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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1918

Page

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Local News Briefs From Concord Lowell and Surroundings

Mrs. George W. Hunt hosted friends in Lowell. Andrew J. Raymond joined the Naval Reserves. Rupert Marshall underwent appendectomy at Deaconess Hospital last week. Eva Given of Somerville visited Catherine Smith in Barretts Mill Road. Joseph Swan arrived safely in France. Elsie Hussey and brother Kenneth of Swampscott visited town. Priscilla Wheeler returned home after a summer at Sargent camp in Peterboro. Gladys Cook enjoys a ration from Boston duties while spending time in Maine. Margaret Towle resumes teaching in North Weymouth. Annie Clark returns to New Bedford to teach in public schools. James L. Cann, formerly with Torrey & Vialle, promoted to sergeant before sailing overseas.

George W. Hunt Lowell Andrew J. Raymond Rupert Marshall Deaconess Eva Given Somerville Catherine Smith Barretts Mill Rd Wonré Joseph Swan France Elsie Hussey Kenneth Swampscott Priscilla Wheeler Peterboro Sargent Gladys Cook Boston Maine Margaret Towle North Weymouth Annie Clark New Bedford James L. Cann Torrey & Vialle

United in Marriage Helen Hunt Weds Roger Allen in Navy Groom

A home wedding at the Hunt residence on Thoreau street joined Helen Celia Hunt and Roger Keene Allen of Concord Junction in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Geo A Tewksbury. The couple, attended, received guests after a reception with arches of greenery and flowers. Afterward they left for parts unknown and will reside with the bride's parents. Helen Hunt is a Concord high school alumna and bookkeeper. Roger Allen is a Navy enlistee formerly with Edison Light Co Boston and Androscoggin.

George W. Hunt Thoreau St Helen Celia Roger Keene Allen Concord Junction Geo. A. Tewksbury J. Alvord Rose Mr. Tewksbury

Community Notes from Acton and Nearby Towns

WEST ACTON residents travel to Peak's Island Maine and return. Clarence D. Cram elected fire engineer in Acton. Miss Helen Reed engaged to Corp Walter Peterson of Maynard. Families visit after vacations in New Hampshire and Five Islands Maine. Miss Bessie Davis visits from Washington to Northboro relatives. Local housing work by B F Townsend in Maynard. Flag raising at Mrs. Clara Holt’s home with Marjory Stearns and Fritz Oelschlegel. Nellie Hosmer plans return to St Petersburg after Camp Jackson.

R. B. Moore Peak’s Island Acton Clarence D. Cram Helen Reed Corp Walter Peterson Maynard Camp Devens Harles Boyce New Hampshire D. H. Hall Stanley B. D. Hall Five Islands Bessie Davis R. M. Davis Northboro Washington, D. C A. W. Davis B. F. Townsend Martha. Houghton George H. Towne Clara E. Holt Marjory Stearns Fritz Oelschlegel Nellie Hosmer F. R. Knowlton St. Petersburg Fla Roscoe H. Knowlee Camp Jackson

Concord Junction Society News Highlights In Brief

Mrs. Fred Waite and son Kenneth visit Washington D C for a month. Martin Nelson and William Burke report for military service at Camp Upton New York. Concord Junction Catholic club hosts Friday dances in Warner hall starting this week. Willis Pearsons showcases large garden tomatoes weighing about two and a half pounds. U S Government official Dingley enjoys furlough with local hosts. Civil Service plans a Sept 14 exam in Concord for clerk and carrier posts. Charlotte Park receives a engraved silver cup from Old Colony Trust. Edward McClellan and friends take an auto trip to Springfield. Rev Pasquale De Milla and Judge Severoni visit Mr and Mrs A Macone.

Fred Waite Kenneth Washington, D. C Martin Nelson William Burke Woburn Camp Upton N.Y Concord Junction Wm. O’keefe U.S Dingley James Reilly J.F F. C.’ Leighton Cora Edward McClellan Springfield Pasquale de Milla Our Lady of Pompeii’church Harrison Ave Boston Judge Severoni A. Macone Strawberry Hill Rd

Carpenter Louis O'Clair Dies After Fall at Maynard Mill

Louis O Clair 46 a Maynard carpenter fell from the new mill and died next morning at Deaconess hospital. He was a well known resident with a wide circle of friends. Funeral service at Christians church with requiem mass. Interment in St Bernard's cemetery Concord. He leaves a wife a son Ernest and a brother Frank O Clair of Lawrence among mourners.

