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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1903

Page

5

Fourth of July noise arms ban hopes and French celebration calm

The editorial notes a desire to curb Fourth of July noise in the staid Commonwealth, citing weather and safety, compares to France’s quieter July 14th celebration with parades and lanterns, and questions if a lawful, orderly holiday is preferable to raucous, dangerous displays. It notes children’s traditions and reflects on patriotism versus noise.

Paris Alsace-Lorraine Bois du Bologne Versailles

Rhodes' New Hair Store Shampooing Service Ad

An old fashioned to upright shampooing service is offered by Rhodes' New Hair Store at 73 Merrimack Street. The ad notes there are health benefits to proper scalp care and offers hand drying and any preferred soap, branding shampooing as a luxury.

Rhodes’ New Hair Store Merrimack Street

Y W C A Visual Gospel Service and Meetings

The Young Women's Christian Association schedules a 4 PM Sunday visual gospel service with speaker Loulit returning from the Congo and special music. Twilight song at 7 PM, lawn party depends on pleasant weather, 3 PM at rooms. Girls' Bible class 4 PM Saturday, rehearsal 6:45 PM, social 7:30 PM tonight. Annual meeting for officer elections set for Thursday June 18 at 7:30 PM. all members urged to attend.

Y. W. Cla Young Women’s Christian Association Loulit Congo Sunshine Club

Rally for Lowell youth on missions at First Trinitarian

A gathering of Lowell and nearby young people will meet at the First Trinitarian Congregational church on Dutton Street Monday June 15 at 745 p m. Miss Ella D Mac Laurin of the American Baptist Missionary Union and Mr William B Oliver of the Boston Y M C A will speak on Young People and Missions with stereopticon demonstrations. All are invited.

Lowell First Trinitarian Congregational Church Dutton Street Ella D. MacLaurin American Baptist Missionary Union William B. Oliver Boston

New and Better Breakfast Food Packs Pleases Everybody

Tur GENeste Pune Food Co. promotes a breakfast product saying it is so different from all others that it pleases everyone and advises readers to get a package at their grocers, mentioning Le Rox location in N. % city.

Tur Geneste Pune Food Co le Rox

Sunday Church Services Listed Across Several Congregations

A compiled schedule shows multiple churches on First Merrimack and nearby streets, with distinct pastors including Rev Ralph Gillam, Rev T Clayton Welles, and Rev Charles W Huntington. Services span morning 10:30, Sunday school noon, and evening 6 30, plus children’s observances and special sermons at various locations such as Highland Westford Highland and Centre Dracut.

Merrimack Street Public Library Ralph Gillam Eversing Mercy Westford Street South Canton Street T. Clayton Welles High Street East Merrimack Street Charles W. Huntington Kirk Street French Street George H. Martin Buncey Dutton Street Music Hall Avenue George Kenngett Dracut Fredr. I. Kelley Pawtucket Mammoth Road Pawtucketville Bowers Street Fletcher Street T. G. A. Cote Tor Cea Dracut J. A. McKnight Tyngsboro Sarah A. Dixon Tewksbury Congregational Pelham J. L. Hoyle Christian Endeavor

Swedish Meadowcroft Street Church Notices

Reverend P. E. Angler preaches at Swedish Meadowcroft street near Moore street with Sunday school at 9 a.m. Morning service at 10 30 a.m. and evening service at 7 p.m.

Church Services and Sunday Schedules Across City

A compiled list of church locations and pastors with service times. Morning 10:30 o clock and evening 6:30 o clock services noted at First Primitive Gorham Street Broadside churches including St Pauls Centralville Epworth Highland Central First Swedish Worthen Street Berean Primitive Wesley Church and Undenominational meetings.

First Primitive Gorham Street Ellsworth Street Nathaniel W. Matthews St. Paul’s Hurd Warren Streets Geo. B. Dean Centralville M. E Bridge and Hildreth Streets FF. M. Pickles Epworth League Highland—Loring _ street Grove Street B. F. Kingsley W. H. Yarrow Moore Street Bourne Street Henry A. Hanson Worthen Street James F. Allen Berean Primitive Lawrence Street F. M. Pickles Wesley Church Merrimack Square J. H. Irvine Paul

Churches and Pastors Schedule Marker

Notes list multiple church locations with pastors and service times. Includes First Freewill Paje street Chelmsford Street Freewill, Mount Vernon Freewill, Immanuel Blossom Street, and others with morning and evening services, Sunday school, children’s programs, and baptisms.

Sunday School Concerts at Several Churches

Evening and morning services listed for multiple churches with children's programs, flag drill, and special music. Pastors named include Rev. Orville Coats, Rev. Asa Reed Dilts, Rev. H. B. Scates, and Rev. Isaac La Fleur. Children's Day sermons and concerts planned across Fifth Street West Fifth Street Middelsex Street North Billericay Hadley Street and North Tewksbury areas.

