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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1906
Page
2
Rev. W. W. Campbell presides with Sunday services at 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sabbath school at noon. Y P S C? at 6 p.m. Junior C EB at 3 p.m. Prayer meeting Tuesday at 7:20 p.m.
Trinitarian Congregational led by Rev. George A Tewksbury holds services at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with Sabbath School at noon Y P and C E meet Sunday evenings Chapel prayer meeting Friday at 7 70 First Parish Unitarian led by Rev. Loren B MacDonald with services 10 45 a m Young People's Guild at 7 p m Sunday school noon Communion on first Sundays in January March May July September and November Preparatory meetings on Friday evenings Trinity Church Protestant Episcopal under Rev Henry King Hannah with morning service 10 45 and Sunday school at 10 00 Rev C F Nilson leads services Sundays 10 20 a m and 7 30 p m Class meeting Friday 7 30 p m A Christian Science service is held Sundays at 3 30 p m in Insurance hall Monument square All are welcome.
Sunday services at the Universalist church at 10 15 in the morning with Sunday school following at 11 30 Rev James S Rice serves as pastor and J K Witherbee is superintendent of the Sunday school.
Eugene F. Hunt is pastor. Sunday morning service at 10 45. Sunday school at noon with W H Gutteridge as superintendent. Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 p m. Evening service at 7 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m. G E Lawton choir director R W Carter organist and Annie G Adams president C E society.
Sunday morning service at 10.30 with Sunday school at 11.45 led by L. D. Wilson Epworth League at 6 and evening service at 7 15. Prayer meeting Tuesday and class meeting Friday. Choir director George Lawton. Pastor Rev F F Killilea. Masses 8 30 and 10 30 a m Vespers 3 15 p m West Acton first Sunday 2 15 p m Sunday school.
St George’s Church announces weekly and holy day services led by Rector Rev Arthur Bradford Papineau. Sunday worship includes Holy Eucharist at 8 am, morning service and sermon at 10 30 am, catechism at noon, and evening prayer with sermon on the first Sunday each month at 7 pm. Holy Days feature Eucharist at 6 30 am and Friday evening prayers at 7 30 pm.
Lodges and societies hold regular meetings on specific days. Foresters meet first and third Mondays while Companions of Forest meet on the second and fourth Mondays. Maynard Lodge 131 I O O F gathers Wednesdays and Mizpah Lodge 54 D of R on the first and third Thursdays. Eastern Star meets first and third Tuesdays and Knights of Pythias on the 2d and 4th Wednesdays. Iola Lodge I O G T convenes first and fourth Tuesday nights and St Bridget s C T S meets every Sunday night. Hibernians meet on the second Thursdays and Royal Arcanum on the first and third Mondays. IL O C F NW U meets first and third Wednesdays.
Marlboro notes list residents visiting Lynn Boston Brockton Northboro and Rockland, returns from New York City and Halifax, travels to Boston and Bethel Vermont, plus local births illnesses and job changes. Attending World WCTU in Boston and lodge activity noted. Partridge hunting and bakery inspections also mentioned.
Lowell defeats Hudson 7 to 4 in a seesaw contest at Old Arctic Grounds. Ryan pitched for Hudson and faced heavy hit output from the Lowell lineup led by the Whitneys and Foley. Errors plagued Hudson as they managed only four runs while Lowell tallied five in the final inning. Sullivan boosted Lowell with a three base hit.
The section notes game not plentiful but hunters report decent averages for the season. Partridge are hard to land due to foliage, while many pursue squirrels awaiting leaf fall. John Tierney bagged eight squirrels last Saturday but ran out of shells and had to quit. Tierney, experienced in Pepperell, says squirrels are more plentiful there than here.
Henry G Wagner aged 30 died at his Loring street home Monday morning after a lingering illness due to multiple diseases. He lived most of his life in Hudson before moving to town with his parents at age four and was a member of Court Hudson F of A. Survived by wife, two children, father Joseph Wagner, and sister Mrs Mary Jane a boll caares. Mass was said at St Michaels church and burial in St Michaels cemetery.
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