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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
5
Preaching services listed for 10.80 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. at Grand Street. Rev. C. W. Dockham, pastor. Morning sermon titled A Divine Commission With Unavoidable Responsibility. Evening sermon titled The Spirit's Possession of the Heart, and its Visible Manifestation.
Notice from the Courier-Citizen requests church notices be sent in ahead of Friday. Wesley Church at Runels building invites sermons in a series on Some Neglected Topics with His Satanic Majesty as topic for tomorrow evening. Services: 10:30 am worship, 12 pm Sunday school, 3 pm holiness meeting, 6:30 pm evening service, 7:30 pm Thursday prayer meeting. Wailhien St. Methodist at Worthen Street led by Rev E P Herrick with 10:30 am service, 4 pm Junior League, 9:45 Epworth League, 6:30 pm sacrament and sermon by pastor The Young Man With a Purpose. All young men invited.
A detailed list of church locations and service times across Chelmsford and neighboring towns. It notes pastors, morning services at 10.30, varied Sunday schools, evening services, and special programs including youth meetings and baptisms. Also includes a note on North Billerca and North Tewksbury Baptist arrangements.
A listing of multiple churches with detailed Mass schedules, sermons, and services. Churches include Sacred Heart on Moore Street and Holy Trinity on High Street with times for morning masses, children’s masses, high masses, vespers, and Sunday schools. Also listed are Immaculate Conception on East Merrimack Street, National Polish Catholic Church on Rogers Street, St Anthony’s Portuguese on Gorham Street, St Jean Baptiste on Merrimack Street, St Joseph’s on Lee Street, St Louis on West Sixth Street, St Michael on Sixth Street, St Patrick’s on Suffolk and Fenwick, and St Peter’s on Gorham Street with respective mass times and devotional activities.
In Nev Addison Poster of New York attends a memorial communion service led by Deacon Charles F. Pietmnings. Rev John M. Uteete delivers a sermon as part of the evening and morning services marking a milestone.
Local notices enumerate church names, pastors, and service times across several communities, including morning and evening worship, Sunday schools, and catechism or Y P C E sessions. Specific pastors named include Rev. George F. Kennett, Rev. Harold Dale, Rev. T. G. A. Cote, Rev. T. St. Aubin, Rev. C. E. Harrington, Rev. Edward Marsh, Rev. F. A. Lindholm, Rev. Edwin R. Smith, Rev. A. F. Earnshaw, Rev. Owen James, Rev. J. A. McKeight, Rev. J. L. Hoyle, and Rev. D. A. Hudson. locations include Brookline, Billerica, Chelmsford, Dracut, Tyngsboro, H Hillside, and Pawtucket.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at Middlesex Hall Palmer Street hosts a morning service with the Sunday lesson titled God the Preserver Man, inviting attendance to hear scripture and teaching.
Advent Sunday services at St Annes St John s Gorham Street and House of Prayer Walker Street with morning matins sermons and evening prayers. All Saints Chelmsford notes 10 45 pm service and Sunday school 12. Communion dates listed for St John s and All Saints with special Holy Communion Sundays and festivals.
Fragmentary OCR notes show church activity with a pastor leading Sunday school and an evening service. Specific times and names are garbled but indicate regular weekly gatherings at the Ashen church.
A fragmented church and preaching notices list from Werean Primitive Methodist Moore Street Rev Fred M Oakes and Central Methodist corner Five and John Streets Rev W W Suenk with services and Leagues, along with First Pentecostal and Centralville Methodist notices and a note on a series about The Christian Revelation with Rev Fisher involvement and other attached items.
Free Church in Middlesex Street near South holds a morning service at 10 45 a m with Rev George C Wright preacher. A sermon titled The Fresh Energy and the Joy of Life will be given followed by a Young People's service at noon.
Morning service at 10 30 o clock Sunday school at 12 m and evening service at 7 o clock led by Rev James M Craig at Morning Soul Culture and The Living Christ program. Westminster church Tyler street Rev A P Gibson pastor offers 10 30 and 7 pm services with Thanksgiving and special song services. pews free and all welcome. Special song service at First Appleton Street corner of Davis Street. morning The Saloon evening The Battle. pews free and strangers welcome.
Morning services at 10 30, communion at 4, Sunday school at 12, Y P C U at 6. The Grace church on Princeton Street at the corner of South Canton Street is led by Rev Ransom A Greene with morning worship at 10 30 and Sunday school at noon. Also listed is First Hurd Street where Rev Caleb B Fisher presides with morning service at 10 30 and Y P S C B at 6 followed by another morning service and the topic Suffering and Rejoicing Together at Sunday school at 12.
On Merrimack street opposite John street the Rev. Charles T. Bilngs will lead services at 10 45 AM with Sunday school immediately after the morning service. The morning feature is a performance titled Fair Play.
Central Mission on First Street hosts Sabbath exercises at 3 PM with additional events at Coburn and Hildreth Missions. Saint Anne’s and Plymouth Missions offer varied Sunday schedules. Union Free Baptist and U.A.20N reports note free seats and open welcomes. French Baptist and Wigginville Missions list service times, with Holy Communion when five Sundays occur.
