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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1920

Page

4

Local social notes from Acton Centre and Melrose area

Miss Charlotte Allen entertains the Mieses Hewes of Melrose Highlands. Charles T. Baxter moved his goods to a new East Acton home to start farm life. Harland Tuttle returns from St. Petersburg in good health. Samuel Lever and Benjamin Gruber attend a relative’s wedding in Fitchburg. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard attend Baxter’s dinner. Two truckloads of goods from Melrose come from buyers of the E. S. Fobbs place. Halden Coolidge of Hudson and two daughters visit C. I. Miller’s home with Samuel Miller and two daughters Eleanor and Dorothy of Melrose.

Charlotte Allen Mieses Hewes Melrose Highlands Charles T. Baxter East Acton Harland Tuttle St. Petersburg Fla Samuel Lever Benjamin Gruber Fitchburg George Tucker Jr William Hilliard Lincoln Chas T. Baxter Melrose Halden Coolidge Hudson Mildred Vernice Samuel Miller Eleanor Dorothy of I. Miller

Congregational Church supper draws about 50 attendees

At the Congregational church a Friday evening roll call and supper on April 30 drew letters and responses from many out of town members. About 50 members shared a very fine supper in a pleasant gathering. Notice: John Sidney White named executor of Evelina Davis White estate in Acton Middlesex. demands exhibited and debts paid to executor at Concord Junction Massachusetts.

Congregational Church Evelina Davis White Acton R. D

One Way Is Certain in Family Skating Query

A quirky exchange reveals a bluehearted bachelor asking about skating methods at a family home. The son replies he can skate only two ways, prompting curiosity about the methods in this vignette of domestic humor.

Sonny

Local Notes and Visits Highlight Quiet Week

Mrs. Stanley McKnight and her New York sister visit as Mrs. Stanley Payson seeks treatment at Concord hospital. Acton lodge conferred initiatory degrees on one candidate with four applications pending. Edw ard Edwardson visits from Concord Junction while J S Hoar advances building projects for A R Beach and Dr F E Tasker. Mrs Emma Evans of Providence spends Sunday with Mrs Annie Knowlton and Wright Hargraves recovers from surgery at Concord hospital.

Stanley McKnight New York Alfred Richardson Stanley Payson Concord Hospital The Baptist Church Wiggin Edward Edwardson Concord Junction RB. Moore J. S. Hoar Nellie Norris Portland Oran Willis Perry Willis Waltham Business College Acton Lodge James A Grimes Edward Stevens A. R Beach F. E. Tasker Emma Evans Providence R.1 Annie Knowlton Edith Watson Geo Reed Lawrence Wright Hargraves Bert Owens F. R. Knowlton Arlington St Charles Manson Florence Davis Ruth

Firemen dance raises funds at I O O F hall

More than 150 attendees enjoyed Sheridan’s orchestra at the I O O F hall last Thursday night. Fire Warden W H Kinsley of Acton Centre attended and James French led ticket sales, clearing over $75 for the event. Also listed are seed corn and bean varieties for sale and a Witte 3 hp gasoline engine with a Stromberg carburetor offered by A Littlefield of Soxboro.

I. O. O. FP. Hall W. H. Kinsley Acton Centre Sheridan James French de Luc Ham Crosby Canada Wardwell Stromberg A. Littlefield Soxboro

Past Presidents' Club Meeting in Boston

Mrs. O. S. Fowler and Mrs. A. L. Moree attended the Past Presidents' Club meeting at the Copley Plaza in Boston. The club includes presidents and past presidents of the State Woman's clubs. FOR SALE at South Acton one mile from Maynard a two tenement house with reasonable terms for quick sale apply by letter to Florence E. Maxbram Rumford R. 1 m13 1t

O. S. Fowler A. L. Moree Copley Plaza Boston Woman's Clubs State South Acton Maynard Florence E. Maxbram Rumford

Franklin D Olier Pioneer of American Legion in France

Franklin D Olier a founder of the American Legion in France born April 28 1877 in Burlington New Jersey attended Princeton University class of 1898 entered business with William D Olier Co Philadelphia later Franklin D Olier Co He served in World War I rising to lieutenant colonel and helped organize early American Legion activities in France and the United States while serving in the Army and at national headquarters in New York City.

