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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1906
Page
2
Reverend W W Campbell leads Sunday service at 10 45 a m and Sabbath school at noon The Y B S Company B meets at 6 pm Junior C E B at 5 90 pm Prayer meetings Tuesday evening at seven
A string of visitors stopped in Marlboro on Sunday including A J Morgan from Fitchburg Horace Forbush from Leominster Adin Williams from Boston William J Moore from Worcester John Donahue from Brockton Katherine Baker returning from Somerville Ellen Richardson from Northboro and Mr and Mrs R M Pratt from Worcester. Worcester Hotel Tap opened for business Saturday noon.
The Concord churches list two congregations. Trinitarian Congregation led by Rev. George A Tewksbury holds Sunday services at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with Sabbath school at noon and hymns at 6 30 p m on Sunday evenings. Rev Loren B Macdonald presides over Trinity Church Protestant Episcopal with morning service at 10 45 a m and Sunday school at 10 a m. Communion is held first Sundays in January March May July September and November with preparatory meetings on Friday evenings before communion.
Rev. C. F. Nilsen, pastor, announces services Sundays at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m and a Friday class meeting at 750 p m. A Christian Science service is held every Sunday afternoon at 3 30 in Insurance hall Monument square. All are cordially welcome.
Hudson defeats Back Bays of Fitchburg 12 to 0 at Florence grounds. Howe pitched well and batted twice, O Malley and Ryan starred behind the plate, while McNair lacked support. Attendance 150 as Hudsons drop the visitors with strong early offense and weak Fitchburg defense.
Memorial Day activities in Hudson retraced lines from the G A R Reno post and allied groups. A dawn assembly at the headquarters led a procession with local police, the Hudson military band, M Company Lth Regiment, and clergy to Woodsy and Forestvale cemeteries for Gettysburg Address readings, prayers, and flower tributes by each group.
Services in the Universalist church at 1915 hours Sunday morning with Sunday school at 11 30 led by Rev. James L. Rice pastor and J. K. Witherbo superintendent of Sunday school.
The Maynard Congregational Church led by Pastor Eugene F Hunt lists Sunday service at 10 00 am Sunday school at 12 pm with W H Gutteridge as superintendent Christian Endeavor at 6 pm and evening service at 7 15 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm Choir director Amory Maynard organist Herman E French and Ada Bower presiding. St Bridget s R C Church led by Rev J A Crowe offers Sunday mass at 9 30 am and 10 20 am with vespers on the first Sunday each month and Sunday school at 2 15 pm.
Rector the Rev Arthur Bradford Papineau lists Sundays with Holy Eucharist at 8 a.m. morning service and sermon at 2:30 p.m. catechism at noon, evening prayer and sermon first Sunday monthly at 7 p.m. Holy Days include Holy Eucharist at 6:50 a.m. and Friday evening prayers at 6:50 p.m.
Foresters meet on the first and third Mondays, Companions of Forest on the second and fourth Mondays. A O U W on the second and fourth Tuesdays, Maynard Lodge No. 151.10.0 F every Wednesday, Mizpah Lodge No. 51 D of R on the first and third Thursdays, Eastern Star on the first and third Tuesdays, Knights of Pythias on the second and fourth Wednesdays, Lola Lodge 100 G T on the first and fourth Tuesday nights. The Budget’s CTS on Sundays, second Thursdays, and the first and third Mondays.
In the evening a concert in town hall featured the Beethoven quartet with Miss Kichel Munro Batting assisting under Reno post management. The attendance was large with many tickets sold in advance. The vocalists performed well and received applause. Batting impressed and responded to numerous encores.
Veterans visited Hudson schools for Memorial exercises held Tuesday across several campuses. High, grammar, and elementary schools presented well arranged patriotic programs with students participating creditably. Judge Flisha B. Maynard of the superior court died after a cerebral hemorrhage following his son’s suicide. Maynard, born 1842 in Wilbraham, served in state government and law.
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