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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1917

Page

5

Maynard People and Places Shift as Local Transfers Occur

Miss Gertrude Haynes begins a second year at Jackson college while Matthew Campbell works in Boston and spends Sundays with his family here. The Maynard Land Trust Co sold the Brown homestead on Waltham Street to Emilackson, and Haynes & Woodward sold a Parmenter Avenue house to James Ready. Local residents host visitors, travel to Concord New Hampshire, or attend activities at Assabet mills and nearby communities. Co. D 104th U.S. Infantry banqueted by Holyoke Board of Trade. Private Gallagher assigned to military police duties. Civil Engineer Knowlton investigates additions to Assabet mills. Principal Bates led a history class field trip to Cambridge, Peabody Museum, and Harvard Radio School battalion assembly.

Matthew Campbell Boston The Maynard Land Trust Co Brown Homestead Waltham St Emilackson Frank Dunham Shirley Haynes & Woodward Parmenter Ave James Ready Summer St James Dwyer Assabet Mills Albert Haynes Grace Gertrude Concord N. H George Howes Tremont St Mary Margaret Shine Marlboro Michael Toomey Florence Bodfish Pittsfield A. T. Haynes Brooks St Helen Reynard Joseph Glickman Waltham, Sr Boston National Army Camp Devens Co. D U. S. Inf Maynard Holyoke Board of Trade John Gallagher Mounted Police Westfield W. H.stockbridge Healie Soule Freeport Sweeter Carl Stockbridge Linden St Rupert Stockbridge Brooks Extension Knowlton Lawrence Garvin Taylor Garvin Isaac Binks Robert Robertson Hartford Pincipal H. F. Bates Cambridge Peabody and Agassiz Museum Harvard Radio School

Death of Harry Axford Ends Local 35 Year Stay

Harry Axford longtime resident died at home on Elm Street Tuesday morning at 845 bronchial trouble. He came to Maynard from Rockville Connecticut as assistant overseer at Assabet mills and later worked in the machine shops and as gate tender. Born September 30 1846 in Trowbridge England he married there. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Sunderland and Mrs Murphy two sons Fred and Albert Axford five grandchildren and two great grandchildren three sisters and many relatives. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM at his home with Rev. F N Rutan officiating.

Harry Axford Elm St Maynard Rockville Assabet Mills Trowbridge Eng Assabet Lodge Maynard Council Royal Arcanum Hockanum Benevolent Society of Congregational Church John Sunderland Ida Murphy Fred Albert Axford Jesse Bush Pittsfield John Gardner Lowell George Pickup Manchester F. N. Rutan

Million Dollar Campaign Camp Library Week Drives Book Aid

During Camp Library Week September 24 to 30 the Library War council and American Library Association aim to raise one million dollars to build equip and stock libraries at U S training camps and overseas posts. Massachusetts library officials urge public donations through local banks libraries and trusts with school children contributing a penny or more.

Library War Council War Department American Library Association U. S Massachusetts Library War Council

Next Quota Oct 3 Exemption Board Awaits Official Notice

The daily papers say the next 40 percent of National Army draftees will be called Oct 3. The local district board awaits the certified list from Worcester before sending out green cards and 24 hour notices. Some registrants examined elsewhere may be certified to the local board, including Howard Mahoney of Summer Street. The federal exemption board is expected to examine more registrants at Ayer, with orders not yet received. The War Department reportedly plans to file names in certified order to preselect a large list for the next call, aiding registrants in anticipating timing. Uncertainty causes unsettled minds among young men.

National Army Federal District Board Worcester Howard Mahoney Summer St Rockland Ayer War Department

Exemplification Dates Shift for Maynard Grange Degrees

The 1st and 2d degree exemplification scheduled for Oct 16 for Maynard Grange is postponed to Nov 16 due to a surge in membership applications since the last meeting. Applications filed since then caused the date change.

Maynard Grange

Mountbury Tributes Honor Late Family Member

A note from Mountbury and family on High Street expresses heartfelt thanks for mournful floral tributes and many words of sympathy received after a recent passing. The message acknowledges 80 floral arrangements and notes enduring support from the community.

Mountbury High St

Funeral Services For Mrs Alonzo Warren

Funeral services were conducted at the late home on Concord Street Friday afternoon with Rev. Frederick N. Rutan officiating. A duet performance by Mrs. Charles H. Stanley and Mrs. John Sunderland accompanied the service. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery amid numerous floral tributes from grieving friends.

Alonzo Warren Concord St Frederick N. Rutan Congregational Church John Sunderland Glenwood Cemetery St. ‘Bridget’s “Church John Kennedy Main St John J. McHugh

Maynard Grange Members Visit Bedford For Neighbors Night

A group from Maynard Grange visited Bedford Monday evening for neighbors night. Bedford Grange provided a fine supper and the Maynard Grange presented a sketch titled A Bachelor's Reverie to enthusiastic reaction, following a recent Boxboro Grange performance.

