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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1917

Page

10

Concord War Relief Committee Reports July September Efforts

War Relief volunteers held thirteen all day sewing meetings in the Court House rooms during July August and September with an average attendance of 22. They sent Thirteen bales were shipped to Paris and France and Algeria with thousands of items including sheets socks towels hospital shirts nightshirts and various garments and supplies totaling 4218 articles. Contributions total 148.89 dollars with expenses itemized for postage materials clothing and supplies. Meetings occur Wednesdays at 10 with a box lunch. new drives include collecting old newspapers pamphlets and books for sale to aid the War Relief work.

Mile Jacke Pierrard Hopital 262 Paris Emile Thorneyssen Gare de la Chapelle la Generale Lyautey Morocco Philip Riddett Cannes A. M Jules Siegfried le Havre No. 8 H. W. Weller Canales Wey W. Riddett Paul Hyacinthe Son H. S. Grew Iskevil Iron Antibes Madame Bronner Monsieur A Vidal Havre Beiset France Saterins Ghilton Cabot Monument St

Local Notes and Arrivals Highlight Town Social Scene

Cyrus Hosmer Jr spends Sunday at Camp Devens. Charles Newman rents a tenement at 9 Thoreau Street. Herbert B. Hosmer rents the Townsend House on Monument Street. Mr and Mrs Charles Wright of Roxbury guest in town. Mr and Mrs Carlton Hutchins of Springfield visit Mrs George Wheeler. Faculty Coach Earle W Peckham arranges a Woburn high game on Columbus Day. Ladies auxiliary of the A O H to run a whist party in Monument Hall Thursday evening. Cardinal O Connell names Rev M P Mahon chaplain general of Federation covering Concord Maynard Marlboro Lincoln and Shirley. Alvard J Rose heads to New York then France to join Over Sea Gas Defense unit. Free lecture on Russia and Revolution by Thomas Whittemore at First Parish vestry Friday Oct 12 at 8 pm. Whittemore directs American Fund for Russian Refugees.

Camp Devens Charles Newman Thoreau St Herbert B. Hosmer Townsend Monument St Charles Wright Roxbury Carlton Hutchins Springfield George ‘Wheeler Earle W. Peckham Russia Thomas Whittemore Whittemore American Fund For

Concord Plans Thoreau 100th Birthday Celebration

Concord will mark the 100th anniversary of naturalist Henry David Thoreau born in Concord July 12 1817. The celebration is set for the last week of the month per committee plans.

Concord Henry David Thoreau

Acton Local Notes Highlight Moves and Community Events

West Acton residents report new tenement occupancy on Arlington Street and a family moving in. Harl Randall returns from a government transport furlough. Local trips include a Dorchester vegetables run and a Worcester visit. Rally day and fair attendance marked by church groups and positive fruit displays.

William Lawrence F. R. Knowlton Arlington St John Greer H. A. Gould Rindge N. H Mr. Gould Blanchard & Gould Harl Randall Dorchester Peck Ruth Pierce Fred Pierce Pierce Worcester Congregational Church Boxboro Acton Fair Universalist Church South Acton

West Acton Convenes in Brockton for 44th Mass WCTU Convention

The West Acton WCTU met at Mrs. Holbrook’s home on Tuesday October 2 and reviewed county convention work. The Mass WCTU 44th annual convention will be held at Brockton’s Methodist Episcopal church October 23 24 and 25 with officers predicting a solemn inspiring gathering. One local delegate was chosen to attend the state convention and more delegates are expected.

Brockton Mass. W. Co. T. A Methodist Episcopal Church

Fire damages roof at B. D. Hall residence

A small roof fire at B. D. Hall’s home Sunday afternoon, likely from a chimney spark, was quickly controlled after the fire alarm summoned the fire company. Damage estimated at about 15 dollars.

B. D. Hall

Harvest Supper at Universalist Society

The annual harvest supper and entertainment drew a good crowd on Thursday. A fine menu was followed by vocal solos by Miss Porter of Somerville, a reader appearance by Miss Jennie L. Durkee, and folk dances by Miss Elinor Weeks, all warmly received.

the Universalist Society Porter Somerville Reader Jennie L. Durkee Elinor Weeks

West Acton Woman's Club Holds Open Vestry Meeting

The first West Acton Woman's Club gathering met Monday in the Baptist church vestry with President Mrs. Louise L. Clark presiding. Miss Dean of Roxboro offered two piano solos and lecturer Philip Shepard M D spoke on 21 years among African tribes using pictures and curios.

West Acton

Artist church roll call set for October twenty sixth

Local notes show W. J. Smiley at home over Sunday and several Sunday visits. Mrs Rhee Spinney and Miss Jennie L. Durkee hosted guests. M S Dixon of Woonsocket and Mr Strong of Attleboro visited, as did Mr Harriman's farm guest. Community events include a Red Cross entertainment at I C O F hall and a reading of Pollyanna by Marion H Clark with proceeds for Red Cross supplies. Ralph G Baker reports about 500 bushels of carrots this fall.

W. J. Smiley Rhee Spinney Jennie L. Durkee M. S. Dixon Woonsocket Strong Attleboro

Second Liberty Campaign Opens on Firing Line

The note announces the start of the Second Liberty Campaign and calls readers back to the men on the firing line with an ad from Concord National band on the front page.

Concord National Band Adv

Missionary Day Focuses on Italians in America in Sunday Program

Next Sunday the second Sunday of the month is observed as missionary day with the topic The Italians in America and Our Relation to Them. Speakers include Rev. C L Pierce on Religious Backgrounds The Life of the People in Italy and a panel on Italian Colonies in America Italian Life in Italy and The Italian As a Citizen. Socials and a new study book The Manhood of the Master by Harry Emerson Fosdick are announced along with local births and visits and a Baptist society supper later in the week.

America Union Alaska New York City C. L. Pierce Italy Amecia Harry Emerson’ Fosdick D. D Jesus

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