The Found Book of the Law and Josiah's Reforms Sermon
A sermon discusses Josiah the king of Judah finding the book of the law in the temple. It notes his immediate humility and reform, the prophetess Huldah, and contrasts faithfulness with widespread unbelief, urging personal righteousness and reliance on God through Jesus Christ. The reading highlights wrath for idolatry, mercy for the contrite, and enduring hope for believers.
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D. M. Stearns
Josiah
Judah
Jeremiah
Hezekiah
Samuel
Shaphan
Elshaddai
Israel
Huldah
Jerusalem
Deborah
Anna
God
Joseph
Daniel
Elijah
Stephen
Philip
Moses
Jer. i
Noah
Gob
Jesus Christ
Systematic and proportionate giving in Christian life
Rev S H Doyle discusses giving to God as a divine duty, arguing for systematic and proportionate offerings based on Scripture. He cites tithing in the Old Testament, weekly offerings in the New Testament, and the blessing promised by God for faithful giving, while noting wealth’s dangers and the need for generous diffusion for the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Doyle
Mi. Ili
David
Abraham
Jacob
Malachi
Paul
In line for peaceful marching poem about duty
A martial poem urges boys to enroll in service for national virtue. It praises self control and diligence, contrasts peace with war, and calls on young patriots to prepare and stand for right. It evokes drums, enlistment, and the marching line as a path to honor and duty.
Religion of Today Sermons Show Varied Focus Across Congregations
A listing of Sunday morning and evening sermon topics across many local churches. Highlights include subjects on witness and cost, democracy and Bible ideas, Christ lifted up, morals and license, salvation, and personal responsibility.
FOR EVERY TASTE. Services in Many Churches by Clergymen
A long list of church events and sermons is announced with Rev Asa Reed Dilts to be installed as pastor at Branch Street Baptist next Wednesday at 7 30. Numerous ministers from Boston Lawrence and local clergy will participate and many services are scheduled through Sunday including lectures and special collections.
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Asa Reed Dilts
Branch Street Baptist Church
Charles W. Perkins
Gumbart
D. D
Herbert J. White
Boston
E. P. Tuller
Lawrence
J. M. Greene
Smith Thomas Ford
Sage gray camel hair gown with blue velvet trim
One of the season's prettiest combinations features a sage gray camel's hair gown with pale blue mirror velvet plastron sleeve-tops and collar, a circular back-skirt with tunic-like ruffs, and tight waist with needle-worked tafeta frills. Accessories include a gray felt hat with curling plumes and velvet bows. Also notes a Harper's Bazar pattern and material quantities. A church concert and Good Templars event details follow with schedule and venues.
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Harper’s Bazar
Window themed song service and baptism noted at church
Blinds Closed on December 18 and a window with a light on December 25 precede a sermon. A special program features choir performances by the dho and male quartet led by J Avison Baker. Mrs Pepin sings Waiting and Watching for Me. Baptism will take place.
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Dho
Galilee
Oscar Walch
Herbert R. Baker
Warren T. Red
Arthur J ¥ Mne
Cho
Pepin
J. Avison Baker
First Universalist Church Opens Pastor’s Fourth Year
Tomorrow marks the fourth year of the present pastor as services begin with morning and evening programs. The 10:30 sermon is The Word for the Hour, with organ prelude, several anthems and solos by Emil Borjes and Arthur Lane, and a large choir. Evening features include a vesper service with Cavatina and Anthem There is a City Great and Strong, plus a new sermon series Watching at the Window. Strangers and all are warmly invited to attend. Corner Church and George Streets, Smith Thomas Ford, Pastor.
