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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1918
Page
5
Maynard residents host relatives and visit distant kin as soldiers’ names join the Honor Roll. Birth of a son to Monson residents. naval furloughs and campus assignments noted. Local moves, illness, and shop updates accompany social news and small ads from Maynard.
Private John Crossley of Co. I 104th Infantry was gassed in June and invalided August 18. He is staying at a New Haven hospital but on a seven day furlough visiting his parents in Concord Junction. He originally enlisted in I Company 6th Massachusetts Infantry at the war’s outbreak.
Chairman Harry T. Bates urges all eligible buyers to settle unpaid third Liberty Loan bonds before the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign opens on September 28 and runs through October 19.
The War Savings Stamps league contest shows rising interest with August gains by A. O. H. 791.91 I. O. O. F. 592.52 M. U. 380.64 Eagles 11.54 Moose 12.50. standings Sept 1 list A. O. H. 3131.26 I. O. F. 2948.53 M. A. 641.07 Eagles 517.94 K. of P. 157.55 Moose 138.44. Also notes promotions and local ads for shirts and items at New Idea Store Maynard Brunswick phonographs and piano advertisement.
S A Christie medical doctor has relocated to Case's Block at 20 Nason Street with listed office hours mornings and evenings on weekdays and Sunday sessions. Telephone contact provided.
A reflective remark questions Mrs Gabbalot's public reputation in a scene of cautious speech. The speaker weighs words before casting judgment, hinting at social nuance and wit in a charitable critique.
A wealthy merchant claims his success comes from nightly rest and daytime focus, stating that he stores his mind at night and minds his store during the day. This concise maxim reflects a personal philosophy on balancing rest and business duties.
Historic claim notes General Washington as an active Free Mason in good standing The record cites the 1798 laying of the Capitol southeast cornerstone by Brother George Washington with Free Masons from nearby cities the military and a large crowd present
Primary nominations are set for Tuesday night September 24 at Cooperative hall from 6 80 to 8 30 with contests in the Republican ticket for the House seat held by Rowland P Harriman and a renomination bid by Attorney General Atwill. Democratic candidates are few with no local candidate and potential write ins possible but unlikely. A Gaston rally was held at the P O square as the region eyes statewide races. 1915 Ford for sale by P J Schnair, Brooks St Maynard.
The Maynard priest lies in state and is buried at St Patrick's cemetery. Bearers include John Maley Patrick O Day John Comeau Michael Burke Philip Allard Joseph O Brien Michael Cleary and Thomas Sweeney. Masses and prayers were held with parish groups and Holy Name watchers on duty. The parents of the priest were at his bedside during his illness.
Henry Thibeault attended a show in Horticultural Hall Boston this week. Several residents returned from trips to Maine New Brunswick and Canada while others resumed work at local firms or visited relatives in Worcester Allston Brockton and Fort Ethan Allen Vermont The notes mention multiple family visits and health updates including typhoid treatment and surgeries at St. Vincent Worcester.
Mrs Elizabeth Axford 71 a string resident of Maynard died Saturday at her daughter Mrs John Sunderland Brooks street after a day of illness from Brights disease She survived her husband who died in 1917 She leaves two sons Fred and Albert and two daughters Mrs John Sunderland and Mrs Ida Murphy A sister and brothers in Rockville Conn Providence and Worcester Funeral services were at her home with Rev Charles F Parsons officiating Interment Glenwood Cemetery Card of Thanks from family
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