Foreclosure Sale of Reed Leyland Property in Concord
Pursuant to a mortgage dated January 19 1916 between Frederick W Leyland of Concord Mass and Julia S Ferris of Boston the property on Cambridge Turnpike Concord will be sold at public auction October 18 1918 at 3 PM. The parcel lies on the easterly side of Cambridge Turnpike bounded by stone walls and neighboring lands and is the same conveyed to Leyland by Mill Brook Farm in 1912 subject to taxes assessments and other encumbrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Leyland
Concord
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Julia S. Ferris
Boston
Suffolk County
Middlesex South
Sistry of
Cambridge Turnike
Wilmot R. Jones
Arallel
Jones
Mises
Mill Brook
Paige Ads Pay Best By One and See
A short item notes Paige advertisement paid out best by one and see. The terse report records minimal action with no dates or names beyond Paige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAIGE
Roll of Honor for Am. Expeditionary Forces
Long list of American Expeditionary Forces personnel with units and locations in France, Scotland, and the United States. Includes names such as Ernest Alsopp, Ernest B. Berry, Jesse Briggs, Edward Burke, and many others in diverse roles from cavalry to medical detachments and depot brigades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsopp
Ernest B
Camp McClellan
Ala
Ernest Berry
Vamp
Devens Blanchard
Webster S
U. S. Naval
Alexander Bresth
Neut
Des Moines
Jesse A. Briggs
55Th Regt
E. F
France
Edward L. Burke
481St Aviation Corps
Henry Burke
Quartermaster Dept
Jacksonville
Fla
George H. Briggs
Q. M. Corps
Langley Field
Hampton
Roberts. Christie
Metropolitan Hospital
Ft. McHenry
Baltimore
Henry Byer
D. Norman Campbell
Ardgay
Scotland
Harold Coolidge
Co. I
104Th Inf
John Coughlin
William Coughlin
A. B.F
Lowell H. Cram
65Th Artillery
A. B
Once
Donald H. Currier
Camp Greene
N. C
W. Bryant Currier, Jr
12Th
U. S. Cavalry
Army Y. M. C. A
Columbus
N. M
I Daniels
Newport
John Davis
Raymond Durkee
Caisson
76Th
Camp Devens
Albert W.hivans
151St
James Madison Fairbanks
American Ambulance Corps
Paris
Harland. Flagg
R. I
Crandall Forbes
U. 8S. S
David Foley
U. S. Inf
Michael Foley
Thomas Foley
U. S. Marines
Quantico
Thomas C. Gallagher
Joseph Gallant
Raymond Gallant
Bat
Ralph Gates
Glenn Gould
Frank Giannoni
Fort Andrews
Boston
Walter Gilmore
O’brien
European
Frank Greenough
Sete
Arthur Ting
H. Wesley Hall
William T.hayes
F. A
Camp Hogan
Houston
Texas
Harry Heath
U. 5 Inf
Carl Hoar
Hugh Hodgen
Sta. Galley A
William Huntoon
U. S
Mt. Vernon
John Kenney
Philip Klein
Wagoner
Harland Lawrence
6Th Co
Theron A. Lowden
Camp Meigs
3Rd Provisional Co
Washington
D. C
Soren Mekklesen
Military Police
Frank McCarthy
John D. MccWayne
Ole Nichols
J. Buchanan Nims
F.A
Fort Oglethorpe
Pliny Nims
U. 8
Inf
South Carolina
William O’connor
Camp
Devens
Oscar Olsen Edward Pendergast
Seth
San Antonio
Howard B. Quimby
James Quinlan
R. Earl Randall
Lenape
Everett Reed
G. Howard Reed
Charles Smiley
John P. Sisson
Ambulance Corps
Allentown
Howard K. Tuttle
Post .Hospital
Garden City
Long Island
N. A
Walter H. Welch
U. S. S. Wyoming
Charles S. West
Charlestown Navy Yard
Uyman M. Wetherbee
A. EB. F
Ernest Whitcomb
Frank ‘Woodward
Raymond B. Wright
Baking Co
John J. Young
Dorothy Bradford
N. Y
Executor Appointed for Elizabeth Dansmore Will
Notice states William H. Gutteridge is appointed executor of Elizabeth Dansmore of Maynard Middlesex deceased. Bond given as required. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay to the executor at Maynard Massachusetts. September 20 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dansmore
Maynard
County of
Middlesex
Maynard Red Cross Seeks Dressed War Volunteers
Maynard calls for surgical dressing workers as urgent Red Cross volunteers. Hospitals worldwide need materials. girls and women urged to join. Central station for platinum tin foil and lead collection to be announced. peaches pits prune pits and shells needed for gas masks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Fowler, Brooks Sr
Maynard Red Cross
Fire call fights hay fire at Litchfield yard
Firemen responded at 11 15 Friday night to a blaze in a load of hay in William F Litchfield's yard in Florida Ct The loss was small due to prompt department action Roll call showed eight firemen on the sick list John Hanson son of Peter Hanson Bancroft St enlisted in the U S Marine Corps Saturday and will be called between October 1 and 10 Fred Hanson a brother is in the Marines stationed at Hayti
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Litchfield
Florida
John Hanson
Peter Hanson
Bancroft St
U. S. Marine Corps
Fred Hanson
Marines
Hayti
Soldier Letters From Front Describe Harsh War Life
Private Howard L. Quimby writes from France about nightly marches by torchlight, delousing stations, shelling near lines, and driving horses to aid gun positions. He notes ruined villages, German retreats, aerial combat, and a comical expense for sweets amid campaign hardships. He closes with figures: American troops consume 16,000,000 cigarette packages, 3,000,000 sacks, 468 tons of chocolate, and 20,000,000 sticks of gum monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Quimby
Battery A
F. A
George L. Quimby
France
SUDBURY HAS GONE A MEMORIAL VERSE FOR WILLIAM STILES
A funeral tribute titled He has gone lines written for William H. Stiles by Josephine Rice White. It laments his death, reflects on faith and duty, and expresses sorrow, belief in reunion, and acceptance of divine will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Stiles
Liberty Bond Pitch Urges Support for War Effort
Rallying cry to New England readers urges buying Fourth Liberty Bonds to fund the war. Emphasizes no amount is too small or large and calls for timely purchase at banks, cash or instalment to defeat Prussian militarism and secure world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Local notices and personnel movements reported
