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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1905
Page
2
Church listings provide service times for multiple congregations in Concord including Concord Junction Trinitarian and First Parish Unitarian with pastors and weekly schedules. Other notes cover Trinity Protestant Episcopal, Scandinavian M E, Universalist, Christian Science, and St. Brigid’s RC, with mass times, Sunday schools, and prayer meetings.
Local fraternal orders and chapters announce meeting nights: Foresters first and third Mondays Companions of Forest second and north Mondays O U W second and fourth Tuesdays Maynard Lodge 131 I O O F Wednesdays Mizpah Lodge 54 D of R first and third Thursdays Eastern Star first and third Tuesdays Knights of Pythias second and fourth Wednesdays Iola Lodge G T first and fourth Tuesdays St Bridget s C T S Sundays second Thursdays Royal Arcanum first and third Mondays C F M A first and third Wednesdays We reatars note unreadable.
Vanderveer assists Episcopal church affairs as high school voice issue for the month appears. Middlesex school students finish classes for vacation last Wednesday. John Hagerty Jr. of Sudbury road among early fox season sharpshooters. Trinitarian church hosts annual Christmas concert. Mark Mara builds a double house on Bedford Court on former site. The Colonial store changes hands to Miss Belle Davidson. I. D. L. class of 1903 seeks her C H S pin via Enterprise Box 152 Concord. Misses Miner Garfield Andrews assist at Boston Specialty during holidays. Vanderveer’s 5 and 10 cent department thrives with crowds. Henry H. Benson family depart for Texas for winter and spring with daughter Mrs Bird. A play to support the high school Voice will soon be staged at town hall with a strong cast.
The C H B schedule for next year lists contests with Waltham high, Milton Academy, Brown and Nicolas, Dorchester, Middlesex, Hyde Park, Arlington, Newton, Melrose, Brookline and Ringo Manuel Training plus several open dates. Officials urge community support and attendance to boost the team.
Walden pond, long known for good fishing, is now stocked and governed by the Massachusetts Fish and Game commissioners. Fishing will run June 1 to November 1, using hand lines or lines on a pole with a single hook. A three year closed season is planned and each offense carries a $20 fine.
Hudson Spooner Bridgeton academy is visiting grandparents on Lincoln street. Mr and Mrs A W Morse spent Monday with Frank and Mrs Morse Leominster. George Burkill Spencer visited mother Ellen Burvill River street Monday. W D Downs of the telephone exchange spent Sunday and Monday at his old Walpole home. Mr and Mrs Nelson Cummerford Boston spent holidays with his mother on Lake Street. Mr and Mrs Charles G Pingree Fitchburg stayed with Proctor Pingree Mapless. Mrs William Rice and daughter Annie Natick visited Richard Cruise Maple street this week. The second annual social of the married folks of St Michael's church will be held in town hall Thursday.
Christmas at St Michael’s observed with two masses led by Rev T F Cusack and Fr Joran. Deacon Rev E Fo Short and sub deacon Rev Cusack served. Fr Cusack preached on the Birth of Christ. The altar scene depicted Bethlehem with evergreen decorations.
Mrs Margaret L Whitcomb wife of Melvin Whitcomb formerly of this town died at home in Webster Friday after a short typhoid illness at age 45. Besides her husband she leaves two sisters and her father. Funeral from William T Greene Park Street Sunday afternoon with Rev George B Syest of the Congregational church officiating. Burial at Forestval Cemetery.
The Burkill family annual reunion met Monday at Mrs. Elton Burkill’s River Street home with 26 attendees from North Brookfield Spencer Auburn Me Marlboro and Beverly. A turkey dinner was served and a tree was enjoyed.
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