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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
2
Sunday service at 10 46 a m and 7 p m Babbath school at 12 m Y P R 8 0 Bicata 6 pm Junior C EB at 3 pm Prayer Meeting Tuesday evening at ee
Rev George A Tewkabury pastor preaches at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Lord's day services. Sabbath School time listed. YP SC BH Sunday evening 6 30 Chapel Prayer meeting Friday evening 7 80.
Unitarian pastor Loren B. McDonald conducts 10 45 morning service with Sunday school at noon and 6 evening vesper. Voting People’s Guild meets Sundays at 7 except the last Sunday monthly October to March. Trinity Episcopal Church led by Rev. Smith Owen Dexter with services 9 45 and 10 45. Holy Communion after 10 45 on the first Sunday and 7 30 on the third Sunday.
The Scandinavian M E Church H has a program including Sunday services at 11 00 am and 8 00 pm with Sunday school Epworth League and choir practice. Concord area meetings are noted with First Thursday Ladies Aid Third Thursday Sewing Circle and Friday prayer meetings. Church of Christ Scientist meets Sundays 10 30 am and Wednesdays 7 30 pm with reading Thursday 3 to 5 pm. Insurance hall Monument square hosts the Reading room. All are welcome.
Reverend Sidney J. Willis serves as pastor at the Universalist church. Sunday services are at 10 30 with Sunday school at 11 30 conducted by J K W Witherbee as superintendent.
Foresters meet on the first and third Mondays, Forest area lodges on the second and fourth Mondays. A A U W holds meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays. Maynard Lodge No. 131 and 1. O. O. F. meet weekly on Wednesdays at Lodge No. 54. D of R gathers first and third Thursdays. Eastern Star convenes on the first and third Tuesdays. Pythians meet on the second and fourth Wednesdays. I. O. G. T. meets on the first and fourth Friday nights. Bridget’s C. T. S. worship Sundays. Iberians meet on the second Thursdays. Arcanum holds meetings on the first and third Mondays. F M U on the first and third Wednesdays.
Notice states Mary A Kaler has been appointed executrix of Margaret Kaler's will in Middlesex. Bond filed as required. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay to the executrix.
Cushion Sole Shoes offer fittings and measurements for ladies at 79 Main St. The advertisement promises a perfect fit and states every pair is warranted. Bryant, general agent, claims the shoes are not sold in stores.
A letter to Middlesex County Commissioners from John Jm. Kbyws and 26 others requests relocation of Main Street and Commonwealth Avenue at Concord Junction to widen the intersection. The plan follows a design by L 10 Robinson and was filed with the petition.
Middlesex County Commissioners order notice for a public view and hearing on a petition at Fitchburg Railroad depot Concord Junction. Sheriff or deputy to serve Clerk of Concord thirty days before hearing on June 28 1909 at ten in the forenoon. Publication in Concord Enterprise for three weeks and posting in two public places fourteen days prior.
Mortgagee Theophilus Mason announces a public auction in Concord Massachusetts on June 17 1909 at 9:00 AM for the premises Northwest of the Lowell Road and Barretts Mills Road, two acres, undivided one half by heirs of Caroline E H Thayer, with $200 cash due at sale. Prescott Keyes attorney for mortgagee.
Tucker offices in the Chase Building Hudson Mass announce hours by day with closings on Mondays and Fridays at 6 PM and Wednesdays at noon until further notice. Contact numbers for the office and residence are listed.
Bedford grammar school pupils will supervise 20 school gardens and five beds of flowers under the outlook committee of the club. Fifty trees donated by the New England Nurseries Co. are planted on Hartford Street and a 250 foot flower bed will be laid in the park owned by the Boston & Maine R. R. A. Co. at the station. Wilson Park maintenance is handled by the Civic club through the outlook committee.
H. E. Young of Bedford and A. J. Poland & Co. advertise a new lawn mower sharpening machine installed to sharpen blades. They claim the process makes mowers cut like new.
Miss D A Smith & Company of Middlesex issues a probate citation for the estate of John F Searles of Carlisle to Arias Searles of Marlborough or another suitable appointee. Court in Cambridge Middlesex on June 9 1909 at 9 am to show cause melts why letters of administration should not be granted.
In Middlesex County Probate Court Lucia M. Wyman of Acton died intestate. The court grants a bondless estate transfer to Frank J. Barker of Boston and orders three weekly public notices in the Acton Enterprise before the hearing. First Judge signed May 22, 1909. Register W. E. Rogers records.
L. N. Fowler plans a house on Highland Street beside B F Howe. The former pail factory is remodeled for the new laundry business. Laundry machinery will soon be installed, signaling an established town enterprise.
Boats to let at 40 cents per hour with reservations on short notice. Wallis B Ford lists address 144 Commonwealth Ave Concord Junction for items including picture chairs lawn mowers rugs and appliances. Local dealers LN Fowler Co Concord Junction Mass promotes paints seeds and plants with various flowers ready for spring planting.
The catalog invites customers to shop at L. N. Fowler & Co. for a wide range of home goods. It lists refrigerators lawn mowers rubber hoses Piazza chairs ham mocks go carts perambulators bamboo curtains parlor curtains oil stoves rugs art squares linoleum couch covers and Sherwin Williams paints including Jap a Lac.
Littleton residents held a holiday gathering at Spectacle Pond camp hosted by Mr and Mrs C M Hartwell. Visitors include Mrs Andrew Ryan of Charles Town and Mr and Mrs John Corish of Cambridge. Local team L H S beat the Bromfields 8–1 at the Country Club grounds May 31. Madame Priest’s niece Mary Stone of Mattapan married Charles D Richardson of Washington DC at Mattapan Tuesday.
West Acton reports schools closing June 18. 205 attend Baptist church service. Nellie Hosmer of Newton spent Memorial Day here. Bertha Hall and daughter visiting Everett relatives. Douglas Gardner and Elsie Waitte of New Bedford visited grandmother Viola Gardner. Kendrick family from Concord stayed at O Connell’s. W C Gardner injured in a knee clash during a married versus single men game. Memorial Day program included flag salute and songs by students and staff.
North Acton reports T A Scott loses another horse after it breaks through a floor and dies. The owner notes a string of misfortunes with horses since arrival. Post office lists unclaimed letters for several individuals and asks summer visitors to use known residents as mail addresses to aid delivery.
The Oakland Woolen Company property was auctioned by Sheriff Getchell to satisfy Arthur B. Collier’s $5000 claim. One bid by Collier’s counsel brought the sale price to $4100. Collier, who lost his right arm in mill work, had previously won a $5000 verdict.
Public probate notices list heirs and executors for several Middlesex estates. Grace A. Ray of Maynard and Abram B. Ray are named in a petition for administration. other notices appoint Ethelbert S. Grabill and Sarah J. F. Brown as executors or administrators with will annexed, with demands for claims and payments by creditors.
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