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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1916
Page
7
Concord-Junction notes show a busy social scene with visitors from Athol Holliston Worcester Dorchester Cambridge and Winchester. Local residents return from travels and military service while the forum meetings draw growing crowds.
Union Church announces a Thursday January 6 union service at 7 15 led by Rev George A Tewks bury in the Sunday school auditorium. On Sunday January 9 Rev A E Hetherington will again be our minister. The West Concord Union Religious Society annual meeting is set for Tuesday evening January 11 at 8 o'clock in the vestry with election of officers and a standing committee for the ensuing year. Attendance of all members is earnestly requested.
The fragment describes pin and stomach worms in children with symptoms like unsettled stomach, sore breath, full belly, pale face, dull eyes, restless sleep and cough. It promotes Dr True’s Elixir as a remedy for worms stomach disorders and constipation with consumer testimonials and prices 35c 50c 1.00 from dealers.
The Catholic club unveiled its new quarters in the Warner building with about 300 guests attending a program of music and speeches. Richard B. McSweeney and Hon. John F. Fitzgerald spoke on community unity while Rev. Frs Cronin Lynch Meagher extended best wishes. The club features a library, reading room, banquet hall, pool room, and a renovated hall 45 by 30 feet for social events, now open to public use.
The wedding of Jessie Graham and Paul Delaney took place Friday at the rectory with Rev. Fr. Cronin officiating. The couple plan to reside on Shirley Street after a Maynard reception hosted by the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Graham.
Miss Ethel Grace Fredericks and Narl Reed Cartwright wed in New York City with Rev. Dr. Fisher officiating. The couple will settle in Portland Indiana after a west and south honeymoon. Mrs Cartwright will bring a large circle of Cor junction friends and a Boston secretary career. Mr Cartwright, a noted baritone, has performed with major ensembles and theaters.
Holy Name Sunday was observed at Help of Christians church with a body communion at a 7 o'clock mass. In the evening about 75 members rode to Concord in a special car for a union meeting of the Concord Concord Junction and Maynard societies at Bernard's church. Fr. Mahon preached a most eloquent sermon. R. J. Stevenson accepted a position in Huntington.
Carpenters have spent two weeks adding new fire escapes at the West Concord school to speed evacuation. Outside escapes on the east side and a new upper door will allow quick, safe emptying of the building without relying on the main stairway.
A Friday watch party hosted by the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs was a very jolly social affair. The event was informal and attendees reported an excellent time with everyone enjoying the gathering.
Sudbury reports many ill residents recovering. Rev. A J Hall visited town this week. Masquerade and Sons of Veterans dances drew strong crowds Thursday and Friday. A new stammer school teacher Miss Fisher succeeded Miss Jordan.
The Catholic club plans a public whist evening in Warner's hall on Thursday January 13. It is the first social event for the new organization and a large attendance is expected. Refreshments will be provided by the committee.
Heirs and creditors are cited to appear at Middlesex Probate Court in Cambridge on January 21, 1916 to show cause why F Ethel Bond of Somerville should be granted administration. Public notice to be posted weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise. Witness W E Rogers, Register, December 28, 1915.
Heirs and next of kin are cited to appear in Middl on Probate Court on December 22 1916 at nine in the forenoon to show cause why Luke H Tuttle should be granted letters testamentary without bond. Public notice to all interested persons via Acton Interprise and mailings at least seven days before court. Witness Charles J Me re quire First Judge.
The Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of George D Hubbard deceased. Elmina D Hubbard seeks letters testamentary without bond. court set for January 7, 1916 at nine a.m. in Concord. Notices to be published weekly for three weeks and mailed to known parties seven days before court.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts cites heirs creditors and all persons in the estate of Robert Wayne late of Acton to appear at Cambridge Probate Court on January 21, 1916 at 9 AM show cause why administration should not be granted to F Ethel Bond of Somerville or other suitable person Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise Witness Charles J McIntire Esquire 1916 date shown
Lucy Marhar of Hyde Park District Boston Mass has been named administratrix of the estate of John Mahar late of Concord Middlesex County deceased intestate. Creditors must present their claims and debtors must pay the estate. Dated December 24 1915.
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