Frank A. Joseph Hudson moves from Lincoln Street to the lower apartments at 69 Central Street. Albert G. Gilman leaves Hudson for Fort Slocum as a limited service man. Federated church to conduct services in the Congregational edifice from November 1 to April 1. William J. Noonan works on the cement floor at Central Fire Station now two thirds complete. Dorklodge officers conducted the committal service for Dr. Cobleigh at Berlin yesterday. Lapointe Machine Tool Co. hires women to run machines, about 15 currently employed, addressing labor needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Noonan
Central Fire Station
The
Lapointe Machine Tool Co
Death of John Curley Aged 35 in Pneumonia Attack
John Curley died Saturday afternoon at his Cox Street home after grip followed by pneumonia. A former shoeworker turned carpenter, he married about three months ago. He is survived by his wife, parents, four brothers, and three sisters. Requiem mass was held at St Michael's Church with interment in St Michael's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Curley
Cox St
St. Michael’s Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Dedication Postponed for St Michael Parish School
The planned dedication of St Michael's parochial school was postponed due to conditions. Rev Michael J Doody of Cambridgeport was scheduled to deliver the sermon but was ill and unable to attend the mass honoring St Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's Parochial School
Michael J. Doody
Cambridgeport
St. Michael
BU OPENING POSTPONED FOR STUDENTS ARMY TRAINING
Harry Worship William How William Walsh and John Hayes went to Boston to register for the Students Army Training Corps at Boston University and will return home tonight as the university opening has been postponed one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Worship
William How
William Walsh
John Hayes
Boston
Army Training Corps
Boston University
Lieut Hopkins Detained To Correct Mislaid Records
Lieut Ralph P Hopkins wrote home that he was detained to recover and straighten out mislaid records by an officer who had left. A Clinton man recently returned from France corroborated the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph P. Hopkins
Clinton
France
Reverend Herbert B. Francis Moves to Hudson
Reverend Herbert B. Francis and family relocate to Hudson today to reside at the home of Mr and Mrs Atwell St Heath 30 Church Street. He will begin duties immediately in the Federated parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert B. Francis
Hudson
Atwell
St. Heath
Church St
Francis
Davis Surrenders After Absent Without Leave
Private Edgar R. Davis of Company M 101st Regiment gave himself up yesterday after being sought for leaving a military hospital without leave. He will be turned over to an Otisville New York officer. The fire whistle warning notified schools to remain closed until the next 7:30 a.m. signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar R. Davis
M. 101St Regiment
Otisville
N. Y
Influenza Bulletin Urges Hygiene During Outbreak
The bulletin advises washing hands before meals, avoiding crowds, and steering clear of sneezing individuals. It warns against shared towels and drinking vessels, recommends boiled dishes, warm clothing, and staying healthy to prevent infection, ending with a calm reminder not to worry.
Practice to Prevent Infection in Patient Care
Guidance on isolation and mask use when attending patients, with mask handling and replacement every two hours. Reuse of gauze after boiling, hand disinfection with bichloride or Cresol, sleep, diet, and fresh air recommended. Patients instructed to cough or sneeze into washable or disposable containment and to boil dishes.
Boil Articles From the Sick Room Before Handling
Instructions warn to stay out of the sick room and avoid handling articles until they are boiled. The guidance emphasizes preventive hygiene and safety for staff and readers.
England grants exemption to single mine owner manager
An English coal mine near the owner’s home is exempted from usual rules. The proprietor is the owner, manager, and sole employee, producing 20 to 25 tons weekly and about 1,000 tons last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Public Health Advisory for Inmates and Residents
A directive instructs no visitors and no visits, to call a doctor for inmates showing early sickness. Symptoms listed include inflamed eyes, watery discharge, runny nose, backache, headache, muscle pain, and fever. Recommendations urge avoiding crowds, keeping children warm and dry, ensuring home fires and fresh air, and adding clothing if cool nights.
Work and Health Guidance During Influenza Season
Public health tips urge walking when possible and avoiding crowds. Emphasizes hand hygiene, covering coughs, sun exposure, not sharing towels, and staying away from homes with flu cases. Stop work if sick and rest in bed until a doctor approves.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard Hamblen
M. D
Maynard Block
P. Goulding
South Sudbury
Mabe
Milton C. Bean
Optometrist
Nason St
Aeemont
B. Garland
Maynard, Mass
Strout
Concord ST
Maynard Marble Ad Granite Works
Board of Selectmen
Creighton’s Block
Frank Binks
B. Morse
Albert Smith
Sulla
Ferris
Barry
Jers’ Hall
Agton Roll OF Honor
William H. Gutteridge
Mass
South Acton
Triple Crawford
Crawfo
A. T. Haynes
Ico Maynard
Sudbury
Bill
Josephine Rice White
Frank A. Joseph
Lincoln St
Central St
Albert G. Gilman
Fort Slocum
Federated Church
Dorklodge, A. F
A.M
Dr. Cobleigh
Berlin
B. U
Lieut. Hopkins
Riplewford
Departent of Health
Maynard Upholstery CO
Nason St. Tel
Lever
Silas Peirce & Co., Ltd
Framingham
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