Roll of Honor names amid Am. Exp. units abroad
A long list of servicemen and officers connected with the American Expeditionary Forces is named, including Ernest Allsopp Ardgay Scotland Ernest Berry Camp Devens Webster Blanchard Ardgay Scotland and many others with postings to France Scotland New Jersey Texas and Camp Devens. The roll covers diverse ranks and units such as infantry engineers medical detachments cavalry and transport corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Allsopp
Ardgay
Scotland
Ernest Berry
Devens Webster
Blanchard
Alexander Bresth
Des Moines
Jesse H. Briggs
Fort Banks
Winthrop Edwards Burke
Kelley Field No
San Antonio
Texas
Henry Burke
Quartermaster Dept
Jacksonville
Fila
George H. Briggs
Camp Meigs
Washington
Henry Byer
France
Norman Campbell
Harold Coolidge
William Coughlin
Lowell H. Cram
55Th Regt
Ft. Andrews
Donald H. Curtier
Camp Greene
N. C
Bryant Currier, Jr
12Th U. S Cavalry
Army Y. M
Columbus
N. M
Even Ole Ree
Newport
John Davis
Raymond Durkee
Caisson
Devens
James Madison Fairbanks
Paris
Harland Flagg
Galveston
Thomas C. Gallagher
U. S. Marines
Fort Andrews
Boston
Walter Gilmore
U.S. S
Frank Greenough
P . H. Wesley Hall
Camp Devens
William T. Hayes
F. A
Camp Hogan
Houston
Harry Heath
U. Inf
Carl Hoar
Quantico
Theron Lowden
U. S. Inf
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Soren Mekklesen
Military Police
Frank McCarthy
John D. McWayne
R. Earl
Randall
Lenape Everett Reed
G. Howard Reed
John P. Sisson
Ambulance Corps
Allentown
Walter H. Welch
U. 8
Appointment of Administrator for An den Parlersuc estate
Joseph Kowal is appointed administrator of the estate of An den Parlersuc alias Anden Panasui kowa late of Acton Middlesex County deceased intestate. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay to Joseph Kowal at 111 Salem Street Boston by March 6 1918. Nyep0-27
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nptich
Anden Parlersuc
Anden Panasuikowa
Acton
County of
Middlesex
Joseph Kowal
Adm
Salem Street
Boston
Maynard Social Orders Compete in War Savings Stamp Drive
Six Maynard social orders join forces with the War Savings Stamp committee at the fire department HQ to stage a contest through December 31. An engraved certificate signed by the Mass War Savings chairman will reward the top selling order. Local lodges, Assabet Aero, I O O F, and others back the effort with MetLife agents aiding and stamps on sale at town stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard War Savings Stamp Committee
Fire Department
Mass
War Savings Committee
Maynard War Savings Committee
Arthur J. Coughlan
Charles H. Persons
George H. Creighton
Wm. H. Millington
Assabet Aerie
James Boulden
John O’leary
Walter White
Maynard Lodge
Robert E. Lester
Loyal Assabet Lodge
M. A
Fred Axford
Fred Greene
William Holt
Coughlan
Smoke for the Boys at Lynch Bros Bowling Alley
A glass receptacle on the cigar counter at Lynch Bros bowling alleys collects cigarette packages and small change from patrons. The Maynard Overseas committee will carry the funds to gladden soldiers in the trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch Bros
Maynard Overseas Committee
Maynard
Whist Club Meet at Mrs Andrews Home
The Jolly Eight Whist club met at Mrs Inez Andrews Maple Street on Wednesday afternoon St Patrick's Day favors were awarded to Miss Mabel Bishop Mrs George Champagne and Miss Pauline Bent Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight Whist Club
Inez Andrews
Maple St
St. Patrick’s Day
Mabel Bishop
George Champagne
Pauline Bent
Knights of Pythias Hold Visit by Jones and Shaw
At the Progres sive lodge K of P regular meeting on Wednesday evening Clifford EB Jones of Somerville grand chancellor and Albert N Shaw of Boston past grand chancellor made an official visitation. Jones delivered a patriotic address stressing the nation’s financial needs and the Knights of Pythias support in war activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Clifford EB. Jones
Somerville
Albert N. Shaw
Boston
Jones
Knights of Pythias
First Degree Conferred by Maynard lodge I O C F
Maynard lodge I O C F held a regular meeting at Odd Fellows hall on Wednesday evening as a class of candidates received the first degree. An easy meat supper was served under the direction of committee chairman Oliver Trees. Gardner E. Drew D D G M and suite attended with Fred W. Trowbridge James P. Lyman John L B Beaton and W Raymond Coolidge of Hudson and guests from Lawrence Concord and West Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Oliver Trees
Gardner E. Drew
Fred W. Trowbridge
James P. Lyman
John L. B. Beaton
W. Raymond Coolidge
Hudson
Lawrence
Concord
West Acton
Salo and Warlin Tie Marriage at Maynard Home
Hjalmar Salo and Miss Emma Warlin of Maynard were married Thursday evening at Otto Hyden’s Thompson Street home. Rev. John Vaananen of Walnut Street Mission Church officiated the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hjalmar Salo
Emma Warlin
Maynard
Otto Hyden
Thompson St
John Vaananen
Walnut’ St
Exemption Board Applications From Medical Supply Depot Clerks
Charles Dyson, William Sweeney, and Vincent Sweeney of Lincoln Street reported at Camp Devens Ayer Monday afternoon as members of the Medical Supply depot shipping clerks and applied to the local exemption board for immediate induction into military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dyson
William and Vincent Sweeney
Lincoln St
Camp Devens
Ayer
Illness Bouts Hit Town as Winter Breakup Colds Rise
Schools report many children absent due to mumps measles and severe colds. Several pneumonia cases among adults. Widespread sickness blamed on the severe winter breakup. Many are confined at home with minor diseases.
