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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1906
Page
2
Rev W W Campbell pastor. Sunday service 10 45 a m and 7 p m Sabbath school 12 00 m Y P S C B 6 00 p m Junior C EB 3 00 p m Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30.
George A. Tewksbury serving as pastor with Lord's day services at 10.45 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday school at noon Y P S C RB Sunny evening at 6 30 Chapel prayer meeting Friday evening at 7 20 all in Trinitarian Ocational Nevada.
John Collins stays in Springfield this week. Sherman presents moving pictures in town hall Friday. Jewett completes barn on Franklin Street. Ivory Ward of Waltham visits Sunday. Miss Wilson visits Boston friends. Perkins of Cambridge visits Hudson. Lovett attends Boston sports show. U Need Up club plans concert at M B church Wednesday. Burkill installs home telephone on Felton Street. Bills takes job at Brigham and Women’s factory. Greenleaf and Peters visit Loomis? ter. H H Robinson profiles 114th fox near Stow. Hudson residents enjoy Clinton skating trip. Shaughnessy sisters visit Lowell. Rose Schofield wins watch in Boston contest. Annie Cuff and Eva Bishop visit Keene NH. Two Remington typewriters arrive at high school. Tierney and Dr Crystal visit from Leominster. Direct Cois mill brick foundation progresses. Nawadaha council D of P to install officers Friday. Bowser wins skating prize in Clinton. Sullivan and McCarthy attend Maynard ball. Brown returns to grammar duties after funeral in Alstead NH. Unitarian church officers meet at Mrs Baltzly home. John McDonald to sing at moving pictures Friday. Sherman Co. presents best Hudson show this year. Young People’s Union hosts Unitarian talk by Duncan. Local funeral for Henry Keating. he died aged 70?
Rev Loren B Macdonald leads Trinity Church Protestant Episcopal with 1045 morning services and 1030 Sunday school followed by communion at set months. Scandinavian M E Church led by Rev C F Nilson holds services 1030 and 730 with Friday class. Christian Science meets Sunday 345 in Insurance hall Monument Square. Universalist Church offers 1015 service and 1130 Sunday school led by Rev Frank Rice and J K W Witherbee respectively.
The record lists Sunday worship times for several churches including Amory Maynard and Methodist Episcopal in the town. It notes pastors and leaders, Sunday schools, prayer and choir details, and evening services with specific times and days of meetings.
Foresters meet on the first and third Mondays. Compa of Forest on the second and third. U W on the second and fourth. Ma No 131 meets on the first and third Fridays. FB No 54 and D of R on Thursdays. Star Lodge meets first and third Tuesdays. Pythias meet on the 24th and 4th? Thursdays. G T meets on the first and fourth. Bedget’s C T and on Sundays with a second Thursday. Royal Arch Chapter on the first and third Monday. LO 0 B M A meets on the first and third Wednesday.
D. D. C. R. Neenan of Marlboro installs officers at a Hudson hall gathering. New officers include John Bateman as D. C. R. and Joseph Borkosky as T with Henry Courtemanche S W, Joseph Cabana R S, Dr. J. E. McGrath J W, Frank Geleaney 8 B, Fred Bonner J B, Thomas Connors lecturer, and others.
Hudson lodge of Elks met in I. O. O. F. hall Monday night. Grand Exalted Ruler Captain Prescott and suite of Fitchburg oversaw degree work for three candidates. Caterer F A Morse served a turkey supper and visiting officers gave speeches.
Miss Mary Murray of River Street received a package from Matalacat Pamaranga in the Philippine Islands containing a native hat and a bolo. The item was sent by her cousin Joseph Flaherty who is teaching school there.
Truly miraculous recovery recounted by J O R Hooper of Woodlawn Tenn as Mrs Mollie Holt, near death from lung infection, improved after Dr King’s New Discovery and eventually fully recovered. Johnson’s Pharmacy Maynard and Willard’s Pharmacy South Acton advertise guaranteed care and a trial bottle free.
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