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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1906
Page
2
Rev W W Campbell pastor conducts Sunday services at 10 45 a m and 7 p m Sabbath school at noon Y P S C B at 6 pm Junior C ER at 3 pm and prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 7 20 pm.
Trinitarian Congregation led by Rev George A Tewksbury holds services 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with Sabbath school at noon Y P 8 C EB meets 6 30 p m Friday prayer 7 30 p m Rev Loren B Macdonald pastor leads 10 45 a m service Young People Guild meets 7 p m Sunday school at noon Communion first Sundays January March May July September November Preparatory meetings Friday evenings Trinity Church Episcopal led by Rev Henry King Hannah holds 10 45 a m and 10 30 a m classes 7 30 p m Rev C Nilson pastor South Acton Universalist notes Sunday 10 15 a m Sunday school 11 30 a m Rev James S Rice pastor J K Witherbee Sunday school superintendent Christian Science service Sundays 3 30 p m at Insurance hall Monument Square all welcome.
Congregational Church led by Pastor Eugene F Hunt lists services at 10 45 am 7 pm Sunday School at noon with W H Gutteridge as superintendent Christian Endeavor at 6 pm and midweek prayer 7 30 pm Amoryaynard choir director Herman E French organist Ada Bowers president C E society Rev R B Bisbee presides Sun services 10 30 am St Bridget s R C Church notes masses 8 30 and 10 30 am vespers 3 15 pm West Acton hosts Sunday school 2 15 pm St George s Church rector Rev Arthur Bradford Papineau outlines Holy Eucharist 8 am 6 30 am prayers 7 30 pm Sunday 10 30 sermon catechism 12 pm and evening prayer first Sunday 7 pm Friday prayers 7 30 pm.
Fraternal groups list their meeting days including Foresters first and third Mondays and Mizpah Lodge second and third Thursdays. Odd fragments mention I O O F Maynard Lodge Wednesdays and Eastern Star early Tuesdays, with other bodies on varied weeks. text is truncated and irregular.
Patrick Short spent Saturday in Boston. Many residents, including George McLeod of Franklin and Mary Scally of High, wintered in Cambridge or nearby towns. Local workers and students took on new posts, hospitals treated patients, and social visits occurred among residents from Maple street to Holy Cross College. Polo, street parades, and church activities highlighted a busy week.
Ada B. Mellen 57 died Saturday night at daughter Mrs. George Harlow's Lincoln street home shortly after 10. Born in Marlboro she lived for years in Hudson. She married Abner M. Mellen who died in 1895. Survived by daughters Mrs. Harlow and Edward Homer, both of this town, and sister Mrs. George M. Brigham of Marlboro.
Metropolitan Insurance company local office men held a Saturday night banquet. Freeman A. Morse catered. Anthony J. Hilferty presented manager Jr. Heffner with a signet ring and received a gracious reply. Guests included Edward Reddy J C McLean Anthony J Hilferty Timothy Moynihan of Maynard and Richard McSweeney of Concord.
Obsequies for Mrs. Oscar Holt took place at her Felton street residence at one o'clock in the afternoon. The Rev. George promt of the Congregational church led the service. Mrs. Tarbell and Mrs. Hancock sang selections and floral tributes were placed on the casket. Interment followed at Forestvale cemetery with bearers Rufus Howe H Hill Savillian Arnold and GQ Brigham.
Marlboro residents and visitors are noted in a brisk list of activities. Individuals such as John Rigney Jr and John Gorman are mentioned with local movements and visits to friends, while Edward Fahey and Mrs. Edwin Spearer are noted for health and social visits. Community events include the Marlboro lodge of Odd Fellows, a Knights of Pythias supper, and a planned Preston dance, with multiple references to auto shows, operetta rehearsals at St. Anne’s academy, and local church dedications.
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