A listing of spiritualist and church activities across Middlesex street and surrounding halls. Items include lectures on immortality, tent medium Annie L. Jones of Lowell, Sabbath school and youth meetings at the A M E Zion Church, and gospel hall services with breaking of bread and prayer meetings scheduled for Sunday and Tuesday.
Fragmented ad style piece argues women’s beauty and health depend on female organs. Claims disease follows disobedience and stresses indoor air and nervous tension as causes. Mentions Pigee’s Parerie as a remedy and hints at nature cures, with scattered references to early medicine and reform.
Rev. F Arthur Hayward leaves Waupaca for Bay View Milwaukee. Lowell speakers include Rev George Whitaker recalling a factory girl, and Rev William A Moore on Missionary Life in India. Revival meetings run at First Pentecostal Dec 1 to 10. Various visits and sermons noted at Centralville Highland Greek Mission and Immanuel Baptist. Confirmation at St Anthony's. Congregationalist editor Rev Howard Bridgman preaches at First Congregational.
A Lowell Congregational church marks its seventy fifth anniversary with a December 3 service featuring Rev. Fame P. Foster preaching the historical sermon, a large musical program, and a Memorial Communion for former members led by Rev. John M. Greene. A social evening follows with reminiscences and refreshments for parishioners and friends.
A brief church notice from First Universal Church on Mard Street under Pastor Rev. Fisher. The readable text indicates a focus of church activities or service schedule though details are garbled and unclear.
The church plans a special service with a boy singing favored anthems at Mr. Fisher's request. Marston and Mrs. Gelino perform offertory solos "Be Merciful Unto Me" by Bernard. Sunday school and Bible class at 21. A Blue and Red contest recalls. Communion at 4 30. An annual parish supper Tuesday honors the pastor with Gov. Douglas and Mayor Casey among notable guests.
Sunday worship at Rev. O C S Wallace church on Church and George Streets features morning service at 10 30 with organ preludes and anthems by Mrs Pepin Miss Wilson and the Wermann Chorus Choir. Evening service at 6 30 includes familiar hymns and a sermon titled The Man With the Goods A Sermon for Buyers and a Sellers.
Rev. George Edwin Martin leads a vigorous service featuring music by Jubilate Deo in E flat Foote Come to My Heart Lord Jesus Benedictus and O Jesus Thou Art Standing. The event includes the Bible school boys choral rehearsal and a World famous Tissot pictures display attended by the Knights of Malta.
The Y M C A meeting for men at First Congregational church tomorrow will feature Guy A Ham of Boston as speaker on The Patriot. Ham, a Dartmouth and Harvard Law School graduate, ex Massachusetts legislator, now assistant U S district attorney, will present the talk. University quartet tenor Leon F Baldwin of Boston will sing There is a Land Sun of My Soul Oh for a Closer Walk With God. Doors open at 3 program to commence at 3 30. All men invited.
The Sunshine Club meets this afternoon at 2 30 p m with all girls under 15 invited. The K T P Club gathers at 4 00 p m inviting all girls over 15. A children’s gym class at 4 00 p m evening class at 7 10 p m and the 7 30 social are listed. Sunday gospel service at 4 00 p m with letters from Dr Goddard Miss Mason Grace Eaton and updates from Miss Organ and Miss Dick inson. Noon prayer Monday 12 15 and secretary’s Bible class Monday 7 45 p m. all girls and women invited.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company announced another effort to return Andrew C. Fields to New York to testify before the insurance investigation committee. War stated Fields remains connected though superseded in the supply department, with a temporary appointment awaiting permanent approval by the Mutual’s investigating committee.
William T. Heid head coach of the Marvard football team left Cambridge for New York to confer with the president about the football nation conference. The meeting location and exact date were to be determined, with possible discussions set for Tuesday or Monday at the White House.
A fragmented OCR style line mentions Foley and Hone and several garbled words. The readable parts suggest a personal note or misread names rather than a clear event. No dates, places, or concrete actions are evident.
Col George R Colton customs controller in San Domingo arrived in New York and told reporters his trip held no special significance. He noted improvements since US take charge of finances with higher revenues and growing foreign investment. Receivership supported locally, revenues rising about 500000 yearly, and no revolutionary threats reported this year.
Washington, Dec 1. A Merchant Marine committee amendment postpones applying the coastwise principle to Philippines to United States trade until 1909. It replaces the rule with a subsidy of 6.50 per gross ton for American vessels on Atlantic and Pacific routes, a 30 percent rise over the general ocean rate. Secretary Taft urged the postponement due to Philippines conditions.
St Louis December 1. A federal grand jury returned two indictments against KEK G Lewis president of the People's United States Bank and publisher of the Woman's Magazine and Women's Farm Journal. One indictment charges a scheme to defraud by using tails to induce subscriptions and deposits in the bank. The other charges conspiracy to defraud the government of large postage sums for the two Lewis Publishing Co publications.
Boston December 1 British schooner Ambition capt Himmelmann arrived from Charlottetown P E I after a gale during which William Connolly of Lunenburg Nova Scotia was washed overboard and drowned.
President announces Oregon appointments, naming William C. Bristol as United States attorney for the district of Oregon, Benjamin L. Eddy as Register of the land office at Roseburg, and James M. Lawrence as Receiver of public moneys at Roseburg. Eddy and Bristol replace resignations, Heney and Bridges, amid the ending of Heney’s land fraud investigations.
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