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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
5
On Grand Street, preaching services at 10.0 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. led by Rev. C. W. Dockam. Morning sermon titled Our Lord's Great Prophecy the fourth in the series. Evening sermon on Christian Unity.
Due to workload pressure the Courier-Citizen cannot take church notices and programs over the telephone. Notices should be sent to the office as early as possible on Fridays.
A compilation of church missions and Sabbath studies with times for Sunday schools at 3 p m and services in various locations including Coburn Hildreth Union St Anne s and West Sixth Street Chapel French Baptist Wigginville and related meetings led by named pastors and leaders all inviting attendance and noting free seating and gatherings on Sundays and weekdays.
A compact notice lists multiple churches with pastors and service times. Rev Asa Reed Dilts at Branch Street and Middlesex Street hosts morning services at 10 30, Sunday school at 2 pm, Young People's meeting at 5 30 pm, and evening service at 6 30 pm with Chinese Sunday school at 7 pm. Other churches shown include Chelmsford Freewill at Chelmsford Street and Plain Street with 10 30 am service, First George Street, First Freewill on Paige Street with 10 80 am service, Sunday school at noon, and 7 pm evening service, plus French Baptist at Ennell and West Sixth with Rev Isaac LaFleur. Additional entries list Fifth Street, Hadley Free Baptist, Immanuel Baptist with Rev Robert F True, Mt Vernon Free Baptist at Mt Vernon and Butterfield, Worthen Street with Rev Arthur P Wedge, North Billerica led by Chester H Howe, North Tewksbury Baptist with Rev C L Pierce, and North Tewksbury services at 10 30 am and 6 30 pm. Active programs include Y P C E meetings, Sunday school times, and evening sermons.
A list of masses and services for Sacred Heart, Holy Trinity, Immaculate Conception, St Anthony's, St Jean Baptiste, St Joseph, St Michael's, St Patrick's, St Louis, and St Peter's. Details include first, second, and high masses, children's services, vespers, sermon times, and Sunday school notes.
Eliot street corner Fav or street pastors Rev E Victor Bigelow and Rev J M Greene conduct morning worship at 10 30 with Sunday school noon Y P S C E at 6 00 and evening service at 7 00 A sermon titled The Taunt of Defeat Where is your God is announced by the pastor The Florence Crittenden Rescue Mission address by Mr Orrin B Booth for young women follows at 7 00 First Merrimack street opposite the public library hosts morning worship at 10 30 Sunday school at noon Y P and C E at 6 30 with evening service at 6 30 led by Rev R A Beard D D of Cambridge The Drawing Power of the...
A dense schedule lists morning and evening worships at many churches in Lowell and surrounding towns. It notes pastors such as Rev. George F. Kenngett and Rev. T. G. A. Cote, plus services for Sunday schools and youth groups, with varied hours and locations across Chelmsford Dracut Tyngsboro and nearby.
The First Church of Christ Scientist holds a morning service at 10 45 at Middlesex Hall on Palmer Street with the subject God the Preserver of Man.
At St Annes corner Kirk and Merrimack streets Rev A St John Chambre rector holds services including sermon at 1030 am and evening prayer at 7 pm with Sunday school at noon Rev Chas Hutchinson of Philadelphia preaches at the morning service House of Prayer offers low mass at 8 am and high mass at 1045 St Johns Gorham Street north of the courthouse led by Rev Leander C Manchester with morning service at 1030 am and evening service at 630 pm Communion first and third Sundays All Saints Chelmsford conducts services and sermon at 1045 am with Sunday school at 12 and evening service at 7 Holy Communion at 10 am first Sunday of month at 1045.
Rev. P. E. Asley serves the congregation with Sunday school at nine, morning worship at ten thirty, and evening service at seven, on Meadowcroft Street near Moore Street.
A list of services for Central Methodist Centralville M E First Pentecostal First Primitive First Swedish Highland St Paul s Wesley Worthen Street and Worthen Street Methodist. Includes pastors, service times 10 30 am 12 m 4 pm 5 30 pm 6 30 pm 2 30 pm, Sunday school, Epworth league, and notes on sermons and choir.
Rev. George C. Wright will lead morning service at 10 45 a m at the Free Church Middlesex Street near South. The morning sermon is titled The Freedom Which Is Born of God.