Fifth Street West Fifth Street Orville Coats Bridge Street Branch Street Middlesex Street Branch Middlesex Streets Asa Reed Dilts North Billericay Scates Getter Unday Swedish Baptist Ennell and West Sixth Streets Isaac la Fleur Hadley Street Freewill Baptist North Tewksbury Baptist

Morning and Sunday School Services at Local Churches

First Merrimack Street near John Street hosts Rev. Chas. T. Billings for a morning service at 10 45 with Sunday school at noon and a sermon titled The Argument From Experience. Free Middlesex Street between Eliot and South hosts Rev. George C. Wright for a 10 30 service and 12 o clock Sunday school with a morning talk Courage and Faith Through Personal Experience by Unity Guild.

Merrimack Street John Street Chas. T. Billings Middlesex Street Eliot South Streets George C. Wright Porto Ore

Parish Sunday Services and Sermons Listed Across Local Churches

A survey of religious services shows Holy Communion and morning prayers at St Anne's Merrimack Trinity Sunday services at St John’s Gorham Street with morning and evening readings. House of Prayer Walker hosts Matins Eucharist and vespers. All Saints Chelmsford holds 10.45 service with Sunday school at noon.

St. Anne's Merrimack Street Anne Street A. St. John Chambre Holy Communion Trinity St. John’s Gorham Street Court House Leander C. Manchester House of Prayer Walker Grove Street Osborne All Paints Chelmsford

Westminster United Church Morning Service and Sunday School

Morning service at 10 30 o'clock at First Appleton Street corner of Davis Street led by Rev James M Craig pastor. Sabbath school at 9 00 am with Household Religion. Evening service at 6 00 pm with children's day exercises at 6 30 pm. Westminster United Tyler Street led by Rev H B Foster morning service at 10 30 am and Sunday school at 12 m.

George Street Church Street Smith T. Ford D.D Co. S. Frost Worthen Street Charles R. McNally C. E Mr.McNally Paige Street D. B. Martin Chelmsford Street Plain Street Appleton Street Davis Street James M. Craig Westminster United Tyler Street H. B. Foster

Church Services and Meetings Announced for Sunday

Morning services at 10 30 o clock and 10 30 o clock on Princeton street corner Grace Princeton. Sunday school at 12 m. Young people and veterans memorial events listed. Rev Caleb E Fisher and Rev Ransom A Greene named along with meeting times.

Hurd Street Caleb E. Fisher Grace Princeton Street South Canton Street Ransom A. Greene Stor Y. P

Local Churches Schedule Morning Masses Across City

A listing of parish sites and priest administrators with daily mass times including first and second masses, children's masses, high masses and sermons, vespers and Sunday school. Notable locations include St Patrick's Suffolk Street and St Joseph's Lee Street with Rev William O'Brien and Rev Joseph Fournier respectively.

St. Patrick’s Suffolk Street Jefferson Street William O’brien Joseph's Oblate Fathers Lee Street Kirk Street Joseph A. Fournier St. Peter's Gorham Street Michael Rowan Church of the Sacred Heart Moore Street Andrews Street John P. Reynolds O. S Immaculate Conception Merrimack Street Brown High Streets BH. A. Dorgan St. Jean Baptiste Aiken Street Joseph Mangin St. Michael’s Sixth Street John J. Shaw St. Anthony's Congress Street John Rosa

Religious services listed for multiple denominations in Lowell

Morning and evening worships across churches including Grand Street Adventist Christadelphian Ecclesia and Church of Scotland. Lectures at 10 30 a m Kingdom of God Versus Socialism. Ministers named Rousseau Soderman Riggs. Seventh Day Adventists Highland hall Sab bath 2 pm Children Day Exercises. Spiritualist society Earnscliff Grove 2 30 pm Anna Coggeshall speaker. Salvation Army details incomplete.

Christadelphian Ecclesia Church of Scotland People’s Church colored—Rea Berwick Streets W. H. H. Rousseau Evangelical Lutheran Church Meadowcroft Street J. V. Soderman First Pentecostal Church Engineer's Hall Wyman's Exchange A. B. Riggs Volunteers of America Shattuck Street Robert J. McMullin First Church of Christ, Scientist Middlesex Hall Palmer Street

Coburn Mission Sabbath School and Prayer Meet

Sabbath school at 3 p m on Varnum avenue announced by Coburn Mission. Prayer meeting to follow as part of the same observance.

