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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1917

Page

8

Concordian Echoes From War Veteran In Canada

Former Concord resident E Coy, long based at Belknap Street, writes from Vancouver after service with the American Medical Corps of Canada. He describes gas attack injuries in France, hospital care in Weatin hanger Kent since last May, and hopes for a Canada-bound boat soon. He asks friends to write to 400095 Geo Bi Coy O A M.

E. Coy Belknap St. George Weatinhanger Kent France Concord George Vancouver American Medical Corps of Canada Canada AD. M Liverpool Home Sweet Home Geo, Bi Coy A. M

Luther day and events at Trinity Church schedule

Trinitarian Church marks Luther 400th anniversary with Luther day services next Sunday. Pastor outlines morning and evening sermons titled What Did Luther Do. Sunday school meets. Endeavor at 6:15. Norwegian service at 8. The month’s Musts of Jesus series continues. Friday’s subject is The Must of Message. Mary Chase speaks Adventures in Hawaii. Nov 11 ticket office hours at & M.R.R. closed. Several notices include Commissions at Plattsburg and a dance Friday night attracting families.

Martin Luther Luther Jesus Inez Brown Sargentville R. R Edgar Clark Pittsfield Joseph Smith John Ae America Plattsburg J.R. Ford Irene Carrol Arlington Gertrude ‘Holden Dea Willis Thomas Hopkins Westfield Kof Monument Hall Concord Maynard & Hudson Street Bert Langlas Fore River

Concord Women Hold Meeting With Charity Talks

The Concord Women's Club met November 12 1918 with Mrs Geers presiding. M Baker urged a state federation fund via 26 cent per capita tax, replacing a bazaar. The group donated 25 to the Christmas fund for war children and heard a lecture on affordable house furnishings by Hisse K Chamberlain of Boston.

Concord Women’s Club Concord Ir Abott Ee M. Baker George A. Tewksbury Social Service Committee Camp Devens

South Acton Church Schedule Promotes Mission Board Event

Reverend Ralph A Barker presides at 10 30 am worship with 11 45 am Sunday school and 6 pm C B H meeting. A stereopticon lecture marks the Woman's Board of Missions 50th anniversary in Boston with praise and preaching replaced. L B C meets Thursday 2 30 with Mrs Irving West. Friday prayer social at 7 30 on Meaning of Prayer.

Ralph A. Barker C. BH Woman’s Board of Missions Boston

Concords Y M C A fund drive sets six thousand quota

At a Sunday meeting a general committee and a 25 member canvassing group were appointed to raise Concords share of six thousand dollars for the Y M C A. George M Bowker leads the Concord Junction district and the aim supports YMCA construction and social recreation for distant men.

Y. M.C. Ao Pliny Jewell F. Chamberlin F. W. Eaton A. W. Lee Benjamin Moody Allen French George M. Bowker Concord Junction Concord

Mrs John Bordman dies at daughter's in Groton

Mrs John Bordman passed away Tuesday at her daughter Mrs Harriett Robinsons home in Groton after weeks of declining health from a fall last August. Funeral held Friday at Union church conducted by Rev W T Batt. She leaves husband John Bordman of Concord, daughter Harriett Robinson of Groton, and son John Jr in the Philippine Islands.

John Bordman Groton Union Church Hawthorne O. E B.S West Concord Woman’s Club Mass. Reformatory Bordman Harriett Robinson John Jr Philippine Islands

Community Notes and Meetings Across Acton Locales

The first Mothers meeting led by Mrs F E Macomber is set for Tuesday November 20 at 2 80. Mrs Louis Jones heads the program on The War and Its Relation to Our Homes with a free discussion and tips on Conservation. Several local residents travel, visit, and move as noted: Pryor Fulton visits Dr Christie, Frank Packard and family buy the Frank Pratt farm at Fletcher corner, Fernle Co completes a new stock building, and Rev J B Case preaches at Acton Center church. The White Ribbon Home at Ayer plans a formal opening November 22.

F. E. Macomber Louis Jones Powder Mill Whitney Maynard Lester Fletcher Cole West Acton Greenough House Acton Theodore Chamberlain Mary Armstrong Emma Halliday Elizabeth Hinckley Christian Endeavor Society Somerville Pryor Fulton Waltham Christie Laura Archibald Truro N. H. Tenney Waltham Watch Frank Packard Harvard Frank Pratt Fletcher Corner Fernle Co Everett Reed Camp Devens Thompson Galley Reading A. Merriam Coral Whitney Dorothy Pickard Concord Junction C. B Congregational Church BE. Richardson Barker Case Africa Japan J. B. Case Acton Center White Ribbon Ayer

Narrow Escape As Car Misses William OConnell

William OConnell narrowly escaped serious injury Friday when struck by a car near Commonwealth Avenue. He stepped from a truck, did not see an oncoming vehicle, and was knocked to the ground by a glancing blow. He was carried home and found to have no broken bones, though badly shaken and bruised.

