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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
4
Sunday features a field parade of musicians at 9 am with music by bands and choruses and an afternoon sermon by Dr. J. P. Warbasse of New York. The festival includes a sport program with field and track events and gymnastic displays, ending with an open air concert by a 90‑member orchestra in the evening.
Monday features the Kilometer Race and swimming events for men and women with a Polish speaking speaker. The Song of the Pink Silk Shirt will be repeated in Parker Hall in the evening. Stellar athletes, musicians and speakers will appear at the festival. Provisions ensure comfort and entertainment for all attendees.
Maynard High School closed a successful week with nine wins and four losses in baseball. Only Marsden King and Manning returned from last year's regulars as H. F. Bates assembled a new nine with Marsden as initial pitcher. King led batting, set a strong pace in runs with 22, and Kelley, Pascerez, and Stuckert contributed solidly. Manning's defensive errors were notable but he posted six chances per game, while the team overall hit .299 and built a cohesive, hard hitting lineup.
Socteeneil Eastern League backstop Brick Wilder is out with a fractured middle finger on his throwing hand from a June 20 game in New Haven. The injury ends his hot bat and he will miss spring training drills while his team adjusts behind the plate.
Frank Binks son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Binks ex service man and Amherst graduate received the bachelor of science degree last week He was pipe organ orator at the commencement exercises His parents and the Misses Bertha and Clara Binks attended the exercises He has accepted the editorship of The People at Snow Hill Maryland and took charge yesterday.
Donald Lent finished the college year at Massachusetts Agricultural College and returned home late this week. He is viewed as a strong addition to the town baseball team if he dons a Maynard uniform this season. Don is regarded as a top liner on his college team.
George Binns, secretary to the military attack at Warsaw, reports widespread high living costs across Europe. He toured France, Holland, Switzerland, and Belgium before duty in Warsaw and previously served at Pershing's headquarters in France. A local group repairs the Acton State road by Lake Nagog.
Attic spare rooms and waste places can be quickly and cheaply transformed into usable living quarters with wood board walls ceilings and partitions.
Maynard defeats Sturtevant A A Hyde Park 5 to 4 at John A Crowe Park after a dramatic ninth inning rally. Morgan delivered the deciding long sacrifice fly to right field with Rainville and King aboard as O'Toole matched the visitors' early lead with steady pitching and strong defense.
July 5 events at John A Crowe park include a military civic parade, merchants floats, autos, baseball games, boxing bouts, field and track events, and an evening dance if rain postpones. Speakers include John J Rev Edward F Crowley Charles F McCarthy Frederick P Glazier. Tickets 60 cents.
Officers in charge of the opening exercise at a school of instruction under the direction of the State Grand matron at Hudson were Mrs Martha Champagne worthy matron Joshua Edwards worthy patron Miss Hazel Easthope associate matron Mrs Eva Frye conductress Mrs Oliver Trees dissociate conductress Mrs Annie Waylor secretary.
A group of ex service men oppose a local custom of keeping the flag aloft overnight. They demand the flag be hauled down at sunset and raised at sunrise. Mrs George A Theod returns home from Framingham hospital after treatment since last July following a Sudbury accident. she is much improved.
Maynard Massachusetts business ad announces first class work for any repair needs. Services include welding brazing storage battery reconditioning and parts for Fords. John Edwards professor operates at 126 Butler Ave contact tel. 14 32.
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