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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1908
Page
2
Rev W W Campbell leads morning and evening services with Sunday school at noon and meetings listed. A Tanacien Congregational gathering is noted for Tuesday evening and George A Tewksbury is identified as pastor with services at 11 am and 7 30 pm.
Rev. Loren B. Macdonald presides at Sunday services at 10 45 a m. A meeting for the People’s Guild is at 7 p m. Sunday school convenes at 12 m. Communion is held first Sunday in January March July September and November. Rotary meetings occur on Friday evenings before communion.
The Scandinavian M. and Church Haver Pastor announces Sunday services at 10 45 a m with Sunday school 12 1 Epworth League 7 7 45 and Sunday evening service 7 46 9 Prayer meeting Friday 8 9 A Christian Science service is held every Sunday at 10 30 Insurance hall Monumental testimonal meeting occurs first Wednesday each month at 7 45 All are welcome.
Rev. Sidney J. Willis leads services at the Universalist church every Sunday at 10 30 AM. Sunday school follows at 11 30 with J K W Witherbee as superintendent.
The notice lists morning and evening services, Sunday schools, and choir directions for Congregational, Methodist Episcopal, St. Bridget's Catholic, West Acton, and St. George's churches. It includes pastors names, service times, catechism, prayers, and league meetings, reflecting a regional parish timetable.
Fraternal groups list meeting nights for Foresters Companions of Forest U O O F lodge chapters Pythias Petola Lodge and others with sessions on Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays across various lodges and orders. The fragment provides every weekly cadence and the specific order designations without complete names or locations.
John Grenier selected as captain of the Bella Hoola baseball club. Miss Maybelle I Findlay of Harvard Street visits relatives in Malden. Miss Selina Chartier returns from Central Falls and Miss Alice, daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Kirby, sick in Haverhill.
Massachusetts probate court requires all interested parties to appear in Cambridge on May 5 1908 at nine in the forenoon to show cause why the account of Alice G Barris administratrix of William J Barris estate may not be allowed. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Maynard Enterprise and mailed to known heirs seven days before the hearing. Witness Charles J McIntire clerk.
The Massachusetts Probate Court for Middlesex cites heirs and creditors in the estate of Elbridge J. Robbins of Acton. Chester B. Robbins seeks letters of administration without bond, with May 11 1908 hearing at Cambridge, notice to be published weekly in Acton Enterprise for three weeks.
Will Pickards serves on the district court in Cambridge as juror. Miss Loraine Miller returned from Washington via Norfolk and rail to New York. A French family moved into the brick school house and lost an eight month old baby from pneumonia. Lake activity drew many cottagers for golf and holidays. F. W. Taylor arrived for the season. Mr and Mrs Spinney lost two children. the first a two year old to meningitis and the second a baby, both buried at Woodlawn. the family plans to relocate to Torrington Connecticut to work with Fulton Spinney at a woolen company.
Johns Hopkins surgeons report Judge John B. McKeighan of St Louis survived with his heart kidneys liver and other organs in unusual positions or arrangements following an autopsy. The 66 year old lawyer died after a critical period before March 1 and his strange anatomy remains unexplained.
Max Shinborn, 73, released after thirteen years for bank robberies, is jailed on a $200 larceny charge in Boston. He maintains his innocence, claiming another identity Henry Eb Moebus, and cites a long criminal record as probable cause for detention. He posted $1000 bail as grand jury action looms.
Munich reports editor Sta dele of Neue Freie Volkszeitung fined 25 dollars for alleging Harden of Die Zukunft Berlin received 250000 dollars from Von Eulenburg to suppress evidence. Public barred from courtroom due to testimony.
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