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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1918

Page

6

Concord Junction Local Notices and Personal Snatches

Fragments report Miss Florence McCabe ill with pneumonia at Concord Junction. Solney of Holliston attends a sister Mrs. James. Boise has returned home from Camp Raritan N J for furlough with parents. Mildred McQuarrie back in New Bedford for a week. Carley and others mentioned with household changes. Sesaah with relatives noted. Huron day visit ends.Levan recovering.

Florence McCabe Solney Holliston T. Stich James Pine Boise Raritan N. J Charles Bouse Mildred McQuarrie Carley The Russe di Huron Sesaah Rlevan

Brother of Chester Elmes Reported Injured in Action

A cable to Guy Elmes stated that his brother Chester H. Elmes, 2d Lieutenant, 114th Infantry, A. E. F., was reported to be wounded but recovering and to be back on his feet soon.

Guy Elmes Chester H. Elmes

Christmas Present Containers Ready for Soldier Distribution

Containers for Christmas presents to soldiers overseas have arrived and are stored at the post office. Labels issued to soldiers determine the recipients, who bring a label to the post office to receive a container. Containers are inspected before mailing and must be returned if unused to ensure delivery by Christmas.

Not Seriously Hurt Lawrence Burbank After Auto Collision

Lawrence Burbank was struck by a car driven by a Camp Devens soldier while crossing State Road in front of his home. He was knocked unconscious, taken to Deaconess Hospital, and remained unconscious until Monday. no bones were broken and doctors hope for a full recovery despite severe shocks and multiple cuts.

Lawrence” Burbank Camp Devens State Rd Deaconess Hospital Charles Bulger Lloyd Rennie William Chisholm Camp Lee Roger Smith Boston David Feehan Devens George Urquhart Gas Defense Service Technical Corps New York

AVL Entertained Friends at Miss Loretta Shattuck Home

A pleasant evening last Friday at Miss Loretta Shattuck's home featured vocal and instrumental selections and games. Attendees included Misses Helen Tallon Wilhelmina Brestie Ivy Mitchell Edmund Lowney Mossie Donald Jack of Maynard and Harold Des.

Loretta Shattuck Helen’ Tallon Wilhelmina — Brestie Ivy Mitchell Edmund Lowney Mossie Donald Maynard Jacke Acton Harold Des

Giv es Union Church Services and News

Alfred Ww. Stowe, minister, announces Sunday services at 10:30 morning worship plus Sunday school for various ages at 9:30 and evening service at 7:00. Midweek meeting Tuesday at 7:30. Mrs King reports her brother Emmett McCarthy of Co. D wounded in action. Lost open face gold watch with monogram O K L and chatelaine pen. reward to Olive Layons, 55 Central St.

Alfred Ww. Stowe Mia Arthur King Emmett McCarthy, Co. D 104Th Inf Layons Central

Concord News Briefs Include Local Appointments and Donations

Joseph McKenna leaves for Fort Ethan Allen to join the aviation corps while Nicholas Jacobson becomes armorer replacing William Chisholm who heads to Camp Lee. The State Armory benefit screens a movie for soldiers. Avery Foss bags a red fox. Old Concord Chapter D A R to close for winter. meetings moved to member homes. two new members admitted. regent appoints vice president. tea served. national regent speech read.

Joseph McKenna Fort Ethan Allen Nicholas Jacobson William Chisholm Camp Lee Avery Foss William Stevens Germany Old Concord Herbert B.‘Hosmer O. S. Fowler Camp Devens Charles Adams Margaret’ Towle Pauline Bent Persons George R. Blinn Charles Dennison Caroline Holden H. B. Smith

Concord movement lecture series praised and expanded

The article notes no formal group formed the Concord movement but credits Professor Rolfe and local supporters for a highly successful series of town lectures. It mentions plans to extend the movement to Holyoke and Springfield and details continuation courses to begin in Concord Town Hall next Sunday afternoon. It also covers local arrests for speeding and a promotion of English language classes for non-English speakers with evening sessions planned if enrollment meets a 20-person minimum.

Rolfe Frederick A. Lowell Concord T. W. Surette Sarah Goodwin W. Delaney -Howe Woodward Hudson Thomas Matt Shaw Archibald V. Galbraith Rollin M. Sacoho Theodore Chamberlin Allen Prench Wells A. Hall Warren B. Goddard Wilmot R. Jones Concorn Town Hall Commonwealth of Massachusetts Superintendent of Schools

Mission closes at Help of Christians Church Concord Junction

Sunday marked the end of Rev Fr Nichols Passionist mission at Help of Christians Church. Services all week drew large crowds and Sunday night the congregation renewed baptismal vows and received Papal blessing from the mission father.

Fr. Nichols

Hallowe en party hosted by Helen Connell for friends

Helen Connell hosted a Halloween party Thursday at her parents home on Main St. The event featured music and games, with refreshments of ice cream cake and candy. Nine oclock departure time ended a night enjoyed by many children, who received gifts from attendees.

