Two Church Scenes Contrast in Rev Gillam Sermon
The Wirthen street churches morning service featured Rev Ralph Gillam speaking on Jesus the Light of the World while Rev J F Allen preached on Lowell Home Week Day and Heaven and Hell. The day also included tribute at Fifth Street Baptist for pastor Rev T J B House with reflections on his zealous leadership and lasting impact.
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Jesus
Ralph Gillam
Wirthen Street
J. F. Allen
Lowell
Heaven
Hell
Mr. Allen
Fifth Street Baptist Church
T. J. B. House
Millington
Mr. House
Christ
Aastor
Paul
First Church Sermon Stresses Faith and Walk of Life
Strangers filled the First Congregational Church as Rev. Mr. Gillam preached from John about following Christ and walking in light not darkness. He urged walking by faith, loving God and neighbors, and living honestly under the Spirit. Mrs. Hanson sang in the evening.
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Mr. Gillam
Iesse
John
Rkness
Chicago
Jesus
Paul
God
Christ
Andy
Choir Brings High Quality Program at Sacred Heart Newark
On a midsummer Sunday the church program offered Haydn's third prime mass with soprano solos by Mme. Marie over-Miller of the Church of the Sacred Heart in Newark. Her Ave at offertory showed a wide range and strong technique with devotional expression. The mass was celebrated by Rev. Fr. Law Tse O.M.L. and Rev. J Patten O.M.L. of Buffalo preached a brief sermon on The Love of God.
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Haydn
Mme
Marie over-Miller
Church of the Sacred Heart
Newark
Aghout
St Patck's Mass Officials and Choir Concert
At the 10 30 o'clock mass at St Patcks church yesterday Rev Fr Julbert officiated. The choir directed by Fred G md sang Webber's mass. At offertory Miss May Teague sang Ave Maria with violin ligato by Miss Mary Harrington and accompaniment by Mr Michael Johnson on the organ.
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St. Patck’s
Julbert
Fred G. md
Webber
Crowning of Edward VII Celebrated by Daughters of St. George
A large gathering from the Daughters of St. George and friends enjoyed a basket lunch fern party at Mrs. J. Morley home at the Navy Yard on Saturday afternoon and evening. Events at George Mark's field featured a decorated big tree with Japanese items. Sports began around 3:30.
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Daughters of St. George
Local fair winners and town news from Salem Willows
The event showcased a potato race won by Frank Brodie and an egg and spoon win by Laura Howard. Bert Howard led the little boys race, Polly Cutteridge won the ladies race, Allie Park the young men race, and Lillian Powers claimed a girls prize. A Peggy game ended 89 to 78 with John Orrell’s team defeating Arthur Morley’s. Shuttle-cock scores were led by Miss Polly Catteridge, Mrs Mozley and Mrs J Green. A women’s English base ball tie occurred between married and single. Music and refreshments filled the afternoon as volunteers organized prizes, decor, and a speech by John Orrell.
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Frank Brodie
Laura Howard
Bert Howard
Polly Cutteridge
Allie Park
Lillian Powers
John Orrell
Arthur Morley
Charlie Pinkerton
Polly Catteridge
Mozley
J. Green
Mesdames J .Green
L. Howard
J. Maden
M. Tompson
BE. Mozley
Z. Sutcliffe
E. Howard
S. Aveyard
Michael Grosse
Lowell
Evans
Samuel Pinkerton
O. Sutcliffe
E. Mills
Haugh
E. Pinkerton
EH. Mills
George M. Clark
J. W. Morley
Edward
Daughters of St. George
Cassie Tyrell
Upland Street
Salem Willows
Thomas Hinchliffe
New York
Charles L. Hodge
Verna
Short Falls
N. H
Faysville
Gertrude Cribby
Portland
W. Collier
Sladen Street
Maggie
Sadie Collier
Old Orchard
Maine
P. Bolton
Marion Viola
Jessie Hincliffe
Racine
Wis
William Bolton
Dunlap House
Lakeview Avenue
Asa Stickney
Hillside Congregational Church
G. Huntting
Irving Bancroft
Providence
Connecticut
John J. Breck
W. Riley
Local happenings in North Chelmsford and area
Edward Bond of Arlington renews acquaintances as Emma and Reba Jones travel to Paterson New Jersey for two weeks. Mrs. Paterson of Lawrence visits William and Mrs. McClure and Waldon. A Wan nalandt park baby arrives prompting congratulations. Lamson Store Service Co defeats New England Motor Co 16 to 11 in a Saturday baseball game at Wotton's field with a praised umpire. A Crystal Lake concert by the North Chelmsford Brass Band draws hundreds. Troop F cavalry conducts practice shooting Saturday afternoon.
