Boston and Maine Trains Lowell to Boston Schedule
Trains between Lowell and Boston listed with times such as 6.39am 7.20am 9.17 10.00 and 8.48 9.49 plus afternoon options. Notes include Via Bedford on Wednesdays and Saturdays, Via Western Division, and ticket office not open for this train.
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Bedford
Western Division
Middesen 'Et
Boston
Arrivi Leavy
Woburn
Fort Ayer Junction
Fitchburg
Nashua
Portland
Rochester
Amherst
Milford
Wilton
Forreenfield
Peterboro
Bennington
Hillsboro
Keene
Manchester
Concord
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Warner
Bradford
Sunapee
Newport
Claremont
Claremont Junction
White Mt. Division
Plymouth
Johnsbury
Lyndonville
Wells River
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
St. Albans
St. Johns
Montreal
Central Vermont Line
Quebec
Boston Air Line
Quebec Express
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B.C. Taft
Lowell
Boston and Maine timetable update October 14 1901
Trains from Merrimack Street Depot Lowell to Boston and other destinations listed with multiple times, Sundays schedules included. Also Middlesex Street Station Lowell, departures to Boston and numerous other hubs with seasonal and division notes. General Agent B C Taft signs off.
Building of a New Church Aims to Unite 35 Families
The ceremony celebrated the founding of a new parish intended to provide a worship place for 35 families in the area. Speakers including Rev. Geo H Johnson and Rev. Asa Reed Dilts framed the project as a social and spiritual bond, promising unity and peace through the house of worship. The event closed with a dedicatory prayer and the hymn All Hail the Power of Jesus Name.
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Paul C. Capen
Geo. H. Johnson
John Street
Lowell
Finlonson
John Whittaker
Fyngshboro
The American Negro in 1860 and 1901 program
Rev. Mr. Wright spoke at Unity Guild on The American Negro in 1860 and 1901. He began with word pictures of slavery era and liberation influences, then illustrated with Winston Churchill's Crisis. Readings portrayed Lincoln and Douglas vividly, held audience rapt for over an hour. Wright’s delivery noted for quick perception, vital focus, and finish.
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Unity Guild
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Wright
Benediction Service at St John’s Hospital Deliberate and Solemn
The benediction service at St John’s hospital yesterday afternoon matched the day’s solemn mood. Prof F G Bond organized a varied musical programme with Julia Smith singing O Salutaris Mollie Ivers Ave Maria by Panofka and Ethel Ranger of Tyngsboro singing Salve Regina by Rana. Michael J Johnson of St Patrick’s presided at the organ as illness shortened the string quintet’s expected contribution. they will perform next month.
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St. John’s Hospital
F. G. Bond
Julia Smith
Mollie Ivers
Panofka
Ethel Ranger
Tyngsboro
Rana
Michael J. Johnson
St. Patrick's
Who Shall Rule Over Us sermon at Eliot Church
Rev. E Victor Bigelow preached on how cities are governed by the ballot and the need for capable, public-spirited leaders. He argued voters must elect men of calibre rather than accept mediocrity, noting the public good hinges on common people choosing worthy candidates.
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E. Victor Bigelow
Eliot Church
Republican Committee
Democratic Committee
New York
Sermon At First Universalist Focused On The Right of Way
Rev C B Fisher at the First Universalist Church preached yesterday morning basing his sermon on Gilbert Parker's novel The Right of Way. He anticipated criticism for the choice but affirmed his habit of using any novel’s forceful eternal truth if it carried genuine insight, noting he did not review the book.
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C. B Fisher
First Universalist Church
Gilbert Parker
To Let Belvidere House Near Streetcars
To let in Belvidere for a small family a pleasant house with furnace and bath, conveniently located on line of streetcars. Apply at 39 Hildreth Building. FOR RENT First class house 22 Smith avenue newly painted and papered throughout F Coburn 65 Merrimack street.
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Pawtucketville
Washington Avenue
Waltham
Mass
Adams Street
Middlesex Market
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Bath
Hildreth Building
Smith Avenue
F. Coburn
Merrimack Street
West Sixth Street
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Central Street
Chestnut Square
Ward & Burnham
Shattuck Street
N. D. Pratt
Hildreth
Bidg
Derby & Morse
Middle Street
Howe Street
Aiken Street
Lakeview Avenue
Aiken Avenue
A. G. LeBlanc
al If
Ot Light Manufacturing
Middlesex Street
Thorndike Manufacturing Co
Gibson Street
Booth Walker Street
Chelmsford Street
Ware Street
Evens Street
Canton Street
Eugene G. Russell
Yorick Club
Cor
Market Streets
Centralville
Boott Mills
Reforming Power of Christ Inspires Principal Character
A discussion highlights a principal character once dissipated who finds transformation through Christian faith, presenting a compelling example of personal renewal and spiritual awakening as the year’s standout portrayal.
Feast of the Immaculate Conception Observed in Multiple Churches
Feasts at the Catholic churches marked by high masses and sermons. In the Immaculate Conception Church Rev. Fr. Lawrence led a ceremony with Fr. Quinn and Fr. McGrath assisting, and Fr. Eugene Dorgan preached on redemption. Evening vespers followed with a Sodality reception. Similar observances occurred at Sacred Heart Moore Street, St Patrick’s, and St Michael’s with varied celebrants, deacons, sub-deacons, and sermons by Fr. Duffy, Fr. Colbert, Fr. Carney, and Fr. Shaw.
