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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1921

Page

7

Veto of the Farmers' Bill Commended

Mr Wilson is praised for vetoing the Farmers' Emergency bill which would not help farmers financially or in any other way. The piece argues world trade has changed since the war, that protection remains valid but requires revision, and that an emergency tariff cannot instantly heal war wounds or make all prosper. A new tariff debate looms with an April session likely set to address broader protections.

Wilson A Op Ainst United States Washington Spee

Tax changes compare England and United States

The text notes losses against future income tax payments and mentions England experimenting with a three-year average of profits to compute income taxes. It contrasts commodity price declines in the United States with less impact in Britain, suggesting a tax system based on a three-year profit average.

England United Staes

Acton Grange Serves Crowd at Town Meeting Dinner

On town meeting day Acton Grange provided a well run dinner for about 250 people under the efficient management of Mr Hebert Robbins.

Acton Hebert Robbins

Acton Grange Dinner Committee Thanks Pie Donors

The dinner committee of the Acton grange expresses gratitude to all who generously responded to the call and donated pies.

Acton

Acton Local Officials Appointed and Farm for Sale

The selectmen and overseers of the poor organized with Warren W. Jones as chairman of selectmen William H Kingsley as chairman of overseers Alfred W Davis as secretary and Kingsley reappointed superintendent of streets. FOR SALE Small farm of about 3 acres with apple and strawberry beds and asparagus bed house in good repair water heat bath tub large barn shed and corn bin near church school and library Acton Centre Mar 2 3 ACTON GRANGE MEETING The Acton Grange met on Tuesday evening March 8 Aaron Piper spoke on Strawberry Growing with practical details and engaging delivery.

Warren W. Jones South Acton William H. Kingsley Acton Center Alfred W. Davis W Acton Kingsley C. _P. Pickard Acton Centre Mar Acton Grange Aarph Piper

Communion Mass At St Bridget's Attracts 300 Members

More than 300 men of St Bridget's parish received communion at the 8:30 mass on Sunday. Rev Edward F. Crowley celebrated, Rev John J. Sweeney assisted, with the Men's choir led by A. A. Hilferty. A communion breakfast followed at Masonic hall, featuring baked beans, rolls, doughnuts and coffee, then a speaker from Natick, William Nugent, addressed education.

St Bridget’s Edward F. Crowley John J. Sweeney A. A. Hilferty Masonic Hall Rank’ May Holy Name Society Edward Crowley William Nugent Natick Boston College Alumni Association Mr Nugent James B.farrell Harlan Powers Thomas King Mullin Brothers Michael James Albert Murphy Albert Riley William Connelley P. J. Sullivan John Hannon Mathew Campbell George E. White Harry Ledgard Phillip Allard Arthur Bariteau John Maley Br Louis Sullivan

High School Baseball Schedule Announced for 1921 Season

Faculty Manager H F Lates outs the 1921 schedule praising Capt Roy Marsden and Vodoklys in the batting order with Stuckert at first. Candidates for other posts include Parkin Herbert Case Driscoll Lowney and Savikeski. Open dates include April 13 16 20 June 4 and June 11 with all games noted against Concord Hudson Townsend Fitchburg St Johns Clinton Westboro LaSalle Marlboro Belmont and Maynard.

H. F. Lates Roy Marsden Vodoklys Nica Stuckert Parkin Herbert Case Driscoll Lowney Savikeski Sims Fingard Concord H Concord Hudson H Maynard Townsend H. S Fitchburg H Fitchburg St John's H. S Clinton H Westboro H. S Belmont H. S Belmont LaSalle H. S Marlboro H Marlboro Westboro Ne . H Hudson Une

Whist Party At Lady Warwick Lodge Draws 15 Tables

Daughters of St George at Eagles hall held a whist party with 15 tables. Prizes went to Miss Gladys Hallowell and Jesse Pyi let in first divisions, George Jamieson and others won consolation prizes. An April 14 invitation party was arranged with entertainment and refreshments. William Platt of Rosindale attended a rehearsal of Earl Kitchiner lodge team.

Warwick Lodge Daughters of St George Eagles’ Hall Gladys Hallowell John Webster Jesse Pyilet George Jamieson Nathaniel Davis Laura Parkin Richard Alien Bessie Austin Richard Allen J. Coulter William Platt Rosindale The Sons of St. George Earl Kitchiner Lodge Maynard Lodge Maynard Lodges Colonial Hall Sheridan Vic Walter Denniston William Jones Mildred Gorge Lawton Arthur Champagne Frank E. Taylor Charles Shattuck Thomas Smith Elmer Cook Harry Brigham Marlboro Lessie McGarry Marigaret Marsden Mary Leithead Stella Cook Bertha Gould John Courtney Everett Bowker Ralph Barton Herman Austin Emer Cook Alfred Jencon Harry Croft

Assessors to Start Annual Town Tour on April First

The board announces the annual assessors tour begins April 1 with John King, chair, stating some demand for a property valuation report. The report, typically issued every five years, was postponed last year due to unsettled values and may be delayed until valuations stabilize.

John King

Maynard High Athletes Discuss Base ball Prospects

The Maynard High School Athletic Association met Friday March 11 with Treasurer H F Bates reporting the basketball season unpaid due to lack of patronage and high costs. Baseball schedule announced and prospects discussed by P F Hynes Capt Roy Marsden and Manager Robert Parkin. Twenty six boys signed as candidates for the nine.

Maynard High School Athletic Association H. F. Bates P. F. Hynes Roy Marsden Robert Parkin

Maynard Delegates Attend Concord DAR Chapter Meeting

Maynard was well represented at the Old Concord chapter DAR meeting held in Concord Saturday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs Alfred Haynes, Mrs Josie Brooks, Mrs Herbert Galusha, Mrs Mdpion Wilcox, Mrs Alfred E. McCleary and Mrs C. B. Fowler.

Maynard Plans 50th Anniversary Monster Parade

Maynard marks its fiftieth anniversary with a three day program culminating April 19, the charter date. Governor Cox will review the sunrise parade with lawmakers and business leaders invited. A reunion for old settlers, a history manuscript, and a Riverside hall gathering are planned, with town committees coordinating invitations, speeches, and celebrations.

Maynard Cox John J. Rogers John Gibbs Frederick P. Glazier Nathan Tufts William M. Wood The American Woolen Co Assabet Riverside Hall Wiliam H. Gutteridge Congregational Gutteridge H. A. Wilhave Sanderson C. H Person Arthur J. Coughlan Frank E. Sanderson Charles H. Persons Frank B. Sanderson William Naylor Bartholomew J. Coughlin C.J. Lynch Jeun«icn John Horan Albert W Howard A. Wilson Oswald C. Drechsler Albert Batley George H. Creighton C. Drechsler Hjalmar Linden Edvin Carlton Charles Keene F. W. Taylor Gavin Taylor Howard A. ‘Wilson A. W. Haynes Ralph Case Brooks Reed Irvin A. E. McCiury Wallace C. Priest John Higgins Frank

Congregational Church Announces Palm Sunday Services

Rev. E. N. Atiyeh presides as morning service begins at 10 45 with Sunday school at noon and youth programs at 3 and 6 pm Palm Sunday observed next week Wednesday service at 7 30 and Friday feature benefits the church for China Relief drive.

E. N. Atiyeh The China Relief

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