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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1905
Page
5
A compendium lists church and mission services across Collinsville and nearby streets. Entries include Collinsville Union Mission, Central Mission, Coburn Mission, Hildreth Mission, St Annes Mission, Plymouth Mission, Union Free Baptist Mission, Union Mission, West Sixth Street Chapel, Wigginville Mission with service times, Sunday school, prayer meetings, and leaders named where available. Seats are noted free and welcomes extended to all.
A historical listing of church schedules on Moore Moore street and surrounding avenues. Mass times span early morning to late afternoon with children services, high masses, sermons, vespers, and Sunday school at multiple parishes including Holy Trinity Immaculate Conception St Anthony St Jean Baptiste St Joseph St Michael St Patrick St Louis St Peter with varied times and pastors noted.
Notice from the Courier-Citizen that church notices and programs should be sent to the office as early as possible on Fridays due to pressure of other work. The paper cannot take notices over the telephone.
A listing of morning services across churches in Eliot, First Merrimack, First Trinitarian, First Orthodox, French, High Street, Highland, Hillside, Kirk Street, Swedish, Pawtucket, Central Chelmsford, Dracut Central, Evangelical Tyngsboro, Pelham Church, Second Chelmsford, and Tewksbury Congregational. It notes pastors, service hours, Sunday schools, and evening services, with variations such as no evening services in July at Pawtucket and a 7 p.m. mountain sermon in one location.
In St Annes at the corner of Kirk and Merrimack streets Rev A St John Chambre rector holds low mass at 8 a m and high mass at 10 45 St Johns on Gorham street near the court house led by Rev Leander C Manchester rector offers morning service at 10 30 Sunday school at 12 noon and evening service at 6 30 Communion observed on the first and third Sundays and major festivals All Saints Chelmsford lists services and sermon at 10 45 a m Sunday school at 12 evening service at 7 and Holy Communion at 10 a m first Sunday of the month at 10 45
Swedish Meadowcroft street near Moore street lists Rev. P. E. Asley as pastor. Sunday school begins at 9 o clock with morning service at 10 30 and evening service at 7 o clock. Local faith leaders invite attendance and participation.
A compact notice lists multiple churches with service times and pastors. Berean P Church Rev Gornal morning and evening sacraments. Central Methodist Rev Shenk morning 10 30 and evening 6 30 with Sunday school at 12 and leagues. Centralville M E Rev Whitaker 10 30 and 6 45. First Primitive Rev Matthews morning and evening. First Swedish Rev Johnson 10 30 and 6 30. First Pentecostal 10 30 3 and 6 30. Highland Rev Kingsley 10 30 12 and 6 30. St Pauls Rev Dean 10 40. Worthen Street Methodist Rev Herrick 10 30 4 00 6 30. Wesley Church Rev Hartt 10 30 12 00 3 00 6 30 with Thursday 7 30 prayer.
Reverend Ed mond Lupien is named pastor at Central Mission M. BD. The notice confirms Episcopal oversight and assigns Lupien to lead pastoral duties at the downtown church.
Reverend George C. Wright will lead a church service at Free Church on Middlesex Street near South at 10 45 a m. The notice emphasizes the location and time of the religious service without extra details.
Morning service at 6 30 with Rev James M Craig pastor. Sunday school at noon. evening service at 7. Morning speaker W A Morse, M C A secretary, will address. evening topic Back to Christ. Westminster Tyler street Rev A P Gibson pastor schedules 10 30 and 7 with Walking With God and While You Are Young. Special music planned. seats free.
Grace Princeton Street corner South Canton Street Pastor Rev. Ransom A. Greene holds morning service at 10 30 and Sunday school at 12 noon. First Hurd Street Rev Caleb E. Fisher pastor offers morning service at 10 30 and C E at 6 o'clock.
First Merrimack street opposite John street hosts Rev Charles T Billings as pastor with services at 10 45 and Sunday school immediately following the morning service.
Christian Science Morning service at 10 45 subject Soul at Middlesex hall Palmer Street Gospel hall 798 Gorham Street Lord's Day bread breaking 10 30 Sunday school 12 15 Gospel meeting 7 00 Tuesday proper meeting 7 45 Christadelphian Ecclesia Odd Fellows Temple Middlesex Street Bible lecture What Think Ye of Christ Seventh Day Adventists services in old Highland hall Branch Street Sabbath school 2 Bible study 3 A M E Zion Church Middlesex Street Rev J H Young Sabbath school 3 Young people's 6 preaching 7 30 Gospel Hall 793 Gorham Street Lord's Day bread breaking 10 30 Sunday school 12 15 gospel meeting 7 00 Tuesday prayer meeting 7 45 First Spiritualist Society Taylor's Grove Wilmington 2 o'clock if pleasant speaker Mrs Annie L Jones of Lowell}
Reverend Eldridge Mix of Worcester Mag s will preach a pure gospel sermon Sunday morning. The well regarded preacher with singular charm will lead the Messiah morning service with Miss Cora Sprague of Tampa Florida as soloist performing Come Unto Him.