William O'Connell Commonwealth Avé William

Letters From Boys Arrived Safe After 16 Day Voyage

Letters received from almost all the boys across the water report they arrived safe and sound. The voyage lasted 16 days though many were landed 19 days after leaving. Letters were written on the boat in harbor somewhere in England and give little on surroundings. Relatives are glad they have reached safety.

England

At the Resort

Dialogue notes mention Mia and Grubb's husband as a steady correspondent while questioning her cashing checks. The excerpt implies scrutiny of financial activity without detailing events or outcomes.人物 names Mia Grubb, her husband appear as a persistent correspondent and reference to checks.

Grubb

Married Quietly in town wedding of Delaney and Colby

Henry Thomas Delaney and Nellie Alfreda Colby wed in a quiet Nov. 10 ceremony at the parochial residence conducted by Rev. Francis V. Cummings. Miss Gladys Colby attended the bride and John Delaney served as best man. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Colby, after a wedding trip.

Henry Thomas Delaney Nellie Alfreda Colby Francis V. Cummings Gladys Colby John Delaney Delaney Mrs J. W. Colby Joseph Tallon Walter Miller United States Navy Ethel Shaughnessy Belmont John Snow Union N H Harry Carroll Edward Flavin Shubert Frank Imbibo Westvale Fred Miller George Gauthier Marlboro James F. Riley Elmer Rankin Concord Louise Lyons Leominster Red Cross West Concord Woman's Club Concord Junction Europe G. M. Missirian Armenia Webster C. Hoagland Signal Corps Naval Reserves Bar Harbor N. 8. Hoagland

Modern Missions and East Churches Featured Services

Sunday at the church includes morning worship at 10 45 with the pastor Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone preaching on Modern Missions fore gleams of the Light. The church school meets at noon and three Endeavor societies hold sessions at 3 30 4 30 and 6 with the topic Our Foreign Mission Board Their History and Achievements. Evening service is at 7 Rev Garab Missirian will speak on The Churches of the East and the War.

Alfred Wheeler Stone Our Foreign Mission Board Garabed Missirian

Flag star orientation tip from Christian Science Monitor

An advisory notes that when making or buying an American flag, each star should have a single point pointing upward, asserting this as the correct standard.

Christian Science Monitor

Mrs Patrick Kelley Dies of Pneumonia In Maynard

Mrs Patrick H Kelley of Maynard dies Thursday Nov 8 at Nervine hospital Westboro after weeks of illness. Cause pneumonia with an expected death a shock to friends. Funeral Monday at Help of Christians church Requiem Mass by Rev Francis Cummings. Interment St Bridget's cemetery Maynard. Survived by husband Patrick H Kelley.

Patrick Kelley Patrick H. Kelley Nervinle Hospital Westboro Ladies’ Auxiiliary A.O. H. of Maynard Ladies’ Sodality of Help of Christians’ Church Francis Cummings St. Bridget's Cemetery Edward J. Lyons Alex McHachern Arthur Meehan Thomas Carroll Jr John E. Reilley Martin Williams Patrick H.kelley

Maynard Defeats West Acton in Local League Match

Middlesex edged West Acton 1336 to 1266 in a league night at the local alleys. Miler led scoring for Maynard while Blume starred for West Acton. Fred B. Walker, Verdun ambulance driver, will address a Patriotic meeting Thursday at Colonial Hall.

Middlesex West Acton Miler Blume Fred B. Walker Verdun France Colonial Hall

Naval Supremacy and The Defense of Commerce

Sir Cyprian Bridge argues that a fleet's essential role is defending commerce. A nation may fall not only to invasion but by prolonged blockade that cripples trade. The navy must protect merchant shipping to ensure overall national supremacy.

Cyprian Bridge John Hays Hammond

Stosstruppen Mentioned in Passing Show Dialogue

The scene notes Tommy comparing a character to Stosstruppen after consulting a German dictionary. A second Tommy agrees, saying the blighter’s face betrays him, reflecting a passing show quip about shock troops.

Stosstruppen Tommy Bill

A Scheme That Failed A Scheme That Failed

Twin brothers Ben and Jim Coverdale inherit a Brazilian coffee plantation but intrigue swirls around a young Adele Weatherby and wealthy Mildred Conyngham. Jim dies en route home. a torn codicil reveals Conyngham’s plot to claim part of Jim’s fortune and force a marriage, ending her schemes.

Ben Jim Coverdale South America Jim Adele Weatherby Adele Mildred Conyngham Coverdale Brazil United States John Williams Ben Coverdale Miss Cobyngham James Coverdale

Ring Pitches Well in Brief Buffalo Stay

Jimmy Ring impressed in a short stint with Buffalo posting a 1.62 earned run average over 50 innings in the International league. Vean Gregg led the league with a 1.72 mark over 267 innings. Both Ring and Gregg were the only pitchers to allow under two runs per nine innings.

Ring Jimmy Ring Buffalo Vean Gregg

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