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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1906
Page
2
Rev. W. W. Campbell pastor conducts Sunday service at 10 45 a m and 7 p m Sabbath school at noon Y P S C E S at 6 p m Junior C B at 3 p m Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 7 20
The Hudson Congregational church held its annual meeting in its parlors with 150 attending a harmonious gathering. A. T. Knight was chosen moderator. officers elected included George Atwood as Sunday school superintendent and M. G. Southard along with others as deacons and trustees. Reports praised progress with a 32 increase in Sunday school attendance to 212 and 37 new members. pastor salary was raised by 200 annually.
Hudson residents report mixed results with fireless cooking. Mrs Wal ter S Lamson and Mrs J M Pettingill achieved successful meals by placing hot dishes in wrapped kettles and sealing with a pillow, then waiting hours. Others failed due to insufficient cooking time.
Trinitarian Congregational and Rev George A Tewksbury conduct Lord s day services at 1045 a m and 720 p m Sabbath school at noon Y P 8 C EB Sunday evening 620 Prayer meeting Friday 730 Rev Loren B Macdonald pastor Sunday services 1045 am Young People s Guild meeting 7 pm Sunday school 12 m Communion first Sundays in January March May July September and November Preparatory meetings held on Friday evenings before communion
Reverend Henry King Hannah rector. Morning services and sermon at 10 15. Sunday school begins at 10 00.
Rev. C. F. Nilson, pastor. Services Sundays at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Class meeting Friday at 7.20 p. m.
A Christian Science service takes place every Sunday afternoon at 3 30 in Insurance hall Monument square. All are cordially welcome.
Universalist church services held Sundays at 10 15 with Sunday school at 11 30 Rev James B Rice is pastor J K Witherbee serves as Sunday school superintendent
Congregational Church announces Sunday morning service at 10 45 with Sunday School at noon led by W H Gutteridge. Evening service at 7 pm and a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Amory Maynard directs the choir, Herman E French is the pianist, and Miss Ada Bowers leads the EB society.
Rev. R. E. Bisbee to lead Sunday morning service with Sunday school at 11 45. Epworth League meeting at six o'clock led by L. D. Wilson. Evening service at 7 15. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening and class meeting Friday evening. Choir director and organist George Lawton.
At the annual town hall meeting the Hudson Board of Trade elected officers led by President Albert W. Morse and First Vice President William H. Brigham. Other posts include Edgard P. Larkin as Second Vice President and Frank H. Chamberlain as Secretary with Caleb L. Brighar as Assistant Secretary. Warren T. Safford became Treasurer and J. C. Norcross Collector. Executive Committee members include Dewart Apsley Edward P. Glazier Herbert C. Needham Thomas Taylor and William H. Mowton. Lookout Committee names are Charles J. Sawyer James L. Ballantine Arthur B. Howe Edward F. Worcester and Jeremiah O’Neil. Banquet Committee members listed as Warren T. Safford Fred F. Trull and Freeman A. Morse.
Mrs. Winlock H. Downs of Pleasant Street narrowly escaped serious burns Friday morning when kerosene aided lighting a furnace fire that had gone out. An explosion ignited her wrapper and she rushed upstairs to inform her confined husband before they managed to extinguish the flames.
St. Bridget's R C Church led by Rev J A Crowe offers Sunday Masses at 8 20 and 10 30 a m Vespers at 3 15 p m West Acton observed on the first Sunday of each month Sunday school at 2 15 p m
The Rev. Arthur Bradford Papineau serves at St. George's Church. Sunday services include Holy Eucharist at 9 a.m. morning worship and sermon at 10.20 a.m. catechism at noon and evening prayer with sermon on the first Sunday of each month at 7 p.m. Holy Days offer Holy Eucharist at 6.20 a.m. and Friday evening prayers at 7.50 p.m.
Lodge meetings list various groups with days: Foresters first and third Mondays, Companions of Forest second and fourth Mondays, Ningaard Lodge No. 121 and related orders on specified Tuesdays, Star and Pythias nights on Tuesdays, O G T and Bridget’s chapters on Sundays and Thursdays. The fragment shows a calendar of fraternal orders and meeting cadence.
The Hudson church announced marriage intentions during Sunday mass at 10 50 o clock. Couples include Miss Mary Connors of Hudson with Michael Donovan of Marlboro and Miss Amelia Martin of Hudson with Henry Donahue of Marlboro. Also listed are Miss Mary Conlin with Andrew Harney of Hudson and George Spicer of Woonsocket Rhode Island with Miss Lillian Burke of Hudson.
W. H. Downs, Pleasant Jr., who was operated on at Marlboro hospital last week, is gaining rapidly. Doctors Hoitt Ellis from Marlboro and N. H. Hunter of this town removed a decayed neck gland. Thirteen stitches closed the cut from the operation.
The Green Street baseball team defeated Washington by a score of 10 to 0 on the field. The win showcased strong pitching and timely hitting from Green Street, including key runs in the early innings and solid defense throughout the game.
A dealer promotes headstones in marble and granite highlighting top quality and astonishing sale prices. Shoppers are urged to consult before buying.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts issues notice to heirs and interested parties in the Cal vin S Simonds estate of Acton to appear April 24 1906 in Cambridge Probate Court to show cause why a private sale of the real estate may not be granted. Lucius H Maynard administrator seeks license to sell the parcel to pay debts and administration charges with publication in Acton Enterprise over three weeks.
Heirs and interested parties are informed the Middlesex Probate Court will hear the will petition of Matilda F. Want and Lizzie M. Field for letters testamentary without bond. The Cambridge hearing is set for April 24, 1906 at 9:00 am. Public notice is required for three weeks in Acton Enterprise.
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