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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
6
Maynard residents and visitors share Memorial Day activities and social visits. Local clubs host concerts, picnics, and a lawn party while residents reconnect with old friends and attend church services.
Wakefield won the opening game 4 to 2 against Maynard on Saturday afternoon in Wakefield. Mayor MacMasters pitched the first ball and Wakefield tallied all runs in the fifth inning. Maynard turned two fast double plays while Golden fanned two in the sixth with bases loaded.
Memorizl exercises were held at local schools Friday afternoon with G A R and World War veterans in attendance. Commander Harold Sheridan of the Legion attended Bancroft Street school along with A D Holt Edward Johnson and others from the G A R and Legion. Alfred Madigan Kenny Clark Thomas Foley and Thomas Campbell were also on hand from roosevelt and main street locations.
The Jolly Eight Whist Club gathered at Mrs Lessie Sims home on Concordat Tuesday afternoon. Whist games were played followed by a social hour with refreshments. Prizes went to Mabel Bishop first, Mrs Lessie McGarry second, and Nellie Parmenter consolation.
Manager Joe White signs Hayes of Fred Ltotus to the Loftus in Maynard squad. Maynard schedule lists a twilight game at Hudson on June 15 and a home game against Wakefield on Saturday June 11.
A Thursday meeting at Cooperative hall appropriated 2000 to build a grandstand and dressing rooms at John A Crowe park. Five thousand was approved for bridge work and land purchase from Hinchliffe estate to widen the corner. A boxing commission act was accepted and a permit sought for a boxing exhibition on July 4 at Crowe park. Other articles included 4900 to repair Acton street and 106 for perpetual care of cemetery lots.
Ten Poles, eight men and two women, left Sunday on the 4.40 train from En Restor Homes in Poland. A large crowd at the depot wished them bon voyage. Only two plan to return. the rest intend to settle in Poland and cultivate land they own there. Some took up to $6000 in U S currency. the lowest amount cited was $3500. All the men worked at the Assabet mill, with tenures from five to over ten years.
Louis Kroll owner of the Maynard block on Main Street and a longtime Marlboro property owner died Sunday night at 9 Wales street Dorchester. Funeral services were held Tuesday and he was buried at Mishkan Teflin Cemetery Roxbury. He was 59, survived by his wife three daughters and two sons.
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