The High Priest of Heaven and Eternal Redemption
The Holy Spirit highlights Christ as the true tabernacle and sacrifice superior to all rites. By His blood He entered once for all into the holy place, obtaining eternal redemption and cleansing from sin. Believers are urged to live in light of this sacrifice, awaiting the final revelation of salvation.
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Mies Eae
Gage Ts Mao
How to Get Rid of Sin in Christian Endeavor
Rev S H Doyle outlines the topic for the week beginning June 2 on getting rid of sin. He emphasizes confession to God as the path to forgiveness and cleansing, stressing personal, sorrowful repentance and faith in Christ’s cleansing blood. The piece also notes prayer meeting guidance and Bible readings including Gen 3 1 7 and Rom 10 9 10.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Jonathan Edwards
John
David
Christ
Christian Fellowship and the value of tact in conduct
The piece stresses Christian fellowship as a source of unity, praise, and shared aims. It highlights coming together through shared experiences, song, and devotion while noting methods may differ. Practical counsel emphasizes tact and gentle manners as essential to kindness and interpersonal harmony.
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Christian Intelligencer
Baptist
Waiting and faith amid suspense in christian counsel
The excerpt reflects on the fortitude needed when facing uncertainty and suspense. It urges trust in divine love and adherence to one’s current faith, quoting Christian Intentions and Phillips Brooks to stress humility, growth, and moral resolve in crises.
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Christian Intelligencer
Sunday Church Services in Local Congregations
A detailed list of morning and evening services across multiple churches. Denominations include Methodist, Congregational, Baptist, Adventist, M E, Universalist, and Spiritualist. Notable items feature sermon topics such as Divine Guidance, The Enlargement of the Kingdom, and The Two Monuments, with several churches observing Holy Communion and special anniversaries.
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Primitive Methodist
Berean P
Fifth Street Baptist
Charles M. Morris
Baptist Enterprise
Old Highland Hall
Eider F. C. Gilbert
St. Paul’s
M. E
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Franklyn J. Bell
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Hillside
Dracut
Edward Francis
Hill
N. H
Pawtucket
Branch Street
Universalist
Worthen Street
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Monument
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Christ
Jesus Christ
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Lowell
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Free Baptist
Highland M. E
All Saints
Chelmsford
Grand Street Adventist
Daniel
Jesus
Morning Service at First Universalist Church Hurd Street
Morning service begins 10 30 led by Rev John Vannegar from Concord New Hampshire. Musical program under Mr R Fleet includes organ preludes antiphons and anthems by Deplantay Greene and Foote plus duets and congregational numbers. Sunday school at 12 10 and young people's meeting at 6. full attendance desired.
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Concord
N H
R. Fleet
Greene
Warren
Long and Spellman
Foote
Westminster
Tyler Stree
D. A. MecPhie
Ermons
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Jas. M. Craig
Hurd Street
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Uyat
Grace
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de Union Mission Church
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Central Mission
First Street
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Central Street
West Sixth Ae
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Ayer City
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Tanner Street
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Poing Ae Palmer Street
Oda Fellows
Middlesex Street
Advent Christian
Grand Street
Young Bogle
Old Odd Fellows’ Hall
Merrimack Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Meadowcroft Street
J. V. Soderman
The Doctrine of Perfection and Evening Praise at St Pauls
St Pauls M E Church led by Pastor J H MacDonald offers morning service on The Doctrine of Perfection with the Moore Quartette singing In Heavenly Love Abiding. Evening service features a praise portion and a sermon on The True Liberty. Chorus O That My Sin Were Gone and Gracious Spirit Love Divine by Emerson are planned.
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Emerson
Kirk St Church Sermon and Evening Service Program
The Kirk Street Church announces an evening service at 6 30 with a pastor led sermon PurER Yet and PurER and a response by Dykes A musical program includes Blessed is the Nation To Thee O Country God of Our Fathers and Warren Family song service from 6 30 to 6 45 All are cordially invited.
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Brewer
Eichburg
Barnby
God of Our Fathers
Warren
First Baptist Church to resume services in main auditorium
The church announces services will resume in the main auditorium with morning worship followed by communion and reception of members. Located at the corner of Church and George Streets under the leadership of D. D. Smith Thomas Ford, pastor.
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Morning Service and Concert at Fitchburg Church with Music
Rev Charles T Billings leads morning service at 10 45 with Rev Arthur W Littlefield preaching. Musical programme includes Prelude in F Chopin O Come Let us Sing The Lord's My Shepherd Quartette with solos by Mr Putnam How Long Will Thou Forget Me Whitley etc Father Above Parks and Postlude in D minor Heller. Singers include Mr E H Barker Mr W T Reid Mr W H Putnam and Mr C D Paige. G H Hamer is organist and director.
