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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1925
Page
7
A fragmented note says Marlboro and Devoncourt will form the battery for the next Sunday game. Ase Peloquin was out last Sunday but is expected to return. Manning will play second base and Works will be in right field. Manager Bernard Sissler Gar is noted as favored, with Worcester mentioned.
Maynard Teachers Club elected officers this week with Miss Etta Craves as ex Miss Hazel President and Miss Alice Nagle to lead. Hazel Gilpin and others named for committees. Entertainment by Miss Dorothy Hannon Carob ine and Mary Newton. Refreshments served. The club donated $5 to the Maynard Public Health Association.
Principal Cole secured recognition for four year high school certificates from the New England College Entrance Examination Board. The recognition follows an initial one year approval after his arrival, and standards have been maintained to sustain the four year term.
The headquarters band of the Salvation Army New England Corp visited Maynard on Saturday morning en route to Greenfield and Springfield. They gave a lawn concert at the Congregational church with Colonel McIntyre in charge of the district and Brigadier Maybe and Major Young accompanying the staff band.
At the annual meeting of Assabet Aerie F. O. E. held recently Thomas Prosper was elected president. Clarence Greenleaf became vice president and William Hinds secretary. Stanley Sinkiewicz was chosen treasurer and H. B. Haskell chaplain. Dr. F. A. Perkins was elected Aerie physician.
The article notes the formal appointment of trustees for a memorial fund, with Chairman Carlton listed as leading the Bi committee. Details specify the board composition and immediate actions to organize funding and oversight.
Selectmen also serve as trustees with Carl Peterson representing the Legion and Brindley for the Spanish War Veterans. In absence of an A G A R veteran F McCarron Way was elected, a son in law of James Carney one of surviving Civil War veterans. Memorial Tragesa to be chosen later. Carlton disclosed trustees will be named by ballot at the annual election.
Assabet Lodge recreation camp on the Assabet River nears opening May 29 with over ninety small cottages finished. Ten more cottages nearing completion. Morse says the lodge will be ready for opening. Baseball diamond tennis court and polo pony field need work. Row boats arrived this week.
Maynard U. S. track team defeated Lexington 64 to 17 on Thursday. Kamesh won the 106 yard dash 220 yard run and 440 yard run. Ramesh led in the half mile and scored big for Maynard with 16 points while Vodoklys added 11. Grandehl captured first in the javelin and tied for high in the high jump. Capt Murphy won the mile with Chysun second and Wanto third.
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June 28 meet features Maynard returning for a series of races led by a One Mile Run won by Murphy Chyana. Prue takes 880 yards, with Kamesh and Maynard in close contention. Lexington and others place in multiple events. Rosa Hite and Greely figure in the field results as well.
A new firm plans to cater to women with services in Sudbury. Carlton B. Walker reports the venture, dated June 22. Mrs. Ida Jokinen, known in the trade from her years at W St Case and Sons, backs the enterprise.
The Middlesex Institution for Savings will hold a meeting at the Banking rooms on Tuesday June 2 1926 at 3 30 o'clock. Clerk Homion Hl Moorab notes May 6 1925.
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