The Y W C A announces a Saturday gathering at 3 for all girls under 15 with a social hour at 7:30 led by Miss Bennett and special music. A twilight song service is planned for Sunday at 4 o'clock, with all girls cordially invited to attend.
Salvation Army holds services at Dracut Centre Congregational Church at 10 45 a m and a praise meeting at 3 30 p m on First street. Paige Street Free Baptist Church hosts an evening service at 6 30 p m and a Salvation meeting at 8 p m in the tent on First street. Capt. and Mrs. G D Riley announce all are welcome to attend, marking the final tent gathering.
Special round trip train to Old Orchard via Boston & Maine on August 10 for $1.50. Posters advertise the excursion and details.
Healthy baby promise with Mellin's Food as the only grand feed. Sample bottle offered free of charge. Ad from Mellin's Food Co. Boston Massachusetts.
Local religious notices name speakers and pastors visiting or serving in various churches. W A Morse of the Y M C A headlines as Sunday morning speaker at First Presbyterian, with multiple ministers from Newton Derry Byfield and beyond listed for services and sermons across the region.
East Northfield August 4 The twenty third annual Christian Workers conference opened at Northfield with Dr G Campbell Morgan of Westminster delivering the opening address. The big audience filled the auditorium and tents crowd Camp Northfield and Hotel Northfield. Notable speakers include Dr Johnston Ross and Prebendary Webb Peploe with a full program through August 20 and ongoing post conference talks to September 15.
In Lowell a motion in equity allowed Stella D Smith to join the Mary E Smith Tent of the Daughters of Veterans of Lowell with the state and national departments. Judge Bond permitted the motion, subpoenas issued, returnable in September.
Dr. Charles E. Donlan appeared before the overseers of the poor and had his bill of 247.55 approved after discussion. He will publish a report on his Portland trip and hospital methods to guide Lowell, while other bills were approved. The panel voted to visit Rutland to inspect the consumptives home and adjourned without a quorum.
Dr J M Greene preached at Matinicus May for a Congregational church on the island now 18 members. The Maine Home Missionary Society pledged 800 towards a meeting house with similar sums from Boston area friends. Islanders 175 strong to raise 800 more. Foundation begun, completion anticipated in September under a devoted building committee. Greene's health later faltered and he left to rest in Massachusetts, but the effort proceeds with support from Rev Hague and Rev Herbert, noting island's small foreign-born population and musical homes.
An advertisement touts Resto Vera for scalp troubles including dandruff and hair loss. It claims fast results and new growth in most cases, denies toxins or coloring, and offers samples through Vera Chemical Co. with distributors Fail’s & Burkinshaw in Boston.
On Matinicus Island a strong musical taste is seen in the community with plans to develop a choir in the new meeting house. The home missionary is highly honored for noble service to church, state, and humanity. There are many devoted men and women on the island ready to sacrifice for God and neighbors, including hopeful youth awaiting gospel influence.
The Third Order of St. Francis linked to Immaculate Conception hosted a social and ice cream party at the YMCA on Stackpole Street to aid the parish bazaar. A large audience enjoyed a concert program and dancing with Columbian Orchestra. Mrs. Hugh Walker assisted with accompaniments.
The Empire Specialty Company headlines at Lakeview park for the week starting August 7. The troupe presents remarkable feats, musical acts, motion pictures, and comic routines by Eckhoff Gordon and others. Two daily performances feature a mix of daring stunts, ice and roller skating, and dialect comedy.
Lowest round trip rates to Pacific Coast points via the Nickel Plate Road. Tickets to Portland Seattle or Tacoma and return on sale daily until September 29. May be routed through California in one direction at a higher rate. Special round trip rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles August 6 to 14. Good return limit and stopover privileges. Write L. P. Burgess Boston Mass for rates and details.
Two women in dark shawls stood on the Concord river bridge watching the water as a bundle dropped with a splash. A lone man passed, then questioned the pair. they gave evasive answers and fled before police arrived.
The New York New Haven Hartford Railroad offers a one day excursion to Crescent Park on Wednesday August 9 for $1.25 round trip. The 300 acre Narragansett Bay park provides bathing boating and water sports plus Rhode Island clambakes and share dinners, with ample entertainment options.
The notice invites readers to try fresh roasted coffees from Dick son’s Tea Store located at 68 Merrimack Street. It highlights patron praise indicating customer satisfaction and quality.
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