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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1918

Page

6

Local Notes On Residents and Health Updates

A Concord Junction column notes residents and visitors, including Rembrandt Wilson ill with pneumonia at home, Mrs Wilson ill at Deaconess Hospital, and Thomas Williams returning home. It mentions Mildred Gerrity visiting Lawrence, Randall Woodworth leaving for Georgia for U S service, and Alfred Jones resuming duties after surgery. Also reports Lieut Harold Shepard on furlough, use of Anursnack hotel for influenza overflow, and improving conditions for Mrs Edward McClellan and Mrs David Sheehan after illness.

Yensin Jeay Wainwright Concord Rembrandt Wilson Jocal Expressman Wilson Deaconess Thomas ‘Williams Tiss Mildred’ Gerrity Lawrence Randall Woodworth Oglethorpe U.S. Medical Department Fred Waite Kenneth Washington D. C Alfred Jones The Whitney Coal & Grain Co Harold B. Shepard Engs. Forestry Regt Camp Humphrey Herbert Shepard Spein Anursnack Edward McClellan Oneyr Homer Alten Northeastern College David Sheehan Deaconess Hospital She

Wedding in White Mountains Ends with Church Mass

Miss Loulee Christian daughter of Joseph D Pose Goma and Walter Comeau brother of the groom as best man attended the ceremony at Help of Christians church. Rev M Kiley officiated the nine o'clock mass. The bride wore a veil and lilies of the valley and carried white bride roses. Miss Mil pred elacen sister of the groom wore blue taffeta with silver lace and carried pink roses. After mass the couple hosted a breakfast at the bride’s home and planned a honeymoon trip. They will reside with the bride’s parents until the Allen Chair Co. job location. The couple’s popularity yielded many gifts in cut glass silverware and money.

Loulee Christian Joseph Goma Help of Christians Church M. Kiley Milpred Elacen Walter Comeau Littleton N. Haan Church St Allen Chair Co Brno

Enrolment for Army Training at Boston College Nears

Enlisted students Gerrity and John D Mecht may join Army Training at Boston College as big corps sign on. They expect opening date this week with strict military discipline and equipment training. Courses cover ages 19 to 20 years and include officers’ training while younger recruits receive basic instruction.

Ares Gerrity John” D. Mecht Army Boston College U. S. Army Sanrcoaar

Solemn Mass Held For Late Rev Daniel W In Former Pastor

A solemn high Mass of requiem was offered Saturday morning at 8 o'clock for the late Rev Daniel W In former pastor of Help of church. The service was attended by a large number of parishioners, with celebrant Monsignor Kiley assisted by Father McLacenas and Father Ryan.

Daniel Win Help of Church

Untitled Concord Junction News Notes and Poems

Local notes report visitors, family moves, illnesses, and job changes among Concord Junction residents. Also included is a wartime poem praising American troops and a call to victory as Allied forces advance toward Berlin.

Narrow Escape After Harvard Car Crash At Dead Man's Curve

An auto owned by A W Ruzzle and driven by George Cole overturned on Dead Man's Curve in Harvard. Passengers George Hefty Ernest Ingham Alfred Isner Roy Kay and Robert Kay escaped with minor injuries. Isner dislocated a thumb Kay injured both legs and burned from splashed radiator water while the car was damaged and towed to a garage.

Harvard A.W. Ruzzle George Cole George Hefty Ernest Ingham Alfred Isner Roy Robert Kay Riobert Kay

Pvt Russell Parsons Home On Weekend Leave

Pvt. Russell Parsons was home over Sunday from Camp Devens for a weekend leave.

Pvt Russell Parsons Camp Devens

Food Facts cottage aids Liberty Bond drive by scouts

Concord Scouts secured the Food Facts cottage at Li ely Green to sell Fighting Fourth Liberty Bonds in the drive's final week. Two scouts man the booth daily 9 am to 9 pm. Forrest Whitney and Donald Wood lead sales with about $6,000 by Monday evening. Wood has 15 bonds. Scout Lovell underwent appendicitis surgery Monday with a successful outcome.

