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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1920
Page
6
The passage proclaims WORK as the source of fortune and progress, praising it as the foundation of every fortune in America from Rockefeller onward. It claims WORK sweetens life, enables youth, and drives democracy, asserting fools hate it while wise men love it.
Town youths seek a skating surface after Brown's pond flooded by town departments left it usable for a week or more. With new snow, the youngsters urge department heads to flood a pond or create any skating site for hockey and recreation.
A union service at the Congregational church in Succay drew a full capacity congregation. Reverend Charles F. Parsons of the Methodist Church delivered the sermon. The service featured excellent music with solos by Mrs. M B Church and Harry Fowler, a duet by the two, and instrumental accompaniment by Mrs. George H. Gutteridre, Sohn Alden, and Herbert Lawton on organ and trombone.
Funeral services for Harry Clark who died last Tuesday were held Friday at St Bridger church. Rev John J Sovee conducted the requiem with A Hulfercy James Farrel and others as pallbearers. A gathering of residents and friends offered tributes, and burial followed at St Bridger’s cemetery.
The Congre sstional church plans its annual meeting Wednesday evening June 22 at the church. Officers departments and committees will be presented and voted on. An early supper will be served under the Ladies Benevolent society led by Mrs Frank E Sanderson.
Installation of officers will be held in the hall of Maynard lodge this evening. Alpert R. Beach deputy grand master and his suite from West Actoo will supervise. Officers to be installed include Fra Areler NG Walter R. eee Vu, Robert Lester RBS Albert E Standell FL Ralph W Chaetreas. A banquet at 7 p.m. is planned under Oliver Trees, chairman.
Harry Dimery of Maynard High School in the commercial department wins this week with a 51 credit record. Raymond Hellawell follows with 29 credits and Willem O’oagell with 24 as the nearest competitors in the thrift stamp contest.
Tosy Celina, equipped with a chemical extinguisher, put out a blaze in the awning of the F. B. Fearns rug store Sunday evening. The fire was believed to have started from a passerby throwing it onto the awning.
Delegates to conventions reported at a well attended Frank J. Nemnns Post meeting at the Antlers club rooms. A $100 Magnant Rover Fund donation drew thanks as treasury neared exhaustion from recent per capita tax remittance. The Maynard Boys Fund, organized at wartime start, continues via Red Cross ladies supplying knitted articles. Committees formed to stage dances and a possible moving picture show with dates to be announced. Local basketball interest grows as members discuss forming a team and public service effort. The morning service featured an eloquent sermon and a naturalization lesson for children, while missions and educational notes were highlighted.
White Cross Guild of Ont'd met Sunday afternoon at Cooperative Hill with Frank J. McGarren presiding. A year in review and officer reports showed strong finances and growing membership. Tickets for the Old Folks dance on Tuesday January 27 at Colonial Hall went on sale with members urged to attend in costume and guests welcome.
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