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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
6
Marlboro Mass weekly notice published every Wednesday evening by the Marlboro Enterprise Company. Office listed at 16 Main Street Marlboro Mass. Carrier rates shown for subscription options and payment in advance. Notation includes officers President and Treasurer names and a manager. Various Massachusetts towns are referenced for delivery.
Advertising rules for Concord area towns reference lost book number 1000 and stopped payment. A $5.00 deposit was made December 1, 1860 with no further deposits. The book worth $51.74 was examined this week as a teaching object. The notice cites Act provisions and is signed by Charles B. Brown, Treasurer, Concord. Medford? 1913.
A seven year old mare described as good condition is offered for sale weighing about 1100 pounds. Contact Abrom, Massachusetts at telephone number 352-3 for details.
With John ova Concord mass and Concord Junction listings for sale and sale items. Includes second hand horse cart mare and a piano for sale or easy terms. Also pasture for rent in Princeton 80 acres and a six room house for Concord Junction. Lost book notices from Middlesex Institution for Savings with dates in 1913.
Concord notes include J William Byron ill at Hubbard Street home and a Friday 28th dance by Company 1 6th Mass Regt M V M at the town hall. Easter cantata The Crucified at Trinitarian church features Mrs J Alvord Rose and others. Relief appeal for Constantinople refugees promoted by Trinitarian church with offerings at Easter services and mailed gifts to East River National Bank.
Michael Downing of Somerville died at his home Sunday morning after a several weeks illness. He was 37, a Boston native, and husband of Kathryn Jennings. He served as an officer at Charlestown State Prison and was respected for his sterling qualities. Mrs Downing and two children survive. Funeral held Wednesday in Somerville with burial at St Bernard's Cemetery.
Holy Week services listed for St Bernard's church in Concord with morning 7.30 and evening 8 o'clock services. Sermon by Rev Francis Maley of East Bridgewater. Holy hour Thursday 8 to 9 with watch phrase. Friday features Stations of the Cross and Passion sermon. Veneration of Miss C FE Cadwell. sewing by the day offered at 128 Commonwealth Ave Concord Junction Mass.
An intimate friend of Lincoln, Major J. B. Merwin, recalls Lincoln hesitating to go to a theatre on Good Friday citing it as a sacred day. Lincoln wished to avoid a scene and consented only to peace and respect for others' religious convictions. Mrs. F. B. Shepley has been in Washington, D. C., the past week, staying at the Crafton.
Holy Week observances fill the Trinitarian church auditorium with Thursday and Friday 7 30 pm services. Thursday includes communion with This do in commemoration of Me. Friday asks The Place Where Jesus Was Crucified with addresses by Dr Winchester and the pastor. Choir music features Hosmer He Was Despised. Easter Sunday morning sermon The Permanent Form of the Resurrection of Christ with MacFarlane In the End of the Sabbath and Anderson The Lily of the Valley. An Easter 5 pm musical features Mrs Hitchcock Mrs Rose and Mr Dickinson performing The Seven Words of Christ on the Cross and Nevin The Crucified cantata. All invited.
The funeral for Miss Adeline Buttrick was held at her Liberty Street home Wednesday afternoon. Services at 3 30 were led by Rev Lor en B Macdonald of the First Parish. Interment followed in Sleepy Hollow cemetery family lot. Bearers were her nephews Stedman Buttrick Stedman Hoar Judge Hosmer of Detroit and William Buttrick of Worcester.
The regular weekly debate in Baton Hall featured high school pupils arguing for an educational test to vote in all U S states. Affirmative debaters were Edward Furber and Grace Lancroft. negatives were George Goodell and Myron Clark. Judges included William Torrey and Misses Margaret Martel and Gertrude Knowles, who ruled for the affirmative. Rev D J Lynch of St Bernard s parish acted as outside critic. Prof Albert Knudsen of Boston University gave a Saturday evening lecture at the Methodist church, the second in a church benefit series.
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