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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
2
Reverend W. W. Campbell pastors Concord Junction Church with Sunday service at 10 45 a m Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 3 00 p m and junior class at 6 00 p m. Additional notes mention Maynard and Boon Pond travel at 3 00.
A compilation of Concord church services includes Trinitarian Congregational with Rev. George A Tewksbury. First Parish Unitarian with Rev. Loren B MacDonald. Scandinavian M E Church led by H B Haver. a Christian Science service in Monument Square. and South Acton Universalist church notes. It lists service times, Sunday schools, and communion dates, inviting all to attend.
Fraternal groups meet on various days: Foresters on the first and third Mondays, Companions of Forest on the second and fourth Mondays, A. O. U. W. on the second and fourth Tuesdays, Maynard Lodge No. 131 I. O. O. F. on Wednesdays, Mizpah Lodge No. 54 D. of R. on the first and third Thursdays, Pastern Star on the first and third Tuesdays, Knights of Pythias on the second and fourth Wednesdays, Iola Lodge I. O. G. T. on the first and fourth Tuesdays, Hibernians on the second Thursdays, Royal Arcanum on the first and second Mondays, O. O. F. N. U. on the first and third Wednesdays.
By power of sale in a 1905 mortgage from Geo W Hurd to Harlow H Rogers the property in Lincoln Middlesex County Massachusetts will be sold at public auction on Thursday September 24 at 4 PM. The two parcels include a 30 acre farm with buildings and the 7 acre Widow's Orchard known as the second parcel from the 1903 Andrew B Brooks to Florence K Foss deed. A $300 deposit is due from the purchaser.
Charles H. Mead as trustee presents his fifth account and is cited to appear at the Probate Court in Cambridge on September 14 1908 at nine o'clock to show cause why it should not be allowed. Service by delivery or publication in Acton Enterprise and mailing to interested parties is required fourteen and seven days respectively before court. Witness Charles J MeIntire Esquire First Judge.
Probate Court in Cambridge and Concord schedules hearings in September 1908 for licenses to sell estates and probate of wills. Frank A. Merriam seeks private sale of real estate to pay debts and administration costs for Bertha M. Merriam. Harvey Wheeler seeks letters of administration with will annexed for Martha R. Miles. notices require publication in Acton Enterprise and Concord Enterprise and service to interested parties.
Middlesex probate court approves petition by Charlotte A. E. Greene administratrix to sell all real estate of Herbert L. Greene late of Concord to pay debts and widow’s share. Citation to heirs to be served or published in Cord Enterprise for three weeks. Hearing set by court with Prescott Keyes representing petitioner.
A roundup of local social notes lists visits from Marlboro residents to Gloucester Warren Roxbury and Halifax. It mentions vacations in Nova Scotia Rockland Maine and Brant Rock plus engagements weddings and an upcoming dog show at Framingham. School openings and local business moves are noted along with transit activity on the B and W line and plans for Marlboro Electric Co service to Robin Hill.
Fashion notes from MONS. GENE DE PONTAC describe early fall silhouettes drawing from Directoire lines. Skirts stay straight with fitted hips, sleeves lengthen with new ribbon embroidery accents, two tone chiffon sleeves, and white lingerie gowns with lace and colored lining. Khaki linen looks pair with white linen for September, pongee fabrics remain versatile, and ribbon embroidery emerges as a new detail.
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