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Community church announces schedule with morning and evening services on Tuesday. Details include times around 10 46 and 7 pm with a meal period noted and a youth meeting at 3 pm.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1909
Page
2
Community church announces schedule with morning and evening services on Tuesday. Details include times around 10 46 and 7 pm with a meal period noted and a youth meeting at 3 pm.
Concord churches list diverse worship times led by pastors including Rev. George A. Tewksbury and Rev. Sidney J. Willis. Episcopal, Universalist, and Christian Scientist notes show Sunday services, Sunday schools, vesper hours, youth and league meetings, and midweek prayer sessions with specific times across congregations in Concord and vicinity.
The notice enumerates meeting nights for groups such as Forest Sons, A 0 U W, I O O F, D of R, Knights of Pythias, IOGT, Bridget's C T S, Hibernians, Royal Arcanum, and I.O.C.F with schedules on Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays and Sundays including first and third or second and fourth dates.
Ella C Hooper appointed administratrix of the Hidmund B Hooper estate of Maynard Middlesex deceased intestate has taken the trust by bond all creditors must present their demands and debtors pay to Ella C Hooper Admx Maynard Mass February 4 1909
Heirs and interested parties are cited to appear March 23 1909 in Cambridge to show cause why letters testamentary to Sarah J F Brown should not be granted without bond. Notice to publish weekly for three weeks in Bedford Enterprise and to mail notices to known heirs.
Albany reports Superintendent Collins calls for legislation to deport foreigners upon release from state prisons. He notes New York state prisons house 24 percent foreign inmates, with 34 percent of them aliens never naturalized, as he urges Congress to act.
Testimony by officers and directors of the American Sugar Refining Co of New York and its New Jersey parent company closes defense evidence. Officials deny knowledge of any fraudulent weighing devices or schemes to defraud customs revenues in the sugar import case.
Mrs. C M Johnstone in Ottumwa confesses she was not attacked by a negro and hung on by a hallucination caused by illness after an operation. She had fixated on a negro assault and the Clara Rosen murder, feeding hysteria about the alleged crime. In Lansing Miss Jane Rickerd stenographer reportedly gains a $6 000 000 claim to a $44 000 000 estate in Scotland and Canada left by a great uncle.
Nashville March 3 Judge Bradford testified in a long cross examination over the Carmack assassination. He said he was at the police station the night of the killing and saw editor W J Ewing with a stenographer, heard men supplying information, but only wrote out facts he personally knew and gave the memorandum to Ewing for the press. He denied waiting at a telephone for a death message.
The steamer Tudor Prince from Chinese and Japanese ports faced a hurricane last Friday driving her back thirty miles. Severe seas destroyed wood cargo, tore steam pipes, and carried away deck fittings. She arrived with only 13 tons of coal left from 700 tons embarked at Gibraltar.
Edward P. Kelly head of the Bedford police department is portrayed as a model officer and a terror to evil doers. Born in Lexington on September 29 1871 he came from a large family and grew up on his father's farm before entering railroad work in 1896.
Longtime Bedford police constable and former station agent Mr. Kelly recalls a 1906 midnight confrontation near Bedford depot when he wrested a revolver from an armed man, saving his life. He served in Boston Elevated Railway and Lexington Boston Street Railway, and led Bedford police since 1904. Married Annie Powers in 1895, with six children, five living.
New York March 3. Former featherweight champion Corbett fought a brisk ten round bout against Johnny Marto. Corbett weighed in at 140 pounds after adding weight and both fighters took heavy punishment as Corbett secured the win.
An expository line from Hon Edijah A Morse extols the merit of advertised goods. The quotation highlights consumer trust in promotional claims and underscores the persuasive role of marketing in commerce.
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