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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1916

Page

7

Public Probate Notice and Executor Appointment

Estate of Ora OConnor and ofl Chadwick probate notices issued in Middlesex and Concord Massachusetts. Executors cited to appear November 1 1916 for Ora OConnor estate and Raynor M Gardiner appointed executor for Olr Chadwick estate urging creditors to present claims and debts to 39 Court St Boston by stated deadlines.

Ora O'Connor Hannorah Honora O’connors Honora Conners Mayhard Ann. Magorty Cambridge Middlesex Arabia Ofrl Chadwick Concord Raynor M. Gardiner

Maynard Joseph Ridgeway Dies at Daughter’s Home

Joseph Ridgeway of Stow died suddenly Saturday at his daughter Mrs John Stafford's home. Born in England about 63 years ago, he lived in Troy for 25 years and moved to Stow six years ago to work in the American Woolen Co wet finishing dept. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Stafford residence with Rev A G Hall officiating. He belonged to the Maynard Cricket and Athletic clubs and the Shippers and Finishers union. He is survived by two sons in New York and three daughters, Mrs Stafford and Misses Ann and Elizabeth Ridgeway of Stow. Interment was in Stow Cemetery. The United Textile Workers of America held a large convention delegation meeting at Broadway Central hotel. A F of L delegates John Golden, Jesse Walker, Tobias Hall, and Sarah Conboy were elected to Baltimore.

Joseph Ridgeway Stow John Stafford England Troy N Y American Woolen Co A. G. Hall Esther Fletcher Parkin George Layton Ridgeway Maynard Cricket and Athletic Shippers Y. N Ann Elizabeth Ridgeway United ‘Textile Workers of America Broadway Central T. W. of A John Golden Jesse Walker Tobias Hall Sarah Conboy A. F. of L Baltimore

Maynard Men Join Co I 6th Regt Concord

About a dozen local youths are in Company I of the 6th Regiment from Concord with six more to enlist at next week’s meeting. Captain Michael Dee praises the Maynard boys and hopes to recruit to full peace strength. A Maynard night at the armory is planned with inspection by the tors and an enlistment features address. The company will travel to Washington, D. C., in early spring.

Co. I 6Th Regt Concord Michael Dee Maynard Tors Washington, D. C

Kielinen Returns From Mexican Border Service

Kielinen of Company M Ltd Rest has arrived back from the Mexican border. He reports daily armory muster and notes his weight loss during service but says he feels better than ever. He criticizes the Mexicans near the border town as slovenly and unkempt.

Hn Kielinen Co.’ M. Ltd Armory U. S Kielinen

Breck and Parkin Return From New York Convention

Thomas Breck and Joseph Parkin returned Sunday from a New York convention gathering. They attended discussions on shaping policy and exchanged views with fellow delegates.

Thomas Breck Joseph Parkin New York

Alberta soldiers write home on duty and pride

A letter from Alberta to the Concord Enterprise defends Canadian troops in World War I. Benjamin C. Loring recounts heavy enlistments in Lac Ste. Anne and prairie life, praising Canadian soldiers and courage of women left behind. He stresses patriotism, duties abroad, and that Albertans have supplied thousands over quota.

Alberta Canadian Patriotic Fund Lac Ste. Anne John Blue Paul Revere

Light Keeper Finds Assistant Dead at Plum Beach Lighthouse

Charles Ormsby, keeper of Plum Beach lighthouse in Narragansett Bay, returned from furlough to find his assistant John M. Boldt dead on the kitchen floor. Boldt, 65, had been in charge during the absence. authorities suspect natural causes as the light reportedly burned dimmer, suggesting no watcher on duty.

Newport RB. I Charles Ormsby Plum Beach Norragansett Bay John M. Boldt Boldt

Destroyers Finish Assembly for Torpedo Practice

Newport R I Oct 25 Destroyers of the third Atlantic fleet sail for Buzzards bay and Gardiner's bay for torpedo practice. During their absence the first and second flotillas will conduct maneuvers in Newport harbor.

Newport R. 1 Buzzards Bay Gardiner’s Bay Newport Harbbor

W C T U Seeks Entertaining 1916 17 Season Program

The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union releases its 1916 17 season lineup. annual meeting at Mrs. Amory Maynard’s home features Mrs. William H. Millington on Philippine experiences. Readings, music, and talks cover Burma, social welfare, narcotics, and civic topics with varied hostesses and guest speakers.

Amory Maynard Wm. H. Millington Philippines Grace Hol‘brook John Wentworth Burma John Case A. Morrill Osgood Annie I. Haton Chas. Stanley Gavin, Taylor Gavin Taylor Geo. Smith Pauline Bent

Fe A Merriman Commission Affirms Oath

Fe A Merriman manager sworn and subscribed before October 21. Commission expires April 29, 1921.

FE. A. Merriman

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