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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1909
Page
2
Sunday service times are 10.45 am and 7 pm with Sabbath school at 12 pm. P 8.C. B. meets at 6 pm and Junior C. F. at 3 pm. A meeting is planned for Tuesday evening at the church.
Lord's day services with preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m Sabbath school at 12 m Y P 8 C HB Sunday evening at 6 30 Chapel Prayer meeting Friday evening 7 30
Rev Loren B Mcdonald pastor conducts morning service at 10 46 Sunday school at 12 noon and vesper services at 5 oclock on the last Sunday monthly October to March inclusive Young Peoples Guild meets every Sunday at 7 except last Sunday Trinity Church Rev Smith Owen Dexter Rector Sunday services 945 am Sunday school 1045 morning prayer and sermon Holy Communion after the 1045 service first Sunday of month and also at 730 am on the third Sunday each month
The Scandinavian M. E. Church lists weekly services and club events with Pastor Haver leading Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. Epworth League at 7 p.m. and evening worship at 7 45 p.m. Choir and class meetings occur on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with various monthly society and sewing circle gatherings. The Church of Christ Scientist offers 10:30 a.m. Sundays services and a 1 30 p.m. Wednesday reading room hours at Insurance Hall. All are welcome.
Notes Rev Sidney J Willis is pastor of the Universalist church. Services are held every Sunday morning at 10 30 with Sunday school at 11 20 conducted by superintendent JK Witherbee.
The text lists meeting nights for several fraternal and benevolent orders. It includes Forest groups on the first and third Mondays and second and fourth Mondays, U W on the second and fourth Tuesdays, Mamara Lodge No. 131 I O O F on the even Wednesdays, Lodge No. 54 D of R on the first and third Thursdays, Minights of Pythias on the second and fourth Tuesdays, Mk Lodge O G T on the first and fourth Friday nights, Jefbriczet’s Co T & A on Sundays, Unions on the second Thursdays, Arcanum on the first and third Mondays.
The Hudson firm promotes Cushion Sole Shoes for ladies and gentlemen at 79 Main Street upstairs. They offer fittings and measurements for the famous C Dation Sole Shoe with a guarantee on every pair and claim they are not sold in stores.
George R. Blinn discovered E A Hartwell unconscious beside his Elm Street home. Hartwell, 40 plus, reportedly slipped on ice while trimming a maple tree and struck his head, suffering a base of skull fracture and brain concussion. He had earlier survived a 40 foot roof fall last summer, with dizziness blamed for both incidents. He regained consciousness Monday after more than 40 hours.
Lyman J. Cole visits his parents on Fletcher avenue. The Entre Nous Whist club met at Mrs. David Fitch's home Friday afternoon. Frederick HM Ferris is recovering from a grip attack, confined to his room for over a week. M. F. Manning of South Street becomes a Prudential Insurance collector and solicitor. Dr. N. W. Beane of Spring Road aided coverage of Park Square for the Boston Globe, heading its automobile section. Ice on the lake measures nine to ten inches, forecasting an soon harvestable crop. Carlisle minstrel show acts to repeat in Bedford in February with a large local audience expected. The New England Fox Hunters Club canceled the last two January meet days due to icy weather. dogs showed strong form despite the cold and crust.
Washington reports a Navy decision to send lumber for 500 small homes from New Orleans to supplement 1500 homes to be shipped from New York for earthquake relief in Italy. Navy seeks to charter several vessels to transport materials to the disaster scene by week’s end.
Miss Eva M. ONeill of Shirley visited grandparents Mr and Mrs P McNiff on Saturday. The suspender factory employer worked all day Saturday to catch up after a slow week. Back Log club presents The Private Secretary on Feb 4 and 5 with cast to be listed next week.
Local dealer Pugh McDonald announced a shift into automobiles, securing the Reo agency for the region. He cites reliability, 30 to 40 mph capability, strong reserve power, comfort, design, and proven records from Glidden tours and nonstop engine runs to persuade buyers to visit Littleton for a demonstration.
Marlboro Dr Philias Desmarais of Harrisville Rhode Island visited Tuesday. Archille Cormier returned to Curtis factory work after illness. Marlboro lodge Odd Fellows conferred first degree on five candidates. Mrs Joseph L Heureux ill five weeks slowly recovering. J B Lambert visited daughter Mrs W Mathieu in Woonsocket earlier this week. Mrs Alfred Brien and daughter Mrs Charles Lizotte visiting Worcester relatives. Mr and Mrs Fred Normandin Jr after a month away return to Newport Rhode Island. Misses Antoinette and Grace Dupuis and Hector Dupuis of Lowell guests of Mr and Mrs Louis Chaput. Dr Geo Martel of Boston and sister Mrs I Benjamin of Chambly Quebec visiting Mr and Mrs Xavia Martel. Dr and Mrs J A Jaques welcomed a bouncing baby boy born Monday at Chestnut Street.
The funeral of Mrs Pierre Sasse ville was held at St Marys church Monday at 9 am with St Ann's Sodality present and Rev Joseph Robichaud officiating. The service ended with interment at the parish cemetery and relatives from Worcester Spencer and Hudson attended. Bearers included Frederic Lesieur Huzebe Audelin Xavier Martel Moise Gasseville Jr Cyprien Sasseville and Evangelist Beaudreau.
The community records a wedding of Harold F. Norris to Miss Bessie Smith in Providence R I on Saturday. Obituaries report Mrs Lucia Wyman, with funeral at her home and burial in Woodland cemetery, and Samuel Sargent who died after a week of illness. Also a death of Ann Garlick noted with probate proceedings for her will in Middlesex County Massachusetts.
A joint installation of Post 138 and Ww. R. C. 62 took place in the G A R hall with officers installed by Post Commander F H Stevens and Mrs Annie C Shattuck. Rev Willis and Rev Lovett offered remarks and refreshments followed. Sir Thomas Lipton is valued at 50000 dollars with 420 stores worldwide and 10000 employees noted in Advertising World.
A citation to heirs and creditors about granting Ella L. Hooper administration of Edmund B. Hooper estate in Maynard Massachusetts Middlesex County. Court in Cambridge set for February to show cause. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Maynard Enterprise dated January 14, 1909.
The administrator Prescott Keyes seeks court authorization to distribute the estate of Ann Maria LaForrest of Concord. A probate court will convene February 8 to review and determine if the distribution should proceed. The citation requires weekly publication for three weeks in the Concord Enterprise and mailing notices to known heirs at least fourteen days before the hearing.
Creditors and all interested in the estate of Adeline E Richard son late of Maynard in Middlesex County deceased intestate are informed a petition seeks administration for Clarence M Thompson of Jay Maine without bond surety. A Probate Court session at Canton on January 25 1909 at 9 a.m. to show cause why grant should not be made. Witness Charles J McIntire Esquire Clerk.
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