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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1916
Page
9
South Acton residents engage in trips to Salisbury Beach Boston and New Hampshire while others visit family in Lynn Gardner and Amesbury. Mostly routine moves include Barbara Tram heading to Englewood New Jersey and Elizabeth Richardson attending a wedding in Somerville. Local infrastructure gains new bubblers and schoolwork plans surface along with upcoming club meetings and a royal arcana supper event.
Rev Luther Morris will preach at 10 30 with Rally Sunday in the Sunday school after the morning service. All school members urged to attend and new members welcomed. Y P C U meets 6 15 led by Miss Gladys Lawrence. Ladies Social Circle meets Friday at 2 and the first supper of the season is set for Thursday October 12.
Congregational church schedules preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 p m with Sunday school rally exercises. Two primary classes will graduate and receive diplomas. Sun day school sings and recites. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 p m. Ladies social circle hosts dinner Thursday Oct 5 in vestry with hot escalloped potatoes cold meats rolls pickles coffee and pastry pies served at 12 15 sharp.
A Maynard New Idea store hosts a sale featuring items reduced due to fire smoke and water damage. The event highlights discounted merchandise and clearance opportunities for customers seeking bargains on affected goods.
Two horses, a bay mare nine years old 1220 pounds and a dark brown gelding ten years old 1212 pounds, both in good condition with sound eyes and feet. They are trained for single or double work and ready for winter sale due to farm needs at Dell Dale Farm Lake Nagog Littleton Massachusetts.
Miss Lauretta Maley daughter of Mrs Delia Maley and D Henry Weir of this town were married Tuesday evening at 7 o clock at the parochial residence of St Bridget s parish Rev Walter J Browne performed the ceremony The bride attended by her sister Miss Mary Maley and best man Michael Lesage The couple plan a wedding tour visiting Boston New Hampshire and Maine They will reside on Spring lane after returning from their honeymoon Miss Maley is active in St Bridget s Church Sacred Heart society Young Ladies sodality and Spoolers union 947 Mr Weir formerly from Northboro is a spinner for American Woolen Co mill in Maynard and a member of Maynard lodge Loyal Order of Moose Y M C A Spinners union The bridal gifts included a diamond and pearl pendant and a gold sapphire pin for the best man.
Fellowship service Wednesday at 730 led by Pastor Merrill Osgood. Parsonage Aid monthly meeting at 830. Next Sunday labeled Rally Sunday with Rev T A Hildreth of Boston to speak at 1045 and a literary music program at noon. Sunday school at this hour and Young People's meeting at 6. Rally day continues and public worship at 7 with Ernest P Carr addressing Marlboro Public Schools superintendent.
Miss Jennie Brown reports seven large panes shattered at her home on Stow road Monday night about 11 o'clock. She saw a hated head but could not describe the assailants. Two store windows were among the damaged panes. the town may consider new officials if the culprits are not held accountable.
Rev. G M Missirian of Boxboro Congregational preached a history of Armenian life and extermination in Turkey to a large audience at the Baptist vestry. Rev C L Pierce attended from Boxboro church. W H Teele fell ill early week. Mrs Gilmore ill at daughter C A Durkee's home. Geo H Reed hosted visitors from Denver after 33 years. Josephine M Fletcher joined the Fletcher reunion in Boston. Roy Culver and daughter Carol vacationed with his parents at Pinehurst Farm Groton.
The Baptist church announces an I. C. O. F. hall Lyceum series with Oct 17 Charles T. Grilley and Miss Virginia Grilley, Nov 14 the Beacon trio, Dec 5 Mr and Mrs Burton W James, Jan 15 Apollo quartet and reader. Season tickets are $1 and single tickets 50c.
Rev. C L Pierce will show a large picture of a tree with birds having human faces as the evening topic. The morning message is The Captain of Our Salvation and communion will be observed. Friday night hosts covenant service and a business meeting. A proposed change moves the annual meeting to December 8.
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