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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1918

Page

5

Local Service Notes and Family News From Marlboro Area

Hmmett Thane on the road to recovery after pneumonia at Marlboro hospital. Deputy Grand Chancellor William F. Clark and Arcadia lodge members visited Progressive lodge K of P in Somerville. Private James Eaton on a weekend furlough visited his parents at 2 Nason St. Overseas arrival of Private Chester Irwin announced to William Irwin of Acton. Roy Lambert on a weekend furlough from Ft. McKinley visited his parents at Wal tham St. Mrs Riihimaki of Quincy spoke at Walnut Street Finnish Congregational Church. Ladies Benevolent society plans a December 12 sale in the chapel vestry. Deputy Chief of Police John Connors moved to a new home on Brooks St. Private Harry S. Croft’s helmet and gas mask on display at Nason St store. Ralph Kiershaw of New York City, former resident, graduated from U S School of Navigation and joined a New York–Savannah steamer. James J. Morgan and Frank Goettler attended the New England Overseers association meeting in Worcester.

Hmmett Thane Garfield Jr Marlboro Hospital William F. Clark Arcadia Lodge Somerville Progressive Lodge K. of P James Eaton Army Training Corps Nason St William Irwin Acton Sr Chester Irwin Roy Lambert Battery *F Ft. McKinley Portland Joseph Lambert Waltham St Riihimaki Quincy Walnut St Ladies’ Benevolent Society Congregational Church John Connors Brooks St Nancy Haynes AY A Harry S. Croft William Croft Acton St Boston Ralph Kiershaw New York Ciy U.S. School of Navigation Savannah James J. Morgan Frank Goettler New ‘England

Soldier John Hietala Wounded, Hospitalized in France

Private John Hietala of Co. F 2d battalion 304th Infantry lost a leg in action and is in a base hospital in France, per a letter to his sister Mrs. August Servio. A 26 year old Maynard native, he was inducted at Camp Uens last year and previously worked in the weaving room at the Aseabet mills.

John Hietala 304Th Inf France August Servio Harrison St Hietala Campiens Heaig Aseabet Army August Hatala Glest Maynard Plaier John E. Histala

Tragic Burns Claim Life of 3-Year-Old Catherine Lombardi

Catherine Lombardi three died from burns sustained while playing near a leaf fire at home on Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services were held at St Bridget Church with Rev Edward Crowley officiating and interment at St Bridget cemetery.

Catherine Michael Lombardi, Thompson Jr St. Bridget’s Church Edward F. Crowley St. Bridget’s Cemetery

Maynard News Brief on 104th Infantry Officers

Lieut. De Verta formerly of Co D 104th Infantry and a recent instructor at a southern cantonment passed through Maynard on Saturday. Many Maynard boys serve with D Company of the 104th and De Verta reported they were all well as he left for the U S A.

de Verta Holyoke Co. D 104Th Inf Maynard D. Co 104Th

S. A. Christie M. D. Opens Office at Case’s Block

Doctor S A Christie M D moves into Case's Block at 20 Nason Street with office hours 9 30 to 11 a m and 3 to 7 30 p m Sundays 2 30 to 5 30 p m. Telephone 58.

Case’s Block Nason Street

Correct Addresses Sought for Maynard Men Overseas Christmas Gifts

The Overseas committee lists about 150 Maynard men serving abroad and requests correct addresses for gift delivery. The mail order fund totals five dollars and targets a prompt approach via T. F. Parker, Main Street, treasurer, to ensure gifts reach soldiers and sailors in time for Christmas. A few additional names and addresses were received Tuesday.

