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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1918

Page

5

Wounded Elmer Mattson Writes From Base Hospital

Private Elmer Mattson of the 327th Infantry’s machine gun company was wounded by shrapnel and confined to a base hospital. In a letter dated Oct 10 he describes the battle, the hospital stay, and his hope to rejoin his unit. He notes many fellow soldiers in hospital and recalls the harsh frontline experience.

Elmer Mattson Machine Gun Company 327Th Inf Mattson Hillside St Jerry James McCarthy Emmet McCarthy Co. D 104Th Inf McCarthy Ember

First fall meeting of the Woman's Club at Masonic Hall

The first fall meeting of the Woman's club convened at Masonic Hall Tuesday with strong attendance. A delegation led by President Mrs Alfred H McCleary and Secretary Mrs Gilbert N Hawkes was chosen to attend the Federation of Woman's Clubs convention at Marlborough Wednesday. Misses Zimmer of Boston gave a delightful music program with Nellie Zimmer repeatedly encored on harp and Hilla Zimmer on piano and voice. A editation was served in the banquet hall at the close.

Woman’s Club Miasonic Hall Alfred EH. McCleary Gilbert N. Hawkes Federation of Woman's Clubs Marlborough Zimmer Boston Nellie Zimmer Hilla Zimmer

Private John Beck Wounded in Action in Canada

A letter received by his sister Mrs. Thomas French in Douglas reports Private John Beck of the Canadian army was wounded recently. He describes a near‑shelling incident, recovery at a convalescent depot, and a pleasant stay with good facilities and climate while he recovers and writes home.

John Beck Thomas French Douglas

Elma Laurilla Wins Thrift Stamp Contest

The second winner in the freshman commercial department typewriting contest, ending November 8, is Elma Laurilla who earns the Thrift stamp. Laurilla had 41 credits that week, with Aili Linfors at 37 and Florence Jackson at 36 as runners up.

Elma Laurilla Miss Laurilla Aili Linfors Florence Jackson

Dr S A Christie Moves to Case Building at 20 Nason Street

Dr S A Christie has moved into the Case Building at 20 Nason Street. Office hours are 9:30 to 11:00 and 3:00 to 7:30 weekdays, and Sundays 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Telephone 58.

Case’s Block Nason Street

Bedford doctor dies at 55 in Maynard area

Dr Edward B Hamblen of Bedford dies at his home on Saturday at age 55. He was brother to Dr Howard Hamblem and Mrs Gar land of Maynard, a prominent professional society member and a member of Charles Abbott lodge AF and AM of Somerville. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon. The Antlers club of Maynard opens new rooms on Summer street Riverside Cooperative block with a social and refreshments and donates 25 to the United War Work fund. The Maynard cantons urge residents to donate records for Camp Devens and the Victory Boys and Girls raise funds for the United War Work drive with a five dollar pledge to be paid by March.

Frank Dunham Shirley A. O. Duham Sylvester Sullivan Sherborn Philip Weston James A. Coughlan Acton St C. N.canfield Lowell Carl Stockbridge Laura E. Gault Arthur Gault Concord East Acton William Lowney Medical Corp Camp Meade Daniel. Lowney Harrison St James Coughlan Glendale St John Connors Peter Gregis Henry, Kelley Anna Freil Boston Mary Kelley Pine St Fred Fairbanks Medical Department Summit St American Woolen Co Parks St Haynes St Haynes, & Woodward George Champagne North Adams James Morgan Olive Harold John Maley Frank Mary Gilbert St. Agnes’ Convent Masonic District George Gutteridge Trinity Lodge Clinton Elizabeth Sweeney Main St Washington, D. C Adjutant General Glenwood Swail W. X. Macurda Mass. Board Oly Maynard Red Cross Amy C. Litchfield Edward B. Hamblen Bedford Howard Hamblem Garland Maynard Charles Abbott Lodge Somerville The Antlers’ Club Maynard Elks Riverside Cooperative Association United War Work Treasury Victory U. W. W. Campaign New England Committee White Cross Guild Riverside Hall Thomas McMahon American Federation of Labor Edward Coughlin Army Nason St Imatra Band Fred Carlton Edward Carlton Summer St Navy Everett Toope Thomas Lawlor Army Training Corps St. George’s Church

Christmas Mail for Soldiers Overseas Not Extended

Lasting by next Wednesday is the final mailing date for Christmas gifts to soldiers abroad. Parcels must reach the post on that day to ensure delivery by Christmas. Red Cross containers are at T. F. Parker’s Main Street store.

Red Cross T. F. Parker Main St France Army Navy Maynard Christmas Fund Maynard

Maynard Celebrates Victory Day with Grand Parades

Acquila Reynard dressed as Uncle Sam led a 42 piece march band through Main Summer and Nason streets to Rafferty Memorial fountain and back. Crowds filled the streets as Allied flags flew and cannons boomed while workers and local groups joined the joyful display.

Acquilla Reynard Utcle Sam Theodore Wolerschied Main St Nason Rafferty Memorial Fountain Italy Poland France Maynard Main Str Maynard Brass Summer St Nason St Rafferty Memorial Mair Sentral Square Harry T. Bates Ate Bates Francis Jobson James Mullin Thomas Parker Statue of Liberty Wilhimena Hanson Columbia Sergt. Henry Simonds U. S. Marines Manchester Unity Kaiser Borofsky Fred Taylor Harry Rodway Manchester Unity Service John Driscoll Central Square America Marseillaise Brittania McCall

Maynard Joyous Victory Celebrations After War News

Maynard celebrated the surrender with parades, fire alarm sounds, and a mass gathering in Central square. Citizens, bands, and troops joined in singing The Star Spangled Banner and America while officials reported a wounded private and a later note of improved condition.

Maynard Central Square America Navy Gen. Pershing Admiral Sims Horace Bates Albert Mullin Patrick Henry

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Maynard News Edward Smith Motor Transportation Corps Joseph Smith Concord Junction Sergt Charles Dyson Harry Andrews Homœopathic Hospital Charles ‘Distasio Boston University Lillian Ramsey Providence A. B Mabel Bishop Vincent L. Kelly Co. G 13Th Machine Gun Battalion Arley Lawrence Coast Artillery Fort Rodman New Bedford Isabelle Pettigrew Alexander Pettigrew Acton Sr Charles F. Parsons Federated Churches William Nayle Everett Wilson Frank Archer Alexander Bourke Glenwood Cemetery Aive General Crowder Ayer S. A. Christie, M. D Maynard Trust Maynard, Mass Staniy Aril Tol Records Cantonments Camp Devens George H. Gutteridge Aiv Wanteca Mass Opeko Coffee Opeko DeLee’s Drug Store Rexall Glenwood Range Maple Johnson Music Store Emerson Ivory M. B. Church Assabet Institution For Savings Board of Investment Charles H. Persons Arthur E. Walker Charles H. Persons Orrin.s. Fowler William B. Case James R. Bent Abel G. ‘Haynes Haynes Black Howard Robert W. Carter Howard Hamblen, M. D L. P. Goulding Pianoa GOUTH Sudbury Mars
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