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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
9
A. M. Haynes & Co promotes a vast selection of home furnishings from basement to attic. The ad touts a full house furnishers inventory including beds mattresses dressers and Marsh Comforts, highlighting low prices and bulk stock to attract customers.
Marlboro lists tax matters and public notices including voter registrar trips to Easton, community suppers at 7, medical surgeries for children in Marlboro area, hospital reports, and a Marys River doctor case. Also notes on local deaths, society meetings, and upcoming elections and civic activities.
John M Keyes attends Ancient and Honorable Artillery meeting in Boston. Mrs James O Leary returns from Charlottetown. William Gaudet, WA 8 S Houston on 10 day furlough at home. J J Brisman on week vacation from Rexall store in Hopkins. Hanlon returns to L Anderson & Son duties after two weeks. Mrs A Macdonald and Ruth De Arlington visit. Sept 1 schedule change for line with cars leaving at quarter past the hour.
Fr. Lynch recently returned from overseas where he served as Jesuit chaplain in the front trenches for over a year. He delivered the Mass at St. Bernard's church Sunday morning.
Petition to administrators for the estate of Louis Wasiuk intestate in Middlesex County Massachusetts. Frederic H. Hilton named public administrator seeks letters of administration. citation requires appearance September 29, 1919 at nine in the forenoon at Cambridge Probate Court. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise.
W. E. Whitcomb of West Acton searched Gloucester for his wife after a vacation there. He motored Sunday to bring her home but could not locate her and had no clue by Monday night. It remained a mystery whether she fell into the water or where she went.
The families of Mr and Mrs Lucius Hosmer and Miss Clara L Sawyer express gratitude for kindness and remembrances shown during their bereavement.
A San Francisco streetcar scene shows a five foot nothing soldier in uniform carrying a 75 pound camping pack. A motherly woman offers him her seat while others laugh. A former sergeant notes the man once carried cannons for 15 months and jokes about hiking for an appetite.
New York police arrest Hermann Otto Boehme, a manufacturer, in a $100000 breach of promise suit by governess Elfrieda Arntz. She claims he promised marriage in November and noted an attachment to Miss Elsie de la Chapelle. The pair, both Germans and Boehme a naturalized citizen, met at Highland Lake in 1918.
Sudbury schools began Monday with changes in staff. Mrs A Hunt and Harvey Hunt plan a vacation. Walter Stone entertained his mother over the weekend. Ira T Moore bought a Saxonville place and resumes farming. Everett Green, former principal, visited old friends. now in Stow. Rev John Threlfall resigns from South Year Congregational Church. First Woman's Club meeting set for Town Hall September 17. Miss Leonora Stiles returns to duties. Louise Sanders back to school. Miss Witham returns to the West. Mrs DC Hunt of Roxbury staying with cousin Mrs S J White. Levi Wheeler family survives. Myra Fairbank visits Sterling camp. Henry Horton and wife move from North Sudbury to South Sudbury Starrett place for new employment. Albert Newton and wife to move into Mrs Luman Parmenter’s house in South Sudbury.
The Sudbury born teacher Mrs Faith Hadley Wheeler died suddenly of heart failure at her Lexington home Sunday night. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hadley, educated at Sudbury High School Framingham Normal School and began teaching after postgraduate work.
The committee on by laws for the American Legion met with Maurice White Saturday evening Col Bradley Vincent Clarke Maurice White and Chauncey Eaton were chosen. The next meeting will be held at Town hall Thursday evening this week. All boys in service invited to attend.
Rev Charles F Parsons pastor leads Wednesday evening service at the usual hour. Sunday school home department members attend a meeting at the Deaconess Home for Aged Women in Concord Wednesday afternoon. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets with Mrs Hiram Parkin on Pleasant street Thursday afternoon. Sunday services at the usual hour.
Maynard meets Marlboro All Stars in a three game set with the first at Prospect Park Marlboro on Saturday afternoon September 20. The second game moves to Maynard for the rubber and the deciding match will determine the series outcome. The All Stars are Marlboro Manufacturers League’s top pick after a season finish. Also, Lailies Benevolent Society holds a charity meeting at the Congregational Church parlor this week in the afternoon.
The article notes a rising NY practice of sentencing minor offenders to save via war savings stamps. Syracuse reportedly invested $5 000 in stamps last year, later returned to workers or used for families. At Niagara Falls David Broderick, six months on probation, was to pay $12 weekly for stamps and eventually received $280.50 in stamps.
Miss Jennie Deane assists at the Fullenton Hat Shop during the fall season. A regular monthly meeting of the Masonic Social Club was held at the club on Mason Street with Saturday evening refreshments served after the gathering.
Miss Alice White and Miss Rose Helen Fornier wed William Fornier and Charles Edward Cronin in a double ceremony at St. Bridget’s church. The couples, both veterans wounded in action, will reside in Hudson and Maynard. They and their families hosted a reception at the Fornier home and plan a wedding tour to New York and Philadelphia.
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