Maynard The Overseas Committee Francis A. May William A. Morrill Carl A. Lund Chas Dyson Albert N. Hodges Ralph D. Jones Guyer Fowler Hartwell W. Flood John J. Gallagher Edward J. Mahoney Arthur H. Millington Wm.f. Baron James W. Carney Harry, S. Croft Louis Delorey Whitney J. Bent John R. Nordberg John Adamson Walter R. Kenniston Fred J. Wilder William Moynighan Patrick J. Pynne Loreto Arcieri Elmer W. Mattson John ‘Lester Charles Luker Roy C. Bent Everett G. White Hans P. Hanson Joseph A. White Philip ©. Dwinell Waldo E Anderson Hietala Thomas B.smith John H. Keegan Frederick Dana Jones Charles H. Comeau Hans A. Erickson Corp David J. Foley Charles E. Irwin Joseph W. Kaler Daniel W. Lowney Meneto T. F. Parker Main. St Magnari Kate Goodenow Summer St Tommy .Dugan Front St Tommy Parker Wm. Litchfield Pillow Goodenow Nk Pine Ee Assabet Bank Frank Spence Dorothy Spence William Scully Dart Os Oon Es George ‘Kynch James.McCarthy Charles Warren Thomas Bell Awvancok Charles F. Parsons Delia Riley Arthur Sullivan George O’brien Florence Frazier Wilson Cuttell John Nordberg Fannie Harwood Siasioss Aes Niald Severe Annie Baron William Croft Louis. Shaw Thomas Dugan Florence Higgins Timothy Higgins Jo Sexton Patch Guy George Stockwell T. F. Parker Grace Wilder Spinning Room Helen Curtis Katherine Frazier Wilhemina Hanson Annie Hanson Rosé Hanson Beatrice Cuttell Louis Cuttell Ceye'siciure Thomas French Prarete Neeady

New Idea Store Ads Highlight Men’s Coats and Suits

Friday and Saturday only at New Idea Store Maynard on Main Street buyers find men’s overcoats priced at 25 dollars and 18.47 dollars and a range of sizes. Pure worsted suits are 35 dollars reduced to 27.50 with no sales before or after.

New Idea Maynard Main St New Idea Store

War Fund Drive Meeting in Maynard Draws Big Crowd

A Maynard Liberty and Victory rally drew a full Colonial hall under United War Work campaign. Private John Taylor of Maynard, wounded at Belleau Wood, headlined a night of patriotic speeches and a flowing ovation as Major Sants and Maj. McCarthy listened, while Rev. Papineau and others spoke urging generous donations.

Taylor Colonial Hall United War Maynard Private Taylor Marines Belleau Woods America Horace Bates A. B. Papineau

First Meeting of White Cross Guild at Riverside Hall

The White Cross guild held its first fall meeting at Riverside hall on Sunday afternoon. A committee was named and plans were made to host a reception for Rev. Edward F. Crowley and Rev. John J. Sweeney. The event will occur at Riverside hall on Wednesday evening November 27. A vocal solo by Miss Gertrude Connors with Mildred Connors on piano followed the business session.

White Cross Guild Riverside Hall Edward F. Crowley St. Bridget’s John J. Sweeney Gertrude Connors Mildred

Joseph Hanna Improves After Victory Day Accident

Joseph Hanna of Sudbury Street is reported resting comfortably and improving at Marlboro Hospital after a fall from a moving auto truck on Victory Day. Roosevelt Sr. suffered a broken leg and body contusions in the same incident.

Joseph Hanna, Roosevelt Sr Sudbury St Marlboro Hospital

Maynard Classifieds Include Jobs and Sales Briefs

A Maynard Massachusetts ad column lists a request for a short term job seeking by a woman named Mary with contact Box 63. It also notes a Glenwood range for sale and several storefront promotions including men’s hats offered Friday and Saturday only at the Idea Store on Main Street.

Mary To Maynard Mass Glenwood Range

Woman's Club Secures Boston Speaker for Maynard Meeting

The Woman's Club invites Maynard men to attend a Tuesday November 26 gathering at Masonic hall featuring Frank H. Pope of Boston, famed as a first class speaker. The event aims to boost club leadership and community involvement.