Liely Green Concord John M. Keyes Forrest Whitney Donald Wood Wood Scout Lovell

Concord Bond Subscriptions Amid Stated Shortfall

Concord residents have purchased about 24/350ths of the fourth issue bonds, barely 55 percent of the allotment. At least a dozen well off individuals have not bought any bonds. As of now 1273 buyers are recorded, raising the question whether Concord will oversubscribe next Saturday and whether each citizen has done all they should.

Concord

Community notes on confined residents and epidemic

Bedford residents report several illnesses and recoveries including Harry Tuttle under home confinement with influenza like symptoms. Patrick McBreen returns home after two weeks of influenza. Miss Ruth Raymond plans a Cleveland visit and Miss Evelyn Monson recovers from appendectomy. State Guard events and Boston activities postponed due to influenza. Boston College and ROTC openings delayed. Mrs Mildred Pope Moore reports safe France arrival and good health.

Harry Tuttle Bedford St Tooth Cleveland Evelyn’ Monson Massachusetts State Guard State Armory Boston College Mildred Pope Moore Benj. Pope France

Death of Lulu Mabel Green in Com monwealth Ave

Mrs Lulu Mabel Green wife of Private Harley Green died at home from pneumonia after influenza at 19. She had lived in town only a few months and won friends with her quiet manner. The body was taken to Orleans Vermont for funeral services and interment. The husband and relatives mourn her loss.

Mary Sadie Boylan Fisher's Island N. Y James Boylan J. Dwinell Main ‘St W. A. Wright H. ©. Shepard Waltham Rodney Pratt Frank Wright Orleans W. S. Green David Drysdale Freeman Robbins Boston Harness Co Camp Thomas James Maguire Utica Shirley Lulu Mabell Green Harley Green Commonwealth Ave Green

Death of Miss Cynthia A Hall Resident of This Town

Miss Cynthia A Hall aged 80 died at the Home for Aged Women on Walden Street. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Pletiah Hall of Western born Lowell August 13 1834. Services were held Tuesday October 15 at 2 30 p m Rev Loren B MacDonald officiating Interment at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.

Cynthia A. Hall Walden St Wilss Hall Pletiah Hall Westorn Lowell Loren B MacDonald Sleepy Hollow Cemetery

Gasoline Card System Earns Approval for Sundays Rides

Herbert Vialle of Torrey & Vialle supports a card system to distribute gasoline, enabling working men to enjoy Sunday leisure rides with their families. He endorsed the plan as soon as the idea of gasoline free Sundays was raised, and urged equal access for all workers.

Herbert Vialle Torrey & Vialle Vialie

Union Church Hopes to Resume Services Next Sunday

The Union Church aims to reopen public services if conditions permit after three weeks of closings due to the epidemic. If reopenings are advised against, parishioners are urged to pray at home with memorized scripture references posted on the church bulletin board.

Union Church State Emergency Health’ Committee Iit

Fair Postponed To November 1 Auction For War Funds

The Concord Grange fair and exhibition of fruit and vegetables is postponed to Friday November 1. Auctions of the exhibited fruit and vegetables will start at 9 15 with all proceeds donated to war activities.

Concord Grange War Activites

Illness of Corp Edward P Kelley and Classified Sale

Word has been received that Corp Edward P Kelley of Co L 89th Inf Camp Sévier S C is severely ill with influenza. His friends wish him a speedy recovery. For sale include a range an oil stove a baby carriage a sulky and tender about 1500 ft lumber. C A Davis 40 Hubbard St Concord Mass.

Corp Edward P. Kelley Co. L. 89 Inf Sévier S. C C. A. Davis Hubbard St Concord Mass

John V. Ropes Buys Word Touring Car in Salem Week

John V. Ropes of Salem purchased a Word touring car from Torrey & Viale during the week.

John V. Ropes Salem Word Torrey & Viale

Lost Book Notice From Middlesex Institution for Savings

Notice announces loss of book number 23865 and stops payment. Issued by Charles E. Brown treas of Middlesex Institution for Savings in Concord dated October 16, 1918.

Middlesex Institution For Savings Charles E. Brown Treas Concord

General Housework Maid Wanted in Concord Mass

Family of three, infant child seeks strong healthy young woman for plain cooking washing ironing. House has modern improvements. Sundays off and one hour each afternoon. Wages eight dollars to start with raise if satisfactory. Call or address Mrs K Verheyden 70 Monument St Concord Mass.

