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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1920

Page

10

Twilight baseball opens at John A Crowe Park

The first twilight game will be played Thursday evening at John A Crowe park between a team led by Harold Morgan. The game starts at 6 30 and lasts nine innings. Twilight play aims to practice town players and Legion teams, with possible matches against Hudson and Concord posts once the Legion outfit is ready. The 11 o clock toast was by James Corcoran of Hudson lodge of Elks. Arrangements were by Stockwell Farrell Donahue and Rainville. Mr and Mrs C S Fowler and son Guyer visited relatives at West Bridgewater.

John A. Crowe Harold Morgan Legion Mine Legion Hudson Concord James Corcoran Hudson Lodge of Elks Columbus Rainville George Stockwell James Farrell Lee Donahue Fowler Son Guyer West Bridgewater

Antlers Banquet Honoring Minstrel Troupe At Cooperative Hall

The Antlers club held a banquet Tuesday evening for troupe members at Cooperative Hall. Stuart's Orchestra provided a concert and Keith's Musical Company of Boston entertained with a cabaret show. Local talent including James B. Farrell and Arthur Sullivan performed vocal solos and Maurice DeLévante gave dramatic readings.

Antlers Cooperative Hall Stuart Keith Boston James B. Farrell Arthur Sullivan Maurice DeLévante

Maynard Auxiliary Forms for De Mars Post Formation

The Maynard auxiliary of Frank J. DeMars post is organized and awaiting charter approval to finalize its permanent group. Over 150 spouses and relatives of service members have already applied. Temporary leadership includes Mrs. C. Fowler as chairwoman and Mrs. Louis Sullivan as secretary. Mrs. O. B. Fowler, Red Cross chairwoman, attended a conference in Boston at Horticultural Hall.

Maynard Frank J. Demars C. &. Fowler Louis Sullivan Fowler Red Cross

Mills Close Rumor Sparks Holiday Shutdown Debate

Rumor spreads after Assabet mills posted notices that Mille would close Friday but reopen Tuesday. Some officials expect a three day holiday to aid home gardens and farming, while others cite canceled orders and transport congestion. President Wood of American Woolen Co reportedly aims to keep production steady despite the wobbling outlook.

Assybet Trade Report Wood American Woolen, Co Chamber of Commerce Lawrence American Woolen Co Washington Assabet Mills

Methodist Service Notice and Local Events

Memorial services to be held Sunday at 10 45 for Rev D M Angell pastor. Isaac Davis Best G A R and American Legion members invited. Waterproof cement cellar under construction at P H Delee drug store on Nason Street. Mr and Mrs William Estella of Jamaica Plain weekend guests of Louis Stella in Stow.

Ladies’ Benevolent Society E. N. Atiyeh Congregational Church Methodist Church D. M. Angell Isaac Davis Best American Legion Auxiliary Patriotic Societies P. H. Delee Drug Store Nason St William Estella Jamaica Ouis Stella Stow

Maynard Meeting Debates Teachers Dining Hall Needs

At the Maynard Business Men’s Association meeting held at the Masonic Hall on Tuesday night, Charles Brown of Medford spoke on American duties. The group discussed a dining room for teachers, the town meeting warrant, Florida road improvements, and the Amory Maynard estate. Supt. Millington warned school openings could be affected without meals, while officials debated venue and oversight for a potential teachers’ dining facility.

Business Men’s Associ Business Men's Association Masonic Hall P. J. Sullivan William Naylor Charles Brown Medford Newd James J. Hilferty Millington Joshua Naylor Amory Maynard Florida Rd John O. Thompson Naylor Samuel Lever

Business Men's annual meeting notes and refreshments

The Business Men's annual gathering adjourned with the executive board to review next steps. At the close of the meeting ice cream and cake were served to attendees.

Legion drive yields sixteen new membership applications

The local Legion Post reports sixteen new membership applications from a community drive. The post plans to continue efforts after Memorial Day inviting all ex service men to join and support patriotic goals.

Legion Maynard

Assabet Aerie F O E Initiates 36 Members and Plans Degree

A class of 36 candidates was obligated at a meeting of Assabet Aerie F O E Tuesday night. A second class of 70 candidates will receive degree on June 7. Officers elected will be installed June 8. President William Moynihan James Hunt and William Hines will attend the State convention at New Bedford Sunday Monday and Tuesday as delegates.

Assabet Aerie William Moynihan James Hunt Willian Hines New Bedford Tuesay

Memorial Day Parade Invites Ex-Service Members

Frank J. Demars Post of the American Legion invites all ex service men to join the Memorial Day parade as escorts to G A R veterans. The parade forms at 1 30 pm at the Antlers club rooms with memorial services and decorated graves. Sailors are asked to wear dress blue with white hats and leggings.

Frank J. Demars Post American Legion G. A. R Veterans Antler’s Club Asl Post

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Mazda Maynard Cycle Shop Summer Street Maynard House Maynard, Mass Atiyeh The Benevolent Society Howard — Care George H. Butteridge S. KE. McCleary Treas George Lawton Roderick McIver John Alden Guyer Mary Jannell George Hart John. Flood Wm.1. Millington Wallace Priest Rachel McCleary William McGarry Gavin Taylor Mille MASS Amalgamated Textile Workers of America Colonial Hall Thurs A. J. Muste Amalgamated Workers Maynard Trust CO Main St
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