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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1904
Page
2
The article notes Rev. George A. Rewkabury will lead day services and preach at the Y P S C B event. The Sunday chapel gathering is announced with an evening program and related activities scheduled for 4:20.
A listing of church services across Trinity Episcopal and Scandinavian M church groups. Times include morning services at 10.45, Sunday school, and evening and weekday rites. Details note pastors Rev. Henry, Rev. C F Nilson, Rev. BR EB Bisbee, Rev. J A Crowe, and Rev. Arthur Bradford Papineau with Eucharist and vespers timings.
Foresters meet first and third Mondays while Companions of Forest gather on the second and fourth Mondays. A O U W holds sessions on the second and fourth Tuesdays. Seea Wednesday Lodge No 54 D of R convenes first and third Thursdays. Knights of Pythias and Iola Lodge 1 O G T meet various early weeks. Bridget’s C T S convenes each Sunday night. Royal Arcspum and LO C F MA hold 1st and 3rd meetings.
R A Guernsey leaves his repaired barn while Morris Schindler goes to St Louis. Numerous visits and arrivals including Emma Heals in Boston and John Carney in Dorchester. Local factory work, dances, horse races, and club opening mark a busy week with births and contracts noted.
The Marlboro Hose Co. traveled to Lowell and dropped its colors to the Concord Hose Co. Five prizes were offered, but Marlboro failed as the hose was not at the mark. Marlboro plans a rematch with Concord under the same conditions for $100 per side.
John H. Bradley of Worcester and Miss Alice Annie Brown wed at 3 p.m. Thursday in the parlor of Mrs. Annie M. Smith on Bigelow Street. The ceremony drew friends from Worcester Gardner and Westboro. Rev. J. K. Thompson officiated. The bride wore blue white lace trim. bridesmaid Edith Smith wore a similar gown. The couple planned a bridal trip after a wedding dinner and received many nuptial gifts. The groom is an armorer in Worcester and the bride worked in a west part factory. The bride has lived with Mrs. Smith since childhood.
Local readers discuss the Boston team using a failing ladder approach and contest the notion that games are fixed. They argue managers are practical businessmen who avoid covertly arranging outcomes, while conceding imperfect play may still be present.
Members of the St John Baptiste society organize a Garde d Honneur with officers including President Albert Marchetere and Captain Eugene Labossiere. A later paragraph recalls a patient’s cure by Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption after a long lung abcess battle.
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