FIRST Appleton street at Davis street lists Rev James M Craig as pastor with morning service at 10 30 am Sunday school at noon and evening service at 7. The evening program features The Sinless One and Grace. Westminster United Presbyterian Tyler street lists Rev A P Gibson with services at 10 30 am and 7 pm. The Growth of the Redeemed Church is the morning topic and Gathering Lilies is the evening special by request for young women with choir music. Everyone is welcome.
In the morning at 10 45 Reverend Charles T Billings pastor conducts services at First Merrimack Street opposite John Street. Sunday school follows the morning service with the theme Giving Thy Word.
On First Hurd street Rev. Caleb E. Fisher conducts morning worship at 10 30 with evening service at 6 o clock and the Gospel of Good Cheer announced. At Grace Princeton street corner South Canton street Rev. Ransom A. Greene presides with service at 10 30 and Sunday school at noon with George H Howes of Tufts Sollee to preach in the morning.
Christadelphian Ecclesia Odd Fellows Temple Middlesex Street Morning What About the Devil The Soul That Men Cannot ill Seventh Day Adventists services in old Highland hall Branch Street Sabbath afternoon Sabbath school at 2 pm Regular Bible study at 3 pm All are cordialy invited A M E Zion Church Middlesex Street Rev J H Young Sabbath school at 3 o clock Young peoples meeting at 6 Preaching at 730 Salvation Army No 33 Shattuck Street public meeting Saturday evening 8 o clock Sunday praise meeting 3 pm Salvation meeting 8 pm All are welcome
Reverend Charles T. Billings leads morning service with music by Strelezki and Sullivan festival selections. Soloists include Miss Ethel Ranger, Mrs. F L Roberts, Mr. F A Mixon, Mr. C D Paige with Mr. Wilfred Kershaw at the organ. all are welcome.
Rev. C. E. Fisher, pastor, leads morning service at 10 30 with sermon The Gospel of Good Cheer. Choir music and elaborate program planned. Sunday school and Bible class at 12 noon. Dr C B Sanders superintendent. Hope for large turnout to prepare for children’s Sunday next week.
Rev Ransom A Greene, pastor, presides at 10 30 AM services with George H Howes from Tufts College preaching. Choir performs I m Kneeling at the Hold Abide Woman of Samaria and Be Merciful Unto Me. Tenor solo A Song Devine. Sunday school at 12 08 PM U P C U at 6 30 PM. Thres Radford O God Wilkinson. Temple invites all, especially the homeless.
Rev George Edwin Martin leads the Kirk Street Church with a 10 30 morning sermon The Night is Farre and the Lord's Prayer are included In the evening a song service features Praise the Lord O My Soul and Home The Florence Critten den Rescue Mission speaker Orrin Booth will present the program with Organ pieces and an Anthem while First Street Mission hosts Bible school at noon
A dancing party at Prescott hall hosted by the American Glee Club drew over 150 couples, with the Middlesex orchestra providing music. The event featured officers including General Manager Bernard J. O’Hagan and reception committee headed by William J. Lynch with a large list of volunteers.
Immanuel Baptist Church Blossom street hosts special services next Sunday for the local YWCA and foreign missions. Morning service at 10 30 features Miss Frances L Bennett, general secretary, with choir and Miss Bennett on autoharp. Evening service presented by the Women’s Missionary circle with Rev A W Moore, India missionary, speaking.
R H Atkinson of 175 Agawam Street reports his nine year old daughter has been missing for two days. Description: small stature, straw hat with white band, blue jacket with velvet collar, light dress. Local authorities asked to contact if found.
London June 2 report states the Oaks stakes race at Epsom was won by Cherry Lass. Earth was second and Armitie, ridden by Danny Maher, finished third among twelve starters.
William Manning and Erastus A. Bartlett answered the equity suit of John J Gray in the superior court. The sale under the mortgage will be abandoned and the case referred to a master in chancery to report facts. The key issue is whether Manning waived mortgage interest conditions. St Peter's cemetery will remain for burial use.
A Sunday rally for women under YWCA auspices is set for 3:30 PM at the First Baptist Church. Speakers include Miss Jennie L. Mudge of Calcutta, India, Mrs. C. H. Durrell of Cambridge, Miss Elizabeth Torrey, Boston state secretary, and Miss Ellen Todd of Allahabad, India, with special music and a cordial welcome to all. Junior Sunshine Club meets Saturday at 3 PM, girls Bible class at 4, and the regular social at 7:30 this evening.
