Concord Junction Church Notes Service Schedule
Church notes list service times at 10 46 a m and 7 p m with evening and mid day services. A meeting is noted for Tuesday evening at 6 00 p m and 8 00 p m.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1908
Page
2
Church notes list service times at 10 46 a m and 7 p m with evening and mid day services. A meeting is noted for Tuesday evening at 6 00 p m and 8 00 p m.
Trinity Congregational led by Rev George A Tewksbury preaches 10 45 am and 7 30 pm with Sabbath school at noon and Y P 8 C B. Rev Loren B Mcdonald holds 10 46 am service and noon Sunday school with monthly last Sunday vesper at 6.00. H S Haver offers 10.00 am service 11.00 am Sunday school 7.00 pm Epworth League 7 45 pm. choir and class meetings listed. First Church of Christ Scientist schedules 10 30 am Sunday 7 30 pm Wednesday reading room Thursday 3 to 5 pm Insurance Monument Square. Universalist services in the church 10 30 am Sunday school 11 30 am with J K W Witherbee as superintendent.
Lodges and groups list their meeting nights: Foresters first and third Mondays. Companions of Forest second and fourth Mondays. A. O. U. W. second and fourth Tuesdays. Maynard Lodge No. 131 I. O. O. F. every Wednesday. Mlapah Lodge No. 54 D of R first and third Thursdays. Knights of Pythias second and fourth Wednesdays. Iole Lodge J. O. G. T. first and fourth Tuesdays. St Bridget’s T. S. every Sunday night. Hibernians second Thursdays. Royal Arcanum first and third Mondays. C. O. F. M. A. first and third Wednesdays.
The Maynard Enterprise lists probate citations for Charlotte Frost Taylor and Margaret E A Williams, and a civil action in Central Middlesex District Court. Notices require appearances in Cambridge and Acton with weekly publications and proper service.
Wits and visitors traverse Bedford from Wit of Thaxter and Roy Jackson to Charles Laind of Arlington while a Pine Hill standpipe rises to 75 feet. Local events include the Hose company meeting, Bellemead pony sales, and civic bylaws adoption.
Bedford citizens organize the Bedford Civic Club to promote civic welfare and progress. The board of directors plans social and athletic activities with memberships from 15 and up, dues 50 cents under 18 and one dollar for 18 and over. The club emphasizes youth leadership with older men as counselors.
The town plans to train young residents as future citizens of Bedford for active involvement in local welfare. The revised athletic committee lists Fred F. Cook as chairman with Sydney W. Young Louis Pfeiffer James Bagley and John C P Riese as members.
South Sudbury residents report Wilfred Jones visiting family in Waltham. Miss Alice Hi Parmenter of Framingham hospital visits her parents this week. A. W. Rogers updates his house with white paint and dark trim. Charles Palonski moves from J. T. Kenney to George J. Raymond. Whist club members and guests enjoy a Saturday evening at G. Parker Ovi's. Elizabeth Walker, five, undergoes appendicitis surgery at Framingham hospital. Dr. Wood conducts a successful operation and her condition improves.
Seneca A. Wilson long resident of this town died last week at his brother's Cavendish Vermont home while visiting. He leaves a wife and was buried in Vermont. Known for his genial disposition he endured years of chronic illness and was a trusted local official, serving as assessor for two years and reelected last March for another year.
Mrs Addison Ames longtime East Sudbury resident died at home on Thursday. She leaves six sons. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at her home with Rev E G Whitney of Memorial Church officiating. Interment followed in Wadsworth Cemetery beside her husband who died years ago.
Harry Tuttle has roofed his barn with slate. Mr and Mrs Taylor Fletcher moved from a summer home in town to their Malden residence. Mrs Francis Davis and her daughter Marie visited Dr and Mrs F J Barker in Ashmont for several days.
Acton Centre locals expect a large crowd as Mr. Lovett resumes his dancing class this Saturday evening. The event features a Merry Widow party and runs from eight to eleven, promising one of the season’s great novelties.
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