Concord Junction Church Notes
Sunday worship at 10 45 a m and 7 p m Sabbath school at noon YY Pp S C E at 6 p m Junior C E at 3 p m Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1909
Page
2
Sunday worship at 10 45 a m and 7 p m Sabbath school at noon YY Pp S C E at 6 p m Junior C E at 3 p m Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at
Rev. George A. Tewksbury pastors day services with preaching at 10 46 a m and 7 30 p m Sabbath school 12 m Y P S C E B Sunday evening at 6 30 Chapel Prayer meeting Friday evening 7 30
Trinity Episcopal Church Rev Smith Owen Dexter Rector announces Sunday services at 9.45 a.m. and 10.45 a.m. morning prayer and sermon with Holy Communion after the 10.45 service on the first Sunday each month and at 7.30 a.m. on the third Sunday. Also notes Morning service at 10.45 and Sunday school, vesper and Young People’s Guild timings for church events.
Scandinavian M E Church Haver and Concord note Sunday services at 10.00 am preaching 7.00 pm Epworth League 9 am evening worship 8 pm choir practice ». First Thursday and Third Thursdays host meetings Ladies Aid Sewing Prayer and Haworth League events. Also Church of Christ Scientist with services Sunday 10.30 am Wednesday 7.30 pm Reading room Thursday 3-5 pm. South Acton Universalist notes 10.30 am service and 11.30 am Sunday school.
Foresters meet the first and third Mondays while Companions of Forest gather on the same days. A O U W holds sessions on the second and fourth Tuesdays. Maynard Lodge No. 131 I O O F meets Wednesdays. Mizpah Lodge No. 54 D of R convenes first and third Thursdays. Western Star meets first and third Tuesdays. Knights of Pythias gather on the 2d and 4th Wednesdays. Iola Lodge I O G T meets on the 1st and 4th Tuesday nights. St Bridget s CTS and Hibernians meet Sundays and second Thursdays respectively. Royal Arcanum meets first and eighth Mondays. Lt C O F M A holds 1st and 8th Wednesdays.
The Probate Court cites all interested in Susan E. Arnold late of Stow to appear March 3, 1909 in Cambridge to show cause why the first account of administrator William H. Lord should not be allowed. Citation to be served by delivery of copies to interested parties fourteen days before, by weekly publication for three weeks in Maynard Enterprise, and by mail to known interests seven days before. W. B. Rogers, Register.
Bedford residents attended the Entre Nous Whist club gathering at Mrs. Frank Goddard’s home in Loumist, with seven hours of play across five tables followed by a Valentine themed repast. Speeches and light humor filled the evening as L. H. Halladay added to the merriment with impartial quips.
The funeral service for the late E A Hartwell was held on Wednesday February 10 in Bedford. Bearers included Quincy Cole Moses Johnson Norbert M English and Clifford Day. Hartwell born September 12 1845 in Bedford died February 6 1909. floral tributes from family and parish.
A Wednesday high wind tore the roof from G A Haynes old barn at the centre, and snapped a large limb from an elm opposite the house.
Fred Brown visits parents and Elizabeth Edwards sees friends in Boston. Center school children hold Washington’s birthday exercises with songs recitations tableaux praised. Luther Conant and Rev E C Hayes give remarks as audience joins in America. Mrs Payson wrist injury treated at Carney hospital. Dr Monroe reports recovery. William Hutchins and Annie Purdy visit Hiram Proctor home.
Mentions of Geo W Burrough substituting for C H Mead at the store, Holt and wife in West Somerville, Margaret McDonald operation success, death of Bert Moore formerly at the South Acton grocery, funeral in Littleton Thursday, Middlesex Y P B rally February 22 at Baptist church with named speakers, Lincoln birthday services at Baptist church with sermon by Rev Lovett and a notable concert with Doris Kitchin.
Mrs. Charles J. Waite confined at home with severe grip. John P. Blodgett called to Hyde Park by brother Silas Blodgett illness. Mrs. Charles Hendrickson with mother in Malden in critical condition. Thomas Rielly back from Waltham hospital after rapid operation recovery.
Increasing interest surrounds the local team as a near capacity crowd watched Warner’s hall host Sudbury. The fast and clean play saw Sudbury’s two Maynard A.C. players in action, but the Rovers prevailed 20 to 16 in their home hall. A return game with Maynard’s AL team is hoped soon.
Sofia dispatch reports eighteen shocks in the past two days across southern Bulgaria with damage localized in Yamboli and eastern Ramelia. Several houses collapsed and villagers spent nights outdoors amid aftershocks and fear.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court to heirs and all interested in the estate of John May late of Maynard deceased. Julia May prays letters testamentary to herself without bond. Citations published in Maynard Enterprise for three weeks. Court date February 23, 1909 at 9 AM.
Middlesex probate court invites heirs and interested parties to show cause why letters testamentary should not be issued to Ralph E Forbes and William F Emerson as executors for Ellen T Emerson late of Concord. The petition cites two instruments claimed as will and codicil and requests bondless appointment. notice via Concord Enterprise. The hearing is set for February 24 at 9 in the forenoon. Charles J McIntire, Register.
Notice notes that Bldla C. Hooper, administratrix of the estate of Edmund B Hooper Tate of Maynard Middlesex deceased intestate, has taken trust by bond. Creditors must exhibit claims and all debts payable to Admx at the stated address by the February 4 1909 deadline.
Marlboro hosts visits from Chicago and Southbridge residents. The Marlboro Shoe Co. factory restaurant opens for dinner and the Diamond F and Diamond M factories install electric motors. Tenement housing plans loom as building activity grows. Community events include mass for Mrs. Millette and a surprise party in Hudson.
Daniel C. Freeman of 41 Church St recalls the 1860 Lincoln campaign after marching in a torch light parade in Iceland Maine with the Portland Continentals. He preserves a genuine white silk badge bearing Lincoln’s portrait and autograph. Freeman, 14 at the time, cherished Lincoln’s memory and later saw him in Washington but never spoke.
The Swastika club met at Miss Jennie Green's home Tuesday evening. Whist lasted an hour with Miss Florence Meagher winning first prize. Music and jokes by Fahey helped keep the party lively. attendees included Florence Meagher and Josie Carey among others.
Thieves entered the Baptist church after a vestry supper, toured the contribution boxes but caused no financial damage. The incident occurred at night, with no further details on suspects or motive.
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 9 am in St Marys church by Rev Joseph Robichaud with the regular choir. Relatives attended from Worcester Withboro and Brockton for the interment in the parish cemetery. Bearers included Cyprien Sasseville Pierre Sasseville and others. Israel Sasseville remains confined to his Broad street home.
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