Concord Junction Church Notes
W P Campbell pastor services listed for 10 45 a m and 7 p m with additional items at noon and 6 00 p m and a meeting Tuesday evening at the church notes indicate a typical small town church schedule and activities.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
2
W P Campbell pastor services listed for 10 45 a m and 7 p m with additional items at noon and 6 00 p m and a meeting Tuesday evening at the church notes indicate a typical small town church schedule and activities.
Trinitarian Congregational and First Parish Unitarian churches publish service times for Sundays including 1045 a m worship and 7 20 p m evening services. Parish events include prayer meetings Friday evenings and a Young People’s Guild gathering at 7 p m. Communion services are held on the first Sundays of January March May July September and November.
The Scandinavian M E Church at H. Mayer Pastor announces Sunday 10 45 p m service Sunday school 12 1 Epworth League 7 7 45 Sunday evening service 745 9 Prayer meeting Friday 8 9 A Christian Science service is held every Sunday at half past ten in Insurance hall Morumont square A testimonal meeting is held first Wednesday of each month at 7 45 All are welcome Rev Sidney J Win and J K We With erbee are noted as Sunday school officials
OCR text lists fraternal orders and meeting days including Foresters, Lodge No. 131, Japan Lodge No. 64 D of R, Eastern Star, Pythias, Knights of Pythias, and Arcanum with specific first and fourth or second and fourth Mondays or Thursdays and Sundays noted.
The Middlesex Probate Court seeks heirs and interested parties for estates of Ann Maria LaForest, Ephraim Perkins, and Bertha Merriam. Citations require heirs to appear September 16 1908 in Cambridge and Acton notices request private sale licenses with three weekly publications in local papers and delivery of copies to interested parties.
Public probate citations announce hearings on fifth account of Charles H. Mead for the estate of Peter Whitcomb and probate for Martha R. Miles of Concord. Notices require show cause, public publication in Concord Enterprise, and mailing to interested parties by Sept. 14, 1908. Charles J. McIntire signs as First Judge, Prescott Keyes Attorney.
Health updates follow local figures as Isaac W Fletcher improves and Jerome Dwinells recovers. Several residents travel or visit family. Mackin changes in school leadership. Philatea class outings and library reopens with a 1775 sermon collection. Local political plans mention a September 22 Republican caucus.
Maynard residents host relatives from Boston Cambridge and Lynn while others travel to and from Fitchburg Hudson and the North Shore. Local workers change posts at Delee's drug store Assabet mills and dyeing departments. Visitors attend funerals and plan trips to Roosevelt Arizona and western states.
The Middlesex Probate Court asks heirs and others to note that Charlotte A. Greene administratrix seeks a license to sell the late Herbert J. L. Greene's real estate to pay debts and admin costs. Publication required weekly for three weeks in the Concord Enterprise prior to court date. Witness Charles J. McIntire, First Judge. Registrar W. Fr. Gers. Keyes, Boston, attorney for petitioner.
The school committee elected J D W Chester of Southington Conn as the new principal at the high school. Chester brings years of highly successful work and is expected to prove the right choice for Maynard's top post.
Local briefs list residents and visitors in Marlboro. John A. Prye tends a peach orchard of 1000 trees. Mrs. Clement and Mrs. Wood Safford are ill and visiting relatives in Marlboro. Several families relocate or vacation across New England and New York, with trips to Montreal, Atlantic City, Oak Bluffs, and Brooklyn.
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