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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
2
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Rev. George A Tewksbury preaches on Lord's day with sermons at 10.45 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sabbath school at noon. Y P S CO B and Chapel Prayer meeting announced Friday evening at 7 29.
Rev. Loren B. Macdonald presides with Sunday services at 10.45 a m. Young People's Guild meets at 7 p m. Sunday school at 12 m. Communion services on the first Sunday of January March July September and November. Tory meetings held Friday evening before communion.
The Scandinavian M. E. Church lists Sunday services at 10:45 a.m. and 7:46 to 9:00 p.m. Sunday school 12 to 1. Worth League 7 to 7:45 p.m. Friday evening prayer meeting 8 to 9. A Christian Science service meets Sundays at 3:30 p.m. in Insurance Hall Monument and a testimonal meeting is held the first Wednesday of each month at 7:45 p.m. All are welcome.
Rev Sidney J Willis leads services at the Universalist church every Sunday at 10.80 and Sunday school at 11.30 with J K W Witherbee as Sunday school superintendent.
Directory notes multiple churches in Maynard with service times. Congregational Church led by Eugene Hunt lists morning, noon, and evening services plus midweek prayer. Methodist by Rev. Bisbee shows morning and evening services with epworth league and prayer meetings. Catholic St. Bridget’s and St. George’s provide masses and liturgies with listed clergy.
List of fraternal group meeting nights including Foresters Hopewell Companions of Forest I O O F Maynard Lodge Mizpal Lodge Eastern Star Pythias I O G T Bridget's C T S Arcanum and others with varying first and second or fourth week patterns. Text is garbled and partial.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues citation to all interested parties in the Leonard Maxham estate to appear April 7 1908 in Cambridge for a private sale license petition by guardian Florence Elizabeth Maxham. Notice requires service fourteen days prior or publication in Acton Enterprise for three weeks. W. B. Rogers Register.
Middlesex Probate Court at Cambridge will hear Sophia B. Campbell trustee petitions to sell real estate in Acton and Littleton under Mary J. Harrington will. Court session set for April 7 1908 at 9 AM. notice requires service or public publication for three weeks in Acton Chronicle.
Notice appoints Michael Ward as administrator of the estate of William Ward late of Concord Middlesex deceased intestate. Creditors must exhibit demands and debtors pay to Michael Ward care of Thomas F. Fitzgerald 51 Old South Bldg Boston. March 16 1908.
A criticism notes that closing a store over every lag in trade would make a merchant a fool, contrasting this with the advertiser who promotes goods in the Clothiers and Haberdashers Weekly for the same aim.
Carl Southwick visits Cambridge friends on Sunday as Cowboy pool attracts Union club members. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Edward Rigney. a boy welcomed to Mr and Mrs William Labrache. Walter Desmarais visits Fall River. daughter arrives for Mr and Mrs D P Hayes. Mary A Parsons tent of D of V plans minstrel show. Marlboro Aerie of Eagles plans big initiation. 290 members in city. Mr and Mrs H Proctor visit Northboro. Wm Cavanaugh visits Beeton at parents home. J B Whitren Co erects small addition for Mrs A B Howe. Attorney Edgar Weeks hospitalized at Carney hospital, not dangerously ill. First day of spring at 6 p m. Teachers meet to discuss summer school gardens. Marlboro Grange Patrons of Husbandry attends Westboro Grange entertainment.
Frank Howe of Baldwinsville New York describes severe rheumatic pain lasting two years and reliance on crutches. He credits Smiths Urico prescription with rapid relief after one day and six bottles total, claiming lasting cure and recommending it to friends. The makers offer a free large 7 ic bottle for rheumatics who have not used it. Concord supplier John C Friend endorses Urie O locally.
West Acton notes report on Mro Walter Méad illness Blanchard family sickness and a death in Dorct. A Loyal Temperance Legion supper and entertainment drew praise at the Universalist church. A caucus selected Henry Hivit to retire and endorse Mer ram at large. Mer ram praised for long service, leadership in local industry and civic groups.
Mrs Lampson of Huéton and Mrs T M Miles hosted guests on Thursday. About 70 women qualified Saturday evening to vote on the school question. Rev Harbritt, a Maine candidate, preached both morning and evening to an impressed congregation. Miss Isabelle Pelton returned home to Sherbourne Nova Scotia after over a year with Dr and Mrs Barker. Miss Jennie Reed, Y P S C E president, hosted active members Saturday. Twelve Y P S C E members attended a rally at the Littleton Baptist church Monday evening. The Acton Centre society plans a rally in April.
Village notes list local visits votes and social events. Mrs W A Flint is ill Ed Bixby visited friends Braman Case returned from Brown University Miss Christine Dickey and Grace Wright were guests of Miss Alice Fairbanks Ren H Sawyer enrolled in Boston Automobile School Carl Davidson filled vacancy at Tenney shop An operetta planned at Congregational Vestry with ice cream social Vesper services at Universalist church drew strong attendance.
Rev George Pine spoke at the Episcopal church in Westboro Sunday night. Marlboro items note visitors from Saco Me, Odd Fellows initiatory for three candidates, spring signs, quarantine removal for Kenneth Gould, post 43 G A R. A minstrel show by Mary A Parsons tent is set for May 7. Gas theft, Hosmer House history, and plans for Fairmount park music by Harry E Brigham’s orchestra are reported.
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