Boston and Maine Train Schedule Updates Lowell Depot
Corrected to June 5 190. Trains from Lowell Depot to Boston run in early morning and late afternoon with many daily and Sunday departures. Additional services connect through Reading and Haverhill, and extend to Lawrence, Newburyport, Salem, Portsmouth, Bangor, and Montreal. Listings note seasonal and route variations with several via Western Division and via Burlington lines.
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Tough Street
Lowell
Boston
Middie Ex Street
Lawrence and Haverhill
Lawrence
Reading
Bozeton
Salem
Mass
Newburyport
Cre
Portsmouth
Haverhill Bridge
Hampton
North Hampton
York Beach
R. R
Exeter
Dover
Rochester
Alton Bay
Somersworth
N. H
Saco
Old Orchard
Portland
Lewiston
Augusta
Bath
Waterville
Bangor
Belfast
Skowhegan
Rockland
St. John
N. B
Halifax
N. S
Montreal
Quebec
Eastport
Bar Harbor
Jonesport
Machiasport
Frank Jones
Picturesque Maine and the Maritime Provinces Flyer
The Great White Flyers offer routes between Boston and Bangor with calls along Penobscot Bay and River, Bar Harbor, Mount Desert Island, Bath, Augusta, Kennebec Bay, Sheepscot Bay, Portland, Calais, Eastport, St. John New Brunswick, and connections to Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. For folders contact Calvin Austin or A H Hanscom at Foster's Wharf, Boston.
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Great White
Boston
Bangor
Penobscot Bay
Bar Harbor
Mount Desert Island
Bath
Augusta
Kennebec Bay
Sheepscot Bay
Portland
Calais
Eastport
St. John
N. B
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Calvin Austin
V. P
Gen
A. H. Hanscom
G. P
T. A. Foster's Wharf
Mass
Trains Between Lowell and Boston Schedule Details
Service via Bedford runs on Wednesdays and Saturdays only with car changes at Bedford and limited to a future start. Western Division service will not run until late June or early July, and the exact dates are given as constraints PMID.
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Bedford
New York New Haven & Hartford schedules Lowell trains
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad will shift trains from Lowell after Oct 30. Morning and evening departures serve Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and other way stations with connections at South Framingham to Worcester Springfield Albany and the West and at Concord Junction to the Boston and Maine line. The 5.22 p.m. train links with the Sound line to New York City. Sunday serves include 7.10 a.m. and 4.25 p.m. from South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket and Providence. Officials A C Kendall and Q O M Shepard sign the notice.
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Woburn
Winchester
Boston
Southern Division
Ayer
Greenfield
Peterboro
Bennington
Hillsboro
Keene and Way
Nashua
Manchester
Concord
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Warner
Bradford
Sunapee
Newport
N. H
Claremont
Balmont Junction
St. Johnsbury
Sennanville
Wells River
Montpelier
Essex
Burlington
St. Albans
St. Johns
Montreal
wVia
Bedford
zVia
Wilmington
D. J. Tae
H. c Taft
Lowell
Taunton
New Bedford
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Boston & Albany R. R
Worcester
Springfield
Albany
Concord Junction
Boston & Maine R. R
New York City
Mansfield
M. A. C. Kendall
M. Shepard
Children’s Day Observances Bring Joyful Programs
Children’s Day opened bright with Sunday school services in Protestant churches. Young people presented their own programs with success, and churches were lavishly decorated with flowers, marking a cheerful observance across communities.
Kirk Street Church Children Honor Sunday Service
A large congregation filled Kirk Street Church for the morning service honoring the Sunday school children. The program featured the boys choir and young students singing, recitations by Margery Arnold Gladys Foster Harriet Black Amy Peabody Ruth Cooke Gertrud West Laura Pearson Margare Thompson Marian Foster Mead Pearson, and Scripture readings by Donald Fletcher Leo Murphy Frank Fitzpatrick Sidney West Eleanor Gibson Norris Marston and Hugh Jarvieson. Rev Dr Martin delivered a child centered sermon and a benediction preceded a plant distribution.
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Margery Arnold
Gladys Foster
Harriet Blacka
My Peabody
Ruth Cooke
Gertrud West
Laura Pearson
Margare Thompson
Marian Foster
Mead Pearson
Donald Fletcher
Leo Murphy Frank Fitzpatrick
Sidney West
Eleanor Gibson
Norris Marston
Hugh Jarvieson
Dr. Martin
Children’s Service at High Street Church Draws Big Attendance
The morning service featured Miss Ella L. Chase’s floral arrangements and a large gathering of children, parents, and friends. Rev. Dr. Huntington preached on the little captive Syrian maiden, with Junior Christian Endeavor singing and a baptism of four children. Diplomas were issued, books given to Junior Endeavor members, and every child received a flowering plant as the service closed. The junior and kindergarten departments occupied reserved seats, and older children led the processional this year with “Onward Christian Soldiers.”
