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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1908

Page

2

Maynard Concord Junc Church Notes Probate Citation

The document lists church notes for Rev. W. W. Campbell with service times and Sunday school. It also announces Middlesex Probate Court in Cambridge issuing a citation in the estate of Ellen Joyce of Maynard, with James F. Sweeney named as executor and notice to heirs to appear on April 23. Publication in Maynard Enterprise is required.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Ellen Joyce Maynard Cambridge Charles J. MeIntire Lsquire W. J. Rogers Massachusetts John Joyea Maynard Tin James F. Sweeney Cambriave Maynard Enterprise Witues . Hardens J. Momn Eoar

Religious Services and Schedules Across Local Churches

The notice lists Sunday services and programs for Trmnitarian Congregational First Parish Unitarian Scandinavian M E Church and a Christian Science service. It cites pastors Rev George A Tewksbury Loren B Macdonald Haver and H Harvester, with times for morning and evening worship, Sunday schools, Y P 8 C B, and Friday prayer meetings. A monthly testimonial gathering is noted at Monument Square Insurance Hall.

George Tewksbury First Parish Unitarian Loren B. Macdonald Young People’s Guild Insurance Hall Monument Square St. George’s Church Ter Arthur Bradford Papineau

South Acton church notes and Sunday schedule

Reverend Sidney J. Willis serves as pastor at the Universalist church with services each Sunday at 10 30 am. Sunday school begins at 11 30 am led by J K W Witherbee as superintendent.

South Acton Sidney J. Willis Universalist Church

Church Services and Schedules Across Multiple Parishes

The notice lists weekly worship times for Congregational, Methodist, St. Bridget's, and St. George's churches, with pastors, Sunday school superintendents, choir directors, and service times. It includes Masses, vesper times, and prayer meetings plus weekday activities and liturgical schedules.

Lodge and fraternal groups schedule list

Fraternal orders meet on varying Mondays and Tuesdays. Foresters first and third Mondays. Companions of Forest second and fourth Mondays. A D 02W second and fourth Tuesdays. Maynard No 131 OOF. Lodge No 64 DOR meets first and air Thursdays. Eastern Star first and third Tuesdays. Pythians meet second and fourth Wednesdays.

Maynard Nour Eastern Star Pythias

Notice of Administration for William Ward Estate

Notice states currwgibler is appointed administrator of the William Ward estate in Concord Middlesex. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay to Michael Ward via Thomas F. Fitzgerald Boston. March 16 1908.

William Ward Concord County of Middlesex Achael Ward Adm Thomas F. Fitzgerald South Bidg Boston

Advertising wisdom in brief from H. S. Tremaine

A fragment quotes Tremaine on advertising value noting that sporadic ads fail to reach customers. It asserts the first step toward selling is a clear advertisement and the need to speak to possible customers through advertising. The piece reflects a historical view from an economist perspective in New York.

Tremaine Acottan Ce

Hard Hit Concord Junction Man Robbed and Beaten

Larry Dailey of Concord Junction was found on the C M and H railway tracks early Wednesday with a battered face after two unknown assailants beat him and robbed his pockets, taking only 85 cents. He was treated by Dr. Dantel Goodenow and placed in lockup as the investigation began.

Larry Dailey Concord Junction Dailey Frank Keith Powder Mill Force Keith Maynard Dantel Goodenow Powder Mill Daley

Lodge and Bates Withdraw From Massachusetts Taft Vote

In Boston on April 8 Senator Lodge declines to press Taft preference resolutions at the Massachusetts Republican convention. Ex-Governor Bates withdraws as delegate-at-large, cementing Long and Bigney for the fourth place. Crane and anti-instruction forces gain tactical victory while Gardner, Lodge’s son-in-law, opposes the outcome.

Boston Lodge Secretary Taft Massachusetts John L. Bates Long Bigney Bates Washington Senator Crane Taft Gardner

Hospital ship Relief completes first voyage in San Francisco harbor

Direct from Magdalena bay the hospital ship Relief led by Surgeon Stokes completed its first voyage dropping anchor in San Francisco. Stokes said the ship can operate on appendicitis tuberculosis and even insanity with room for fifteen more patients from the battleship fleet if needed. Three distinct earthquakes were felt at Douglas and Frontearas with no known damage.

San Francisco Magdalena Bay Relief Stokes Douglas Ariz Tranteoras Fronteeras

Bankers oppose Aldrich bill say it harms business

A New York circular letter from President Blum of the clearing house section urges bankers to oppose the Aldrich bill, warning it would injure wide business interests. In Illinois eighty four counties hold local option votes with about half the saloons closed, while larger cities mostly back licensing. Dr Robert Koch arrives in New York after decades of work, to take a year of rest and sparks scientific interest.

New York Clearing House American Bankers’ Association Blum Aldrich Chicago Illinois Robert Koch Germany America

Republican state convention elects full delegation to Chicago

Dover reports the Republican state convention chose a full delegation to the national convention in Chicago with no instruction to support a candidate. The platform backs Roosevelt administration and tariff revision while endorsing Taft opposition on the national level. New York districts held assembly meetings to elect delegates, many instructing for Hughes for president. In St Catherine two robbers failed to crack a safe under gunpoint. Lisbon sees renewed rioting with mass arrests and heavy military presence. New York reports a grand jury found insufficient evidence to indict the American Ice Co or its president Wesley M. Oler.

Dover Del Chicago Taft Roosevelt New York Manhattan Bronx Republican Party Hughes American Ice Company Supreme Court Wesley M. Oler

Pekin Opium Board Authorized to Audit Officials

The throne approves a 90 000 taels appropriation to form an opium board in Pekin. The body will supervise metropolitan officials on opium use, certify non users, and arraign those who indulge.

Pekin

Gould Declares No Marriage Plans Amid Saagan Sail

In New York on April 8 Mme Anna Gould states she has no intention of marrying and is not engaged to anyone. Prince de Sagan may delay his Europe departure for a week. he recently announced plans to sail for France on April 9.

New York Mme Anna Gould Prince de Sagan Europe France

Gas and Power Firms Tie Under Standard Oil Control

San Francisco and eastern centers report a deal that will consolidate most gas electric light and power companies in central and northern California into a single firm controlled by Standard Oil interests. The total coal allocation runs to 15 million dollars.

San Francisco California Standard Oil

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