Lynnfield Outing Highlights New England Dry Goods Event
Business worries vanished as the New England Dry Goods Association held its first delightfully social outing at Wardhurst Lynnfield. Host Hap Ward of Ward Vokes fame led the gathering in a cordial, celebratory afternoon away from banquets and Boardroom concerns.
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New England Dry Goods Association
Lynnfield
Wardhurst
Hap” Ward
Ward & Vokes
New England Dry Goods Men Hold Day of Outing and Talks
About ninety merchants from New England gathered for a day long outing at Wardhurst-on-the-Lake featuring a shore dinner music and entertainment a sensational 5 4 baseball win by wholesale over retail and a series of speeches by leaders including Brigadier General E Leroy Sweetser Lieutenant Colonel Frank S Perkins banker Henry D Wittum and Addison L Winship highlighting unity with national business links and the value of good fellowship.
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Wardhurst-on-the- Lake
Kenmore Station
Henry C. Brine
Maine
Rhode Island
Edward N. Hugo
Victor
E. Leroy Sweetser
Frank S. Perkins
1011St Field Artillery
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Salem
Robert O. Harris
George W. Collamore
Henry D. Wittum
Brine
Boston Press Club
New England Dry Goods Association
Washington
Addison L. Winship
Shawmut National Bank
America
John H. Corcoran
J. C. B. Smith
Charles C. Caldwell
Earle Powers
Albert E. Flint
J. J. Scarry
Charles C. Ferris
William Jardine
Henry A. B. Peckham
Hugh D. Gillis
Deserter Becomes Quickast Says General Edwards
General Clarence R. Edwards declares a deserter is a criminal and outlaw gaining a lifelong stigma whereas self inflicted death ends a career. The bulletin released yesterday will be read to all Northeastern Department recruits before they are paid.
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Clarence R. Edwards
Northeastern
Desertion Bulletin Warns Deserters Lose Rights and Face Severe Punishment
The bulletin states a deserter cannot safely return home or stay anywhere without risk of arrest. It describes the deserter as a wanderer who becomes a convict upon capture and loses citizenship rights if deserted during war. It urges absentees to surrender to military authorities to limit charges to desertion.
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