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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1904

Page

2

Concord Church Mission Announces Sunday Services

Trinitarian Congregation led by Rev. George A. Tor plans Lord's Day services. A Sunday evening meeting will include a brief explanation of the church program and activities for 4206.

George A. Tor C. B Riley

May July September and Preparatory Meetings

Readable text notes meetings on Friday evenings in May July and September plus a preparatory session. It lists no attendees or locations but indicates scheduled gathering times.

Rector B French Organist and Ada Bowers Lead Society

Rector B French, organist, and Miss Ada Bowers preside over the C EB society in a formal meeting. The item highlights leadership roles and the society’s ongoing activities.

B. French Ada Bowers C. EB. Society

St George's Church Services and Schedule

St George's Church under Rector Rev Arthur Bradford Papineau lists Holy Eucharist at 9 a m and 10 30 a m with catechism at noon and evening prayer at 7 p m on Sundays. Vespers at 3 15 p m and Sunday school at 2 16. weekday Holy Eucharist 6 20 a m and Friday evening prayer 7 30 p m.

ST. George's Church Arthur Bradford Papineau

Fraternal Lodge Meeting Schedule and Rites Listed

Foresters meet on the first and third Mondays while the Companions gather on the second and seventh. Lodge No. 131 and other lodges hold sessions on several Tuesdays and Wednesdays with varied rites. Affected groups include Pythians and Bridget’s orders with weekly and monthly patterns noted.

Companions of Forest U. Waaunehd Lodge No F. Mitpeh Lotee Mo Pythies Lola Lodae St. Brid T Bridget's C Ora

Burns case deepens as Walter B. Smith remanded in Worcester

Walters B. Smith remains jailed on $6000 bail in the Burns case tied to J S Rounds Co Worcester. He faced arraignment in Athol and was moved to Worcester on the noon train amid a crowd. His statements contradicted by others and police say no body has been found after three searching parties in Miller's River.

Walter B. Smith J. S. Rounds & Co Worcester Smith Athol Reed Daniel Ferguson Ofline John Burns Apother Vabbie Mothier Walter Swithh Enterprise

Cambridge Detective Recovers Jewelry From Marlboro Theft

Inspector Cox of Cambridge Police quickly recovers jewelry taken by Ledger from a Marlboro woman. A man claiming to be a watchman asked to rent a room at Miss Lena Davis home at 35 Me street. After showing him a room, she awoke to find the property recovered.

Iepector Cox Cambridge Police Ledger Marlboro Lena Davis

Missing Dogs Reported by Local Man

James C. Biscoe told police on Friday he lost two dogs a handsome Boston terrier and a ball dog. The report cites a lost pet incident with limited details available.

James C. Biscoe Boston

Local News Briefs From Hudson Area Names Residents and Events

James Gill of Maple street enjoys a two week respite in Boston. Miss Alice Brigham of Melrose visits Hudson. trolley wire disruption delays Marlboro Hudson cars. Mahar resident ill. Mrs Mary Danahy, nurse, noted. George P. Armstrong of Belmont new school superintendent in town. Eugene Stark and Bonevia of New York visiting the Cuneos. Miss Sadie Collins and John Collins visiting Springfield. Chas Regan of Forest Avenue ill. speaker notes town drive. Worcester Press promoting color hotel folders for Boston. Philip Glazier leaves for Lake Winnepesaukee NH. Benjamin McIntyre to wed Worcester girl. James Ordway catches six pound bass at Boons Pond. Marlboro battery end. James Ryan manages local ball team. 5 piece rock contractor claim around Pope street. Rassdall Baker sworn in as Stow police officer. duties at Boons Pond. Fire department responds to minor School street fire in Moulton's block. Fire horses used on sprinkler. Clarifications on Clinton origin of respondent.

Mahar Con Mary Danahy Capone Ana George P. Armstrong Belmont Erat Eugene Stark Bonevia New York City Vand Lawrence Cuneo Main St Sadie Collins Coniin John Collins Maple St Springfeld Chas Worcester James Ordway Boons Pond William m Fred Cole Arthur Houghton Marlboro High School James Ryan

South Sudbury man fined for sidewalk obstruction

Milbert Parmenter of South Sudbury was fined $1 in Saturday's local court for obstructing the sidewalk at Tripp's box shop with a team the prior week. He appeared and was held in $100 bail for higher court. N. G. Tripp acted as security. Walter Fairbanks was fined $5 for drunkenness.

Milbert Parmenter South Sudbury Tripp N. G. Tripp Walter Fairbanks

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