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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1920
Page
6
An Armistice Day social dance hosted by J. Demars Post, American Legion, at Colonial Hall shifts to a smaller event due to local conditions. Ex servicemen urge public cooperation in honoring fallen and wounded, stressing shared memory and participation, tying Armistice Day to the nation’s broader patriotic spirit.
Maynard Grange held its annual Music night on November 2 with a program partly by members and partly by friends. Performers included mandolin acts by George Lawton and Laura Moore, vocal solos by Ethel Carlson and others, readings, piano and violin pieces, all thanked by the Grange Music committee led by Mrs L W Sims.
A regular Old Concord Chapter D A R meeting will be held at the home of Mrs O S Fowler Concord Street Saturday afternoon with hostesses Mrs Fowler and Mrs A L Morse. Rev B H Atiyeh pastor of the Congregational church will speak.
Pastor D M Angell announces Sunday evening sermon at 7 o clock with Professor Shaw of India as guest preacher. Midweek prayer meeting will discuss Profiting by Our Mistakes. Philathea Class met at Miss Margaret Gates home Tuesday evening with her as hostess.
Miss Ethel Carlson entertained her Congregational Sunday school class at Prospect Street home for a Halloween party. The event featured games, vocal and instrumental music, and refreshments. Attending members included Fred Walter Coulter George Morris George Gould Norman Nordberg Wendell Leithead Arthur Annett Albert Carlson.
State Commander T J Duane of the Legion issued an Armistice proclamation marking a truce or ceasefire in the region, signaling a formal pause in hostilities. The declaration reflects a ceremonial or official gesture by the veterans organization.
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