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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1905
Page
5
Breaching services listed for 10.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. led by Rev. C. W. Deckham. Also scheduled are services at Old Highland Hall on Saturday at 2 and 3 p.m. A special program for children is set for 3 p.m.
Middlesex street near South hosts Rev George C Wright ministering at 10 4 a m Free church service at 10 45 a m with a talk Relig ion as an Actual Experience Young people's service at noon description of activities and times.
A listing of morning and evening services, Sunday schools, and youth meetings across multiple churches in Chelmsford, Middlesex, and surrounding towns. Entries include Rev. Asa Reed Dilts, Rev. Albert E. Kenyon, Rev. D. C. S. Wallace, Rev. H. Grattan Dockrell, and others with service times from 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. plus Sunday school notes and special events on adjacent streets and corners.
A dated roster lists multiple churches with pastor names and service times. It details first, high, and children's masses, sermons, vespers, Sunday schools, and holy hours across locations on Moore, High, Merrimack, Rogers, Gorham, Congress, Lee, Sixth streets and Suffolk avenues.
Sunday worship and Sunday school schedules appear for multiple churches. Details include morning sermons by pastors Bigelow and Anderson, Sunday school times, evening services, and a historical sermon titled Our Pilgrim Fathers illustrated by stereopticon at the public library on Merrimack Street.
Notice from the Courier-Citizen states they cannot handle church notices and programs over the telephone owing to other work. Notices should be sent to the office as early as possible on Fridays to ensure publication.
Morning service at 10 45 in Mid Glexex Hall Palmer Street with the subject Christian Science.
St Annes on Kirk and Merrimack streets offers Holy Communion at 7 15 a m Full service and sermon at 10 a m Evening prayer and sermon at 7 p m Sunday school at noon St Johns Gorham Street with Rev Leander Manchester holds morning service at 8 00 a m and 12 m and evening service at 6 30 p m Communion on first and third Sundays and festivals House of Prayer Walker Street near Grove Street Rev Edward Everett morning matins and litany with sermon at 10 46 a m Sunday school at 12 and solemn evensong and sermon at 7 All Balis Chelmsford houses services at 10 8 5 a m Sunday school at 12 Evening service at 7 Holy Communion at a m festival Sundays monthly at 10 45
Rev P EB Assey pastor holds Sunday school at 9, morning worship at 10, and evening service at 6 o clock on Swedish Meadowcroft Street near Moore Street.
A fragmented listing of service times and activities for Berean Primitive Methodist Central Methodist, Centralville M E, First Pentecostal, First Primitive, and St Pauls churches. It notes pastors, Sunday school times, Epworth League, and sermon topics such as Enock's Translation and The Christian Revelation.
FIRST Appleton street at Davis street lists Rev James M Craig pastor with morning service at 10 30 oclock Sunday school at 12 m and evening service at 7 oclock The morning topic Salvation and Morality and the evening Finding of an Old Book Westminster church Tyler street with Rev A P Gibson pastor holds services at 10 30 and 7 pm Thanksgiving and special song service morning and evening Pews are free and all are welcome Morning His Preeminence evening Our Responsibility special song service Pews are free and strangers are welcome
FIRST Hurd street hosts Rev Caleb Fisher with morning service at 10 30 and Y P 5 Cbk at 6. Grace Princeton Street corner South Canton forms another schedule with Rev Ransom Greene leading morning service at 10 30 and Sunday school at noon. A note of 1205 X% PR Cos at 6 appears in the text.
Rev Charles T Lhangs pastor presides at services at 10 45 with Sunday school after the morning service The sermon topic is Our Altar Fires at the church located on First Merrimack Street opposite John Street
A column lists multiple missions and churches with service times across Central Mission Varnum Avenue Read Street and surrounding areas. Details include Sunday schools at 3 PM, prayer meetings, and Holy Communion on specific Sundays at St Annes and other missions with pastors and locations named.
