Sunday Services in Lowell Churches by Rev Bigelow
Rev E Victor Bigelow delivered a historical address at the Eliot church titled A Review of Seventy five Years detailing the First churchs split from Merrimack street the 1831 move to Appleton Street and the growth from 181 members to a strong early 1830s church. He traced construction costs the 1831 vestry start and pastor Twining as well as later revival and name changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Victor Bigelow
Eliot Church
Merrimack Street
Appleton Street
Pelham
Tewksbury
Billerica
Dracut
Chelmsford
Andover
First
Second Congregational Church
Jesse Fox
Jonathan Morse
Capt
Edward Sherman
wWm. Livingston
Appleton and
Hamilton
Chapel Hill
Appleton
Jackson
Middlesex
Central Street
Thorndike
New England
House of God
Lowell
Amos Blanchard
Boston
Pear
Wm. Twining
Great Falls
N. H
Lucy Larcom
Secarcely
Twining
New Comers
First Pas
Indiana
Uaziah C. Burnap
Johan Street
Selwyn Pancroft
Sabbath School
John Street
Elliot
Asaiah
Murnap
Teo Descons
Dean Fox
Hed Sea
In Memoriam An Appreciation of the Late HER Work in China
An in memoriam tribute highlighting the late figure's career and impact in China. The piece reflects on her contributions, legacy, and lasting influence within the field, noting milestones and the broader historical context of her work abroad.
Resignation at Paige Street Church and Melvin’s China Work
Rev D B Martin resigns as pastor of Paige Street Free Baptist Church after three years of service. The report highlights Miss Melvin a Lowell native whose obituary preceded this piece and outlines her extensive missionary and editorial work in China and among Chinese communities, including roles with SLD WK and Chinese Illustrated News, and writings on education, literature, and Christian themes.
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The
Courier and Citizen
Miss Mevin
Nvew
York
Wien & Gidersianu
Cie Wortu
Conuiduuol
yvaSea
Cuina
Lowell
Lam
S. LD. WK
Society—Diffusion
Diarvard
Oxford
Paris
Beirut
Ochers
Chinese Tract Society
Chinese Illustrated News
Japan
Illustrated News
D. B. Martin
Paige Street Free Baptist Church
Martins
Cnouren
Lenuer Iby
Marin
Paige Street
Cnurch
Mrn
Tere
Sam Iuso
Artisis
N Mnlion
Verusu
Shanghai
China
Memorial services for Mrs. Mary J. Shattuck at Fifth Street Baptist
Memorial services were held yesterday at Fifth Street Baptist for Mrs. Mary Jane Shattuck who died on December 10. Original member of the church, she was active in the primary department Missionary Society and Women’s Christian Temperance Union. Rev. H Gratton Dockrell delivered the memorial, praising her harmonious Christian life and persistent charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Mary Jane Shattuck
Shattuck
Fifth Street Church
First Baptist Church
H. (. Wilder
Wilder
J. M. Fletcher
R. B.thomas
Helen Brown
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. M. Loud
Earth
Go Make Disciples At First Baptist Church
Reverend Dr. Wallace urged Christians to fulfill Matthew 28:18 by making disciples everywhere in two sermons at First Baptist. He outlined four Christian traits and stressed sharing faith with family, friends, neighbors, and all peoples. The evening sermon on The Man With the Cross described the cross as a powerful symbol of love and salvation attracting humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Dr. Wallace
Wallace
Dr Shenk's Flood Sermon Links Bible Truth to Modern Times
The fourth sermon in a series on The Christian Revelation at Central Methodist E church argues that biblical warnings remain vital for today. It ties the Genesis flood to enduring divine truth, science as revelation’s handmaiden, and humanity’s struggle with sin, climate, and life in the antediluvian era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shenk
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
Jupiter
Earth
Equator
England
Alaska
Asia
Atlantic
Nippur
Moral Note in Roosevelt Message Highlights Honesty and Religion
Rev Dr C E Harrington at High Street church praises President Roosevelt for a moral tone from start to finish in his congressional message. He cites Pilgrims 1620 and argues for more religion in politics, equal justice, and a call to uphold righteous principle in American life.
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C. E. Harrington
High Street
Roosevelt
Congress
Harrington
Plymouth
Kirk Street Church Sermon and Sacred Cantata
Last night at Kirk Street Church the service on The Gospel of the Prodigal Son drew a small congrega tion and featured Sullivan sacred cantata numbers performed by the church quartet. Rev Dr Martin led the parable analysis as Edward Wirt and Miss Selen Wetmore with Ethel Torre Arith and George Burne formed the quartet with Arthur Spalding also contributing effectively. The program included hymns reinforcing the sermon theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Street
Martin
Arthur Sullivan
Edward KR. Wirt
Miss Selen Wetmore
Ethel Torre Arith
George C. Burne
Arthur Spalding
Chestnut Weed Lot Near Town on Main Road
Property listing describes 25 acres with chestnut posts and ties and one growth of chestnut and oak. Located on the main road about half a mile from the town center, near Prive, priced at 81600. Estimated 23 cards per acre in chestnut growth.
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Eliot
Memoriam
Marietta Melvin
Fifth Street Baptist
Raynes
Lowell’s
Optician
Rotamelist
EL Bene
Noah
Pedee River
South Carolina
High Street Church
Kirk Street Church
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