Immaculate Conception Hosts First Communion Class
At Immaculate Conception Church a class of 70 boys and 91 girls received their first holy communion at the 7.30 mass. The altars were decorated in white with 1800 white carnations and many white roses. Rev. Eugene A. Dorgan preached the reverent message and Rev. Dennis A. Sullivan supervised the class. Master William Wilmot, a Micmac Indian, was among the communicants. A vesper service followed with hymns, prayers, and the consecration to Jesus and Mary. Two weeks hence they will receive a second communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Eugene A. Dorgan
Dennis A. Sullivan
William Wilmot
Tewksbury
Wilmington
Sullivan
James Mullaney
Marie Cowdrey
Mission Opens at St. Michael's Church
Dominican Fathers open a two week mission at St. Michael's with a women's session this week and men’s next week. Reverends Cahill Dominic and Conlin lead services starting 10:30 AM high mass and 7:30 PM evening sessions. Weekdays feature a 5 AM mass with Rosary and short instructions and an 8 AM second service with Rosary and sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's Church
Dominican Fathers
Cahill
John Dominic
Conlin
Elfin dipo Kidney Cure Tonic Sold With Refund Promise
Multiple local druggists publicize Elfin dipo as a kidney cure and nerve tonic offering a money back guarantee if customers are not benefited. Listings include Frye and Crawford Falls, Burkinshaw Middlesex, Carter Branch and Westford, Ellingwood Co Davis Square Drug Store and Moore opposite post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye & Crawford
Merrimack Street
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex Street
C. E. Carter
Branch
Westford Street
Ellingwood & Co
Davis Square
A. E. Moore
Famous Spaulding family harpist dies in Neponset
Georgie Dean Spaulding Kent widow of Frank H. Kent and member of the famed Spaulding Bell ringers died at her Neponset residence after months of illness. Born March 22, 1843 in Lowell she toured the country with William Spaulding and their two children playing staff bells hand bells and harp and cornet. Her last public engagement was at Keith's four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Dean Spaulding Kent
Frank H. Kent
Spaulding Bell Ringers
Walnut Street
Neponset
Spaulding
Catholic Mission Announces Special Schedule and Confessions
A benediction precedes no sermon Saturday night. A children’s mission is planned for next week. Confessions begin Tuesday at 3.30 pm and continue all week. Hours are 6 to 7 am, 9 am to 12 pm, 3.30 to 6 pm, and 7.30 to 10 pm. Every facility will help non-Catholics learn Catholic teachings.
Sacred Heart confirms children at three hundred mass
Over three hundred children received their first communion at the o clock mass at Sacred Heart church yesterday morning. Rev Fr Flynn and Rev Fr Reynolds assisted in giving communion, with Fr Reynolds in charge of the preparation. Wednesday at 10 o clock, Bishop Brady of Boston will administer confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Fr. Flynn
Fr. Reynolds
Brady
Boston
King Alfonso's Last Day in Paris
King Alfonso wraps a Paris visit with church service and Louvre tour. At Au teuil 125,000 watched the grand steeplechase won by Canard with Jockey Woodland. Delcasse hosts a Palace D'Orsay dinner before the king departs for London with massive crowds cheering. He leaves 5000 dollars for Paris's poor.
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Paris
Alfonso
Louvre
Auteuil
M. Ruddock
Woodland
Delcasse
Palace D’orsay
New York Tenement Commissioner Crain Resigns
New York June 5 Tenement House Commissioner T C T Crain resigned citing ill health. After a recent Allen Street fire that left many burned to death the department faced sharp criticism for obstructed fire escapes. Crain had sought 200000 more for inspectors to keep escapes clear but the request was refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tennement House
T. C. T. Crain
Allen Street
Crain
Plaistow Town Honors A G Pollard With Mammoth Flagpole
In Plaistow the Old Home celebration marked by the dedication of a 135 foot flagpole donated by A G Pollard of Lowell. 1500 attendees heard addresses by Lowell figures and enjoyed a band concert and songs including The Star Spangled Banner and America. Pollard’s prior benefactions to the town include park improvements a town hall clock and library equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaistow
A. G. Pollard
Lowell
State of Washington
Pollard Square
Pollard
Quimby
Cora Pollard
C. A. Lloyd
Village Improvement Society
Arthur G. Pollard
C. A. Towne
The
Baptist Church
George A. Marden
Solon W. Stevens
John J. Pickman
W. Scott Peters
Haverhill
America
Knights of Columbus Jets to National Meeting in Los Angeles
Los Angeles Cal June 5 The city fills with delegates and visitors for the first national meeting of the Knights of Columbus. Sixteen hundred visiting knights and friends already arrived. The first business meeting will be held Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Order of Knights of Columbus
Order
Bank rigged yacht Apache wins Kaiser cup race
London report notes the Apache, owned by Edmund Randolph of the New York Yacht Club, finished the Kaiser cup transatlantic race at 10 20 this morning as the last contestant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edmund Randolph
New York Yacht Club
Asbury Park Booklet Promotes Railroad Summer Resort
The Pennsylvania Railroad issues a descriptive booklet about Asbury Park as a summer seaside resort. It highlights attractions and reduced rates for the National Educational Association meeting to be held July 3 to 7. Interested readers can obtain a copy by sending two cents in stamps to Geo. W. Boyd, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Asbury Park
