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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
5
An advertisement by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. claims Camels offer unique flavor and aroma, with a mellow body from a blend of Turkish and domestic tobaccos. It urges smokers to compare Camels puff-for-puff with any cigarette at any price to see the quality.
The Middlesex County Farm Bureau reorganization outlines a membership drive and evening meeting schedule. Key local leaders include Charles A. Wreht of Billerica as president, Dexter Dodd of Hudson as vice president, Albert R. Jenks of West Acton as secretary, and Howard S. Russell of Wayland as treasurer. The group emphasizes farmer control and a $5 annual membership.
Maynard plans its first Republican rally at Cooperative Hall. Notable speakers include A P Langtry Judson Hannigan Alvin Fuller John Rogers John Gibbs and Frederick Glazier. Women registrants rise with 390 already. total voters 1454. election officials to include women.
Miss Lena Glazier became the bride of Clifton W. Downey at St Bridget's Church with Rev Edward Crowley officiating. Attended by her sister Madeline and best man Wilder Macurda, the couple will reside in New Rochelle NY after a Canadian honeymoon tour.
The wedding of Miss Mabel B. Taylor and Carl B. Carter took place at the bride’s home in Maynard with a double ring ceremony and a floral arch. Guests traveled from multiple communities and the couple plans a wedding tour to Buffalo Niagara Falls and New York City before settling in Dorchester.
Rev A J Muste, general secretary of the Amalgamated Textile Workers, spoke at a public meeting of textile workers in Cooperative hall Monday night with about 100 attendees. An organizer also spoke at the event.
Harvey Harwood, 72, longtime Maynard resident born in Tolland Connecticut, died at his Concord street home Thursday morning after weeks of illness. He served as clerk of the finance committee and a registrar of voters, and was active in town affairs and the Soldiers and Sailors monument committee. Funeral services were held Saturday at 3 39 p m from his home with Rev D My Angell officiating. burial at Greenwood cemetery.
At the Breckton fair Maynard athlete Laurida led in prizes with first in a 2 14 class race while Electric McKerren won the 2 14 class. Martin Peterson boosted local interest with a top finish in horse events and other Maynard participants were O Brien White Archer Peterson Schnai Congora Morgan Coughlin Ledgard and the popcorn king.
Captain Sidney Coulter of the Regular Army 1st Division stationed at Fort Dix New Jersey visits his parents Mr and Mrs James Coulter of Naylor Street with his wife and children during a month long furlough. He served as a major with the 1st Division in the war and previously went overseas as a lieutenant before returning with a major ship.
The opening meeting of the 75 Ton Cord chapter of the D A R was held at the Chapter house in Concord. Attendees included Helen Bent Curtis Sarah Bent and several Mrs Fowler Giorse Brooks and Mrs Alfret V. Hains among others.
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