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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1905
Page
2
Farmers are urged to consider economy and practicality with a new line featuring McCormick mowers tedders rakes and Osborne Yankee equipment for tillage and haying tasks displayed by a local dealer.
Sunday service times listed with morning and evening worship and Sunday school at noon. Youth and junior groups meet in the afternoon with a Tuesday prayer meeting at 7 20.
Trinitarian George A. Lael and Trinity Church host Lord's Day services with morning sermons at 10:45 and Sunday school at 10:00 led by Rev. Henry King Hanrah. Scandinavian M E Church overseen by Rev. C F Nilson offers services at 10:30 and 7:30 with a Friday class at 7:30. A Christian Science service meets Sunday at 3:30 in Masonica hall Monument square. Universalist South Acton notes Sunday services at 10:15 and Sunday school at 11:30 led by Rev. Frank S. Rice and superintendent J. K. W. Witherbee.
The Congregational Church lists services led by Eugene F. Hunt and J A Crowe with mass times 8 30 and 10 30 am. West Acton observances on first Sunday monthly include Sunday school at 2 16 pm. St George s Church schedules Holy Eucharist 8 am morning service 10 30 am catechism 12 pm and 7 pm prayers. Various lodge and fraternal meetings noted by Maynard and Forest orders along with I O O F I O G T and other groups.
Miss Lillia Burke visits friends as a large Lake Boone dance party occurs. Several locals, including John J. Egan and John Hean, face drunkenness fines or arrests. Trips bring visitors from Roxbury Boston and New Jersey while others plan picnics at Lake Boone and Wellfleet. Notable moves include Rev Crowe’s transfer to Cambridgeport and engagements blur with local social rounds.
Mr and Mrs B F Howe celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Winter street home with many visitors and gifts. Married in Athol on July 1 1880 they have long lived in Marlboro and now reside in town. Mr Howe runs a Pope street store with his brother and several out of town guests attended.
A promotional notice discusses saving habits and prudent purchases. It urges careful spending, notes the value of small investments like seeds, and promotes a pharmacy product for at home relief, listing Johnson's Pharmacy and H. J. Dwinell in Maynard.
A traveler recounts guiding a government fireworks display in Quito, Ecuador. On a narrow mountain path, revolutionaries halted the party at gunpoint, a rocket misfire causing a deadly blast, yet only the brigand general was seriously harmed while the narrator tended his burns and helped the group retreat.
Henry F. Bans of 20 Front St. Marlboro died of heart disease Saturday night about 8 30. He had been frail for weeks and was seen in town earlier that day. A fall silenced him in his room. a discovery by inmates led to his death. He was 67, a Mason, Union Congregational Church member, with NH nieces as relatives.
Eva Senecal daughter of Napoleon Senecal marries Paul B Guay of Lynn in Lynn Thursday. Rev J B Parent officiates. Attendants include Miss Vina Ver and Evi Guay. Relatives from this city and Lynn attend a large reception and wedding breakfast at the bride and groom homes with Lansing's orchestra.
Thomas A. Curley of Brockton and Nellie F. Ellard wed at Immaculate Conception parsonage with Rev J P Sullivan officiating. Best man William H. Collins bridesmaid Delia Billard. They plan a wedding trip and will reside at 780 Main Street Brockton after gifts from guests in Brockton Worcester Boston and Malden.
The U S deputy collector will collect special taxes on Wednesday July 12 at TM Burkes 120 Main St and on Thursday July 20 at F S Rocks 1 Mechanic St. Hours are 9 30 a m to 2 00 p m at both locations.
Ruth Dewey of Agnewville Virginia was near death from cholera infantum when her father tried a remedy from Johnson's Pharmacy. He reports rapid improvement within five hours after administering part of a small bottle, and Ruth recovered.
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