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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1914
Page
7
A long column lists residents visiting relatives in Mansfield Providence Huddersfield and Boston. It notes a derailment delay near Westvale and various social activities concerts and church services. Community members travel for visits, work, and leisure with numerous names and places.
The Redemptorist mission conducted by Rev. Fr. Mulligan and Rev. Fr. Mullaney for St. Bridget's men concluded with solemn ceremonies. Services included public atonement to the Blessed Sacrament and baptismal vows renewal. Fr. Mullaney delivered a memorable sermon. Throughout the week 362 men received holy communion and daily attendance averaged 350. Monday, Fr. Mulligan departed for Amesbury and Fr. Mullaney for Brooklyn, N Y, where they begin new missions.
A merry gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Kelly on Prie Street Monday evening honored their son Edward with a surprise party. Robert Waldron presented a silver watch, and Ted offered a light counter speech before games music and refreshments followed. Attending were Misses May Formier Cora Kelly Mary Morin Helen Casey Stella Helen Mary Sperlberg Annie Duggan and Messrs Robert Waldron Albert Sullivan John Driscoll Louis Kelly Edward Smith Raymond Gilroy Vincent Maley Eugene Espie Fred Shearer and Edward Kelly.
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by minister A Merrill Osgood lists Wednesday evening Christian Fellowship with hymn study by Horatius Bonar. Sunday worship at 10 45 includes the mystery series The Resurrection and a 7 p m praise service in the prophecy series Spiritual service. Sunday School at noon overseen by B Taylor and G Bagker. Epworth Leagues meet 4 and 6 p m. Parsonage Aid bazaar set for Oct 30 and 31. Hutchens of Nicholson Ga reports rheumatic pain relief after Foley Kidney Pills.
A noon blaze in the parsonage of Rev. Berthur Bradford Papineau at St. George's Church in Florida was halted by rapid fire department action. The kitchen and a rear room were ruined, dining room furniture damaged, with total loss estimated at about 350 dollars. The cause remains unknown as firefighters prevented a total house loss.
Miss Mabel Moore, engaged to Michael E. May, was honored with a surprise party at the home of Mr and Mrs Philip Weston on Parker Street Monday evening. She received a parlor clock and china, Maud Turnbull delivering a gracious speech. Attendees included Anna Johnson Esther Emanuelson Maud Turnbull Elizabeth Hunt Alice Crotty Alice Kane Kathryn Maley Hazel Callahan Alice White Maud Cameron Abbie Colbert Veronica Donahue Selma Manti Josephine Hendrickson and several relatives.
Rev Frederick N Rutan presides as mid week service begins 7 30 pm this Wednesday. Sunday schedule starts 12 noon Sunday school, 7 pm evening service, 7 45 am sermon with choir. Topic for Sunday is The Story of Judas and the Betrayal while Y P S C E meets at 6 pm with topic The Christian and the Ballet.
Democratic rally set for Cooperative Hall this Wednesday evening features speakers including Assistant Attorney General Thomas Riley State Auditor Frank H Pope Senator Charles McCarthy candidate for county commissioner Councillor John J Hogan and J J OConnor of candidate for congress P Duane of Waltham and Bernard Garrigan candidate for representative Edward Price wins contract to renovate George Jordans Maple Street barn into a 12 room two tenement building Plus a praise note for Foley Kidney Pills with a Green Bay testimonial from O Palmer and Johnson Pharmacy Maynard.
More than 50 friends gathered Monday evening at Mr and Mrs George Murphy home to honor Miss Annie M Foster with a surprise shower. Margaret Cullinane presented a cut glass water set as Miss Foster recovered from astonishment and later thanked guests amid gifts of linen and refreshments.
Miss Harriet Trask of Lyhit is described as a recent visitor of Mr and Mrs Bosworth with a brief, cordial mention of the social call.
Classified note listing several rental properties with modern improvements. A. H. Haynes advertises a tenement to let, and listings include a house at 44 Brooks St, and homes on Linden St and Brooks St with tenants named Mrs. John Ingham and Mrs. Charles Hodges. Also mentions poultry trading notices and a cough remedy advertisement.
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