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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
2
Rev W W Campbell pastor Sunday service at 10 45 am and 7 pm Bible school at noon Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 8 C B at 6 pm Major C FE at 2 pm
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 S C E meets Sunday evening at 6 80 Chapel Prayer meeting Friday at 7 30 First Parish Unitarian led by Rev Loren B Mcdonald has morning service at 10 45 a m and Sunday school at noon Vesper services the last Sunday monthly October to March Young People’s Guild meets Sunday evenings at 7 excluding the last Sunday of the month
The Scandinavian M E Church H. 8. ilaver Pastor lists services: Sunday 10 45 a m Sunday school 12 1 Ipworth League 7 7 45 evening service 7 45 9 Prayer meeting Friday 8 9 A Christian Science service Sundays 10 30 in Insurance hall Monument square A testimonial meeting Wednesdays 7 30 All are welcome.
Rev. Sidney J Willis, pastor. Services in the Universalist church every Sunday morning at 10.20 with Sunday school at 11.30 led by J K W Witherbee, superintendent of Sunday school.
Foresters meet first and third Mondays. companions of Forest second and fourth Mondays. A U W second and fourth Tuesdays. Hard Lodge No 131 I O O F Wednesday. Lodge No 54 D of R first and third Thursdays. Sitar first and third Tuesdays. Pythias second and fourth Wednesdays. I O G T first and fourth Mondays. other groups meet on various second or fourth Thursdays.
By power of sale in a mortgage from Geo W Hurd to Harlow H Rogers dated December 11 1905 and recorded in Middlesex Southern District Deeds Book 3202 Page 491 the property comprising two parcels in Lincoln Middlesex County Massachusetts will be offered at auction on Thursday September 24 at 4 PM The first parcel is about 80 acres with buildings per Andrew B Brooks to Florence K Foss deed April 1 1908 the second is about 7 acres known as Widow's Orchard A $300 deposit is required at sale time
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court issues notice to heirs and creditors in the Agnes J Barkin estate of Maynard Middlesex to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted to Albert E Larkin. Citation to appear October 2 1908 at nine in Cambridge. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise.
The Probate Court of Middlesex County holds a hearing on September 25 1908 at Cambridge to determine probate of what is alleged to be the last will and testament of William Q Tolman late of Concord. Saran KE Toelman seeks letters testamentary as executrix without bond. Notice is published in Concord Enterprise and sent to known interested parties at least seven days before the hearing. Charlies J McIntire, Register.
Public auction of a sixty acre Concord parcel with buildings on Lowell Road described in the 1894 deed, for breach of a 1899 mortgage to The Middlesex Institution for Savings. Sale set for October 3, 1908 at 3 PM. $200 cash at sale, balance in ten days with deed. Mortgagee: The Middlesex Institution for Savings. Treasurer: Charles E. Brown.
The Young Ladies' Social club hosts a social dancing party on Wednesday evening September 16 at Association ball with King & Cole orchestra. Late cars run to Congora and Maynard. This marks the fifth party under the same auspices and is expected to be popular.
David Sheehan, driving a truck with farm produce bound for the Boston market, collided with a swift moving car near Arlington Heights after turning onto electric tracks. He was hurled 20 feet, injuring a shoulder and an ankle, and his load and vehicle were damaged.
The board of registrars of voters will hold sessions to register voters and revise the voting list on Wednesday Sept 16 from 7 30 to 9 p m in Precinct 1 town house West Concord engine house Precinct 2 Wednesday Oct 14 from 7 30 to 9 p m and Saturday Oct 24 from 12 m to 10 p m in the town house Registration ends after Oct 24 and names added after that require examination of qualifications since April 30 Applicants must bring their tax bill or certificate of assessment
The Republicans of Concord are requested to meet in caucus at the town hall at 8 o clock p m on Tuesday September 22 1908 to elect three delegates each to the Republican state congressional councillor county and senatorial conventions of 1908 and pine delegates to the representative convention. They will also choose a Republican town committee for 1909 consisting of 10 members and transact other business as may properly come before the caucus.
Rev. W. A. Richmond of Bingham Me will preach at both morning and evening services Sunday September 20. A meeting Tuesday evening September 22 in Union church seeks to select a pastor. Everyone is requested to attend.
Lost on Sept 10 a lady's gray winter coat between White Pond and Concord Junction via Walden Pond. Return to 2 Winthrop St Concord Junction for reward or call Concord 1863. For sale tomatoes for canning smooth deep red and solid lowest price. F L Garland Concord Junction Mass call Concord 241-3.
The Gleasondale mill has been closed for one week. Rev. Gay C. White preached at Union church Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Grace Waterman of California visits her mother Mrs. J. Q. Bird. Union registration book shows 111 names. Hale high school term shows 48 pupils in attendance. P. R. Giles becomes Hale High principal and occupies the Shir ley house. Kathryn Fitzgerald returns from Maine where she worked this summer. Buick agent A. Wayne s of Maynard is highlighted for auto buyers. Mrs. Alice Whitcomb of Fitzwilliam visits sister Mrs. Lucy Brown. Mrs. Marshall of Mattapan also visits. Stow Grange performs first and second degrees. lecturerHour on Familiar Songs with Bd. By Folsom, chorister, and Sherving Fan Vance as pianist. Republican caucus set at town hall next Tuesday. Democratic caucus the following evening, with anticipated friction over lieutenant governorship issue for Republicans but quiet for Democrats.
Bedford residents report Arthur Blake joining a Boston firm while Alice Murray returns from Salisbury beach. Abram Brown recovers from indigestion at home. Emily Morse and son Sargent plan Boston return. Jessie Livermore is recalled as the famed finance figure from Bedford. Samuel Prince enrolled at Mitchell School for Boys in Billerica. Louis Pfeiffer favors Republican causes, sporting a Luce button. B T Mitchell, Grand Chief of Foresters of America, attended a Plymouth gathering Sunday.
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