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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1905
Page
2
Pastor Rev W W Campbell announces Sunday services at 10 45 a m and 7 p m Sabbath school at noon Y P C U at 6 p m Junior C B at 3 p m Youth program noted as 80 members listed as a figure unclear but present.
Rev. C F Nilson pastors a schedule of services on Sundays with classes and evening meetings at specified times. All are welcome to the church at the noted location and times.
Sunday morning services listed for several churches with times from 10.45 to 11.46. Sunday schools, superintendents, and officers named. Catholic and Anglican listings include St Bridget’s and St George’s with masses and canonical hours. First Sunday vespers at West Acton and detailed rector and parish roles provided.
Fragmentary notice lists various fraternal meetings by day and group including Foresters Companions of Forest a o U W Mizpah Lodge D o R Pythias Golden link and other orders with days noted as second fourth and first third occurrences and mentions of Sundays and Wednesdays.
Mise Etta Burkill of River Street visited Boston on Saturday. Several residents report illnesses and family updates. A deer sighting near Packard Street and a large theatre outing in Boston are among items. A funeral was held for Mrs. Morin, and a civic installation is planned in Waltham January 17.
A large Newfoundland dog owned by Patrick Kirby Cox sr died Sunday from poison. Kirby seeks to know who could have harmed the animal as this marks the third local poisoning in a short time with similar causes. He notes the dog suffered after being poisoned one night last week.
Potterville druggist J R Cullman touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as best for stomach trouble and constipation. Easy to take with guaranteed satisfaction. For sale by Johnson's Pharmacy and H J Dwinell Maynard.
Large funeral held Monday at St Marys church for Mrs Frederick Le sieur. Rev Jos Robichaud officiated the requiem high mass with choir singing of high order. St Anne society members from Leominster Yamace Woonsocket and Worcester sent floral tributes and pallbearers included Pierre Boule Moise Sasseville Ambroise Vigeant Dosithe Bernard Joseph Boule and Dolphis Gaucher with their wives. Interment followed at St Marys cemetery.
The Marlboro hospital Ladies Board met at Mrs. C. D. Hunter's home after a decade with many members lost to death or out of town. The existing list includes President Mrs. George R. Hall and officers Secretary Mrs. E G Gibson. 112 honorary members pay one dollar yearly to support the work. New officers for the coming year: President Mrs EB G Hoitt Vice President Mrs W S Richardson Secretary Mrs T F McCarthy Treasurer Mrs M J M
Mr and Mrs Zepherin Bonin returned from their wedding trip and were honored with a grand reception Friday at the bride’s home. The Panama club presented a sideboard and bouquet to Mrs Bonin while Mr Bonin expressed thanks for the thoughtful remembrances. The evening continued with social time and refreshments.
Funeral held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock for Bernard Clancy at Immaculate Conception Church. A delegation from Division 16 AOH led by President P J Conway attended. Rev T B Lowney celebrated the requiem mass before the body was interred in the parish cemetery. Bearers were Dennis O'Brien, Michael Sullivan, Martin Roche, Michael O'Connor, James Pumphrey, and Patrick Burns.
W N Supple, a Tucker juryman, is well known in the city for umpiring baseball games. Billy is regarded as a square, conscientious man and long time Holliston selectman. If all jurors were like him, justice would stay on a straight course. Berlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised as a pleasant remedy. For sale by Johnson s H J Dwinell
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