Threefold Nature of God Explored At Chelmsford Church
Rev. Wilson Waters preaches at All Saints Chelmsford on Genesis and the Trinity. He links body soul and spirit to divine self consciousness and likens creation and redemption to a circular law of life. The sermon extols the gospel power, church mission, and Baptist union achievements in chapel car outreach and worldwide evangelization.
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Wilson Waters
All Saints’ Church
Chelmsford
Christ
God
Emerson
de Quincy
Coleridge
Five Years in Lowell at First Baptist Parish
Reverend Smith T. Ford marked the fifth anniversary of his pastorate at the First Baptist church in Lowell. In his sermon he reflected on changes over the years, noting that every four years during presidential elections both major parties adjust their platforms as time passes.
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Smith T. Ford
First Baptist Church
Quiet Church Faithful in Strong Bible Foundation
A church describes itself as conservative yet active, claiming steady progress and success by upholding Bible truths. The speaker notes a mothering image with five children, four flourishing and one dead, and emphasizes steadfast dedication to the Master without being old fashioned.
Immaculate Conception closes Forty Hours Devotion
The Forty Hours Exposition at the Immaculate Conception Church ended with a solemn Reposition Mass officiated by Rev. Lawrence Gsehwind C M L. Deacon Rev Fr Campeau C M L and sub-deacon Brother Stanton assisted as a procession of Holy Angels society children led to Benediction.
The Religion of a College Student
Professor Francis G. Peabody argues in the June Forum that college youth are naturally inclined toward piety when religion is offered as a supreme privilege rather than an obligation. He contends young men are not inherently lost to sin and can pursue excellence, wrestling with higher ideals as idealists who shall see visions.
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Harvard University
America
Christian Church
Jacob
Francis G. Peabody
Baptist Achievement Report Read at Branch Street Tabernacle
At Branch Street Tabernacle Rev Asa Reed Dilts cited May anniversary figures from Springfield showing Baptists in the North with about 4.22 million adherents, 43,000 churches and 29,600 ministers. He noted $88 million in church investments and $14 million given for current expenses and benevolence last year, plus 203 educational institutions and 40,000 students. The talk highlighted growth in education, national societies, and mission work, including Home Missionary Society gains and ministerial expansion.
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Branch Street Tabernacle
Asa Reed Dilts
Springfield
North
Dilts
National Educational Society
Washington, D. C
John D. Rockefeller
Home Missionary Society
South
Baptist Publication Society
Washington
Baptist Enterprise Work At Springfield Convention Highlighted
Rev. H W O Millington spoke at Fifth Street Baptist Church on Sunday night detailing the Springfield convention. He cited 4 5 million Baptists in the U S and church property valued at 48 million with over 200 colleges and seminaries. He praised women's work, chapel car outreach, home missions among diverse nationalities, and noted gains in the Missionary Union with receipts of 637 706 13 and expenses 614 09. He compared Spellman Institute to Tuskegee and discussed foreign field progress.
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H. W. O. Millington
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Springfield
Publication Society
Home Missionary Society
Millington
Spellman Institute
South
Tuskegee
Missionary Union
Preface to Our Diamond Jubilee at First Congregational
Dr Warfield spoke at First Congregational church on a morning sermon titled A Preface to Our Diamond Jubilee. He traced the churchs growth since its organization, praising the era, leaders Blanchard and Webber, and Evangelists who guided its work. He cited trials overcome by Gods strength and the churches influence in saving hundreds through grace.
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Blanchard
Webber
Hand Amputation After Saw Incident at Brooks Box Shop
Joseph Levesseur suffered a severe hand injury at the Brooks box shop on Saturday morning when his hand was caught in a circular saw. He was taken to Emergency hospital where doctors amputated the index finger at the first joint. He lives on Western Avenue.
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Joseph Levesseur
Brooks
Levesseur
Western Avenue
Purple Fringed Orchid Poem By Joseph Russell Taylor
A fragmentary poem in a vintage style by Joseph Russell Taylor from Scribner's notes a meditation on love death and beauty through the image of a purple orchid. It wanders through lyric reverie and ends with an ad for Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup warning about colds and consumption.
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Joseph Russell Taylor
Scribner's
Dr. Wood
Real Estate Sales for Week Ending June 1 1901 Lowell array
Real estate transfers listed by locale and buyer include Flora EF Lowell and Elzear Patenaud on Lilley avenue. Annie W Fesler to Florence R Purd y on Grove street. multiple transfers in Lowell and nearby towns with prices including 5,000 for Ann T Harkins estate on Whipple street and 1 for numerous lots on Grove, B street, Burns Street, and other streets. Notable entries include J J Kerwin admin to A C Wheelock on Whipple, and George W Flint to Samuel N Harris on School street.
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Flora EF. Fox
Elzear Patenaud
Lilley Avenue
Annie W. Fesler
Bertha J. Davis
Elliott Street
James J. Kerwin
Admin
A. C. Wheelock
Ann T. Harkins
Whipple Street
Lowell Co'op
Milk Association
Hildreth Street
Lowell Co’op
Hampshire Street
Vital Robert
Octave Bellerose
Robert Place
Athanasius B. Staropolius
Jas. J. Coffey
Ludlam Street
Mary T. Mulvey
Ann Teresa Sullivan
John J. Sullivan
Bowers Street
George W. Flint
Samuel N. Harris
School Street
Margaret R. Dow
Margaret C. Bagshaw
B Street
Grove Street
Arthur Hambliett
George P. Palmer
18Th Street
Edwin Cornock
Delia E. O’brien
Blossom Street
Gershom C. Bassett
John Curran
Ira Street
Strawberry Supper and Entertainment by Jane B Newton Circle
Jane B Newton circle No 12 Ladies of the G A R held a strawberry supper and program at Post 185 G A R hall on a Saturday evening after a regular circle meeting. A large attendance enjoyed waiters serving strawberries and cream rolls coffee cake and ice cream before an audience that applauded songs whistling piano readings duets and solos by a long list of local performers. committee members led by Mrs F G Bunilett planned the event.
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G. A. R. Hall
Misses Haines
Elizabeth Anderson
Sadie Jones
Eugene Toomey
James Mulligan
Miss Fogg
Davis
Mulligan
Miss Gendrue
Toomey
F. G. Bunilett
Glines
McKissock
Tobin
McLean
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