K. Verheyden Monument St Concord Mass Francois Ethey Dox St. Concord

Nurse Polly Dumaine Defends Prisoners in War Letter

Polly Dumaine, a French nurse, writes to her mother describing German prisoners and criticizing Allied treatment. She notes brutal wounds, Canadian captors, and grim impressions of enemy soldiers while contrasting pacifist ideals with the harsh realities of war.

Polly Dumaine France 8. C. Dumaine

church services listed for the week with two pastors

Rev George A Tewksbury leads Sunday morning at 10 45 with Johns Vision of the Conquering Christ and evening at 7 00 the second half of Fosdicks The Challenge of the Present Crisis Force of Reconciled with Love. Midweek meeting Friday 7 45. Scandinavian services led by Rev A O Huseby Wednesday and Sunday at 8. All invited.

George A. Tewksbury A. O. Huseby

Influenza Epidemic Shows Slight Decrease in Concord

Reports from the Board of Health in Concord note a easing in the outbreak that has swept the nation for three weeks. About 350 to 400 cases are tallied with roughly 1 percent fatality and 25 deaths. late week counts show 21 new cases on Friday and nine on Saturday, with a drop since then.

Board of Health Office Concord

Advertised Letters At Local Post Office Names

List of advertised letters including Guy H. Cutler W H Emery Mrs Celia L Anthony Mrs Philip Chase Mrs Watson Higgins Mrs Gosie Huard Miss Mabel M Jewett Mrs A B Little Mrs Julia O Leary Miss Marion Taylor Mrs William W Wilson J William Byron Postmaster.

Guy H. Cutler W. H. Emery Celia L. Anthony Philip Chase Watson Higgins Gosie Huard Mabel M. Jewett A. B. Little Julia O’leary Marion Taylor William W. Wilson J. William Byron Postmas'er

Red Cross Volunteers Aid in Influenza Epidemic

Due to influenza the Red Cross faced delays in supplies and staffing. Concord Branch answered a Sunday call with 90 members distributing gauze masks for attendees of influenza cases. Masks and nursing aids are kept at the local apothecary. Mrs Charles K Darling coordinates volunteers for day or night nursing or housework and provides protective gear.

Concord Red Cross

Maynard Coal Shortage Triggers Appeals in Concord

The Fuel Committee of Concord reports a flood of requests from Maynard residents seeking coal as the town faces a severe shortage and must prioritize allocations.

Fuel Committee of Concord Maynard

Concord Boy Wins Distinguished Service Cross

Sergt Charles B Johnson of Concord is awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism on July 19 near Steakney. Under shell fire his battery position endured blasts as an ammunition dump was hit. He stayed amid the fires and explosions, put out three fires, and helped bring wounded to shelter.

Charles B. Johnson Hill2 Dury Rd Concord Berkley ‘Johnson 101St Field Artillery A.1s. F Sergt Johnson

Cattle sales and household job ads listed for Stow Manchester and Watertown

Classified notes by Otis H. Forbush announce cattle sales in Stow on Oct 25, household goods in Manchester on Oct 30 31 Nov 1, and cattle and horses at Watertown on Nov 4. Also ads seek maids in Concord and Sudbury mass with varied wages and schedules, requesting references.

Otis H. Forbush Stow Manchester N. H Watertown Enterprise Adv

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Concord Junction Christian—Combeau White Mountains Erate Sy Seley Corey Sfort Bervics Andrew Oon Concord Junctionn Edward Surette Germany Hans Berlin U.S. A Belgium Channel Gamle Merrie England Will Uncle Sam Scout News Polly _Dumaine Polly Dufmaine Trinitarian Church Leyahs Peri Silas, Peirce & Gowite Framingham New Gretonnes, and Sikelines Wheeler Concord, Mass L. Anderson & Son Main St Goncord Tel Brookfield Red CROSS Cutting Farm Sudbury Sudbury, Rd Hubbard He Colonial Inn Old Concord, Mass Bath Brown Grain CO Austin Macrae Cera
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