Maynard Grange Bedford Bedford Grange Maynard Boxboro Grange

St. George's Church Plans Sunday Forenoon Service

St. George's Church announces services this Sunday in the forenoon with a congregation march to St. Elizabeth's chapel Sudbury by auto at 10 a.m. Evening services for the season will resume at 7 30 p.m.

St. Elizabeth’s Chapel Sudbury St. George’s

Cambridge and Maynard Friends Enjoy Field Day

The annual outing of Cambridge and Maynard friends of Rev. John A Crowe of Cambridge formerly pastor of St Bridget s parish was at Solomon s pond Northboro. A baseball game and track events followed by an excellent dinner. Thirty from Maynard led by Postmaster Coughland attended.

Cambridge Maynard John A. Crowe St. Bridget’s Solomon’s Pond Northboro Coughland

Maynard Red Cross seeks knitters and funds for soldiers

Maynard branch appeals for volunteers to knit 210 sweaters 210 mufflers 210 socks 210 wristlets for the Murphy Drive drive and to raise funds for yarn and supplies. National needs loom as cantonments prepare for 17000 men. yarn costs mount and gifts go through chapter headquarters before reaching troops.

Maynard Red Cross Murphy Drive National Army Ayer Europe National Red Cross General Fund Army Navy

Successful Doughnut Sale At Maynard Grange

The Maynard Grange held a doughnut sale at W X Mac drug store Saturday afternoon evening. About 80 dozen doughnuts were disposed of by salesladies Mrs. W X Macarda Mrs G M Hawkes Mrs Irvinge Howe Mrs William Coulter and Mrs Mary Law ton.

W. X. Mac Drug W. X. Macarda G. M. Hawkes Irvinge Howe William Coulter Mary. Lawton

Board of Assessors to Meet in Haynes Block

The board of assessors will gather in the Haynes block rooms on October 2 and 3 from 1 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm to hear complaints and make corrections.

Board of Assessors Haynes Block

Local Rejections Rise At Camp Bartlett Army Exams

Military officials report many young men from the area were rejected for physical reasons after intensive pulmonary and heart examinations at Camp Bartlett.

Camp Bartlett

For Sale Seven Room Cottage on Concord Street

Cottage with seven rooms steam heat located at 18 Concord Street for sale. Apply to Mrs Sarah B Janell 30 Orchard Street Lawrence Massachusetts.

Concord St Sarah B. Janell Orchard St Lawrence Mass

Students resume studies at Cambridge colleges and universities

A group of young men returned to class this week. At Harvard John Gibbons began his final year on Monday, while Howard Coughlin started a second year at MIT. Ralph Cheney and Herbert Martin returned to Boston University and Charles Distasio with Waino Terro entered BU Law. Harold Sullivan resumed premedical studies at Tufts.

Harvard John Gibbons Howard Coughlin Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ralph Cheney Herbert Martin Boston University Charles Distasio Waino Terro B. U. Law School Harold Sullivan Tufts

Liberty Loan Drive Opens and Details Announced

The Liberty loan drive opens October 1 and closes October 27 with bonds issued in multiples of $50 at 4 percent interest. Patriots reluctant to accept 3 percent should report at Reneage Trust Co. Coupon bonds for the first loan begin delivery September 26.

Reneage Trust Co

Birth of Son for Mr and Mrs John Lawton Westfield

A son was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. John Lawton of Westfield. Both mother and child are reported doing well. Mr Lawton serves as editor.

John Lawton Westfield Lawton

Arthur Lord in France Hears Big Guns Near

Arthur Lord, son of William Lord of Walnut, serves with the 14th Railroad Engineers in France and writes of hearing the big guns from nearby fronts. He describes a 16 day voyage, English port time, camps in France, moving 80 miles by truck, and locals welcoming American troops as women do much of the work. The letter bears a field censor stamp and an Aug 29 postmark.

Arthur Lord France William Lord Walnut Sr R. R England Arthur

Misses Comeau Autumn Opening At Main Street Mil Liners

The Misses Comeau on Main Street mil liners extend formal invitations to ladies for the autumn opening event at their store during the last three days of this week.

Comeau Main St

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gertrude Haynes Jackson College Doris Kitchin Moosup Charles Courtney T.H. Babcock Harvard Fruit Farm Optometrist Louis Peel Dr. Garland Fullenton Hat Shop Main’ St Julia Sheehan Wilbur Theatre Nicholas Driscoll George Meade Nathan Bagan Nagon Jt Ralph Fletcher Laura McPherson John McPherson Parker St Hilda St. George’s Church Litchfield ST. George's Church Maynard Garage J. Edwards Liberty Loan Drive Marion L. Jones Great Road Maynard, Mase Rexall Drug Store Rexall DeLee’s Pharmacy Nason Street Jas. Mullin Jersey Butter CO Maynard's Leading Cash Grocery Jersey Duryea Beans van Camp S .Catsup Bettie Jersey Butter Company Main St. Maynard, Mage Lynch Block Walnut and River Sts
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