The schedule lists a Bible lecture at 10 8 am by Christadelphians at Middlesex Street on The Dead Know Not Anything. First Spiritualist Society services at Grafton Hall 212 Merrimack Street at 2 90 and 7 pm with Annie M Foley of Haverhill as test medium. Zion Church on Middlesex Street led by Rev J H Young holds Sabbath services at 3 pm with Young Boys Society at 6. Gospel Hall Gorham Street hosts Lord's Day services 10 30 am and 7 pm with a Tuesday prayer meeting at 7 45 pm.
Rev E V Bigelow leads Eliot Church with a historical sermon on the Pilgrim Fathers. Morning service at 10 20 features organ music and the Adoration Anthem while an illustrated talk outlines the pilgrim story using stereopticon views. Evening service at 7 includes music and a Christian Endeavor meeting.
Rev George F Kenngott preaches Christian Ethics. Miss Dixon tells The Story of the Other Wise Man. Organist Mr Hamer leads. Chorus and choir rehearse. Sunday school at 12 m with seven departments. Evening service features YP and a recital by Mr Jamer. Choir correction by Mrs Kennett. Wednesday program and midweek services noted.
Irregular text indicates a church notice announcing morning service at First Universal Church on Hold Street led by Rev. C. E. Fisher with a cordial welcome to attendees. The fragment mentions hymns and anthems but lacks complete details.
In a brief church update, Rev. W. A. Moore delivered the morning sermon at Immanuel Church today, drawing congregants with a beacon of faith and community spirit. The message emphasized hope and service as the week begins.
Local clergy Rev George Kenngett and Rev Sarah Dixon announce a Saturday afternoon teachers class for Sunday school study to begin January 6 at 4 pm in the vestry of the First Trinitarian Congregational Church on Dutton Street. Directors back the effort and seek cooperation from city churches and Sunday schools.
The First Baptist Church at Cor Church and George Streets lists morning and evening services with sermons by Rev. Dr. Wallace. Includes choir performances of hymns and anthems, Sunday School on Messiah preparation, and a vestry meeting after evening service.
Worthen Street Baptist Church led by Rev A P Wedne lists Miss Etta Rutherford and Mrs Eugene G Russell as soloists with Har ry Hopkins and George L Drew in the quartet and Roscoe McDaniel as cornet soloist. Morning worship at 10 features a Blessed be the Lord quartet and Still, and With Thee solos. evening service at 6 includes a chorale led by the chorus and sermon on The Herald of the King. The cantata The Daughters of Jairus will be repeated in January for those unable to attend earlier performance.
Fragmentary listing notes morning service led by Rev Bertin with title One of the Days of the Son of Man and music praising the Lord. Mentions Chadwick and Thayer and a Sunday evening selection, with references to living God and speakers or performers.
Two illustrated editions complete Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women Series from Little, Brown. Under the Lilies follows Ben Brown and his dog Sancho in a New England village with eight full-page drawings by Harriet. Also featured is Jack and Jill with Alice Barber Stephens illustrations. New octavo format, $2.00 each. boxed set priced at $16.00.
Literary notes announce Macmillan’s weekly publication wave including Recollections by William OBrien volume 4 of History of Modern England and The Life and Writings of Benjamin Franklin edited by Albert Smyth. Also listed are The Girl with the Green Eyes by Clyde Fitch and many other art history and scholarly works. Poultney Bigelow sails from Munich toward Panama to study the fringes of American rule, with plans to visit Venesuela Colombia and West Indian islands before returning to New York. Higelow's study of Lola Montes is highlighted in the Herman Struggle Liberty volume, with claims of authenticity and a push to debunk rumors about the figure.
Small, Maynard & Co. announce Dr. Alleyne Ireland’s multi volume Report on Colonial Administration in the Far East based on years of study in the Philippines, Java, Burma and other colonies. The first volume soon ready. the project spans 12 volumes. Also noted are volumes in Smyth’s edition of Franklin’s writings and Cipr Fitch plays.
Fragmentary report outlines ongoing Reform Series efforts led by the superintendent. Readable portions indicate meetings and coded notes about progress, with several names and dates obscured in the OCR. Further detail remains unreadable in the source.
Reading the Wesley church gatherings at the corner of Merritweck and Swengeliet A hm, hosted a noted revival deepening public interest. The December 1 event drew attendees and boosted anticipation for forthcoming sessions.
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