The Artillery continued to occupy a social niche in Lyndeborough into the early twentieth century. Its annual levee and ball began to feature oyster stew as one of its featured dinners, and even in the 1930s—when Lyndeborough's population was only 399 people—the ball often attracted 400 people or more to South Lyndeborough.
The Artillery maintained a social standing in Lyndeborough well into the twentieth century. Its annual fair and gala started to include oyster stew as one of its main courses, and even in the 1930s—when Lyndeborough's population was only 399 people—the event often drew 400 people or more to South Lyndeborough.