Liberty Bond Club Reports Regular Payments and Sold Bonds
Treasurer Harry Bates of the Maynard Liberty Bond Club says members have met all payments for the Second Liberty bond issue, with bonds not called for by subscribers sold. A Mass Liberty bond committee representative met Bates this week to discuss selling bonds in the third sale campaign starting April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bates
Maynard Liberty Bond Club
Mass. Liberty Bond Committee
Bates
M. E. Services and Epworth League Meeting Report
Regular services were held at the M. E. church with a morning sermon. Epworth League president Miss Philomena Armstrong spoke on league work at the evening gathering. Music featured a vocal solo “My Task” by Miss Jennie Mainee and selections by a composer Lindsey Smith. Next Sunday is Palm Sunday with the pastor’s text “Christ's Triumphant Entry” and solos by Lindsey Smith and Miss Jennie Naylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Epworth League
Philomena Armstrong
Worcester County Epworth League
Jennie Mainee
Lindsey . Smith
Jennie
Haxelot Naylor
Christ
Lindsey Smith
Jennie Naylor
Jerusalem
Concord Junction Mourns George Coolidge Park
George Coolidge Park, a longtime Concord Junction resident born in Groton in 1886, died March 11 at 9 45 PM after a brief illness from double pneumonia. He worked at Old Colony Trust Co in Boston since 1908 and served as corporal in Concord Minute Men Co I. Funeral held at Union Church with large turnout, interment in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
George Coolidge Park
George
Groton
Concord High School
Old Colony Trust Co
Boston
Concord Minute Men Co. I
Union Church
Park
Margaret Park
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Wisner I
Charles R
Aeronautic Détachment
U.S. Navy
France
A. W. Stone
Smith Owen Dexter
Concord
Weber
State Guard Co. I
Old ‘Colony ‘Trust Co
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Carl Brock
George ‘Stockmere
Val Hanson
Gordon Willis
Kenneth T. Blood
Fort Totten
N. Y
Fred Waite
Elmer D. Wetherbee
Albert J. Hicks
Auction Notices From Otis H Forbush Concord District
Auctioneer Otis H Forbush of Concord Junction Mass lists multiple sales across Essex County and neighboring towns through March and April 1918. Items include cattle horses hay tools wagons lumber and farm equipment with dates March 21 23 25 28 30 and early April plus a Purebred Live Stock Sales Co 126 head Holsteins feature to April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis H. Forbush
Concord Junction
Mass
Henry Dunleigh
Essex County
Topsfield
John A. Lawrie
Concord Ave
Waltham
Dexter
L. Spinney
East Acton
Belmont Spring Country Club Farm
Belmont
Nice
Chaples Swanson
Lacon Mare
R. F.D
Elmer E. Smith
Mast.st
Westwood
Aylington Station
Norwood Sentral Branch
N. H
Br Ro
Specia
Stax Sales Co
Adv
Red Cross Knitting Bee in Acton Centre Earns $70
At Mrs. Isabella Daniels Griffin home on Thursday afternoon women gathered to support the Red Cross through earnings of one dollar each. Methods included sewing selling food handling wood cleaning and more. A generous contribution included proceeds from selling potatoes. Refreshments of sandwiches and coffee accompanied spring blossoms as guests praised the profitable and pleasant event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Isabella Daniels Griffin
Lillian G. Shaw
Mary EK. Fobes
Acton Woman's Club Notes March Meeting Lecture
Acton Massachusetts Woman's club heard Mrs True Worthy White of Arlington speak on The Troubled Soul of Russia. Due to illnesses replacements were made. A patriotic whist party to aid Red Cross is planned for April 4 at George S Tucker Jr home. Woman's Church Aid to host supper on March 28 at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Massachusetts Woman's Club
George S. Tucker Jr
Acton Centre
Woman’s Church Aid
Six Firms Apply for Licenses to Sell Liquor This Year
Applications to the selectmen during the past week total six firms seeking licenses to sell intoxicating liquor in the coming license year. Martin Peterson & Co. seek a retail license at the Maynard hotel, William Campbell & Co. at the Maple house, Harry A. Clark & Co. at the Somerset hotel, George F. O Brien on Summer street, Farrell & Priest for a wholesale license at Main stand, and Lawlor & Gruber wholesale at the annex of the Maynard hotel on Summer street. Lawlor & Gruber are the new firm, taking the former Frank Seckels & Co. location. Six licenses will be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Peterson & Co
Maynard Hotel