Louis O’clair Cunlory New Mil Maynard Louis O'Clair New Mill Deaconess Hospital Mr. O'Clair Bey M.D. Kileyard St. Bernard’s Cemetery Concord Daniel, Colbert James Mullen Carpenters Union Adolph Gagne Frank O'Clair Lawrence Ernest Frank O’clair

Community Notes From Waltham and Nearby Towns

Local social updates list visits and guests from Waltham Concord and Lynn. Births include a daughter to Dr. and Mrs. B J Flaherty at Marlboro hospital. Navy personnel Ralph Jones and Arthur Leton reported overseas. A Magdalene chapter C E S meeting was held with a grand matron visitation planned.

Magdalene Chapter C. E. S Masonic Hall

Accident injures Mrs Gallicutt in West Lynn

Mrs. Everett Gallicutt sustained a knee cut and bruises after a gas stove exploded while she visited sisters in West Lynn. A doctor attended, she returned home and has been confined to bed since. Card of Thanks from Mrs. Louis O Clair and Ernest O Clair expresses gratitude for support after a bereavement.

Everett Gallicutt West Lynn Louis O’clair Ernest O’clair

Acton Centre Notes and Local Arrivals

Mrs Stevens of Jefferson Maine visits sister Mrs Forrest Bean in Acton Centre Grange opens after summer vacation on Tuesday Sept Quincy Fletcher and son Raymond J visit Hopedale relatives Charles I Miller attended tractor demonstration in Pennacook NH and visited sister in St Albans VT Miss Marion Barrett resigns as grammar school teacher to take Lancaster post with $200 raise Miss Anna Taylor of Ayer teaches intermediate school Ella L Miller moves to grantmer school position in Acton Centre.

Mrs. Stevens Jefferson, Me Forrest Bean Acton Grange Quincy Fletcher Raymond J P. Hopedale BE. P. Gates Wand Paul and James Arthur Wayne Boscawen N. H Mrs. Wayne Acton Centre Grantmer Marion Barrett

Enjoyed Trip of Scully Family Along Hudson and Mohawk Trail

William Scully and Mrs. Alice Joyce with Mr and Mrs William Scully Jr traveled by the Mohawk Trail to the Hudson River and New York. They stayed with relatives in Rockville on the return journey and noted oil slicks off the coast near Coney Island from a German torpedo attack.

William Scully Alice Joyce William Scully, Jr Hudson River New York Coney Island Coney San Connecticut Rockville

Peach Stone Collection Drive by St Bridget’s Junior War Unit

The Public Safety committee assigns St Bridget’s Junior War Unit to collect peach stones and pits from homes along with shells from walnuts, butternuts, and hickories. The drive also gathers old kid gloves for the Red Cross.

Public Safety Committee St., Bridget’s Red Cross

Notices From Acton and Vicinity Share Local Movements

Residents report visits and travels as Roy Peebles, Addie L Chase, and Frances Hodgen tour nearby towns. Ro y L Duren recovers at Deaconess Hospital while Otis Reed heads to Camp Devens. Families relocate homes and prepare summer plans with instructors and clergy, including Rev Barker and Chaplain Leonard awaiting Camp Dix service.

Milwaukee signs former Maynard star as high school coach

Frank Murray, M H 8, Tufts graduate and former Maynard baseball standout, accepts teacher coach post at West Division High School in Milwaukee Wisconsin. He recently worked in U S Agriculture war service during summer vacation.

Frank Murray M.H Tufts ‘College Maynard Milwaukee Wis Murray

Local families noted in social notices

Mr and Mrs Harry Denton and son return from a Hampton Beach stay. Mr and Mrs Henry Wilder of Ashby visit daughter Mrs Rockwood Miles. Mrs William MacDonald and son Frederick guests in Dorchester. Alfred Jones moves to 3 Central St. Martin Gillegan on two week vacation. Mire Sullivan and children return from Mull days. Miss Mary O Donnell joins Maine railroad freight office. Mrs Frederick A Waite and son Kenneth travel to Washington DC for weeks with relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Sheehan welcome arrival of a little one last Monday. Mr and Mrs John McLeod Waltham and Mrs Julia Pearson Cambridge hosted by A B McLeod. Mrs P O Robinson Mattapan, formerly town resident, renews acquaintances here with friends.

Agon Joseph Glickman Waltham St John Webster Concordat Fall River George H. Gutteridge Bridgewater N. H Robert Carter Providence R. I Walter Phillips Parker St Charles Barlow Lynn Emily Roberts Linden Nathan Bagon Barney Fagleman Nason Baton B. J. Flaherty Marlboro Hospital Ralph Jones Arthur Leton Bradford Frank Brackett Bert Sylvester Arthur Bariteau Bridgton Leo Minnie Downey May Darcy Margaret Kamish Ernest Crowell Swampscott Charles Welving Boston Mary Shea Glendale St William H. O’brien Syracuse N. Y Co. A, Co W. F Lakehurst N. J Harry Denton Hampton Beach Henry €. Wilder Ashby Rockwood Miles William MacDonald Frederick Dorchester Alfred Jones Assabet Ave Central St Martin Gillegan Eformatory Mire J. d., Sullivan Mull Mary ‘O'donnell Maine Railroad Frederick A. Waite Kenneth Washington, D. C Charles Sheehan John McLeod Waltham Julia Pearson Cambridge A. B. McLeod P.O. Robinson Mattapan

