Unitarian Sunday Meeting Explores Liberal Faith
The second Forward Movement gathering at the Unitarian Church featured Rev. John Snyder of Wellesley Hills and Rev. Thomas Van Ness of Boston with Rev. Samuel A. Eliot absent due to illness. Snyder urged enlistment in liberal religion while Van Ness preached loyalty widened by love of humanity as the series continues next Sunday.
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Unitarian Church
John Snyder
Wellesley Hills
Thomas van Ness
Boston
Samuel A. Eliot
George H. Badger
American Unitarian Association
Snyder
Thomas Jefferson
Lyman Abbots
Phillips Brookeses
Philippines
New England
Mr. Bryan
Lawrence
Brooklyn
New York
Yeast-Cake Unitarian
Harvard College
Mr. van Ness
Christ
Mission Work in Japan Prompts Union Auxiliary Talk
Mrs. Gordon from Japan spoke to the Union Auxiliary of the Woman's Board of Missions at John Street Church. She described The House of Neighborly Love in Kyoto, the mission's work amid four churches in the city, and the lives of workers in bronze porcelain and silk factories. The program aimed to inspire attendees despite a snowstorm affecting attendance.
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Gordon
America
Union Auxiliary
Woman's Board of Missions
John Street Church
Japan
American Board
C. W. Huntington
Union
High Street Church
House of Neighborly Love
House of Worship
Kioto
The Up-To-Date Young Woman sermon
Rev. W H Meredith at Central Methodist spoke on The Up-To-Date Young Woman urging the 20th century to embrace strong healthy educated women. He praised physical vigor and grammar school to high school training while condemning birthless and masculine stereotypes and stressing moral purpose and home duties.
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Central Methodist Church
W. H. Meredith
Rev George F Kenngott speaks at 30th anniversary of Knights of Pythias
Rev George F Kenngott preached at First Trinitarian church in Lowell on the 30th anniversary of the Knights of Pythias. He praised brotherhood and sacrifice with references to Damon and Pythias and David and Jonathan. Church reports showed 29 new members, 690 Sunday school, and finances around $26,500 receipts and $26,375 expenditures.
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George F. Kenngott
Lowell Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythias
Earth
David and
Jonathan
David
Jesus
First Primitive Methodist Church Holds Annual Meeting
The First Primitive Methodist church reported receipts of 2520 32 and expenditures of 2514 31 for the year leaving a 6 01 balance. Sunday school receipts totaled 440 with 410 in expenses leaving 30 on hand. Sixty new members joined, net gain 14 after 16 admitted and 16 withdrawn. A banquet followed in the Ladies Aid hall with addresses by Rev Staples and Rev Salmond and musical numbers led by Joseph Fielding.
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Clifford B. Carey
Dea. O. A. Brigham
Christian Endeavor Societies
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Maternal Association
First Primitive Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mr. Matthews
J L. W. Staples
Duncan B. Salmond
Ellen Dunkley
Kydd
Joseph Fielding
Ambrose Hindle
Paul’s Concert at St Pauls Church Draws Good Crowd
The second Sun evening concerto at St Pauls church was given last night before a good sized congregation. A chorus and the American orchestra provided ringing music. Rev Mr Staples, the pastor, preached a short sermon.
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St. Paul's
Mr. Staples
Margin of Aginty a Narrow One in Today Market
The stock market opens with limited activity and mixed moves across sectors. Sugar trades around 115 to 117 percent, Cochiti and Tamarack show small gains, Amalgamated dips, while rails hold Saturday levels. Bay State Gas surges on unseen forces amid local political whispers and potential Standard Oil interest. overall London influence remains a factor as assessments of copper, Fitchburg absorption, and Erie operations unfold.
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Federal
Cochiti
Amalgamated
Tamarack
Bay State Gas
Boston
Beacon Hill
Addicks
Bay State
Judge Lowell
Standard Oil
Bay State Gas Company
Treasury
Fitchburg
Boston and New York Markets Reported by Brigh Sears Co
New York market report from Brigh Sears Co covers price movements in Boston and New York stock areas. Notable shifts include bank shares and industrials with observer commentary on demand trends and market tone for the day.
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Brigh J. Sears & Co
New York Market
Editor as license commissioner would have curbed crime
A critique argues ex mayor Bennett erred by not appointing the Mail editor as a police license commissioner. It claims the editor’s absence has led the paper to criticize police practices, impede liquor law enforcement, and fail to bring killers to justice. It calls for changes at the police station and warns that public knowledge may be published if necessary. Disturbingly, it concludes by urging fair play and notes farm accidents treated with Dr Thomas’s Electric Oil.
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Bennett
the Mail
Police Department
Boyd
Mail
The
Lowell
Board of Police
Sunday Telegram
Highland Congregational Meeting with Nourne and Merriam
In a Sunday gathering at the Highland Congregational Church, The Rev. Alexander G. Nourne of Beeter exchanged views with Rev. Charles L. Merriam during the morning service, signaling a notable exchange of ideas within the congregation.
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Alexander G. Nourne
Beeter
The
Charles L. Merriam
Butterick Spring Styles and Coffee Bargains Highlight Store Ads
Butterick spring patterns advance styles shown in February Butterick publications. Beans fragile Mocha and Java broken screenings sold at 1000 pounds total from six barrels, flavorful and on sale today. Also new plaid back storm skirts, three dozen ready made in greys and browns, lengths 37 to 39, offered as value buys.
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Butterick’s
Butterick
Licperib
Great Mark Down Sale Cleans Stock At Loss
Carpets and furniture departments announce a three day markup sale to clear inventory. The ads promise deep discounts on many lines of goods, highlighting low prices paired with quality as the main draw for buyers.
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