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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
8
Church notices list multiple services with morning and evening worship. The pastor preaches on themes including love of God and a parable titled The Homecoming. Additional meetings and youth activities are noted for Sunday and Tuesday evenings.
Framed church notices list events for Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts Rev Smith O Denter rector including Holy Communion and Address at 10 60 AM Morning Prayer Church School Junior Auxiliary Girls Friendly Society and Boy Scouts with dates in January and June and Friday January 23 2000 events noted.
A letters page outline describes the Legion's special meet at the Veterans Building in Concord. The group sought to display more Red Cross pictures but the Red Cross refused to lend their equipment due to a lack of available machine. The refusal prompted the Legion to consider selling the display machine, screen and equipment.
At a special Red Cross meeting chaired by Walter Shaw the group debated removing a disputed hall and cutting losses from a decamber event. After a long heated session into midnight members agreed to accept the proposed contract as a single vote, with strong critique from attendees.
Valuable instrument offered for sale with inquiry contact Mrs. A G Hubbard Street Concord Mus.
Mrs Elizabeth Stow widow of Nathan Brooks Stow longtime Concord resident dies after brief illness at Walden Street home. She celebrated her ninety seventh birthday last year and anticipated a future centenary. Funeral held at First Parish Meeting House with Rev Bulkeley and Rev Cleland officiating. Survived by six nephews and nieces and four children among other relatives. active in philanthropy and local clubs.
Hudson lodge of Elks announces its annual Charity Ball set for January 26 at the state armory. The event aims to be a standout social occasion with Arlington’s Avalon orchestra, an Arlington caterer, and distinctive decor. Committees led by Thomas J. Wart and Frank A. Ward coordinate music, catering, decorations, tickets, and reception, with invitations extended to Elk members from nearby towns and cities.
Obituary notices the death of Mrs James P Brown of South Acton with a brief memorial note describing her passing and family references.
Laura A Jones Brown wife of James P. Brown of South Acton dies after a long life of family devotion. Born to Samuel and Martha Jones she hailed from Acton’s oldest families. She leaves husband James P. Brown and daughter Elizabeth J. Brown, with siblings Samuel Jones and Mrs Piper and Mrs M. Stoward. Funeral held January 5 at their home with Rev. Ralph A. Barker officiating. burial at Woodlawn.
In a note from James P Brow and Elizabeth J Brow, the family extends gratitude to friends and relatives for sympathy and assistance during their time of sorrow.
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