The band played for town functions and parades and would play for the Legion post whenever they marched in a parade or attended a convention. The band practiced at Director Cero Beers house on Farnham Road and would practice marching on Farnham road.

When the band would go on a long trip, like the state conventions, they would rent a bus from Harry Ablihadian who had a bus/taxi service in Lakeville. One such trip was with a Pierce-Arrow Bus with a twin-six engine and the driver was Matt Booth. Coming back from a parade in New Britain, one bank of cylinders quit working and it did not have enough power to get up Smith Hill and the band members had to get out and push.

1.)  Earl Senior , worked in shop in town, Fife
2.)  Cero Beers, Band Director, Lakeville, Fife
3.)  George Parsons, student (brother of #4), Fife
4.)  Charlie Parsons, Student (brother of #3), Bugle
5.)  Louie Godriss, family owned the meat market in Lakeville on Railroad
Street where the 'On the Run Cafe' is located, (brother of Ernie #9), Fife
6.) Eddie Kilmer, student, Fife
7.) Frank Knickerbocker, Fife
8.) Ed Markey, did odd jobs, Drum
9.) Ernie Godriss, (brother of #5), Fife
10.) Ed Carter, painter, Fife
11.) Harvey Decker, JR, student, (son of #14), Fife
12.) Peter Wick, Student, Fife
13.) Walt Finn, student, bugle
14.) Harvey Decker SR., (father of #11), Bugle
15.) Jim Dubois, Student, Fife
16.) John Parsons, Student, Bugle