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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1917

Page

8

West Acton Woman's Club Invites All to Join

The West Acton Woman's Club announces its first meeting on October 8 at 7 45 p m in the Baptist church vestry with Dr Philip Shepard presenting Tall Grasses. Throughout Oct to Apr the program features lectures music tea and hosted gatherings, culminating in an annual meeting.

West Acton Edwin Mead Carrié Moore Britling Helen Reed G. M. Missirian Charlotte Blanchard Morgan Memorial G. EK. Frost Addie Holt C. L. Pierce Perkins Jennie L. Durkee Wales Luther Morris Laura Brown South America Jennie Littlefield Miss Brown Ida Durkee F. O. Harrell Isabelle Hall Evelyn Knowlton Florence Salmon

Death of Augustine J Withington in Medfield

Augustine J Withington died at Medfield hospital on September 19. His body was moved to his sister Mrs. Mary I Richardson’s home for a 1:30 p.m. funeral service conducted by Rev. C. L. Pierce. Burial followed in the family lot at Harvard. Born in 1857, he had lived several years in the town. Undertaker Roberts of Medfield aided with arrangements.

Augustine [J.] Withington Medfield Hospital Mary I. ‘Richardson C. L. Pierce Harvard Mr. Withington Roberts Medfield

Rally Day at Baptist Church with X ray themed sermon

Sunday features a morning sermon by Rev. C L Pierce on this universe of wonders using Romans 1 16 as text. The Sunday school holds a special service with speaker Myron T Peffers of Boston invited. Evening praise service will feature great hymns of the church.

C. L. Pierce Myron, T. Peffers Boston

Hoagland Family Reunion Noted at Concord Junction

Mr and Mrs N H Hoagland hosted a reunion at their Concord Junction home with daughters Gladys a college student in Durham New Hampshire and Helen a Dedham teacher and son Webster C with the Naval Reserves stationed at Jonesport Maine. Mr Hoagland left Saturday after a furlough spent with his parents to rejoin the Mosquito Fleet near Jonesport.

Hoagland Gladys Durham N. H Helen Dedham Webster C Naval Reserves Jonesport

Train to Boston Explodes Cylinder Head Causes Fire

A Boston bound train derailed its cylinder head above the Common weath ave crossing and caught fire Sunday evening. The engineer escaped unharmed and the fireman suffered minor injuries as passengers waited over an hour for a replacement train. Leo Smith, Fort Stanis hish Coast Artillery lieutenant, visited his parents amid local social notes.

Boston Commonweath Ave

Public Safety Committee Hosts Reception for Maynard Acton Stow S CQ

D H Hall commander of Isaac Davis Post 138 G A R and Rev C L Pierce Baptist pastor spoke at a reception given by Maynard Public Safety Committee for the Maynard Acton and Stow sew who left for Camp Devens at Ayer Friday.

D. H. Hall Isaac Davis C. L. Pierce The Baptist Church Public Safety Committee of Maynard Acton Stow Camp Devens Ayer

Wi nona Rebekah lodge marks 66th anniversary celebration

After a Wednesday night regular meeting the Wi nona Rebekah lodge held an anniversary entertainment. Committee lead Mrs. Co D Cram with assistants Mrs. Mabel Cole and A R Beach arranged piano and vocal solos by Irma Durkee Arthur Lowden and Miss Marjory Kimball plus a piano duet by Mrs. C D Cram and Miss Ethel Spinney.

Winona Rebekah Lodge Co. D. Cram Mabel Cole A. R. Beach Irma‘ Durkee Arthur Lowden Herbert Mallinson Marjory Kimball C. D. Cram Ethel Spinney

Performance of Oh Boy at Wilbur Boston

Boston theatergoers saw Oh Boy at the Wilbur on Thursday night. Mrs. R. J. Severans has returned to Springfield after visiting her mother Mrs. Martha Kelley. Samuel Heyman visited friends in town late in the week. He came Friday from Detroit where he spent the summer with his mother and will resume studies at the Institute of Technology this week. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Porter, Walter Akers, Robert MacDonald and Richard Connell attended the Boston Chicago game at Fenway Park on Saturday. Thomas Reilly Dan Hayes and George Wood returned home from Westfield to spend Sunday with their families.

Leo Smith Coast Artillery Fort Standish Joseph Smith R. J. Severens Isa Kelley Hiving Kelley Oh Boy Wilbur Theatre J. F. King Frank Leighton W. S. Wiggin Plymouth Rock Warren Hayward Boxboro Earl Littlefield Everett Spinney Maine Sumner Teele Somerville W. H. Teele Ralph L. Sheppar Lilla M. Sheppard Josephine M. Baker Lowell Clark G. Durkee White Mountains Fred Green Fred Kennedy Bertha Mason Maynard Camp Devens Ayer Frazier A. R. Beach L. W. Stevens Newton Frank Mansir I. O. O. F. Hall Immanuel Peiffer Bedford Margaret McCarthy Acton St. Elizabeth Church John McHugh Edith Woodward Baptist Church L. Pierce Boston R. J. Severans Springfield Martha Kelley Samuel Heyman Sam Detriot Mich The Institute of Technology Louis Porter Walter Akers Robert MacDonald Richard Connell Fenway Park Thomas Reilly Dan Hayes George Wood Westfield

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