Pervice Timing Note Remains Ambiguous
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered times and days and a vague reference to meeting at 3.00 and Tuesday evening, leaving unclear event, location, or attendees.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered times and days and a vague reference to meeting at 3.00 and Tuesday evening, leaving unclear event, location, or attendees.
Lord's day services with preaching at 10 a m and 7 30 p m Sabbath 12 m Y P 8 C B Sunday evening at 6 30 Chapel Prayer meeting Friday evening 7 30
Rev Loren B Mcdonald pastor leads morning service at 10 45 Sunday school at 12 noon vesper on last Sunday each month October through March Young People’s Guild meets Sundays 7 pm except last Sunday Trinity Episcopal Church Rev Smith Owen Dexter rector services include morning prayer sermon Holy Communion after 10 45 on first Sunday and 7 30 pm on third Sunday.
Church notices list Concord area meetings and services across denominations. Universalist and Acton church notes show Sunday worship, Sunday school times, and leaders, with midweek meetings and auxiliary group gatherings.
Lodge meetings and dates for several fraternal bodies are listed: Foresters monthly on the first and third Mondays. Companions of Forest on the second and days. U W on the second and fourth Tuesdays. Odd Fellows No 181 on Wednesdays. Kzphg Lodge No 54 DOR on the first and third Thursdays. Pythias on the second and fourth Wednesdays. IOOGT on the first and fourth days. Unions on the second Thursdays. Arcanum on the first and third Mondays. OOF M U on the first and third Wednesdays. and more sessions noted in a compact roster.
Notice informs people of dgon and vicinity that Cushion Sole Shoes for ladies are tied or measured at 79 Main St. The ad promises a pair will be worn and always fit, with every pair warranted and not sold in stores. F H Bryant is the general agent.
New York reports detail crowds welcoming Captain Sealby and Wireless Operator Binns of the Republic after the Nantucket collision. Florida's crew works to repair their liner while officials blame speed in fog. One Boston man dies and others are injured as families mourn amid calls for universal wireless telegraphy on passenger ships.
Washington notes align wireless on ships as a safety measure. Burke introduces a bill to require 500 mile ocean liners carrying fifty passengers to have a radio installation with an operator aboard. Donnelly receives senate confirmation as public printer. Maynard Woman's Club hosts Gentlemen's Night with Capt John A Cook describing whaling life, music by M Bowdoin and a Maynard high school orchestra program.
South Acton bowling team defeated West Acton Thursday night at the Mason stalles. Score not provided.
The Congregational church held its annual meeting with reports from officers and society secretaries and treasurers. Probate Court citations issue to heirs in the estate of Mary Rice Wheeler with letters testamentary sought by Harvey and William Wheeler. Cambridge court set for February 15, 1909.
Mrs. C D Holmes Mrs. George Newton Mrs. Thomas Bell Mrs. Charles Guillow Mrs. O B Fowler Mrs Helen Bent Curtis Miss Euphemia Hall and Miss Bila Baxter listed in the society notes referencing upcoming gatherings and familial connections.
Stow voters choose the old Hale high school site for a new modern building to replace the burned structure. A playground may be added if adjoining land is secured. A further meeting is to be held Wednesday night to finalize building plans.
Mrs Sarah J Gay visiting Boston two weeks. R B Marshall promotes Sicilian earthquake book. Hugh M Byrne and John McClosky to attend Malden Plumbers convention. Pontifical Zouaves install pool table at St Anthony school. Mrs G W Bennett attended Fitchburg funeral. Mr and Mrs Fred Wilkins visiting Danvers friends. F G Cook judging poultry show in Upton. Edward and Louise Warren of Boston touring Jamaica otten oranges four for a cent bananas four for a dozen. Marlboro A O H officers to be installed by J F Donnelly. Marlboro lodge A O U W installation with Deut John B Gallagher present. Colation to follow.
To the next of kin and all others interested in the estate of Ann Maria LaForrest late of Concord deceased Prescott Keyes administrator applies for distribution of the balance in his hands to the next of kin You are cited to appear at a Probate Court in Cambridge Middlesex County on February 8 1909 at nine oclock in the forenoon to show cause why distribution should not be made Newspapers Concord Enterprise to publish weekly for three weeks and by mailing copies to known heirs fourteen days before the court date January 14 1909 W ROGERS Register
A petition seeks a letter of administration for Edmund B Hooper late of Maynard without bond. The Probate Court at Cam on February 4 will hear objections. Public notice is directed in Maynard Enterprise with final publication at least one day before the court.
Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs and interested parties concerning the will of Henry J Walcott late of Concord. George E Walcott petitions letters testamentary without bond. hearing set February 15, 1909 at nine in the forenoon with weekly notices for three weeks in Concord Enterprise. Prescott Keyes Hall & Attorney for petitioner.
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