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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1904
Page
2
A fragment from a church calendar lists March May July and September events at Concord Junction Church with unspecified details. The incomplete item offers only month names and missing descriptions or dates for the gatherings.
Local church listings include Trinity Protestant services at 10 and 7:30, Scandinavian M E with 10:30 and 7:30, Methodist Episcopal with 10 and 7:15, St George’s Church Holy Eucharist at 8 and 10:30 with catechism at noon and 7, plus weekday Holy Eucharist and prayers. Lodge meetings note Foresters, Forest Companions, AOUW, Pythians, and G T orders on specified Mondays and Tuesdays.
Local residents announce vacations visits and returns from York Beach, Nantasket, and Norway Maine. Teachers, workers, and students change roles. Lena Campbell resigns to teach in Waltham, Jones and Sullivan visit neighbors, and patrols swap at West Acton. A chimney fire at Murphy block is contained. Gates Pond concert draws large crowds. legal action involves Knowles loom works attachment for Pettit.
An elderly Hudson man, 69, died by drowning after a fall on rocks near Spot Pond. Park staff found him at 12 30. Medical Examiner said death due to drowning. He was born in Brighton and worked as a factory foreman at L T Jetts, leaving a widow and four sons Warren Safford, Arthur Safford, Roby Safford, and Percy Safford.
A September conclave in San Francisco held a supper at six followed by the regular meeting. Officers elected include B. C. Charles H. Bartlett Clinton G. Rowell C. G. Charles H. Marlboro Treas. Henry Tower Rec. George B. Cochran 8S. W. C. Hastings Marlboro J. W. Arthur L. Cun dall. Installers were P. B. C. Stephen A. Holt with P. C. A. M. Mossman assisting.
Supt. John W. Ogden of the Concord Maynard Hudson Street Railway company designed a handsome red ribbon badge for the triennial Knights Templars conclave in San Francisco. Trinity Commandery of this town will issue about 2000 exchange badges bearing the motto Across the continent from the Hub.
Construction in Wood Square resumes on Tuesday after long stoppage. Crews near the F R R depot expect completion this week and electric cars will run to Maynard without change. Residents complain the delay and eye sore persist while a resident named Mr Holmes recovered at home after a mid day accident.
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