The Sunday School Lesson on Psalms 80 and 126
An old commentary outlines Psalm 80’s call to God for mercy and restoration and Psalm 126’s lament turned to joy. It links Israel’s deliverance to God’s mercy, righteousness, and peace, and urges praise, witness, and earnest prayer for future redemption and the nations’ blessing under Immanuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Stearns
Hera
Nehemiah
Spurgeon
David
Israel
Asaph
Korah
Egypt
Zeph. vii
God
Lord
Jonah ii
Christ Jesus
Othniel
Gideon
Jephthah
Samson
Samuel
Babylon
Ezek
Maynard Social News Highlights and Local Notices
Maynard social calendar shines with visits from Marlboro and North Andover, a Sweeney's orchestra party at Stow town hall, and plans for the Arbor Vitw club social in Good Templar hall. Church events include a bean supper, a minstrel show benefit for St Bridget's parish, and a praise service at the poor farm. A local funeral honors a valued citizen with Knight Templar and G A R presence. residents attend Boston food fair and the Assabet River bridge project progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Wyman
Marlboro
Chas. W. Merrill
East Gray
John Mills
North Andover
Chas. Sanderson
Concord St
Sweeney
Stow Town Hall
Arbor Vitw
Good Templar Hall
W. H. Gutteridge
James O’donnell
St. Bridget’s Church
Randall
C. H. Persons
F. E. Sanderson
Senator Patch
Boxboro
Hudson
Michael May
Coughlin
Maynard
Boston
Sarah H. Townsend
Lizzie A. Wilson
Florence
Laura Woodart
Assabet River
Railroad St
Summer St
Parsonage Society
M. E. Church
Music Hall
St. Bridget’s
Edward K. Burgess
Hillside St
Watertown
Mr. Burgess
Bernardston
Nonantum
Newton
Christian Endeavor Society
Poor Farm
Ada Bower
The
Relief Committee
Robt. W. Hudgell
St. George's Church
Chas. H. Washburn
Congregational Church
Death of Geo Flood at his Maynard home after long illness
Geo Flood aged 55 died at his Har rimand Street residence last Monday October 23 after a prolonged battle with consumption. Born in Framingham December 4 1843 he lived in Maynard most of his life and served in the Civil War. He was a carpenter turned livery and coal businessman and held town offices including selectman and postmaster under Harrison. He married Mary McPhail in 1868. the couple had three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Flood
Harrimand
Mr? Flood
Framingham
Stow
Maynard
Moseby
Richmond
Libby
Harrison
Chas
Welsh Lodge
A. F
A. M
Waldron
Concord
Trinity Commandary K.T
Hudson
Maynard Lodge
Washola Tribe
R. M
Isaac Davis Post
G. A.R
Acton
Mary McPhail
Married at Clinton Edward Cross Weds Amy Howatt
Edward M. Cross of this town married Miss Amy Howatt of Clinton on Thursday October 19 at 3 30 p m in Clinton at the bride’s parents home. Rev Jordan officiated. A reception followed. They will reside on Lincoln street Maynard in a newly furnished home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Cross
Amy Howatt
Clinton
Wm. Howatt
Main St. Clinton
Mr. Jordan
Mrs. Cross
Lincoln St
Maynard
Board OF Selectmen
Concord
Mass
The
Waltham, Ayer and Pepperell Street Railway Co
Town of
Massachusetts Ave
Lincoln Town Line
Lexington Road
Main St
Walden St
Hubbard
Acton
Church Be
Church St
Commonwealth Ave
Great Road
Acton Town Line
Smerke
CHAIN
Harry F. Downs
Waknken F.freeman
Frank 8. Arnold
Arnold Blaser
Edward T. McKinton
Carl Dickinson
Maas
Renee
Concord Enterprise
Middlesex County
Life Saved by Dr King’s New Discovery in Missouri
J E Lilly of Aannibal Missouri recounts a near death from typhoid and pneumonia that left him weak and unable to sit up. After using Dr King’s New Discovery he recovered fully praising the treatment as a quick cure for lung troubles. Regular bottles are 50 cents and 1.00 with trials free at local drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lilly
Aannibal
J. C. Friend's
Concord
Johnson’s
Maynard
Ingersoll and Delaware Novel Retort About The State
The Washington Post recounts Col. Ingersoll’s harsh Delaware quip prompted by Chief Justice Comegys. Ingersoll mocked Delaware as three counties at low water, one at high tide, inhabited by oysters and clams. He then avoided returning to Wilmington for another lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingersoll
Delaware
E. V. Turner
Wilmington
Joseph P. Comegys
Bob
Washington Post
Neighborhood Charity Concert Prompted by Local Talent
A Chicago Tribune excerpt describes an amateur concert organized to benefit a local cause. A dialogue reveals curiosity about the event, noting it features the neighborhood's best talent and tickets priced at fifty cents. One person offers money but plans not to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Reflection on the Father and City Dialect Observations
An aged Irish citizen warns his son about disrupting meetings and dragging the father’s name into trouble. The Detroit Journal notes a wry remark about how a busy world would be if beating a carpet were as engaging as hitting a slot machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moike
Ohio State Journal
Detroit Journal
Portrait Flattery Sparks Cash Quote in Boston Transcript
A witty exchange features an art critic and a fashionable portrait painter debating earning money from a Snag gins portrait. The critic claims the likeness is off while the painter insists the value hinges on technique and flair, not accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snaggins
Boston Transcript
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Vitality
Bismark's iron nerve is tied to health and energy. The ad claims these pills boost brain and body power, especially when digestion and organs are well. Available for 25 cents at J. C. Friend's in Concord and Johnson's Drug Store in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. C. Friend
Concord
Johnson
Maynard
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State House
Quinby
Java
Hudson and
Vicinity
C. L. Woodbury Sons
Clark Bros
Geo. L. Day
8. Wood & Co. Hudson
Geo. B. Clark
Whitman & Taylor
D. B. Keily
Ed. A. Evans
T. F. O’brien
Gleasondale
Riverside Co-operative Assdciation
Owl
B. Frank Hatstat
Main St., Marlboro
Hudson National Bank
Caleb L. Brignam
L. H.scott
Main St. Worcester
Robert W. Carter
Charles H. Persons
Maynard Mass
Effie Irene
A. Welsh
Isaac Davis
Bismark
New England
John H. Pray, Sons & CO
Washington St
Boylston
James’ B. Wood
Garland Terrace
Old Wood
West Elm St
Wood
Elm
Main Sts
Sudbury River
Old Town
Concord Junction
James
Garland
Concord, Mass
H. Richardson
E. H. Maker
Maynard Restaurant
H. E. Boyd, Maynard Block, Maynard
Waltham, Ayer and Pepperell Street Railway Company
Massachusetts
Joan B SrupLey
Joan M. Keyes
R. M. Hogue
Selectmen of
Hapgood
Nny Auctioneer
Enterprise Office
Joseph Feldman
Middlesex Institution
Sudbury
County of
Middlesex
South Sudbury
Hunt Road
Walter Rogers
Roger
Clark Meadow
Mill Brook
Central Massachusetts Railroad
Feldman
Goulding
Eaton
Marshall
C. F. Goodnow
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charles E. Brown
Charles H., Walcott
Ernest Hosmer
D. D
West End
Clifford L. King
D. D. Lord Junction
Over Post Office
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