Currier Son Enlists in Signal Corps Aerial Photography

Louis W. Currier eldest son of Dr. W B Currier joined the U S Signal Corps Department of Aerial Photography in Rochester on Monday August 26 resigning his Council of National Defense post in Washington to pursue active war service. Dr Currier notes all three of his sons are in military service.

Louis W. Currier W. B. Currier U. S. Signal Corps Department of Aerial Photography Rochester

Wounded Private Ernest Lambert Named in Boston Post List

The Boston Post of Monday September 2 lists Private Ernest W. Lambert of School Street South Lisae J among the severely wounded. He lived in the Titus house and worked in the Woolen mill.

Boston Post Ernest W. Lambert School St South Lisa Ae J He Emery Titus

Mrs Irving West Improves. Moves to Swampscott

Mrs Irving West has improved since moving to Swampscott two months ago and her family has rented a furnished house there for a year. Also an advertisement seeks a man to work on a farm, skilled milker, with tenement milk and good wages. Apply B. J. Kimball. South Acton.

Irving Jones South Acton B. J. Kimball

Sudbury Community Notes From Local Residents

SUDBURY The Ladies Aid of Mr church met with Mrs Werden last week. Bowers entertained her Mrs and sis and friends over the holiday. Stiles is at home from Connecticut called for service. William F. Law of Boston visited Perry's over Labor Day. Frank F. Gerry and Ruth Gerry spent last week at the Cape. Bertha Neal left for Orono Camp Devens for two months. Of six before the exemption board, one was taken Robert Miles sent to Camp Deene?e.

Walter Taylor Warren R. L Otis Reed Camp Devens Reed Charles Kimball Martha Epps Winchendon Glines Christie Sidney Laffin Maynard W. B. Ou I. C. West R. A. Barker Calais Royden Leonard Anna Nagle Palmer Leonard Camp Dix Donald H. Currier 50Th U.S. Int Ering Ae Frank ' Taylor Charlana Lake Sunshine Rindge Margaret Whitney Florence Merriam Gardner Irene Fitchburg Normal M.r. Church Werden X. Ik. Bowers Sis Stiles Connecticut William F. Law Boston D. Perry Labor Day Frank F. Gerry Ruth Gerry Cape Bertha Neal Orono Robert Miles Camp Deeenee

Local residents move and travel notes from Labor Day

Stanley Hall left for St Petersburg Florida while Webster Blanchard of the Naval Reserves was at home on Labor Day. Families and neighbors spent the holiday at farms and camps with visits to Hudson Camp Jackson and Pepperell. Schools opened Tuesday and Miss Stone from Maine joined the intermediate school staff.

A. Stanley Hall St. Petersburg Pia Webster Blanchard Naval Reserves Katie Jennie Bresth Carlton Gallant Albert Grimes Hudson Nellie Severonia Somerville Daniel McCharles A. Durkee Waltham James Hurley Willie Smiley Paris Island Marines Myron Chaffin Pepperell Nelson Womboldt Shirley Glen Gould Philip D. Sawyer Camp Jackson Columbia Ruth Pierce Wation Wordesge City V. G. M. Missirian Boro Lizzie Scanion Hugh West South Acton F. R. Knowltoi B. B. Coolidge Springfeld Helen Reed Harry B. Holt Labor Day Clara B. Holt J. J. Bolan Quincy Mac Charles George H. Towne Boston H. W. Snow Norman Ofeoburn J. L. ‘Towne Sylvia Frank Mansir J. A. Grimes Everett San A R. Beach W. B. Holt Holt Miss Stone Maine

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dodge Brothers Dodge Brothers Works Detroit Cadillac Torrey & Vialle, Inc Main and Walden Streets Concord, Mass Helen Hunt Roger Allen West Acton Celia Dow Fred Proctor, Maplest Roy Peebles Ruthland Ice Man Vermont Gladys Bernice Teele Mise Elizabeth Richardson Roy L. Duren Frances Hodgen South Royal Aton Mabel Morrison H. B. Willis Arthur Jones Bay View Manchester-by-the-Sea Hannah Monson Fitzwilliam Addie L Chase Dr. Eaton Newton Highlands Craig Sweet Davis Block H. ®. Willis Signal Corps Sudbury Tel Maynard, Mass Aucio Main St Wright Ratan Glenwood Ford
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