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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1919
Page
4
The Maynard community urges a peaceful resolution to the textile labor dispute. Citizens emphasize skilled workers and a modern plant, seeking stability and progress for Maynard, with higher standards of conduct and unity amid tension.
Recruiting officers set up a tent at the Congregational church grounds displaying captured German machine guns, U S. Army equipment, and war gear. Soldiers on the Canal Zone enjoy liberal passes and year round American sports as part of their service. Young men have a chance to training in about 60 trades at vocational schools and Signal Corps, Tank Corps, and Motor Transport schools.
An open station announces officers will be available until year end. Ex-service personnel and others are invited to meet two officers to discuss enlistments and the Victory battalion souvenir event.
A Saturday afternoon gathering at the Chapter House in Concord featured Rev. B. N. Attyeh delivering an address on Americanization. Mrs. S. Fowler presided with Maynard as a member treasurer and nominees including Mrs. Augustus Morey and Mrs. Alfred Tx Haynes. Collated notes show frequent illnesses at the high school last week and Kennedy missing Monday to Wednesday.
Dr and Mrs Louis Sullivan visited Mr and Mrs John Kereng in Water town Sunday and Monday. Joseph Dahl of Winchester stayed with his sister Mrs Arthur Champagne in Concord street. Mrs Harvey Broadbent and children of Hudson visited Mr and Mrs Thomas Usher. Nashua workers John Moerray David McCormack William Former William Smith Daniel Connors and Frank Lingley returned home for the weekend after work at a Nashua mill.
Charles Rewhala involved in a recent automobile accident was found not guilty at the district court Saturday on the charge of reckless driving. Other defendants in the case faced drunkenness charges.
Arthur Dawson of Maynard is reported to be making rapid improvement after an appendicitis operation at Deaconess Hospital on Friday. He had been hospitalized following the procedure and is listed in stable condition.
Morning services and evening events mark Christmas observances at the Congregational Church. A 20-voice choir led by George H. Lawton will perform preludes and pieces including Three Kings and The Sea of Age with organ violin and piano solos and choruses.
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