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Lawrence
Quinn
McGrath
Eugene A. Dorgan
Haydn
Sodality
Sacred Heart Church
Moore Street
Tighe
O.M. S
John Reynolds
Herrmann
James Duffy
Tewksbury
St. Patrick’s Church
James Walsh
Wm. Colbert
Callahan
Colbert
P. S. O’brien
St. Michael's Church
Richard Boland
Eugene Carney
James Hickey
Fr. Shaw
Cho
Hadyn
Dedication Service Music and Civic Appeal in Ady Ad
A church dedication featured B flat singing and Himmel’s Veni Creator at offertory by Mr. Austin Rails. Miss Carolyn White played organ as Young Ladies sodality and Children of Mary occupied the church, with the choir performing suitable music. A paid political message urges voting for Dimon on the issue of good government.
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Austin Rails
Himmel
Carolyn White
NORTH CHELMSFORD NOTES AND LOCAL MOVEMENTS
Local items note Ina G. Lambert traveling to Ludlow Vermont for an indefinite stay and Emma L. Towle called to Buxton Maine for a relative’s illness. Mrs. Janet Dodge and Miss Jennie Dodge visit Ziba Gay. Mrs. Geo F. White improves from a sprained knee. Eugene Dutton resigns as village street lamp lighter. Miss Cassie McCombs returns from Boston. Miss Ethel Deering returns home from Cambridge. Several residents visit relatives, stay with families, or study in Lowell this winter. An advertisement urges voters to elect Gen C A R Dimon for mayor.
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Ina G. Lambert
Ludlow
Emma L. Towle
Buxton
Janet
Jennie Dodge
Waltham
Ziba Gay
Geo. F. White
Hodgson
Nancy Gilchrist
Saco
Eugene Dutton
Florence Cook
Portland
Robert Dunbar
V Village
Cassie McCombs
Boston
Ethel Deering
Cambridge
Harry Trombly
Huckins
Philadelphia
Geo. H. Smith
John Varney
Reginald Sheldon
George C. Moore, Jr
Catharine Sheldon
Marion Scribner
Lowell
General C A R Dimon Remembered For Courage And Independence
A paid advertisement praises General C A R Dimon as a courageous independent leader and capable manager, noting his public spirit and readiness to do what is right.
Dracut Community Notices Outline Changes and Acknowledgments
In Dracut George M. Clark of Pleasant Street is convalescent. The Young Men’s club meets Tuesday evening at Carl W. Eklund’s home instead of Thursday. Annex brick and frame work is completed. The Bachelor club moves 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. Ladies’ Aid monthly meeting at Centre church Wednesday afternoon with supper that evening. Sympathy to Mrs. Jones. her family’s diphtheria recovery continues as others improve.
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George M. Clark
Pleasant Street
Vening
Carl W. Eklund
Bachelor Club
Brookside
Pleasant Streets
Brown
Calvin Richardson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Centre Church
Jones
Passion Play lecture and club meetings in Tewksbury
Rev J Edward Farrow will present a stereopticon lecture on the Passion Play in Vestry hall this evening under Y P S C B auspices. The Y P S C B meeting Tuesday evening will be led by Rev J Herbert Yeoman. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 2 30 in the vestry with supper and entertainment at 6 80. Miss Leona Fitzgerald visits Providence sister Mrs Guy Bracket. Twentieth Century club adjourned meeting at Benj Spaulding’s residence this evening.
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J. Edward Farrow
Vestry
J. Herbert Yeoman
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Congregational Church
Leona Fitzgerald
Guy Bracket
Providence
R. I
Council of the Twentieth Century Club
Benj. Spaulding
Chelmsford CCC A C versus Y M A basketball game result
The Columbia A C of Lowell were defeated by the Y M A basketball team of Chelmsford in a Saturday game with a final score of 25 to 2. Mayor Dimon's watchword is liberal ity and he will seek the greatest good for all residents, according to a paid ad.
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A Thompson
W. H. Lovejoy
Lowell
Miss Upham
Merrimack
John Street
Andover Street
Columbia A. C
Dimon
Ady
Skating on the Merrimack River Draws Large Crowd
A sizable crowd gathered yesterday afternoon on the Merrimack River for the season's first skating. Despite a rough ice surface, riders of all ages enjoyed the outing, with many returning skaters relishing the seasonal welcome.
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Merrimack River
Local skating event ends with slips and humor
Spectators and first time skaters enjoyed the pastime despite rough falls. One man joked he had mastered skating last year, only to be thrown again. Ice was snow ice, less safe than black ice, as Cornelius Cronin of Pawtucketville fell while poloing, sustaining a deep head gash but later walked home after a doctor stopped the bleeding.
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Cornelius Cronin
Pawtucketville
Children Receive Cornucopia Candies At City Stores
Last week the O'Donnell and Gilbride company handed out ten thousand cornucopia cards at school gates. Each card promised a filled candy prize upon visiting the store with an adult. Crowds rushed in on Saturday, prompting safety rules and ending with a strong Christmas buying season kickoff. A paid political note references John Wilson’s election amid Dimon’s nonpartisan claims.
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O'Donnell & Gilbride Co
O'Donnell & Gilbride. Company
Dr Benoit's Cough Medicine Adverts First Cough Remedy
A vintage advertisement urges trying Dr Benoits Cough Medicine with the claim it helps during the first cough. The brief note lists druggists as purchase points and promotes quick relief.
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Dr. Benoit
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