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Highland Methodist
Chelmsford Street
Paige Street Baptist
Free Church
Christ
Westminster Presbyterian
Church of Christ
God
Preserver
Man
M. E
Fifth Street Baptist
First Congregational
St. Paul’s M. E
Worthen Street M. E
First Unitarian
Centralvile Methodist Episcopal
Eliot
First Primitive Methodist
Sion
Worthen Street Baptist
Highland Methods T
George Eaton
D. D
J. H. Paradis
John Street
Lowell
Young People’s Society
Union Bible
Hurd Street
Geo. H. Johnson
W.E. Witter
New England
American Baptist Missionry Union
India
Immanuel Baptist Church
Blossom Street
Boys’ Brigade
Highland Congregational Church
Christ Jesus
N. W. Matthews
Mission
Lincoln and
Tanner Streets
Col. Cozens
Salvation Army
Eliot Church
Unitarian
Immanuel Baptist
French Baptist Mission
Col.Cozens
Boston
Miller
Army Brass Band
C. R. Crossett
Advent Christian Church
Harry E. Hinkley
Odd Fellows Building
Chelmsford Centre
Christadelphian Sociey of
Provincetown
Gilder
Buck
Lord God of Abraham
Elijah
Mendelsohn
J. F
Sol Cavalleria Rusticana
Emil J. Borjes
Schnecken
Arthur K. Lane
Jesus
E. J. Borjes
McGranahan Pasilude
Clark
A. F. French
W. H. Pepin
H. Lockhart
Union Free Baptist Church
Barristers Hall
Central Street
W._A. Morane
Thomas
Sayer, Jr
Young Peoples Meeting
Bowley Green
Youngs People’s
Branch Street Tabernacle
E. Mallory
Paige Street Freewill
A. E Wil Bon
Ermor
aLoice
Mount Vernon Freewill
O. — H. Denney
Henry Wo. Millington
First Baptist
Smith Thomas Ford
Punney School
First Trinitaian
Mechanics Hall
Geo. F. Wennzolt
London Street
C. EB. Poole
Kirk Street
A. Bartlett
C.E
Fletcher and Bowers Streets
T. U. A. Cote
Perros
St. Patrick’s
St. Peter's
Gorham Street
Michael Rowan
Sacred Heart
Moore Street
St. Jean Baptiste
Merrimack Street
St. Joseph's
Church of Immaculate Conception
Middlesex Street
George C. Wright
Paige Street Free Baptist Church Services and Tours
Rev A E Wilson leads morning sermon What is the Difference and evening praise with old familiar hymns. Miss Mabele Miller and Miss Ida Marie Rogers featured in anthems and solos with F B Hill directing. Announcement of Washington tours by Pennsylvania Railroad and multiple rental listings on Central Street and vicinity.
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Men’s League
Good Templars
Foote
Jerusalem the Golden
Marston
Rutenber
Men's League
High Street Church
Mary W. Edwardes
Kirk Street
Colonial Hall
Jesus
Mabele Miller
Ida Marie Rogers
Mr. Gates Coburn
J. G. Hill
F. B. Hill
Sunday Church Services in City Listings
A dense roster of worship times across Baptist, Methodist, Congregational, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Universalist, Unitarian, Catholic, and other faith groups. The notices list pastors, sermon hours, Sunday schools, and youth meetings for churches on Chelmsford and nearby streets, with several event times and locations across multiple districts.
CAS To Fr Beare the The Kind You iane fears Bought Signature
A fragmented OCR item references CAS and a signature tied to fears or obligations. Details are unclear but suggest a formal transaction or pledge. No definitive names, dates, or entities readable to confirm scope or outcome.
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Cas
Doan's Kidney Pills Relieve Lowell Backache Case
A Lowell resident reports relief from backache kidney soreness and urinary trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Charles Slowley of 641 Market Street says stairs pain eased, kidney secretions returned to normal, and a box is kept for quick use at first sign of backache. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by local dealers 50 cents per box.
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Lowell
Charles Slowley
Market Street
Doan
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
U. S
Doan’s
LAS WWEC aE Gas Light CO President Directors
LAS WWEC aE Gas Light Company names President and Board of Directors in a brief corporate notice. The item lists leadership roles and positions but provides no further details.
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Lower General Hospital
Stakrer
Knight
THE
First Universalist Church
C. E. Fisher
First Baptist Church
Corner Church
George Streets
Paige Street
Free Baptist
A. E. Wilson
ST. John's Church
Sunda
Jeffrey Chotad
Iitcelsie Est
W. Co. A
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High Street
Washington
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Mount Vernon
Fall River
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
Broadway
Marshall Street
Belvidere
Centralville
Queen Street
Hildreth Street
18Th Street
T. H. Elliott
Baptist
Worthen Street
E. T. Curnick
Nick
St. Paul’s
Central M. F
W. HH
Meredith
Enworth
CentralyiNe Methodist
Corner Ridge
Hildreth Streets
J. A. Bowler
Primitive Methodist
Congress and Gorham Streets
N. W. Mathew
Lawrence Street
Dartingt N
W. Higgins
Pol
W. Staples
C. W. Huntinston
Allinvited
Pawtucket
Wills D. Leland
Hillside
Dracut
L. Baker
Sands School
Y .P
Franke A. Warfield
Rela Tve Toon
Y. Pas. C. E
Mig
Drayer
St Anne’s
St. John Chambre
Binvington
House of Prayer
Welker
Charlies
T. Billings
Unity Meeting House
Church Street
Union
Kirk
Union Mission Church
Barristers
Odd Fellows
Central Mission
First Street
Read Street
New Church
Bay State Hall
West Sixth Street
Isaac B. Leclaire
Aver City
Lincoln Street
Tanner «Reet
Old Odd Fellows’ Hall
Evangelica Lutheran Church
Meadowcroft Street
J. V. Soderman
AILDS
Carter & Sherburne
Worthley
Hareware
LAS Wwec Ae
Jacob Rogers
Saml E. Raymond
Newall G. Mack
Levi Sprague
Alexander G.cumnock
George S. Motley
Edward M. Tuacke
James Francis
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