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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1907
Page
2
Pastor Rev W W Campbell announces Sunday service at 10 45 a m and 7 p m Sabbath school. Youth and junior groups meet in the afternoon with Y P S and S at 12 miles OC EB 6 p m Junior C EB 3 p m meeting Tuesday evening at ???.
The notice lists Sunday worship times for Trinitarian Congregationalists First Parish Unitarian and Scandinavian M. E. Church with morning and evening services, Sunday schools, and youth activities. It also notes Friday prayer meetings and a Sunday Christian Science service at Monument square Insurance hall. All are welcome.
Rev. Sidney J. Willis serves as pastor at the Universalist church with Sunday services at 10 30 and Sunday school at 11 30 led by superintendent J K W Witherbee.
Eugene Hent pastor leads Congregational Church with 10 45 a m service and 12 m Sunday school under W H Gutteridge. Christian Endeavor at 6 p m and 7 p m evening service. prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m. Lawton directs choir Carter organist Adams president. Bisbee pastor at Methodist Episcopal Church conducts 10 30 a m service 11 45 a m Sunday school IL D Wilson superintendent Epworth League 6 p m. Evening service 7 15 p m. Prayer Tuesday, class meeting Friday. Choir director and organist George Lawton.
Sunday masses at 8 30 and 10 20 a m Vespers at 15 p m West Acton on first Sunday monthly Sunday school at 215 p m
During the rector the Rev Arthur Bradford Papineau's vacation period there will be Morning Prayer every Sunday at 10 30 a m at St George's Church.
Foresters meet first and third Mondays. Companions of Forest meet second and fourth Mondays. A O U W meet second and fourth Tuesdays. Maynard Lodge No 131 LO OF every Wednesday. Mizpah Lodge No 54 DOR first and third Thursdays. Eastern Star first and third Tuesdays. Knights of Pythias met 24 and 4th Wednesdays. IOOF T first and fourth Tuesdays. St Bridget’s CTS every Sunday night. Hibernians second Thursdays. Royal Arcanum first and third Mondays. OOFN A Ast and Ardd Wednesday. Advertisement note by Leslie Bros DeKalb.
Marlboro city notes list visitors and residents visiting friends in Marlboro and surrounding towns. Names include Charles Rock Roland Thompson Harry Ward Lucy Bigetow Mary Donavan St Lawrence student John Rice Elizabeth Campbell and others with brief mentions of hospital staff and local operations. Public notices mention 1907 city reports available at city offices and local club Old Folks day planned at Nebegonga club Fort Meadow.
Local residents and visitors are noted in Marlboro with numerous brief items. John Casey works in Hudson. Tarbell of Cambridge spent Friday in town. families report summer visits to Deer Isle and Revere. Marlboro Grain Co awards elevator contract to J. E. Warren & Co. Massicotte returns from Canada with daughters and finds work at Apsley rubber factory.
New England telegraph operators joined a strike led by national union officers as Boston and other cities reported major disruption in wire service. Rail line interference and anonymous strikebreakers hampered through dispatches while officials in New York claimed improvement in overall wire communications.
Col. BE J. Gihon of Wakefield visited Monday. Numerous residents and visitors, including Miss Vivian Hallett of Boston and James Mahoney of Ware, spent time in this city. Many families traveled to New York, Winthrop, Brockton, Ipswich, and other spots for brief stays and vacations.
Vere St Leger Goold admits killing Emma Levin, a wealthy Swedish woman, whose dismembered remains were found in trunks with his wife upon arrival from Monte Carlo. The couple’s explanations fail to convince, and the confession is seen as unsurprising by witnesses. Also, lumbermen in Fredericton anticipate only 60 to 75 percent of last winter’s cut on the St John river due to weak prep for the season.
Police pursue Dwight Sampson, ex watchman at Beaudry's die shop, on suspicion of knowing about a safe burglary reported at the shop the other day. A sledge was used to break the safe. no money was found. Carl Southwick and others say they saw Sampson on the Hudson road Tuesday.
Henri Guinet, a carpenter living near Willham, was robbed Saturday evening of his gold watch and $80. He has a capable crew and has reported the crime to the police.
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