Franklin D’olier American Legion Burlington N. J Princeton University Princeton William D'Olier Mr. D'Olier Military Service United States Quartermaster Corps Philadelphia Boston France D'Omer St. Pierre Des Corps Tours Service of Supply D'Oler Lyons General’ Staff Army D'Olier Paris D’oller Theodore Roosevelt St. Louis Iyoller Pennsylvania

D Oller Coordinated Legion Efforts for Minneapolis Convention

Mr. D'Oller coordinated state Legion organizations and oversaw Minneapolis convention preparations. For his France service he received the Distinguished Service Medal from the United States and the Legion of Honor from France.

Minneapolis Mr. D'Oller Legion France Mr. D'Oler United States Legion of Honor

IN CHARGE OF HEADQUARTERS L L Bolles Named Adjutant

Lemuel L. Bolles national adjutant of the American Legion heads headquarters in Indianapolis. A Minneapolis native born August 21 1885 he studied at MacAllister Academy and the University of Washington Law School. He served in the Washington National Guard and the 41st division overseas before helping organize the Legion and joining national headquarters staff.

Lemuel L. Bolles The American Legion Indianapolis Minneapolis MacAllister Academy St. Paul Washington University of Washington Law School First National Bank of North Yakima Bolles 2Nd Infantry Washington National Guard Camp Greene N. C First Corps United States National Executive Committee National Paris

Terrible War Moment Told by Ex Artillery Man

An elderly lady asks about the war’s worst sight. The veteran recalls spotting a German machine gun nest with about a dozen gunners delaying the advance. He says they fired the first shot into the nest and the gunners were killed.

Maynard Notes: Weddings, Moves, Visits Across Town

Maynard reports Mr and Mrs George H Creighton returning from their wedding tour on Saturday. Harley OBrien left American Express Co this week. Congregational church lay school plans Children s Day on the second Sunday in June. W O Strout moved Id furnishings of Fred Newman to Stow. Mrs Frank Hawes Concord Junction was soloist at Congregational church services. Assabet Institution deposits will commence interest at the first of each month. Mrs Fred E Seeley visits Mary Downey then plans to Cuba with husband. Musicians Hugo Kajander and Andrew Heiskar plan a Finland tour next week. Frank S Binks visited wife at Mass General Hospital. she is improving and expected home soon.

George H. Creighton Harley O'Brien American Express Co Congregational Church Fred Newman Frank Hawes Concord Junction John Alden Everett St C J. Worthen St. Albans Edward Nealey Fletchers Corner Agnes Richardson Powderm'll Rd Hugh Nugent Nason St Puffer Rd White Farm House Benjamin Derby Assabet Institution For Savings Fred E. Seeley Mary Downey, Parker Sr Cuba United Fruit Co Hugo Kajander Andrew Heiskar Finland Pennsylvania Frank S. Binks Massachusetts General Hospital

The Adventures of Grandpa cast honors Mrs Wilder Macurda

Monday evening a party at Mrs Wilder Macurda’s Linden Street home honored her for directing The Adventures of Grandpa. Cast members praised her generosity and patient training which earned Maynard’s best home talent distinction. A social hour featured games and music with refreshments served by Mrs Leslie Sims and Mrs Tucker.

Wilder Macurda Linden. St Oeniston Leslie Las — McGrath Albert Goettler Rose Mary Finn Mabel Fidred Barstow Carl Merton Merrick

Memorial Day Services To Honor Veterans In Maynard

World War veterans G A R and Spanish War vets will decorate graves on Memorial Day. A larger turnout is expected as thousands of young veterans join the line. Dinner will be held in Maynard and the Women’s Relief Corps seeks help to prepare and serve the expanded meal.

Maynard Commissary Department Women's Relief Corps

Pomona Grange Meeting In Town Hall May 19

Pomona Grange No. 23 will hold an afternoon and evening session at town hall on Wednesday May 19. Mrs Louise Dresser of the Civic Federation speaks on Child Nutrition. Members from several nearby towns attend. Supper at 6. Applicants for the fifth degree should obtain forms from Mrs Tibbitts and submit to the Pomona Secretary before evening.

Pomona Grange No Town Hall Louise Dresser The Civic Federation Grange Sudbury Waltham Maynard Acton Lincoln Somerville Tibbitts

Magdalene Chapter Attends Grand Charter Meeting

Mrs. George Champagne and Mrs. Irving Dart of Magdalene chapter C. E. S. will attend the Grand Charter meeting at Kea Temple Boston on Friday of this Sardian to ita soc te.

George Champagne Irving Dart Magdalene C. E.S Kea Temple Boston Rangel Ian Ita Soc

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