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Arlington
Emma
Reba Jones
Paterson
N. J
David Paterson
Lawrence
William McClure
Waldon
Pierce
Wannalandt Park
Wotton’s Field
New England Motor Co
Lamson Store Service Co
M. P. Bulley
Lamsons
N. E. Motor Co
Lawson Store Service Co
Cunningham
Donovan
Landers
Murphy
Barber
Fox
McCarty
Panton If
Chisholm
Hunt
Russell
Tobin
Carroll P
Looneyec
O'Hearn
Pope
Laflame
Hall
Crystal Lake
North
Tewksbury Centre Quiet Amid Church Closure
Tewksbury Centre showed unusual quiet as Congregational church closed. Many members attended services in Lowell and nearby towns. Miss Lucy Tingley returned from Mont Vernon New Hampshire and H J Patten of Nashua NH spent Sunday with his father. Boston electric line saw high ridership with full cars and double headed trips. Dr Rollins notes slight improvement in Adelbert Taylor’s condition.
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Tewksbury Centre
Congregational Church
Lowell
Lucy Tingley
Mont Vernon
N. H
H. J. Patten
Nashua
Centre Village
Boston
Rollins
Adelbert Taylor
New Haven Trolley Strike Ends After Rally and Accord
Haven over. Men’s demands granted as agreement signed and ratified. In under 90 minutes after returning to work, Fairhaven and Westville Railroad resumes service. H. S. Parmelee signs for company. union cheers as relief amid four days of disruption. Traffic restored and mail partly resumed.
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New Haven
Conn
H.S. Parmelee
Fairhaven & Westville Street Railroad Company
Fairhaven & Westville Railroad Company
Amalgamated Association of Street Railroad
Parmelee
Yvic
Hven
Chapel Street
Chicago Trolley Men Demand Higher Wages
VUdeego Aug 10 The Chicago City Railway company faces a possible strike across all lines within a week if wage demands from barn and shop workers are not met and several grievances in other departments are corrected. The street car men held an unanimous meeting backing the strike threat despite union officials' efforts to avert action.
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Vudeego
Chicago City Railway Company
Street Car Men’s Union
Miners Striking Enter Fourteenth Week in Wilkesbarre
Wilkesbarre August 10 The fourteenth week of the anthracite miners strike begins tomorrow. President Mitchell says the strikers are in good shape and relief contributions are pouring in from many quarters. The dissension has faded and leaders warn the siege may last longer than anticipated. A $20,000 relay from the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen is awaited within ten days, with other railway brotherhoods expected to follow.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Wyoming
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Wanamie
Correction in the Hope That Eventually They Will Win
A brief note expresses the belief that persistent effort may lead to eventual victory, acknowledging the challenges faced and the resolve of those involved to continue pushing forward.
O'Brien Held In Charles Street Jail After Grand Jury Indictment
Corporal O'Brien, indicted by the District of Columbia grand jury on perjury charges, spent the night in Boston's Charles Street jail after Deputy Marshal Pickering delivered him from Pittsfield. He is expected to remain until Judge Lowell's arrival around August 16.
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Boston
O'Brien
Grand
District of Columbia
Charles Street
United States
Pickering
Pittsfield
O’brien
Darling
Worcester
Marshal Darling
Lowell
United States Senate
Philippines
To Rent: Highlands and Centralville Tenements and Residence
Housing ads describe 3 and 5 room tenements on the Highlands off Westford street with steam heat and modern improvements at $6.50, $7.00, and $5.50. A nice Highlands residence with steam heat and prime location is $25.00. Contact T. H. Eliott at 64 Central St.
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Highlands
Westford Street
Centralville
Mills
T. H. Eliott
Central St
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