèvieve Coughlin Irene O Connell Faith Finnerty Harla Powers Ralph Manning Mildred Morgan and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Sweeney
Thomas Sweeney
Lincoln St
Mary Sweeney
Mise Mary
Genévieve Coughlin
Irene O'Connell
Faith Finnerty
Hudson
F. Finnerty
J.jdr. Ledgard
Ralph Manning
Mildred Morgan
Faith
Finnerty
Store at Nason and Summer Streets Reopens After Remodel
Dan Foley’s corner store at Nason and Summer streets is remodeled with a new show window on Nason street and a door opening to the corner creating entrances from both streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Foley
Nason and
Summer Sts
Nason St
Whist Club Hosts Afternoon at Miss Margaret Williams Home
The Jolly Hight Whist club met at Miss Margaret Williams’s home in Wennessey. Prizes went to Miss Duroutiy Persons and Miss Dinie Bishop. A social hour followed with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Hight
Margaret Williams
Wennessey
Duroutiy Persons
Dinie Bishop
Car backlog in Albany as Rotterdam ships await submarines
John H. Kelley reports over 3000 cars loaded with merchandise stalled on side tracks at Rotterdam Junction New York waiting for ships bound for Europe. The vessels are tied up amid the submarine question delaying sailing schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Kelley Was
atRlbany
N. Y
Rotterdam Junction
Maynard boys return from Wilson inauguration trip
The Maynard delegation of Co. I 6th Regt. returned Saturday afternoon from their Washington trip. They reported an excellent journey and met Congressman John J. Rogers who showed them the Capitol and hosted a supper for the group.
Promising Outlook for American Woolen Co. Executive Says
President William M. Wood of American Woolen Co. reports bright business prospects. He notes direct representation in five South American countries and in Cuba, with growing connections in many other areas of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Wood
The
American Woolen Co. Pictures
Thee 7
Cubs
Town Officials Seek State and County Road Aid
Selectman Harry Morse and Superintendent of Streets John Driscoll visited the State House in Boston on Friday to confer with the Massachusetts Highway Commission and Middlesex County engineers. They sought state and county aid for road construction within town limits and, after a cordial reception, felt confident that aid would be forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Morse
John Driscoll
State House
Boston
Mass
Highway Commissioners
Middlesex County Engineers
Concord D.A.R. chapter holds regular meeting
The regular meeting of the card chapter of the D.A.R. was held at House, Concord, on Saturday. State Regent and Vice Regent attended and addressed the members. Present were Mrs. James Bent, Mrs. Augustus Morse, Mrs. Charles H. Stanley, Mrs. Josie Brooks, Mrs. Alfred McCleary, and Mrs. O. S. Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card Chapter
D. A.R
Pipe
Concord
James Bent
Augustus Morse
Charles H. Stanley
Josie Broks
Alfred @. McCleary
Fowler
Promising Team Baseball Captain Expects 20 Try For Squad
High school baseball enters spring with Captain O'Brien predicting about 20 hopefuls will try for the team. Only three holdovers from last year remain, with O'Brien Donahue and Marsden as the returning players. Initial practice will begin once weather permits as the squad forms behind backstops Baton and Tervo, pitchers Lambert and O'Brien, infielders Duhuhue Marden Garrick Maley, and outfielders Courtney Powers Desk Merrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
John Donahue
Tom Marsden
Baton
Tervo
Lambert
Duhuhue
Marden
Garrick
Maley
Courtney
Powers
Desk
Merrick
Schoo
Apeady
Scimé
Selectmen Name New Patrolman and Clock System Plans
Nicholas Driscoll will be appointed as an additional patrolman and start next Wednesday evening. Selectmen also plan to install a town wide clock system with boxes in various locations. Daniel Colbert Eden Tobin and Daniel Lowney are visiting friends in New York. Bh i C. Brown has been in bed for two weeks with muscle trouble and went to base general hospital Tuesday for treatment. Our spring display will be held March 23–24–25. Eleanor G. Webber 6A Commonwealth Ave Concord Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton
James Kingsley
West Acton
A. J. Coughlan
Strathmore Mills
Westvale
Joseph Schwab
Samuel Lever
Vincent Simms
Wentworth Institute
Boston
Gilbert N. Hawkes
Malden
Elizabeth Loftus
Charles H. Stanley
Christofer’ Wilson
Mary Clapp
Swampscott
Concord St
Dorcas Society
Alice Brown Howes
St. Hilda’s Guild
William Litchfield
St.George’s Church
Ruth Thompson
Winthrop
Merion Pratt
Quincy
Fowler
Concord
John Golden
News’ International Union
Grace Holbrook
Manchester
Maynard Lodge
L. C, QM
Nicholas Driscoll
Daniel Colbert
Eden Tobin
Daniel Lowney
New York
I C. Brown
Eleanor G. Webber
Commonwealth Ave
Concord-Junction
Further British Gains in European and Middle Eastern Fronts
British forces press advances against Germany in the Somme and Ancre regions with the aim to capture Bapaume and bend German lines. Turkish resistance at key crossings near Baghdad erodes as British cavalry pursue retreating forces toward Kazmain. gunboats move upriver. Fighting resumes in Galicia and Mace-donia area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Bapaume
Somme
Ancre
France
British War
Tigris
Bagdad
Kaztmain
Galicia
Mace
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Samuel Ratick
Mason St
Monday
Methodist Episcopal Church
John
Louis Peel
Ihe
Y.M
C. ‘Downey
Panton
Washington
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Turke
Assabet Institution For Savings
M. B. Church
Druccist
Maynard
Jersey Butter CO
Maynard’s Leading Cash
Jersey
MAL Ceaerry
Santos
Uauws
Tter Company
Maynard, Mase
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