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Ella L. Chase
Dr. Huntington
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Trinitarian Congregational Church
George I. Hamer
George F. Kenngett
Elsie M. Cragin
O. A. Brigham
First Unitarian marks 75th anniversary with Children’s Day
The First Unitarian Sunday school celebrated its 75th anniversary as Children’s Day. Each class recited verses then formed white flowerteated outlines of the number 75 on the pulpit. Remarks followed by Walter Coburn, Charles H. Coburn, F. K. Stearns, and Rev. C. T. Billings. Stearns used a horseshoe magnet to illustrate church influence.
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First Unitarian Sunday School
Walter Coburn
Charles H. Coburn
F. K. Stearns
C. T. Billings
Stearns
Sunday School Attendance and Plant Prize Winners
Hector Turnbull led the Sunday school session with a welcoming Bible and watchword. Attendance totaled 667 across cradle roll to pastor's class. Prizes of potted plants, including two hydrangeas, were awarded to George K. Hill, Wells in North Chelmsford, and Chester E. Wheeler for best plant condition. A Canobie Lake picnic was announced for June 24 with summer plans.
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Hector Turnbull
Geo. F. Kenngott
George K. Hill
Varnum Avenue
Wells
North
Chelmsford
Chester E.wheeler
Coral Street
First Baptist Church Children’s Day Concert and Changes
Yesterday at First Baptist the morning service featured the annual Sunday school concert with recitations and songs by Frances Stamford Helen Liveleth Violet Hands Dixon Cowen and others. The emblematic closing by eight young ladies impressed attendees. Rev Harry Taylor preached on What Happened When the Wine Gave Out and Dr Wallace is to become pastor with a reception planned for next Tuesday evening.
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First Baptist Church
Frances Stamford
Helen Liveleth
Violet Hands
Dixon Cowen
Hazel Waters
Nellie Horner
Mildred French
Robert Knowles
Mildred Tinker
Etta Smith
Grace Smith
Helen Frame
Evalina Leith
Jessie Smith
Faith Doty
Ethel Hoagboom
Isabel Hoole
Tibbetts
F. A. Bowen
Gertie Fuller
W. H. Pepin
H. C. Fuller
H. J. Tibbetts
Harry Taylor
Cana of
Galilee
Dr. Wallace
Toronto University
Wallace
Taylor
Eliot Church Baptism and Sunday School Concert Highlight Service
Artistic decorations and canaries graced Eliot church as the primary Sunday school children attended a processional hymn. Infants were baptized by Rev. E Victor Bigelow with rose buds given to each child, followed by Bible presentations and a children's sermon using grafting as a lesson. The evening concert featured plants distributed to attendees and praised by Supt. Geo S Hull and assistants.
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Eliot
E. Victor Bigelow
Dexter Sutton Neil
Victor Stoddard Bigelow
Guy Phineas Butler
Amos William Flemings
Pauline Foster
Richard Flint Burtt
Hazel Louise Hoare
Marion Laura Hudson
Carlton Putnam Gardner
Hazel Bancroft Whitaker
Arthur Henry Hudson
Robert Pierce Carr
Ruth May Hudson
Harry Earl Hudson
Louise Holden
Supt. Geo S. Hull
Branch Street Tabernacle Concert Pleases Large Audience
The Branch Street Church children staged a concert last night before a crowded congregation. Decorations featured abundant flowers and potted plants. The program included choir music, scripture, prayers, welcomes, recitations and songs performed by the primary department and various classes with many named participants and a school singing segment.
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Branch Street Tabernacle
Asa Reed Dilts
Harold Stephens
Evelyn Smith
Earl Stephenson
Margery Watson
George Youngman
Ernest Molier
Ray Paige
Elsie Duncan
Nellie Smith
Clyde Campbell
Paul McGregor
Harold Parsons
Howard Fisher
Ralph Mason
David Page
Charles Draper
Helen
Mildred McGregor
Mary Gordon
Blanche Smith
Harriet Hardy
Eva Belyea
Annabel Gordon
Arthur Dows
Clara Trull
Edward Dilts
Alice McLean
Phyllis Brown
Thelma Beattee
Susie Rice
Hazel Hardy
Maude Goodwin
Bertha Greene
Susie Early
Hugo Peterson
Oscar Peterson
Lillian Hilton
Iréne Davies
Susie Vanetten
Hazek Hardy
Irene Davis
Lora Davis
Ethel Smith
Maude Good
Work for Jesus Trio Performs at Sunday Service
Mary Overton leads a trio with Sylvie Gordon and Arthur Dows as they present exercises and remarks by the pastor. Helen McGregor Irene Christian Bernice Pratt Beatrice Smith Beatrice Collamore Delaney Dilts Harold Dows and Hugo Peterson participate. An offering is taken and plants are distributed to the children.
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Win
Mary Overton
Sylvie Gordon
Arthur Dows
Edward Dilts
Harold Dows
Jesus
Helen McGregor
Irene Christian
Bernice Pratt
Beatrice Smith
Beatrice Collamore
Delaney Dilts
Hugo Peterson
Children’s Day Observance at First Congregational
Children’s day services featured a short illustrated sermon by Dr. Beard on working with God. Floral decorations dominated the church with geraniums and arches arranged by Carrie L. Richardson and Y. P. S. C. E. staff. Music was led by Geo. L. Fish with Solon W. Stevens at the organ.
Children’s Day Program at Paige Street Free Baptist Church
At Paige Street Free Baptist church yesterday a children’s day program featured an organ voluntary, processional, songs by a school, scripture reading and prayer, greetings and offerings, Suffer the Little Children, a primaries exercise and diploma presentations by Edith Sanders, Little Pilgrims recitation, cradle roll reception, Come Unto Me anthem, Little Wood sisters Claudia and Gladys, a sermon and doxology with plant presentations.
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Paige Street Free Baptist Church
Claudia
Gladys Littlewood
Flower Garden concert delight at Highland Methodist church
Children of the Highland Methodist church presented a Flower Garden concert last evening to a receptive audience. The program was directed by Mrs. B F Kingsley noted for training young performers, with Miss Mabel Fay Kingsley as accompanist.
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Highland Methodist Church
B. F. Kingsley
Mabel Fay Kingsley
Epworth League Outdoor Meeting At St Pauls Church
An open air gathering at St Pauls Church was led by Rev Arnold Moore of the Epworth league. Walter Goss played cornet with Fred Brooks as chorister, and the singing was well received. The crowd attendance was strong and organizers hope for a repeat event.
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Epworth League of
Baltimore Convention Trip: Low Fares Via Royal Blue Line
July offers from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Christian Endeavorers to Baltimore with round trips from Boston via the Royal Blue Line at 14.05 or Fall River Line 12.50. Tickets on sale July 3–5, return by July 15, with folders on request and travel by a first class pala tial service.
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Baltimore
Royal Blue Line
Christian
Boston
Fall River
New England
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington Street
Firefighters honor fallen members in city memorial services
The Lowell fire community marked Memorial Day by decorating nearly 40 graves across St Patrick and Edson cemeteries. Assistant Chief Norton and a committee oversaw arrangements as Chief Cook led the ceremonies with dirges. Active and honorary crews from Butler Vets and Hose 9, Truck 1, Engine 6 placed flowers on graves of Captains Bartlett Gibson and others. An immense wreath honored Capt Jere Flagg in Edson cemetery.
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Lowell
Butler
Cross and
Willie Streets
Jas
McCann
Cross
Suffolk
Merrimack
Central
Gorham
St. Patrick's Cemetery
John J. Reghn
Edward Boyle
Thomas Farrell
John Meten
Thomas Bond
John Castles
Christopher Powers
Thomas Robertson
St. Peter's
Charles Knapp
Edson
John
Cook
Thorndike
Charles Gilman
James Barry
Hose 9
Bartlett
P. S. Webster
A. H. Gibson
Engine 6
John Musick
Sawtelle
Jere
Flagg
Protective
Death of Lowell Resident Samuel G. Cooper in Office
Samuel G. Cooper a longtime Lowell resident was found dead in his office at 408 Middlesex Street yesterday morning at 11 by former partner Eben C. Whittaker. He appeared to have died recently, likely from heart failure, after purchasing the Sunday paper around 8 am and reading it alone. Survived by daughter Miss Gertrude Cooper and son Guy F. Cooper. The body was re-
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Samuel G. Cooper
Lowell
Middlesex Street
Eben C. Whittaker
Irish
Gertrude Cooper
Guy F. Cooper
Near Miss At Pawtucket Dam Endangers Canoeist
Yesterday around 4 PM a Merrimack River canoeist near the Vesper house wharf faced a dangerous current at the Pawtucket dam. As the craft neared the falls help arrived when the canoe snagged on an iron at the brink and the man clung until rescuers reached him.
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Merrimack
Pawtucket
Vesper House
Nickel Plate Low Round Trip Fares to Portland and Coast
Nickel Plate Road offers very low round trip rates to Portland and other Pacific Coast points. Tickets on sale daily to Portland and return, tied to the Lewis and Clark Exposition, and on select days in June July and August to San Francisco and Los Angeles and return for various national conventions. For details on routes rates sleepers write L P Burgess N E PA Old South Building Boston Mass.
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Nickel Plate Road
Portland
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
L. P. Burgess
Old South Bidg
Boston
Mass
Wonderful Pineapple and Butternut Pills Promise Liver Relief
A Victorian advertisement touts Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills as a remedy for torpid liver and clogged bowels. It pledges mood lift, cleared mind, restored appetite, and renewed health after a week of use. The pills are advertised as vegetable, effective for constipation biliousness and sick ache, costing 25 cents with W. F. Smith’s signature.
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Smith
W. F. Smith
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