Boston boy soprano master Joseph Maguire will perform this afternoon and evening at O Donnell Dry Goods music department singing The Secret In My Heart by Charles Shockford. Shockford calls it his best work. Y W C A members meet tonight at 7 30 to assist in shelving library books.
Lowell residents are urged to try Hindipo Nerve Tonic and Kidney Cure with a 50 cent deposit and a refund of 6 cents if it does not work. The ad lists multiple local sellers including Frye & Crawford and Ellingwood Co. with addresses on Merrimack Middlesex Westford and Davis Square.
Immigrants from Canada continue to arrive weekly in Little Canada with four fresh families last week and more moving in from New Hampshire. A growing district sees new barber shops and an optical store planned near Aiken street. A social club, Club Social de Centralville, forms at Foisy hall with nearly 50 members and officers to be elected next Tuesday. Various residents attend events and travel between Canada and Maine and Quebec for business and family reasons.
Father David Fleming notes a proposal for the next congress to be in London while the pope marks his 70th birthday. The pontiff receives greetings globally but says his fondest moment was a lunch with his sisters who gave him flowers.
Newport Rhode Island June 2 The steamer Providence of the Providence line grounded on the flats while leaving her berth but was pulled off undamaged by the nearby steamer Conani cnt. She was sailing light for Providence for an official inspection before entering the city New York service.
Madison Wisconsin June 2 The assembly passed a bill taxing telegraph and telephone companies on an ad valorem basis Following a governor message suggestion the assembly concurred in a bill making railroads produce their books in court for tax cases to be used in court proceedings
A telephone message from Earlham New Mexico reports La Mesa across the Rio Grande from El Paso is under seven feet of water. There is no loss of life as the rise was gradual and residents escaped.
Saturday afternoon and evening at the music department of O'Donnell Dry Goods Co the new ballad The Secret In My Heart composed by Chas Shock ford will be sung. Master Maguire is a favored performer with Lowell audiences and Shock ford calls this the best song he has written.
Highland Council R A baseball club hosts a lawn party this evening at the Westlands. The Lowell Cadet band will play music while over 800 Japanese lanterns illuminate the grounds for dancing on the green. A large stage has been erected for a local talent concert. Chelmsford Centre cars pass the grounds.
The contralto soloist for the Verdi Requiem will be Miss Nana Gallagher of our city. Friends and music lovers of Lowel praise her performance, and her work on this occasion should speak for itself. If you have never heard her, she can sing.
Early summer warmth aids catarrh treatment with Hyomei, offering quicker relief and complete eradication. The complete outfit costs one dollar and includes a pocket inhaler and dropper. extra Hyomei is 50c. In Lowell many notable residents report cures. money back guarantee by Ellingwood Co and Falls & Burkshaw.
Boston June 2 Among the passengers to arrive today on the steamship Ivannia from Liverpool was Prof James Denney D D the Scotch theologian and professor at the United Free church college Glasgow Scotland He will preach Sunday at Roslindale Congregational church and depart Monday for Hartford Conn to deliver special lectures before theological students.
Rome June 2 Cardinal Respighi inaugurates the Eucharistic congress with about 6000 attendees. He notes the St. John Lateran Basilica preserves the Last Supper table that originated the sacrament and urges worldwide fundraising to cover the costs.
An old advert from Marion markets photo artistic work with a satisfaction guarantee. It notes specialization in apparatus and first class workmen, and locates at Barristers Hall.
P B Kirschrer at 226 Merrimack Street advertises two years in the plaiting business offering accordion and side plaiting pinking ruching sunburst kilted and box plaited skirts and princess skirts with button holes and related work.
Hair goods and beauty services offered by Miss M. J. Callaghan at 226 Merrimack Street Old City Hall building. Services include shampooing manicuring facial massage scalp treatment chiropody. One fight room 9. Tel 964-2.
Dr Flint's Sanatorium near Bridge Street one and a half miles from Merrimack Square Lowell advertises maternity patients and all classes of invalids except violently insane and contagious cases. Telephone 993-2. D A Flint M D Superintendent.
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