Boston and Maine Train Schedule Lowell to Boston
Trains between Lowell and Boston listed with times and services. Via Bedford on Wednesdays and Saturdays only. Via Western Division. Ticket office not open for this train.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1901
Page
9
Trains between Lowell and Boston listed with times and services. Via Bedford on Wednesdays and Saturdays only. Via Western Division. Ticket office not open for this train.
Corrected timetable listing numerous daily and Sunday train departures from Merrimack Street Depot Lowell and Middlesex Street Station Lowell to Boston and multiple destinations including Lawrence Salem Haverhill Newburyport Exeter Dover Rochester and more. Includes special notes for Sundays and variations by division and via wakefield express.
A community gathers as a new church aims to serve 35 families not tied to any congregation. Leaders note religion as essential to life while stressing unity, peace, and social bonds. Speakers praise the project and envision a space for spiritual light and healing.
Rev. Mr. Wright spoke on the American Negro in 1860 and 1901, using word pictures of slavery and liberation, and readings from Winston Churchill's Crisis to dramatize Lincoln and Douglas. His quick perception and clear delivery held the audience of over an hour in rapt attention.
The benediction service at St John's hospital yesterday afternoon reflected solemnity. Prof F G Bond arranged a musical program with Miss Julia Smith singing O Salutaris, Miss Mollie Ivers Ave Maria by Panofka, and Miss Ethel Ranger of Tyngsboro Salve Regina by Rana. Mr Michael J Johnson of St Patrick's led the organ. Illness among string quintet members altered the planned lineup. they will assist next month.
Classified rental notice invites a small family to lease a pleasant Belvidere residence on streetcar line with furnace and bath. Apply at 39 Hildreth Building. d4 61
Rev. E. Victor Bigelow discussed election quality and public virtue in a sermon at the Eliot church titled Who Shall Rule Over Us. He argued city leadership requires capable, civic minded individuals and warned that the public benefits depend on the integrity and competence of voters and candidates alike.
A reader described the tale as one of the year’s best, focusing on the central figure’s journey from dissipation to a noble Christian life to illustrate the transforming power of Christ in the heart.
Rev. C. B Fisher of the First Universalist church preached yesterday on Gilbert Parker's novel The Right of Way. He noted potential criticism for the choice but said he would use any forceful eternal truth found in the work and did not review the book.
Catholic churches held solemn high masses and vespers for the Immaculate Conception. Rev. Frs. Lawrence Quinn and Dorgan led ceremonies with sermons on redemption and Mary, music by Haydn, and receptions into local sodalities. Services continued at Sacred Heart St Patrick’s and St Michael’s with candles, processions, and choral performances.
A local paid advertisement promotes the candidate Dimon urging good government. It defines good government as an administration recognizing the rights of all and protecting individual interests of man woman and child. The note references church music and offertory performances by Mr. Austin Rails and Miss Carolyn White.
Several residents are away or returning home. Ina G. Lambert travels to Ludlow Vermont for an indefinite stay. Emma Towle leaves for Buxton Maine to assist a ill relative. Mrs. Janet and Miss Jennie Dodge visit Mr. Ziba Gay in town. Eugene Dutton resigns as lamp lighters. Various residents visit or recover from illnesses and travel for family matters.
Gen. C. A. R. Dimon praised as a courageous, independent public-spirited manager who always dared to do right. Paid Adv.
In Dracut Mr. George M. Clark of Pleasant street is convalescent. The Young Men’s club will meet Tuesday evening at Carl W. Ekblund’s home. The annex brick and frame are completed. The Bachelor club moved into new quarters at Brookside and Pleasant. General and building committees meet at Mrs. Brown’s Monday. A prayer meeting is at Mrs. Calvin Richardson’s Tuesday afternoon. The Ladies’ Aid monthly meeting is Wednesday afternoon at Centre church with supper that evening. Mrs. Jones’ friends express sympathy over her bereavement while her family improves from diphtheria.
Rev J Edward Farrow discusses the Passion Play in Vestry hall under Y P S C B auspices this evening. The Y P S C B meets Tuesday evening led by Rev J Herbert Yeoman. Women meet Wednesday at 2:30 in the First Congregational vestry with a 6:30 supper and entertainment. Miss Leona Fitzgerald visits Mrs Guy Bracket in Providence R I. Twentieth Century club council adjourned to Mr Benj Spaulding's residence this evening.
In Chelmsford Saturday evening the Columbia A C of Lowell lost to the B M A A of this town by 25 to 2. The brief item notes the local mayor Dimon’s liberal program and references a paid advertisement.
A sizable crowd of men, women, and children gathered yesterday afternoon on the Merrimack River for the season’s first skate. Despite a rough ice surface, many enjoyed the outing as the day drew to a close.
The crowd enjoyed the skating event though most faced a first fall. Spectators recalled last season’s effort while several contorted and tumbled. Ice measured about six inches and was described as snow ice, less safe than black ice. Cornelius Cronin of Pawtucketville was knocked by a polo fall, suffering a deep head gash which a passing doctor soon stanched.
Last week the O'Donnell and Gilbride Co gave ten thousand cornucopia cards at school gates offering a Page's mixed candy fill at their store. Adults accompanied children on Saturday to claim the sweets amid a rush that suggested a football finale. The generous offer boosted holiday sales as shoppers lingered to buy, signaling a strong Christmas season start. The notice also hints at political commentary about Dimon and John Wilson's election, paid advertisement.
An old advertisement copy urges readers to try a bottle of Dr. Benoit’s cough medicine with the first cough, promoted as the remedy available at all druggists.
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