Concord Junction Church Notes and Schedule
Church notes show Sunday services at 10.45 a m and 7 p m with Sabbath school at 1. P. and 8 B at 6 pm or C F at 3 pm. A meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening at the church.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1909
Page
2
Church notes show Sunday services at 10.45 a m and 7 p m with Sabbath school at 1. P. and 8 B at 6 pm or C F at 3 pm. A meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening at the church.
Local churches in Concord publish a schedule of services across denominations. Trinitarian Congregational led by Rev. George A. Tewksbury holds morning and evening sermons with Sunday school and youth groups. Unitarian and Episcopal listings follow with specific service times and holy days. Scandinavian M and E Church details weekly meetings and parish activities. First Church of Christ Scientist notes service times and reading room hours. All are warmly welcomed.
Sunday services at 10 30 in the Universalist church. Sunday school at 11 80 with J K W Witherbee as superintendent.
A compiled list shows multiple fraternal organizations meeting on varied days. Worpsters meet first and third Mondays. Forest Companions meet on first and third Mondays. A O U W convenes second and fourth Tuesdays. Mizpah Lodge 64 and D of R meet on first and third Thursdays. Eastern Star meets first and third Tuesdays. Knights of Pythias and other groups hold 2nd and 4th meetings. I O G T and T S meet Sundays and Tuesdays respectively. Hibernians meet second Thursdays. Royal Arcanum and I O O F/M A meet 1st and 3rd Mondays and Wednesdays.
The Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs and interested parties to show cause why Sarah J F Brown should receive letters testamentary without bond in the Abram English Brown estate filed in Cambridge on March 23 1909. Notice to publish weekly for three weeks in Bedford Enterprise and mail notices to known interested parties seven days prior. Executors Ralph Be Forbes and William F Emerson announce appointment and demand claims against Ellen T Emerson estate.
The papers publish Louis Pfeiffer's letters recounting his Washington trip to witness President Taft's inauguration. The correspondence details cloth origin for Taft's suit and praises U S textile makers, with messages from Col. George H. Doty and local Bedford figures. Also notes about a Bedford dog and local advertisements urging support for home industries.
Mrs Granville Holden visited friends in Fitchburg William Loughlin of Monument avenue called on Beverly Sunday Joseph Rivard of Lynn spent Sunday with his parents Mrs BF Russell Howe visited Winchester Sun Cnehing nemy was in town Hon F Brown former mayor came from Boston
Large turnout for the funeral of Mrs. Marion Curtis Hood at her father Henry C. Curtis’s home 120 Newton Street. Rev. A H Wheelock and Rev G C Lamson led services. Mrs Hood formerly organist at Hyde Park First Baptist Church. She was last to preside at the organ before the church fire. Floral tributes from Marlboro Hyde Park and Southbridge. The body departed to Southbridge via the New York New Haven and Hartford line Saturday morning at 7:50 assisted by relatives.
Eugene L Pratt son of the late Stillman B Pratt of this city died March 11 after a short illness from pneumonia. He lived in Swarthmore for 12 years and published The Swarthmore weekly and a monthly bee culture journal. He lectured abroad including Imperial College in Austria. He leaves Miss Grace Barnes and daughter Rachel, 17. Interment at Swarthmore.
An alarm from box 38 at about 9 15 Friday evening reported a chimney fire at the house 79 Howe street owned by John O Connell and Son and occupied by A Bardavis who lives upstairs and Joseph Mousette downstairs. The fire was in the latter tenement but extinguished before firemen arrived.
Executors Isaac W. Flagg and Everett Flagg present their administration account for the estate of Isaac T. Flagg of Acton. Interested parties must appear March 26, 1909, at nine in the forenoon to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Citations must be served fourteen days prior or published weekly for three weeks in the Acton Enterprise and mailed seven days before the court.
Heirs and interested parties alerted that Chester R. Smith petitions for letters testamentary for Francis G. Smith of Ac ton. Probate court sets March 25 1909 at 9 am to show cause why letters should not be granted. Public notice to publish in Maynard Enterprise seven days prior. W E Rogers Register.
Notice announces Anna Amelia Morse named administratrix of George F. Hildreth of Concord and Julia May named executrix of John May of Maynard. Readers must present claims and debts to the respective executrices, with bonds filed as required by law. Addresses provided for Morse in Winthrop and for May in Massachusetts.
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