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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1905
Page
2
Rev. W. W. Campbell, pastor. Sunday service 10 45 a m and 7 p m. Sabbath school 12 m. Y P and C B at 6 p m. Junior C EB at 3 p m meeting Tuesday evening at
Multiple congregations list Sunday worship times and events. Trinitarian and Scandinavian churches show morning and evening services with pastors Rev Georgery Rev Loren B Macdonald Rev Henry King Hanrah and Rev C F Nilson. Christian Science meets in Masonic hall with universalist church at 10 15 each Sunday and Sunday school at 11 30 with Rev Frank S Rice and J K W Witherbee superintendent.
Concord High School concludes a stellar season with a near perfect record led by Captain Luther Franks. Pitcher Kenna and slugger McKenzie, Spitze, and Fitzpatrick shine as the team avenges losses to Arlington and Marlboro, boasting a .396 bat average and strong fielding.
Fire on Gospel Hill destroyed Martin McNally's barn and its contents on Monday afternoon. Loss estimated at $500 with $200 insured. Mrs McNally in the house heard the blaze after it spread and neighbors formed a bucket brigade to fight the flames.
A flurry of social activity across Marlboro includes Lester Maddox from Worcester visiting town. Relatives host from Leominster Brockton and Waltham. Mary Daggle leaves Middlesex factory. trips to Boston Portland Me and a teachers excursion across Europe are noted with family stays and musical visits.
Church schedules for Maynard area include Congregational, Methodist, St. Bridget's RC, and St. George's with service times, Sunday schools, and officers. Epworth League and choir details noted. fraternal lodge and society meetings listed on Wednesdays and evenings.
An advertisement urges readers to fear appendicitis and rely on Dr King’s New Life Pills for bowel and stomach ailments including headache biliousness and costiveness. Sold for 25 cents at Johnson’s of Maynard and Willard of South Acton drug stores.
Miss Angie L. Searles daughter of Mr and Mrs EB A Searles died at Massachusetts General Hospital Saturday afternoon after a lengthy illness from myos thenemia. She was 18 years 10 months and 5 days old and a Baptist Sunday school member. Her body was taken to her parents home at 10 Norwood Street. She leaves a sister Marion.
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