Gongord Junction Church Notes Service Times
Church notes list services at 10 45 am and 7 pm with evening prayer at Gongord Junction.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
2
Church notes list services at 10 45 am and 7 pm with evening prayer at Gongord Junction.
The notice lists sermon and service times for several churches. Trinitarian Congregational schedules morning and evening services with Sunday school and prayer meetings, Loren B Mcdonalds pastor leads a 10 45 service. Dexter Rector Rev Smith Owen holds 9 45 Sunday school and 10 45 prayer and sermon with a 5 30 motion after.
Church calendar lists Sunday school at 9 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. Epworth League at 7 p.m. evening worship at 8 p.m. class meetings at various locales. Third Thursday 8 p.m. sewing circle and prayer. Epworth League business and social at a specified time. First Church of Christ Scientist holds services Sundays 10:30 a.m. and Wednesdays 7:30 p.m. Reading room Thursday 3–5 p.m. Insurance Hall Monument Square welcomes all.
Rev. Sidney J. Willis serves as pastor with services every Sunday at 10 30 in the Universalist church. Sunday school meets at 11 30 led by superintendent J K W Witherbeg.
Public notices include lodge meeting schedules for several lodges with dates on first and third Mondays and other days, and a probate court citation in Middlesex County for Lucia M. Wyman estate. Frank J. Barker of Boston is named as administrator with bond. Court set for June 14 at 9:00 AM in Acton. Publication in Acton Enterprise.
A petition from Concord residents requests widening of Main Street at its junction with Commonwealth Avenue near Conant’s house to Lapham’s property. The plan mirrors a proposal by L. C. Robinson filed with the commissioners, signed by John M. Keys and 25 others.
A Middlesex County notice states the January 1909 meeting of the County Commissioners in Cambridge to view premises and hear petitions. It orders the Concord Junction hearing at Fitchburg Railroad depot on June 28 1909 with publication in Concord Enterprise and postings in two public places. Assistant Clerk John I Ambrose signs the document.
The mortgagee Theophilus Mason will sell at public auction in Concord on June 17 1909 at nine oclock in the morning the undivided one half interest in a twoacre parcel lying northwest of the junction of the Lowell Road and Barretts Mills Road. The deed dated March 1 1901 from Blanche E Thayer and Albert R Thayer to Theophilus Mason recorded Middlesex Southern District Deeds libro 2877 folio 433 is breached by nonpayment. Two hundred dollars cash required at sale. Prescott Keyes Attorney for Mortgagee. Concord Massachusetts May 24 1909.
North Acton Hall Bros ship wood to Cambridge brick yards. Willie Veno leaves Blanchard and Gould for North Acton Co. Blanchard & Gould move their mill to a new lot section near Carlisle station. An enormous egg weighed 4 1 8 ounces and measured 7 by 8 1 4 inches. A ball game between Custom House and North Acton was postponed due to weather ahead of a clam bake.
Miss Olive Mead daughter of New York socialites married Merill Holden Green in a Lake Nagog ceremony held in a transformed cottage bower. Guests from New York Boston and Washington attended. They plan a European trip, and infant Hobart Knight Holden served as godfather with Frank Holden as second godfather.
The Bedford police report a prisoner was treated in self defense by Officer Kelly on Saturday evening May 29 after the arrestee, a large man, struck the officer twice. A corroborating witness supports Kelly’s account. Charges of drunkenness and assault on an officer were filed. first offense fined, second offense probation, both upholding Kelly’s actions. The officer asserts the law allows use of force when needed to preserve peace. A separate note mentions rain delaying a ball game and a suffrage meeting postponed to June 12.
Letter to A. LR in Bedford seeks a skilled nurse for in home care. Also notices a refrigerator for sale cheap from HLEB in Bedford and describes A J Poland Co installing a new lawn mower sharpening machine. The mower sharpener promises cuts like a new blade.
Notice warns patrons to subscribe only to The Concord Enterprise and avoid similar names in other towns. It notes no connection with any Hudon paper and advises verification before subscribing. Miss Mary B Cutter of Marlboro is the Concord reporter for The Enterprise and Fret E Waite is the Concord Junction reporter.
A dense block of 19th century classifieds offers a half house for rent at 20 Assabet facing the river with six rooms and furnace. It also lists Bureaus and Dressers from L N Fowler Co, bicycles, boats for hire, lawn mowers, paints, and garden stock from Fowler and Co at Concord Junction, with various pricing and contact notes.
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