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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1904
Page
2
Rev W W Campbell pastor. Sunday morning service at 10 30 and evening service at 7 30. Sunday school at 11 30. Senior Y P at 8 00, C B at 6 30 P M. Junior Y P and GC B at 3 00 P M. Communion first Friday of January March May July September and leap month is unclear.
Mild, fragmentary notice lists Trinitarian Company and Reverend George A Tor with Lord's day services. It mentions day and evening gatherings but lacks full details or locations.
Trinity Church Protestant Episcopal with Rev Henry King Hannahk rector holds morning service and sermon at 10 45 Sunday school at 10 00 Scandinavian M E Church led by Rev C F Nilson offers services Sundays at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m class meeting Friday at 7 30 p m
A condensed church notices page listing Maynard and surrounding parish activities. Details include the Maynard Church with asks for Sunday service at 10 30, Sunday school at noon, evening service at 7, and midweek meeting. Maynard choir director Herman Be French and organist Mrs W K Denniston. Also Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev W F Lawford schedule including Sunday service 10 30, Sunday school 11 45, evening service 6 15, and prayer meeting. additional class meeting led by Miss Beila Batley. OS G R C Church with Rev J A Crowe and masses at 8 30 and 10 30, vespers 3 15, Sunday school 2 1 0 pm. St George Episcopal Church led by Rev Arthur Bradford Papineau with Holy Eucharist at 9 am and 10 30 am services and catechism at 12 pm. Friday prayer 7 30 pm and Holy Eucharist 6 30 am on Holy Days.
Foresters meet on the first and third Mondays Companions of Forest on the second and fourth Mondays A O U W Man and Forest on the fourth Tuesday Maynard Lodge No 131 I O O F every Wednesday Mizpah Lodge No 54 D R on the first and third Thursdays Eastern Star on the first and third Tuesdays Iola Lodge I O G T on the first and third Tuesday night St Bridgets C T on Sundays Hibernians on the second Thursdays Royal Arch on the first and third Mondays I O O F MA on the first and third Wednesdays
South Framingham edged Hudson 55 to 36 in a tough away game noted for rough play. Hough led the visitors with long shots while Kennedy and Evers clashed with the officiating, and fogartys and haggerty engaged in altercations. Referee Marley faced heated censure as players traded blows and heated fouls.
At Colonial Club a Gentlemen's Night featured white ribbon tokens with crossed flags from Mrs. Chester Curtis. Ladies served partners through courses, then entertainment by two young ladies and three colored boys plus May Parker accompanying. The evening included monologues songs and playful acts, with committees and servers named.
A group named the Jolly Sixteen rode to the Eagle Inn in Fayville Friday evening for a social outing. A dinner and entertainment followed, with a lively trip home ending in a humorous tumble. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jane innson, Mr and Mrs M Woods, Mr and Mrs Bert Woods, Mr and Mrs Frank W Horne, Mr and Mrs H Bemis, Mrs Ida Holden, Vera Stevens, Mr and Mrs B Jam, and Mr and Mrs B A Cotter.
The Lake Williams Ice Co plans a third cut from the same site this season after two earlier harvests of ice about a foot thick each. Frozen crystal thickens to about 11 inches where resurfaced, with the lake surface scraped nine times. Third cut to begin soon. unmanned sections report 20 inches ice where no cutting occurred.
The 33rd semi annual convention of Washburn Christian Endeavor opens in Clinton with religious services and group meetings. Delegates from local chapters attend events highlighting youth outreach and fellowship.
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