Woman’s Club Frank H. Pope Boston Masonic Hall Maynard Pope

Victory boys and girls raise funds for United War Work

The Victory boys and girls in public schools under Superintendent W H Millington pledged a total of 976 50 to the United War Work fund. Victory girls 214 members pledged 497 50 and 216 boys pledged 479. Each subscriber gave one to five dollars and aims to earn the amount by next March. The campaign committee praised the generosity of the students.

Victory Sunt. of Schools Wm. H. Millington United Ward Work Fund

Miss Nettie Taylor to Sail for Paris Union Post

Miss Nettie Taylor Walnut senior daughter of Mr and Mrs Gavin Taylor has accepted a secretary position with the American University Union and will sail Friday to assume duties in the Paris office. She is a Maynard High and Simmons College graduate who previously served as secretary of the School of Social Service in Boston before studying abroad.

Nettie Taylor, Walnut Sr Gavin Taylor American University Union Paris Union Miss Taylor Maynard High Simmons College School of Social Service Boston

Presentation of WWI servicemen brassards at Pitchbure service

Mrs. William Litchfield presented families of Maynard soldiers who died in service with a black ribbon brassard bearing a gold star. Names include Frank Demars Edward Miller Francis King Myles Tierney Ralph Panton William Kerens Rev. John Vaananen and others. A conference at Pitchbure featured a Sunday sermon.

William Litchfield Maynard Frank Demars Edward Miller Francis King Myles Tierney Ralph Panton William Kerens John Vaananen Sensregational Church

Trouble at Mills Labor Unrest at As Sabet Wet Finish

Trouble at As sabet mills began last Wednesday when Wet Finish workers walked out after holidays seeking a 25 percent wage rise. A. F. Joniec of Providence spoke to halls on Florida rd. Union leaders say most strikers are unaffiliated and UTU says it does not sanction the walkout. Workers returned Monday and may seek union membership and formal channels for demands.

Assabet Mills Florida Rd A. F. Joniec Providence R. I United Textile Workers of America United Textile Unions

Delegation Heads to New York for Textile Union Convention

A group of local textile union officials departed Saturday for New York City to attend the United Textile Unions of America annual convention. The gathering, delayed by John Golden’s absence from the UTA W A post, will include Maynard leaders Bernard Garrigan James Boulden Matti Mattson Walter White Thomas Breck Thomas Smith Mark Newton and Miss Mary Driscoll.

New York City United Textile Unions of America John Golden U. T W of A United States. Labor Commission Maynard Bernard Garrigan Textile Council James: Boulden Matti: Mattson Weavers’ Union Walter White Thomas Breck Thomas Smith Mark Newton Mary Driscoll

Reunion attendance by Concord man recalls 1872 Boston fire

Joseph Smith of Concord Junction attended a reunion of surviving firemen from the 1872 Boston fire held at the Revere House in Boston. Smith was a member of the Cambridge fire department at the time. Mrs. Alexander Hickland and Mrs. Margaret McGrath were weekend guests in Medway.

Joseph Smith Concord Junction Boston Revere House Mr. Smith Cambridge Fire Department Alexander Hickland Margaret McGrath, McKinley Jr Medway

Also Mentioned on This Page

Maynard News S. A. Christie, M. D Maynard, Mass Fullenton Maynard Overseas Committee Harry T. Bates Mill Office C. J. Lynch Linden Sf United States of America Washington, D. C Massachusetts United States League of Nations Congress Aepeenalty Horace Public Safety Middlesex Central Pomona Grange I. C. O. F. Hall Pomona Idea Opeko Coffee Opeko DeLee’s Drug Store Rexal! Store Merrell-Soule Co Syracuse, NY Johnson Music Store Edison Ivory M. B. Church Assabet Institution For Savings Charles H. Persons Arthur E. Walker Charles H. Persons Orrin Fowler William B. Case James R. Bent Abel G. Haynes Board of Investment Haynes Black Main St. Maynard S. Howard Howard Hamblen M. D Maynard Block L. P. Goulding Plance South Sudbury Mase
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