William Campbell & Co
Maple House
Harry A. Clark & Co
Somerset Hotel
George F. O'Brien
Summer St
Lawlor & Gruber
Frank Seckels & Co
Pupil Honor Roll At M H S Names Four High Honors
Principal Horace Bates lists M H S students earning four high honors for January and February. Names span classes of 1918 1920 and 1921 including Ruth Clark Emma Finocchi Madeline Flagg Sophie Sieminiak Mary Sperberg Lillian Townsend Ho ward Wardzala May Wood James Eaton Hazel Peterson Mary Wardzala Rune Keto. Of class 1918 sixteen of twenty have one or more honor marks. Ralph Cheney son of Levi Cheney transferred to U S Medical Supply Laboratory Hazelhurst Field Mineola L I and is ill in hospital there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Clark
Emma Finocchi
Madeline Flagg
Sophie Sieminiak
Mary Sperberg
Lillian Townsend
Howard Wardzala
May Wood
P. G
James Eaton
Hazel Peterson
Mary Wardzala
Rune Keto
Horace Bates
Ralph Cheney
Levi Cheney
U. S.’ Medical Supply Laboratory
Hazelhurst Field No. 1
Mineola
L. I
Probate notice in Maynard estate matter under Massachusetts court
Probate Court at Cambridge messages cite heirs and creditors in the estate of Annie L. Carr late of Maynard Middlesex County to appear April 8 1918 for account allowance. Administrator William M Robinson must publish weekly notices for three weeks in Maynard Enterprise and mail copies to interested parties. Witness Judge Charles J. McIntire dated February 26 1918. F M Esty Register. Notice: Sarah J Sweeney administratrix of John Gleason estate Maynard appointed bond filed to act as administrator with Milton Street Worcester Mass. January 28 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Annie L. Carr
Maynard
William M. Robinson
Cambridge
Maynard Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
John Gleason
Sarah
J. Sweeney
Maynard liquor license notices list multiple applicant requests
The Maynard Board of Selectmen publishes notices under Chapter 100 of the Revised Laws listing several applicants for Sixth Class liquor licenses. Names include Mason B. Church at 78 Main Street, P. H. DeLee at 12 Nason Street, Wilder X. Macurda at 10 Nason Street, William H. Lawler & Co. at 22 Summer Street, William P. Campbell & Co. at 3 Summer Street, Harry A. Clark & Co. at 34 and 36 Main Street, and Frank S. Fearns at 66 Main Street, with licenses sought for druggists, innholders, or club premises for the year ending April 30, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Maynard
P. H. DeLee
Nason St
Wilder X. Macurda
Coughlin Block
Harry B. Morse
Harry A. Clark
Catherine P. Clark
Harry A. Clark & Co
Main
River Streets
Main Street
River Street
the Board of Selectmen _ Maynard
Frank S. Fearns
Licensing Hearing Schedules for Maynard Liquor Licenses
Farrell and Prist apply to sell intoxicating liquors as wholesalers at 56 Main St Maynard for year ending 1919. George F O'Brien seeks license as common victualler and first class dealer at 2 and 4 Waltham Street Maynard with basement storage. Harry Morse, Secretary.
Maynard Hotel liquor license requested by Peterson & Co
Martin Peterson and Catherine J Peterson doing business as Martin Peterson & Co applied for a license to sell intoxicating liquor in Maynard for the year. Premises are the Maynard Hotel at 20 Summer Street Maynard with two Summer Street entrances and additional access on the easterly side. License to be exercised under supervision of Harry B Morse Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Maynard
William H. Lawler
Julius Gruber
William H. Lawter & Co
Summer Street
Harry B. Morse
William P. Campbell
Jennie Campbell
William P. Campbell & Co
Maple House
Acton Street
George F. O’brien
Waltham Street
Harry 4. Morse
Martin Peterson
Catherine J. Peterson
Martin Peterson & Co
May
Maynard Hotel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richardson
H. S. Richardson
Main St
Concord, Mass
A. C Baggesen
Main ST. Concord
P. O
Maynard Garage
J. Edwards
Prop
F. J McCarron
Maynard, Mass
Milton C. Bean
Optometrist
Tremont St
Garland
George H. Woods
Boston Studio
B. A
King West Acton
Maynard Marble
N. S. Hoagland
Junc
L. P. Goulding
South
Sudbury
WHIST
F. M. Esty
Milton St
Worcester
the Board of Selectmen
Mason B. Church
Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association
Charles Spence
Great Road
Harry. B. Morse
Ter
Joseph Farrell
James R. Priest
Farrell & Prst
W. C. Robbins
B. Robbins
Acton Station
N.Y
Nashoba Brook
Davidson
Concord 41
Acton, Mass
Amelia H. Robbins
Ray N. Robbins
F. Tuttle
W. Acton
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