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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1906
Page
2
Rev W W Campbell pastor. Sunday service at 10 45 a m and 7 p m Sabbath school at 12 m Y P S C KE at 6 p m Junior C KE at 3 p m Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30
The notice lists Concord church affiliations and pastors including Trinitarian Congregation Rev George A Tewksbury with services at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m Sabbath school at noon Y P 8 C E at 6 30 p m First Parish Unitarian Rev Loren B Macdonald services at 10 45 a m Young People’s Guild at 7 p m and communion first Sundays in several months Trinity Church Episcopal Rev Henry King Hannah rector morning services at 10 45 and Sunday school at 10 00.
Rev. C. PF. Nilson, pastor. Services Sundays at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. Class meeting Friday 7 30 p m. A Christian Science service is held every Sunday afternoon at 3 30 in Insurance hall Monument square. All are cordially welcome.
Services in the Universalist church every Sunday morning at the 1915 hour. Sunday school at 11 30. Rev James B Rice pastor. J K Witherbee superintendent of Sunday school.
Multiple Maynard churches announce service times and staff. Congregational Church led by Eugene F. Hunt with services at 10 45 am, Sunday school at noon, and evenings at 7 pm. G F Lawton directs choir with Annie G Adams as C E president. Rev R E Bisbee preaches at West Acton and other details follow.
The schedule lists Sunday Holy Eucharist at 8 a.m. morning service and sermon at 10:50 a.m. catechism at noon and evening prayer with sermon on the first Sunday of each month at 7 p.m. Holy Days include Holy Eucharist at 6:30 a.m. and Friday prayers at 7:30 p.m.
The notice catalogs regular meeting days for several groups including Foresters on the first and third Mondays Companions of Forest on the second and fourth Mondays A O O W on the second and fourth Tuesdays Maynard Lodge I O O F on Wednesdays Mizpah Lodge D of R on the first and third Thursdays Eastern Star on the first and third Tuesdays Knights of Pythias on the 24th and fourth Wednesdays Tale Lodge 1 C G T on the first and fourth Tuesdays St Bridget s C T 8 on Sundays Piberiane on the second Thursdays Royal Arcanum on the first and third Mondays and other entries with similar schedules.
Marlboro residents spent Labor Day visiting, traveling, and hosting friends. Notices list numerous visitors from Boston, New York, Providence, Brockton, and Worcester plus locals enjoying trips to Warren Me and Whitman Falls. A Gardes d'Honneur installation is planned for Sept 14 at St. Jeans hall.
Boxborodeh farmers club plans a half day hut and social on September 19. Members seek broad support from farmers Grangers and neighbors to attend and contribute. Valuable labor saving machinery may be exhibited. The club president urges inviting former residents to revive Old Home Week as a feature.
On Wednesday afternoon Aug 29 Amy F Nelson and Henry F Lawrence of West Acton were married at the Congregational church with a yellow and white décor scheme. The ceremony followed Wagner’s march with Rev Francis H Viets performing the ring service. About 150 guests attended and gifts included silver china glass and about 80 dollars in money. After a brief reception the couple left by auto for Lake Winnipesaukee then to reside at 11 Middle St Concord starting Monday evenings after Oct 1.
Supt Lewis E Day installs a telephone in the town hall while John Newton paints the fire engine house. Miss Mary and Myra Soles of Cambridge visit Mrs William Dow. Molly and Susie Haynes of Boston stay with Amory Haynes. The Hurlbut family spend a week at Leland Park. Mary Faxon of Quincy visits Mrs Martha E Waite. Charles Newton remodels the Legrand Brigham ice house for his new car. Walcott brothers and Sawyer cousins fish the harbor with good luck. Families from Newton at Leland Park return home.
Mrs. Mary Bowers died Saturday at her daughter Mrs. Charles E. Mace’s home after months of illness. Born in Littleton 68 years ago last March she married William Bowers on September 12, 1866. he died three years ago this month. They moved to Boston 31 years ago last March and farmed on Green now owned by Mr. Cobb. Surviving are son George and daughters Mrs. Mace and Miss Mary. Funeral was Tuesday at 11 at the house with Rev. Frank A. Pride of the Baptist church officiating.
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