Hallowe’en Helen Connell Thomas Connell Lucille Kennedy Ina McCabe Gertrude Steinman Florida Pageau Gladys Ellen Elizabeth Amerault Lola Kilham Mary Steinman Betty White Jennie Grasela An Pope Frank Carr Gordon McWilliams Rodney Akers Clifton’ Pope Robert ‘Connell

Burglar-Proof Banking Truck Serves Philadelphia

Philadelphia introduces a burglar proof banking truck capable of receiving deposits city wide after hours. It arrives at locations via a barred window, counts and checks funds, and stores them in a steel safe for secure transfer to the bank later.

Philadelphia

United War Work Campaign Organizes in Concord

Allen French chairs the campaign with John J. Dee and James Nagle as district managers. Dee’s team captains include Dr. Philip Flavin Leonard Robinson Harrison J. Barrett J. M. Keyes Gordon Hutchins and Miss Mary Tewksbury. Nagle leads the Junction workers with help from Servais Strathmore Mills Trufant Allen Chair Co and Sullivan Boston Harness Co. Treasurer Chilton Cabot stores deposits at Concord National Bank under D.G. Wing State Treasurer. Canvassers meet at the Colonial Inn and report to Red Cross rooms as progress toward a 25000 goal is tracked with large events planned at the Square and post office.

Allen French John J. Dee James Nagle Dee Philip Flavin Leonard ‘Robinson Harrison J. Barrett J. M. Keyes Gordon Hutchins Mary Tewksbury Nagle Junction Workers Servais Strathmore ‘Mills Trufant Allen Sullivan Boston Harness Co Chilton Cabot Concord National Bank D.G. Wing Colonial Inn Co. Atkinson Salvation Army Red Cross Sunctions Smith Owen Dexter Grirt Armory

Buick Model B Roadster For Sale In Concord Junction

For sale 4914 Model B Buick 25 in fine condition with electric lights and starter. Demonstrations possible on the roadster. Price 350 dollars. See Leonard Cousins Jr at Concord Junction Massachusetts for viewing.

Buick Leonard Cousins, Jr Concord Jct Mass

Auction Sales in Massachusetts Readied by Forbush

Local notices advertise multiple auctions led by Otis H. Forbush, with sales in Concord Junction Woburn Pepperell Ashburnham Leominster Lexington and more. Listings include cattle horses hogs wagons farming tools and hay with dates from November 14 to 25 and details of estates and receivership.

Otis H. Forbush Concord Junction Mass C. M. Blood East Pepperell Edward Johnson Geo. H. Foster Woburn Mr. Skahan Hadle Pepperell F. W. Grant Ashburnham Ohio Whitney Farm H.W. Coster West St Leominster John Moynihan Walnut St Lexington Grassland Kelsey Ranch

All Sailors Superstitious and Old Deep-Sea Skipper

The passage notes sailors’ superstition especially among old deep-sea fishermen who trust signs and omens. A Grimsby sailor defies fate by leaving on a Friday and faces scorn but returns safely with his ship and crew.

Gail Grimsby England Priday

Lead Pencils Then and Now A Graphite Shift

The article explains that lead pencils do not contain lead, using graphite as the core. It notes older writing implements with lead and describes the historical shift to graphite in pencil manufacture.

Concord High and Woburn Play to Seven Seven Tie

Concord High School and Woburn High battled to a 7 to 7 tie last Saturday afternoon. The game was evenly matched with Woburn scoring in the final minute. Notable players include John Mullaney and Connolly for Concord and Hemenway and Canniff on the kicking duties. Referee Potter with Tompkins as head linesman and timer. Four nine-minute periods were played.

Concord High School Woburn High School Woburn High Concord High Woburn

United marriage unites Margaret Mansfield and John Condon

Miss Margaret Mansfield daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Mansfield of Bedford becomes Mrs John Condon of Concord Junction in a 3 pm St Bernard s Church Concord ceremony. Rev Father Mahon officiates. Bridesmaid is Miss Mansfield sister and Frank Gower serves as best man. Afterward couple departs for parts unknown and plans to live with the Mansfield family. Concord Scouts drop two members for lack of interest and appoint Walter Kennedy assistant scoutmaster and Dockery joins Troop I.

Margaret Mansfield Patrick Mansfield Bedford Sr John Condon Concord Junction St. Bernard’s Church Concord Mahon Mary ‘Mansfield Frank Gower Scout News Manter Desmond Wright Junction Walter Kennedy Doolittle Platt Dockery

Contributions Wanted for Thanksgiving Shut-in Fund in Boston

Local notice seeks donations of groceries clothing and money for 800 baskets to aid shut ins and the poor in Boston through November 20 at Mrs Rolfe 9 Middle St Concord Mass. Items include usable clothing evergreen trimming material and a call for help from volunteers and sponsors.

Boston A. Rolfe Mary Mansfield Main St Concord Mass D. M. Harlow

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