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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1915
Page
3
Concord Methodist Church hosts a missionary meeting at Mrs Arnt Larsen Westford Road on Thursday October 7 at 8 o clock A program follows with refreshments Then Saturday at 8 pm Epworth League hosts a home coming party for returning youths with a good program and refreshments
The annual fair of the church will be held Wednesday and Thursday October 13th and 14th with afternoon and evening hours. Many beautiful articles will be sold to benefit home missionary work in this town. A program has been arranged for both evenings.
The Old North Bridge C A R. held its first regular meeting on Saturday at the chapter house. New president Mrs. Herbert B. Hosmer and new vice president Mrs. Herbert B. Smith were welcomed. Members offered services to Old Concord D A R. for the November 16 fair. Refreshments followed the meeting despite bad weather. The next meeting is set for November 6 at the DP A R. Chapter House.
Otis H. For bush as auctioneer to conduct sales at Dell Dale farm Littleton Mass on Saturday Oct 9 at 10 am featuring 24 cows one bull six horses and 40 White Plymouth Rock hens Monday Oct 11 sale for Mrs Leon Pollard South Acton Mags cows heifers hens chickens farming tools wagons harnesses hay fodder corn in the field Also the hid goods Mrs Pollard plans to move to Vermont See posters for particulars Pepperell sale last Friday yielded two top cows at 94 and 115 dollars each
The Maynard Woman's club opened a cooking school in the Masonic banquet hall on Monday afternoon. Miss Myrtie Ethelyn Robinson, a Boston School of Domestic Science graduate, led demonstrations with helpers Miss Ethel J. Bagley and Mrs. Etta Eaton. Attendance grew Tuesday and Wednesday with sample menus featuring Beech-Nut products and varied baked goods.
I Porter Morse longtime district manager for the Fleischmann Yeast Co is transferred from Marboro to Worcester and will reside there. He is a noted musician who has performed with the Maynard brass band and will continue in Fleischmann employment.
Miss Marion Reginald and William, Mr and Mrs Frank Whitney, are to have their Nason street house wired for electric lights by P. J. Schnab. Schnab is currently installing a new booth for the Riverside hall picture show, which will open Friday evening.
Sunday afternoon event in the Masonic banquet hall supported Thomas F. Mahoney of Hudson for representative. Bernard Garrigan presided and introduced speakers including Jeremiah Cronin Fred Sheppard and Mr McCormack of Hudson. Music by Hudson quartet Joseph Short Frank Short Charles Bennett William Donovan and others accompanied by mandolin and piano.
The high school senior class outlines a fund raising program for the Washington trip next April including a dance on Oct 28 a moving picture show in November the editing of a class paper in December and a drama staged in January or February Also note two horse racing results with Amazon owned by James A Coughlin starting in the 2 21 trot at Brockton fair and Ploughboy owned by Martin Peterson and George O'Brien starting in the 2 17 pace at Northampton this Wednesday.
The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church divides into two sides led by Albert Hodgess and Dana Jones to host monthly entertainments. A box party was held Monday evening in the vestry after the business meeting, with the winning side announced and the loser to supply a supper.
Willard A. Parsons is to retire from his position at the Massachusetts Reformatory. Frank Watson is enjoying a vacation from his duties at the Massachusetts Reformatory.
Charlies King has accepted a position with Campbell Bosworth Co a Cincinnati firm making harness making machines. The company is a subsidiary of United Shoe Machinery Co. King currently trains at Beverly factory and will start work in Cincinnati in two weeks confident of success in his new field.
George Hooper superintendent of the American Powder Co works and Frank Winslow went to South Bend Indiana to inspect machinery for the company. The local plant should resume operation shortly once the equipment is in place.
Reina M. Statell, eight months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Matti Statell of 23 Sudbury Street, died Friday evening at 10 30. Death was due to convulsions. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon by Rev. John Vaananen and burial followed at Glenwood cemetery.
Rev A Morrill Osgood A Z Lloyd Charles H Stanley Emanuel Taylor Albert E Batley and Samuel Parker attended the Forward Movement meeting of the Methodist Episcopal church at the Peoples temple Boston this Wednesday as delegates.
Rev. A Morrill Osgood delivered a stereopticon illustrated sermon on The Life of the Apostle Paul at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday evening. Miss Bertha B Batley sang Ninety and Nine with stereopticon visuals and was accompanied on piano by Mrs Alva Dockerty.
Rev. Frederick N. Rutan leads midweek service at 7 30 pm and Sunday worship at 10 45 am with choir resuming after summer. Sunday school begins at noon with classes for all ages. Y M C A group meets at 6 pm and evening service at 7. Men’s Fraternal league rescheduled to Tuesday Oct 19.
The Men’s club of St. Joseph’s Episcopal church held its first meeting of the year on Tuesday evening. An appealing program is planned for members at future gatherings.
Robert Hatch, who has been visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hatch, left this week for Spokane Washington to enter the law business with a classmate. Hatch is a Dartmouth graduate and has spent the last three years studying law in Washington DC. Friends here wish him success.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues notice to next of kin creditors and others interested in Annie L Carr late of Maynard deceased intestate. Petition seeks letter of administration to Harry A Frye or suitable alternative with public citation to appear and show cause. Publication in Maynard Enterprise and mail notice seven days prior. Dated September 22 1915.
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