Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Lowell Daily Courier in Lowell, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1899

Page

5

Silver Tea Service for Rev Sayer and Family at Immanuel Baptist

The Immanuel Baptist church on Blossom Street hosted a farewell reception for Rev T Sayer Mrs Sayer and daughter Ethel as they depart Lowell for Nantucket where he will serve the People's Baptist church. A silver tea service was presented as a token of gratitude and affection. Fellow pastors and church members praised his leadership in founding and sustaining the church, with expressions of sorrow and hope for his future work starting December 24.

Mev Ethel Immanuel Baptist Church Blossom Street Lowell Sayer People’s Baptist Church Nantucket Mr. Sayer S.T. Ford Bowley Green Laura Isabella Gillespie Asa Reed Dilts Robert Rodger S. T. Ford William Beaver H. W. O. Millington William Leggatt Leggat Nathan Bailey Methuen Dr. Dilts Jesus Christ Ford First Baptist Church Brother Sayer Millington Fifth Street Church Hamlet Parker Mission Fifth Street Immanuel Church Lord Jesus Christ

Farewell Held For Mr Sayer At Sunday School Event

The program closed with songs and a benediction as attendees shook hands with Mr Sayer and his wife and daughter to bid them farewell. Refreshments were served by Mrs Sayer's Sunday school class. Mr Sayer heads to Nantucket.

Mr. Sayer

Pleasant Evening at Hildreth Mission Event

The Hildreth Mission of Fifth Street Baptist hosted a social program last night with Mrs. Neilson, Mrs. Burke, and Miss Minnie Hobbs in charge. A chorus welcomed guests, followed by songs by Latteur, Millie Wentworth, Burke, and Nellie Flanders, two dialogues, recitations by Jennie Shaw and Stella Wilson, and a banjo solo by Ray Gordon. Edith Gilman and Ewa Swann led piano accompaniment. Special: Vesper service at Highland Congregational on Westford Street Sunday at 4 p.m. A 40-voice chorus will perform Gaul’s cantata The Holy City directed by Thomas Wardell.

Hildreth Mission Fifth Street Baptist Church Neilson W. N. Burke Minnie Hobbs Ray Gordon Edith Gilman Ewa Swann Highland Congregational Westford Street Gaul The Holy City Thomas Wardell

Christian Scientists Train Plies Through City to Concord Lecture

A special Boston to Concord train passed through last evening after 5.00 carrying local Christian Scientists to hear Judge Ewing of Chicago lecture in Concord, N M. The local passengers joined the train here for the trip.

Boston Concord N. M Judge Ewing Chicago

Hospital Guild Sale Opens At Carleton & Hovey's

The Young Women's Guild of Lowell General Hospital conducts its annual sale at Carleton & Hovey's with Mrs. McGannon and Mrs. Howe in charge. The display features dolls in various costumes, four-in-hand neckties, a pillow, a table cloth, and a festive window. A guessing contest and Christmas-themed items attract shoppers as cake and pies go on sale Saturday with orders for greens.

Carleton & Hovey’s Tt Guild Lowell General Hospital Thomas G. McGannon Frank, Howe

Two Mayoral Candidates Exchange Farewell Messages

The letters between mayoral contenders Hon. Jeremiah Crowley and Hon. George E. Putnam mark the contest’s end. Crowley congratulates Putnam and wishes a healthy administration. Putnam thanks Crowley and notes people’s verdict in Lowell. Also, the Massachusetts State Grange Patrons of Husbandry held its final session in Associate hall, with reports read and next year’s meeting planned in Worcester.

Jeremiah Crowley Geo. K. Putnam Lowell George E. Putnam State Grange Massachusetts State Grange Patrons of Husbandry Bussex County Pomona Grange Worcester

Pleasant Evening of Music at the YWCA Social

A monthly social at the YWCA room drew many young women last night. The program included readings by Miss Gertrude Edmund, songs by Mrs. Nichols of the Field Church choir, and piano solos by Mrs. Nellie Hamilton Taylor. Refreshments were served under the social committee.

Gertrude Edmund Nichols Flield Church Nellie Hamilton Taylor

Highland M B Church Ladies Hold December Sociable

The Highland M B Church Ladies Benevolent Society hosted its monthly sociable on Wednesday evening December 13. Committee members included Mrs. Weed, Mrs. Sla ter, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Farrell, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. Thomas. Miss Svea Lombard directed the program featuring tableaus and performances by Flora Lee, Ethel and Lena Pearl, Elle Lewis, and Mercy and Grace Brown.

