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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1918

Page

5

Maynard Social Notes and Local Movements

Marlboro guest Miss Annie Norman visits Mrs. Frank Fearns. Families return from Maine and many locals on vacation or with service duty. Sailors and military personnel reported, and residents frequent Nantasket and vacation spots while neighbors host guests and attend events in town.

Annie Norman Marlboro Frank Fearns Haynes St Reland Maine Leo Lowney U. S. Naval Aviation Corps Daniel Lowney Harrison Sr

Textile unions mark Labor Day parade and field day

Labor Day observances in 1918 saw about 300 marchers in a parade to John A Crowe park with unions such as Loom Fixers and Spinners present. Speakers included Thomas F. McMahon and Nourteva addressing patriotism and labor unity. Afternoon events featured many athletic contests and a one mile race won by A Soummer.

John A. Crowe Park Main St Summer Marists John Connors Acquilla Reynard Imatra Charles Shearer Union James Boulden Bernard Garrigan Spinners’ Union Sudbury St John A.crowe Park New England Thomas F. McMahon A. F. of Land McMahon Labor Nourteva Arthur Nurmi Fitchburg J. Hurley Yowell A. Nurmi P. Karkkamin J.hurley A. Soummer Worcester J. Olja J. Saaranen C. Jacobson

Edward E. Johnson Wounded in Action Aug 7

Despatch to brother Richard Johnson reports Edward E. Johnson a mechanic in Co. G 47th Infantry wounded in action August 7 with degree undetermined. Johnson, a carpenter by trade, worked in Maynard before enlisting in the U S Regulars after war declaration.

Edward E. Johnson Richard Johnson Prospect Johnson Maynard U. S

Autoists Respect Gasoline Conservation Sunday

Gasoline conservation orders were largely followed in Maynard on Sunday as auto owners kept cars off streets. Patrolman Harlow Green logged every passing machine from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., totaling only 33 vehicles, far below normal Sunday traffic.

Maynard Harlow Green

Local Flour Rule Allows 80 20 Substitution This Week

Local Food Administrator George Smith announces grocers may sell white flour at 80 percent white flour and 20 percent substitute this week. A prepared warm bread flour mix with the same ratio is on sale and endorsed. Queen Marie of Romania nicknamed Carmen Sylva, impaired sight, tried a typewriter and devised a quiet machine that functioned well.

George Smith Queen of

Explosion at eel Mill No 1 in powder plant shocks Maynard

An explosion at American Powder Co. plant eel Mill No 1 occurred around 1 a m on Monday. A green charge exploded with slight loss, officials say. No injuries reported as houses shook and residents woke.

American Powder Co Maynard

Missing Private Dominick Laskowski of 26th Division

Private Dominick Laskowski of Company E I Inf and 26th Division is reported missing in action July 22 according to a War Department dispatch received by his uncle in Florida. He enlisted in Go I, 6th Massachusetts Infantry at Concord and later transferred to Company D 104th before going overseas. He was about 22 and worked at the Assabet mills before enlisting.

Dominick Laskowski Co. Ee Inf War Department Joseph Laskowski Florida Laskowski Go. I, 6Th Mass. Inf Concord Co. D Assabet Mills

Draftee Receives Watch and Money Gift at Camp Devens Day

Roy McCormick of Main Street received a wrist watch and a purse of money from fellow Peerless Motor Car Co. employees of Boston as he completed his duties with the firm Saturday before leaving with the draftees for Camp Devens today. Piano bargains offered by R W Carter of Maynard, Main Street.

Roy McCormick Main St Camp Devens Peerless Motor Car Co Boston

Seret Henry Simonds Re-enlists in U S Marine Corps

Seret Henry Simonds of Parker Street completed a second enlistment in August and reenlisted at once. He received a 30 day furlough to spend with his father. Simonds wears a campaign medal and bars for Nicaragua 1912 and Haiti 1915, having served in Cuba and set to report to Quantico for possible service in France.

Maynard Grange Hosts Neighbors Night Opening

Maynard Grange opened the season with a lively Neighbors Night attended by Bedford Grange members and guests from Concord and Acton. The entertainment was provided by Bedford Grange and a collection was served by Maynard Grange.

Maynard .Grange Bedford Grange Concord Acton A. Colation Maynard Grange

Honor Roll Erected for Maynard Soldiers and Sons in Service

Mrs. C. B. Fowler presents a town honor roll honoring Maynard men in the war for freedom and democracy. The 18 by 7 foot panel lists 27 Polish residents plus other locals recently enlisted, with two Fowler sons in service Guy and Harry. The roll sits in the business district and will be updated as more names are added. Exercises planned. dedication date to be announced.

Maynard Fowler Brooks St Guyer Harry Coast Artillery Corps John A. Crowe Public ‘Safety Committee

Dropped Dead Heart Trouble Claims T H Connor at Oak Bluffs

T H Connor of Clinton father of H S Connor and Bridge cafe proprietor died at his daughter's home in Oak Bluffs from heart trouble while on vacation. He was 77 and survived by eight children including Emma Peltier Leominster Henry Maynard Richard Marlboro Charles Marlboro Mary McCarthy Myrtle Hugh and William Connor. Funeral services and burial occurred in Clinton Saturday.

T. H. Connor Oak Bluffs Clinton H. S. Connor Bridge Cafe Emma Peltier Leominster Henry Maynard Richard Marlboro Charles Myrtle Connor Hugh William Connor

Guests Flee Fire At Revere Beach Hotel

Mr and Mrs John O Leary and son John escaped in night clothes when their Metropolitan hotel on Revere beach burned destroying about half a million dollars in property. Mr and Mrs Doel of Main street also fled as their hotel was destroyed leaving them to seek safety.

John McSweeney Gilbertville James Devwire Nasonville R. 1 P. J. Sullivan Maple St William Dowd Winthrop St Whitinsville George Hurd Waltham St Long Ond Littleton James J. le d Nason St Ella O'Day Boston Margaret Gibbons Summer St Albert Randell Hazel Randell Roy Prescott Mohawk Trail New York State New York City Mabel Brown Gilbert M. Hawkes Brown St Swampscott Springfield Wm. H. Millington Hyannis Irvin Howe George Brown Thomas Wright Wood's Hole John O'Leary John Metropolitan Revere Beach O’leary Job Doel Main St

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