National Educational Association
Geo. W. Boyd
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Foreign Visitors Registered in Metropolis
New York hotel keepers report an unprecedented influx of foreign visitors with lobbies filled by multiple languages and registries listing four or five nationalities, many of them Frenchmen, during the June 5 reporting period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kirk Street Church Address On Japanese Outreach
At Kirk Street church yesterday morning the field secretary of the Congregational Educational Society recalled a Japanese boy who attended Amherst College and helped organize a new Amherst College in Japan. He noted Admiral Tog and two generals as members of the Congregational church in Japan. In the evening the Home themed song service and Dr. Martin’s sympathetic talk drew strong praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Street
Congregational Educational Society
Amherst College
Japan
Tog
Congregational Church
Martin
Missionary Sunday at Immanuel Baptist Church Draws Large Attendance
Immanuel Baptist Church saw a large crowd for Missionary Sunday. Miss Frances Bennett of the YWCA spoke on missionary work in the morning and sang twice. In the evening Rev. A W Moore shared experiences from his India mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
First Baptist Church
Jennie L. Mudge
America
India
Miss Mudge
Frances Bennett
Francis Carll
Lowell
Immanuel Baptist Church
Young Women’s Christian Association
A. W. Moore
A Nice Line of Summer Horse Blankets and Lap Robes
A. G. Pollard & Co offers light weight horse blankets for spring and summer in burlaps ducks plaid linen and summer wool plus light weight coolers. Lap robes and dusters priced 79c to 1.50, green broadcloth robes 1.25 to 3.50. Basement department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Pollard & CO
Nickel Plate Road Offers Low Round Trip Fares to Pacific Coast
Nickel Plate Road announces very low round trip rates to Portland and other Pacific Coast points. Tickets to Portland and return on sale daily for the Lewis and Clarke Exposition, with select days in June July and August to San Francisco and Los Angeles. For details on routes rates sleepers write L. P. Burgess N E P A Old South Bridge Boston Mass.
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Nickel Plate Road
Portland
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
L. P. Burgess
Old South Bridge
Boston
Mass
Builders' Chance on Gibson Street Lot for Quick Sale
Best house lot on Gibson street offering 6600 feet of land ready to build. Real value, can be cut in two for fast sale. Inquire at 64 Central street with Thomas H. Elliot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Street
Thomas H. Elliot
Central Street
Character Read By Handwriting in Courier-Citizen
Handwriting character readings by the Sterling Palmist of the Oriental Temple in Lowell offer free two week questions answered via handwritten specimens. The column lists named readers and outcomes including careers, travel, health, luck, lawsuits, and marriages with casual persona portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Sterling Palmist
Courier-Citizen
Oriental Temple
Courier- Citizen
Sterling Palmist
Oriental Temple of Palmistry
Lowell
Mass
Merrimack Street
Temple
Readings From a Psychic Column Predicting Fortunes
A dated column presents numerous fortune statements and personality notes for readers such as Matel A and Lottie. It predicts health, travel, marriage, wealth, and life prospects across 1906 to 1909 with warnings about health and temperament and hints of enduring loyalty, ambition, and misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matel A
Lottie
Bill Hanson
Greenhorn
F. Emerson
Mars
Sally Slick
Jane
Annie
Mizelle
Mary No. 7
Lone Star
L. N
Summerfield
Benton
Zips
Sunshine
Daisy Belle
Brown Bess
Mot hs in the Opera House Holds Modern Drama Appeal
The Huntington-Den Company opens its tenth Lowell week with Moths, Ouida’s tale of romance and language beauty. Four acts demand distinct settings and gowns. curtain at 8:15, last act at 10:45. Huntington leads as Jack Jura with Chagnon as the Coweze and Mabel Estelle among key roles for an eagerly anticipated performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouida
Huntington-De- Deyn
Lowell
Huntington
Jack Jura
Chagnon
Burt
Zovroff
Mr. Meek
Duke of Mull
Miss Fletcher
Mabel Estelle
Miss Bridges
Dolly
Miss Gilbert
Duchess
Court Clerk Records Frantic Threat Plea in Marriage Case
A courtroom report notes Gerald threatens to harm himself if marriage to Geralne does not occur. The judge questions the logic and addresses the coercive intent while ensuring safety and due process. The exchange highlights tension in a civil marriage proceeding.
Palmistry Venture Promises Readings and Endorsements
A palmistry business at 81 Merrimack Street advertises palm readings with charges of 25 and 50 cents. It cites numerous endorsements from officials and urges both women and men to visit daily 9 am to 9 pm, including Sundays, asserting reliability and psychic powers to guide business, marriage, law, and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Palmist
Oriental Temple of Palmistry
Merrimack Street
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Immaculate Conception Church
ST. Michael’s Church
James Harney Brewing
Peerless
Charles H. Joyce Co
Middle Street
Mrs. Kent
Bell Ringer
Sacred Heart
Knights OF Columbus
Metropolis
Togo
Immanuel Baptist
Panama
Alexander Straussmmen
Inquirer
A. R. Peekin
Polly
Ann
Dinah
Zip
Joan Harris
Rosebud
A. B. No
Emma
Juliette
Romeo
Nellie Blye
Mollie Bawn
Edith Belle
Blue
B. W
Blue Bell
Gerald
Geralne
St Merrimack St
Lowell, Mass
Ont UY
G. G. Read
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