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Fitchburg
Blodgett
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Vesper Service and Concert at Local Church
Rev George H Johnson and Rev Herbert G Mauk of Lawrence to exchange pulpit at 10 30 a m. A special vesper service at 5 60 p m invites lovers of music. Program includes Bach Fugue No 1 The Glory of the Lord from Messiah arias and Mozart Twelfth Mass with soloists and choir directed by R Firth.
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Herbert G. Mauk
Lawrence
Gounod
Vesper Service Led by Rev E Victor Bigelow at 7 P M
The service features organ prelude and multiple anthems including Make a Joyful Noise Unto the Lord and God Shall Wipe Away All Tears performed by the Smart Quartette and Bassford Quartette with an organ postlude follows led by Pastor Rev E Victor Bigelow.
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Field Quartette
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Bassford
Special Monthly Musical Service at Pawtucket Church
The Pawtucket Congregational Church presents a Sunday evening service on June 2 at 7 pm featuring organ preludes and postludes, an anthem Weary of Earth, a duet Angels Serenade, a duet by Mrs Parks and Miss Bartlett, violin obbligato, and Beethoven chorus with C. H. Hartley directing. The program includes Weary of Earth, Abide With Me, In Paradise, and Hallelujah from Mount of Olives.
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Mount of Olives
Ministerial Trio to Lead Sunday Services on Luther
Prof William H Ryder of Andover will preside at morning worship. In the evening Rev C W Huntington delivers the second lecture in the Reformation series on Luther. All unaffiliated worshippers are cordially invited.
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Andover
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Missionary meeting at the Y M C A Sunday 4 15
The usual gospel service at the Y M C A will be held Sunday at 4 15 and will take the form of a missionary meeting with special singing. Girls and women are cordially invited. Saturday afternoon the Sunshine club meets at 3 and the Girls Bible club at 5.
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Pain Balm Restores Woman After Eight Weeks Of Suffering
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio, a German citizen, praises Chamberlains Pain Balm after his wife suffered eight weeks of severe back pain. He reports rapid relief within days and full recovery before finishing the bottle. The anti inflammatory liniment is sold by all druggists.
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New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Volkszeitung
Chamberlain
Franchises Signed By Local Officials In Two Towns
Voters in South Lowell debated and urged selectmen to sign a Lynn and Boston Street Railway franchise. The following night Tewksbury selectmen met in the town hall and signed the franchise, finalizing the agreement.
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Lynn and
Unpardonable Ignorance Dialogue In Harlem Life
A student asks where the Merrimack rises and into what sea it ends. The father admits he does not know, provoking the boy to fear punishment from the teacher tomorrow for his father’s ignorance. The line reflects humorous urban life and a child’s dread of school authority.
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Harlem
Neighborhood Church Schedules Amid Broad Roster of Ministers
A long list of Sunday services across Chelmsford Street Central Street and nearby areas shows numerous congregations led by pastors including Rev. T. Ford Rev. A B Kenyon Rev. W A Morang Rev. Brown EB Smith Rev. Chas R McNally Rev. A Reed Dilts Rev. A E Wilson Rev. A Currier Rev. Betty W Millington Rev. J F Allen Rev G M Smiley Rev James H Mac Donald Rev G H Clark Rev N W Matthews Rev Louis Blanchet Rev C E Poole Rev C W Huntington Rev J P Richardson Rev D A MecPhie and others. Services run from 10:30 a.m. to evening descents with Sunday schools, youth meetings, and prayer sessions across multiple churches including Baptist, Freewill, M E, Unionist and Unitarian houses of worship. The schedule also lists French services, Latin rites, and various communion timings.
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Youngeople
S Georsty
Chelmsford Street
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T Rmous
Union Free Baptist Church
Barristers Hall
Central Street
W. A. Morang
Immanuel Baptist
Blossom Street
Ey. Brown Eb, Smith
Worthen Street Baptist
Chas, R. McNally
Branch Street Tabernacle
A Reed Dilts
Paige Street Freewill
A. E. Wilson
Mount Vernon Freewill
A. Currier
Fifth Street Baptist
Worthen Street
J. F. Allen
Highland M. E
G. M. Smiley
St. Paul's M. E
James H. MacDonald
Central M. E
John Street
G. H. Clark
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