Ladies’ Benevolent Society of the Highland M. B L. 5. Weed J. F. Slater A. R. Hunt McDonald Wyman Farrell Howard Moore W. H. Brown Ww. A Thomas Svea. Lombard Flora Lee Ethel Lena Pearl Elle Lewis Mercy Grace Brown

Boxing notes reread from scraps of a boxing page

Matt Mathews plans a series of four bouts across North America with stops in Brooklyn St Louis Cincinnati and San Francisco as he faces Kid Carter Eddie Connelly Jack Bennett and Tom Tracy Meanwhile Bob Fitzsimmons parts ways with manager Martin Julian and eyes a Jeffries rematch under a fighter friendly but uneasy climate across the sport.

Matt Mathews Kid Carter Brooklyn Eddie Connelly St. John N. B Star St. Louis Jack Bennett Cincinnati Tom Tracy San Francisco Mathews Bob Fitzsimmons Martin Julian Bob Julian Fitzsimmons Corbett Jeffries Jefferies

Young Fellows Beat Wamesits in Fall Tournament Final

In the Wamesits alleys final, Young Fellows defeated the Wamesits by 22 in total pins. The event featured many 200+ singles and 5.0+ for three-strings. Lowell High School football players and friends dined at D L Page Co. venue after the match, with Principal Trish and others speaking.

Lowell D. L. Page's Messrs Ralph Hayden Morris Butterfield John Davis Arthur Caskin Frank Scannel Charles Stevens Russel Morris Willard Morrison Frank O'Sullivan Fred Meredith Robert White Luther Faulkner David O'Brien Carl Staples John Frost Cyrus W. Irish F. W. Sherburne Carl Burtt Thomas Nesmith John Rogers John Drury Trish

How to Stop a Runaway Team

A Denver firefighter James H. De Vore shares a proven method to halt runaway horses. He advises staying fearless, stepping in front of the team, identifying the stronger horse, securing a grip on the neck, then using the inner rein to jerk and slow the animal. The technique relies on quick thinking and decisive action.

Denver James H. de Vore Evry Flere New York Journal

The Prussian and German Scouts in War Strategy

The piece highlights scouts like Major Colquhoun Grant shaping campaigns in the Peninsular War. It notes Grant’s daring and discretion, detailing his inside view of Marmont’s lines, discovery of siege preparations at Badajoz, and his rapid reporting to Wellington enabling a successful assault while safeguarding Ciudad Rodrigo.

Sadowa Vionville Colquhoun Grant Napier Baden-Powell Grant Marmont Almeda Ciudad Rodrigo Badajoz Marmon Tamames Wellington London Spectator

Naming Babies by Chance in Persia and Japan

A description of how newborns are named by lottery in Persia and Japan. In Persia a funeral ceremony names the child by selecting a slip from the Koran, while in Japan a ceremony on the thirteenth day uses slips thrown into the air to choose the name. The ritual ends with gifts and a flax seed package symbolizing health.

Persia Japan New York Press

Black Diamond Express December issue details and notes

The December number of the Black Diamond Express becomes a monthly magazine under Lehigh Valley lines. It showcases meritorious short stories and travel information about the Lehigh Valley Railroad with a full bill of fare and prices for dining car articles. A humorous quip about Dabney Jones and a Burdock Blood Bitters promotion are included.

Black Diamond Express Lehigh Valley R. A New York City Lehigh Valley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Silver Tea Service Rev. T Brother Green Peter Hospital Guild Putnam Crowley Y. W.C. A. Sociable Toons van Houten Bowling Bankers Les Miserables Alleys Bankers Les Miserables N. G. Lamson Chase’ F Clogston Currier Downes Gurney Joe Choynski Walcot Ines Choynsk Walcott Chopaski E Ik Dr. Thomas Awe mi Burbank Josepit P. Courtney Eer Merrimack St T. Barrell Cn Satme Burbank & Courtney Merrimack Street L. HW. Ss D. L. Page Co.'s Young Fallows Farrell Neliey Otvee Dunham Donahoe Donahue McCormick Merrill Gregory Os Iss Ae Eee Dabney Jones Detroit Free Press S&ltd Brattleboro Harris teSc E.D. Steele & Co Gor Central and Prescott Sts
Search Courier

Search the Lowell Daily Courier Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Lowell Daily Courier?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication