Children’s Day Services Highlight Young Church Emphasis
Warm weather drew large crowds as young members led and sang in Children’s Day services across churches. Graduations and diplomas marked progress in the primary department with Elsie Senior and others moving up, while Miss Emerson’s class earned a banner for perfect attendance. Rev. S. T. Ford and missionary Miss Whitman spoke to children, plants were given to primary students, and youth accomplishments were celebrated.
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Agnes Tibbetts
Hazel Judkins
Norris Tibbetts
Herbert Wiggin
Chester Knowles
Maurice Harding
Jessie Smith
Ivy Hands
Elsie Senior
Ella Smith
Eva Williamson
Blanch Brown
Isabel Fairbanks
Grace Major
George Roundsley
Paul Eveleth
Willie Ramsden
Charlie Walters
Harry Gumb
Miss Emerson
S. T. Ford
Miss Whitman
Japan
Sermon on The Soldier in Camp at YMC A Hall
Rev. Smith T. Ford of First Baptist delivered the second patriotic sermon at the Y M C A hall. He praised American soldiers and urged thorough preliminary discipline before victory, citing Dewey and Hobson as examples and noting equipment shortages delaying decisive triumph. A ladies orchestra provided music.
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Smith T. Ford
First Baptist Church
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Dewey
Pacific Ocean
Hobson
Children’s Day Observances Stir Patriotism in Church
On the second Sunday in June Children’s Day drew large crowds for two services amid heat and red white and blue decorations. The day featured patriotic songs, readings, recitations, and potted plant gifts as children waved flags and joined in “Columbia the Gem of the Ocean” and “America.” Rev Huntington spoke on loyalty to country church and school, marking the event as a memorable display of youth patriotism with a future wartime memory.
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Hawin Curtis
Havin Hill
Grace Gardner
Alma Nelson
Willie Burke
Austin Keables
Sydney Whipple
Siegrid Enlin
Ruth Wilder
Dolly McKay
Lena Bentley
Earl Rogers
Mildred Gardner
Jennie Bullis
Columbia
High Street Sunday School
First Baptist church hosts Children Day service with flowers
The First Baptist church pulpit resembled a flower garden yesterday as 463 attended the children and adult Sunday school day services. Primary and adult departments joined in a program of organ preludes, processions, hymns, readings, and child speakers including Ethel Brown, Erdine Dewolfe, Marion Lee, Florence Clark, May Kendall, Frank Russell, and others.
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First Baptist Church
H. L. Tibbetts
Ethel Brown
Erdine Dewolfe
Marion Lee
Florence Clark
May Kendall
Frank Russell
Ethel Robinson
Ethel Hogaboom
Marion Emerson
Grace Lambert
Gertrude French
Marion Brody
Hazel Scott
Roy Preston
Florence Busby
Children’s Day at church features christenings and home life sermon
Yesterday’s Children’s Day highlighted two christenings Raymond Ingham and Ralph Phillips. Rev Merriam urged parental fidelity and shared church support for home life. Sermon on walking with a perfect heart stressed fatherly influence and a welcoming family altar. The day closed with Home Sweet Home violin pieces and a 5 pm children’s program under William Dole. Treasurer reports show 432 enrolled as of June 1, with $203.75 on hand. An ice cream evening by Y P and C E is announced alongside a Boys Brigade meeting to host a visiting delegation.
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Raymond Fred Ingham
Ralph Rutherford Phillips
Merriam
Abealom
Mr. Merriam
Sweet Hong
Harry Bartlett
William T. Dole
Grace Hutchinson
Bessie Adams
Lowell General Hospital
Treasury
Boys’ Brigade
Hobson Heroism Lifts Saint Pauls Church Sermon
Rev L W Staples compares Hobsons naval feat to Christian heroism urging volunteers to oppose sin. He highlights Hobson selecting crew and bottling up Cervera, likening it to defeating iniquity through dedication and action. Morning service notes 13 Sunday school graduations with sermon on Boys Girls and Trees.
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St. Paul’s Church
Hobson
Cervera
Santiago Harbor
Christ
Paul
Cerne
Munyons Proof Attracts Belief From Skeptics
A Philadelphia health guide promotes Munyons remedies with patient anecdotes from Mrs Westman in Pennsylvania and others across Massachusetts New York Washington D C and Connecticut claiming cures for inflammatory rheumatism kidney disease catarrh dyspepsia and deafness. Prof Munyon offers free medical advice from his Arch Street Philadelphia address.
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N. W
Washington, D. C
Munyon
PD. Calkins
Aurora
N. Y
Grace A. Daniela
Hartford
Conn
Archat
Philadelphia
Graduation program highlights and diploma awards at church
The program featured map readings and a stage oak prop with performances by Ethel Lincoln Ethel Waller Marion Savage Isabella Caddell. Diplomas were presented by Rev L W Staples to David and Alfred Caddell Eddie Burnside Isabella Caddell Miriam Savage Miriam Miller Louise Naylor Lillian Cormick Ethel Lincoln Ethel Waller Helen Harriman Anna Taylor Georgiana Bridigeon. Mrs Clark superintendent received pink bouquets from the class. The graduating class trained under Miss Addie Clark. The junior league attended the service in a body. Next Sunday children's day at 10 30 with a concert.
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Tical
Ethel Lincoln
Ethel Waller
Marion Savage
Isabella Caddell
L. W. Staples
David
Alfred Caddell
Eddie Burnside
Miriam Savage
Miriam Miller
Louise Naylor
Lillian Cormick
Helen Harriman
Anna Taylor
Georgiana Bridigeon
Clark
Training school exhibit extended at High school hall
The training school exhibit remains at High school hall until Wednesday with work on display Monday and Tuesday afternoon and evening. A special train for the Unitarian conference at Ashby leaves northern station at 8 00 a.m. June 15. Two wagon loads of mountain laurel await visitors at church doors for free distribution. A flag raising at Worthen Street Baptist church on June 15 at 7 30 p.m. with light refreshments to aid volunteers. Lowell Congregational club meets at the yellow meeting house in Dracut tonight to discuss U S territorial policy. Kirk Street church choir to sing patriotic music.
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Unitarian
Ashby
Worthen Street
Lowell Congregational Club
Dracut
United States
Kirk Street
Felker Dies. Longtime Tewksbury Leader Remembered
Obituary notices for Leonard Felker of Tewksbury who died at 69 commemorates forty years as a resident and town trustee, plus brief death notices for Alvah Swett aged 34 at Lowell General, Lucinda Reed aged 87 in Billerica Centre, and Charles Callahan father of B J Callahan of Lakeview Avenue dying at his home.
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Leonard Felker
Tewksbury
Frank H
Albion L. Felker
John F. French
Albert F. French
Lowell
O. P. Felker
Tyngsboro
Felker
Beech Street
Lowell General Hospital
Lucinda G. Reed
Billerica’ Centre
Charles Callahan
B. J. Callahan
Lakeview Avenue
Large Funeral Honors Mrs. Huntoon at East Chelmsford Home
In East Chelmsford yesterday afternoon between three and four hundred mourners gathered at Mrs. George L. Huntoon's private home for her funeral a testament to a life of friendship and charity. Rev George F Kenngett presided with singing by Miss Emma L Hathaway. interment followed at Lowell Cemetery with bearers O A Brigham A L Russell Amasa Pratt and George Fuller. The Geo Cokkinian funeral was held Sunday at 3 PM from C H Molloy rooms with Fr Constantine Papageorges officiating and burial at Edson Cemetery.
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George L. Huntoon
East Chelmsford
First Trinitarian Church
Lowell Educational Club
Rebekahs
George F. Kenngett
Emma L. Hathaway
Lowell
O. A. Brigham
A. L. Russell
Amasa Pratt
George Fuller
Geo. Cokkinian
C. H. Molloy
Constantine Papageorges
Edson
Molloy
Mathews Defeat the Emeralds in One Sided Game
Mathews routed the Emeralds 16 to 6 at the Fair Grounds on Saturday afternoon. Emeralds star players Ganley and Billie Connors were absent. Pitcher Rourk struggled but was the only available arm. Mathews hitters Hoyle Parley Roche Stirks Nestor O Neil McGuane Donovan led the attack.
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Mathews
Emeralds
Fair Grounds
Ganley
Billie Connors
Rourk
Yated
Quigley
Mathew
Hoyle
Parley
Roche
Stirks
Nestor
O'Neil
McGuane
Donovan
Scott
Roger Connors
Dartmouth
The
Kane
I Roche
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Farley
Wersanchadays Toohey
Allard
Lynch
Emeralds Eee
Aleom
Seeee Donovan
C R. Connors
Rf Scott Leteeee
Maguire
Biseeee
Deesveevnne
Inn
Tiane
Lh 45m
Vimpire
Michael Kane
St Johns A A Defeat North Billerica in Lawrence Cricket Meet
St Johns A A cricket team defeated North Billerica 61 to 35 at Lawrence on Saturday afternoon. Leading batsmen were Lees Ridings and Stevenson. Final scoreline shows extensive dismissals and a series of wickets with Whitehead taking many wickets for St Johns.
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St. John’s
North Billerica
Lawrence
Lees
Ridings
Stevenson
Concord Golf Club Beats Vespers at Tyngs Island 20–15
The Concord Golf club team defeated the Vespers 20 to 15 on Tyngs Island Saturday afternoon. Several visitors had prior experience on the grounds and used their knowledge to gain edge. Lockwood led at the home hole one up against Thorpe as the matchups concluded.
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Concord Golf Club
Tyngs Island
Lockwood
Thorpe
Tyngsboro Public Schools Exhibit Noted For Nature Work
Tyngsboro annual school exhibit Friday featured about a hundred mounted wild flower specimens and mineral collections. Pupils’ drawing and writing showed strong progress with notable color work paralleling techniques seen in nearby Lowell schools.
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Tyngsboro
Lowell
Graduation Sermon and Children Day at Churches
Principal Averell and graduates attended a sermon at the Unitarian church citing John xvii 4 about completing God given work. The Central Congregational Sunday school staged a children day concert with bells and flower decorations. Baptist church hosted a summer concert and baptism service with many young participants.
Lace and summer goods sale at A. G Pollard & Co Lowell
On Monday June 13 1898 A G Pollard & Co promotes a lace sale featuring Point de Paris Platt Valencienne Nottingham and Cotton Torchon laces at fractions of their value. Also advertised are chamois gloves 75 cents a pair undergarments hosiery corsets and fans with extensive selections and a fitting room for alterations. Hammocks and a low cost 1.50 special hammock noted with sizes 42 by 84 inches at Merrimack Street basement.
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Point de Paris
Platt
Valencienne
Nottingham
Cotton Torchon
New
Merrimack Street
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