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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
3
Maynard residents and visitors share updates from Bridgewater to Clinton and Worcester. local families host relatives attend church events, labor news, and summer travel plans, while Mill towns report births, hospital recoveries, and civic group activities.
No baseball game is scheduled for the date and none will be played unless Manager Flaherty changes his plans. After consulting various people, he concluded it is better to have a day off that date and will notify the public in ample time if plans change.
A First National Cooperative Association bakery wagon was nearly demolished on Main Street when hit by a touring car driven by K. V. Laine. The horse escaped serious injury and Laine was taken into custody. the case was continued at Conco district court until Wednesday.
Willie Keeler of Maynard knocked out his opponent in the third round of a six round bout at Marlboro Saturday afternoon. This marked the third quick finish for Keeler at Marlboro within three weeks. He is scheduled to box at Maynard the Legion picnic on Monday.
Chief George H. Gutteridge of the fire department asks citizens to remove all waste paper and flammable material from their properties before July 1. The fire department promotes the slogan Help. Maynard build up, not burn down.
Friends of Clerk Frank Sanderson press Maynard's nomination bid with backing from local Republicans and town allies. The group says strong endorsements from neighboring towns bolster the run while Sanderson remains silent citing duty to his current duties.
The Kanto Athletic club captured first prize and the banner at a field day in Quincy hosted by the Finnish Temperance societies. Competing teams included Worcester Fitchburg and Quincy. George Luosalo led with high overall score, supported by team members Jacob Laurila Edwin Laurila Ernest Lawosalo William Pyrro Ewart Peterson and A Saarman across six events.
Frank Hurley of the U S Consular Service, guest of Mr and Mrs Edward McManus of Sudbury street, spent the weekend with local friends. He had worked with Edward McManus Jr in Washington and Montevideo Uruguay where McManus Jr serves as secretary to the American consul. Hurley returned from South America in May and is bound for Washington to receive his new assignment. Edward McManus Jr is reported in good health and enjoying his South American experience.
Frank J Denlars post Ladies' Auxiliary plans a July 5 parade march in white with red. They assemble at the Antlers club rooms at 730 in the morning. The group voted to donate homemade cake for the Legion picnic and invite all town women to drop cakes at the Antlers rooms that morning. a truck will transport them to the grounds.
John H. Winkley, once a New York City resident, is improving after his right leg was amputated five inches below the knee at a Brooklyn hospital two weeks ago. Friends in town celebrate the recovery hopefuls. A safe sane and glorious Fourth Lady’s auxiliary A. O. H. plans a parade float.
The Hudson Auxiliary 30 initiated six candidates, three from Berlin, adding 14 members in two weeks. President Helen Phaneuf and Mrs Coral Wood presided at a June social with a hollow square dining setup, a large silk flag, roses, and syringa. A supper followed, with several attendees including Bickford, Lissie Hall, Marion Whitman, and Susie Peters.
The Concord Maynard Hudson street railway line unveils a portable fare box system. Experts call it the only up to date method for fare collection, noting its concealment under the conductor's coat and quick transfer to his hand.
Don Lent of M A C sustained a small bone fracture near the right ankle in a collision with Amherst College’s pitcher during the M A C game. His cast will stay on about two weeks, after which he plans to rejoin Seeee Sra Don college as a key starter in the all stars lineup.
Miss Anna Coughlan Mary Wood and Lilian Townsend graduated at Fitchburg Normal School Wateoune with Mrs Benjamin Townsend and Mrs Chae Wood in attendance. Alumni banquet featured Mrs William Naylor Mrs Forrest Howe and others as graduates attended reunions.
Paddy Flynn, a snipenate of John Silanina and member of Frank J. Demars post, is invited to referee fights at the Legion picnic in Crowe Park on Monday.
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