Coburn Varnum Avenue

Religious Mission Services Across Several Hubs

The notice invites worship at St. Anne's Mission Central Mission West Sixth Street chapel Wigginville Mission and Bilder Morang's church with leaders W C Westcott Rev Isaac Lafleur and G A R hall. Sunday services 10.30 am with sermons at 7.30 pm and Sabbath 3 pm. Seats are free and all are welcome.

Central Mission First Street Read Street West Sixth Street Isaac Lafleur Union Free Baptist Mission Hall, Wyman’s Exchange Merrimack Central Streets Bilder W. A. Morang

Queen of Festal Days at First Trin Church

Rev George F Kenyett to lead Sunday service on June 14 at 10 30 am with Flowers and Children's Sunday. Over 100 children in the Children's Choir. Baptisms and new member confessions. Flowers distributed to Sunday school departments. Evening program features Mr Burton A Hodge and chorus with the theme A Rare Day in June.

Jesus Christ Christian Endeavor Society Burton A. Hodge

Children Day Observed at Corner Church Service

Corner of Church and George Streets hosts a Children Day service by the Sun day school. Primary and kindergarten pupils perform choruses solos duets and a flag drill. An evening sermon Our Worst Enemies follows with organ solos and hymns leading to baptism.

French Ybach Merkel Annie Laurie J. Allison Baker

Morning Service and Sunday School Pageantry Summary

Morning service at 10 30 features Whitney Organ Prelude and children’s processional Holy Holy Holy with choir. Solo and recitations by multiple children and primary department, dedication of children, and postlude. second service at 2 30 by Veteran Firemen with choir address by Rev R A Greene. Young People service at 6 with special addresses.

Sturtevant Taylor Vernon Greene

First Universalist Church Hurd Street Service Preview

Morning service at the First Universalist Church on Hurd Street features a Sunday school recitation by children, choir performances, and a short pastoral address. Miss Lillian E. Salmon sings Angel Land with additional numbers There is a Friend for Little Children and Suffer Little Children to Come Unto a Heavenly Father, Send Thy Blessing. A cordial welcome awaits all.

Lillian E. Salmon Angel Land

Evening church program with songs and prayers

An order of service lists organ preludes doxology invocation and Lord's Prayer Primary Exercises responsive readings child prayers and children oriented songs. It includes penny collection solo and several recitations with names Edith Proctor Royal Greene Emil Hartford and Ernest Orrell plus infant baptism benediction and pastor’s story.

Conan Mr. Long Edith Proctor Royal Greene Emil Hartford Ernest Orrell

Children’s Day Concert at Highland Methodist Church

Programme for a Friday evening Children’s Day concert at 6 30 directs in Highland Methodist church under Mrs Kingsley with assistant and a program of songs readings and musical items by children of the church and community.

Highland Methodist Church Benjamin F. Kingsley

Children Day Concert at Church with Vocal and Piano Talent

A large children's day program features Mrs Noyes Matheson Gale and Ma belle Fay Kingsley among performers. Soloists include Ruth Nash Eva Large Florence Killpartrick Viola Fletcher and Etta Dowling. Organ music, choruses, dialogue and recitations accompany hymns like God Bless Our Children's Day and The Bird's Song. Flowers and plants given to children mark the event. The morning service includes Spring-time Praise and Beautiful Bright Sunshine with a cup sermon illustrated by Pastor and daughter Mabelle Fay Kingsley.

Carl Noyes Arthur Matheson Ella L. Gale Mabelle Fay Kingsley M. Steinert & Son Jewett Rhoeinberger Benjamin F. Kingsley Miss Grace Wotten Ward Oea Ieee Paul Revere Colby Ceesa aMedee Laura M Clara Chamberlain Ruth B. Nash Violeta Isisenevavseoae Vivian J. Morse Rena Knapp Warren Dowling Tuucille Washburn Golden Keys Margaret Smith Florence Woodbury Mildred Sturtevant Beatrice E. Nash Mamie Butcher Seesete Seelees Itsorubces Grace B. March Etta Dowling Reutaeen Edna Harrison Nina Conant Lord's Garden Ieisisioe Amuet Sylvia E. Wotto Ethel M. Noyes Eeenee Mabel Fay Kingsley Viola Fletcher

Morning Service at Kirk Street Congregational

Rev George Edward Martin D D pastor and teacher leads a Sunday with morning service at 10 30 devoted wholly to children titled Children s Sunday They will sit together in front and sing Bible verses showing Christ s love The boys choir sings Evening service at 7 features a song program Spring Time

George Edward Martin D. D

Kirk Street Church Notes for Children’s Sunday

Next Sunday at Kirk Street church children’s Sunday will be observed with primary exercises forming much of the morning service. Mr. Martin will deliver a brief sermon and the Boys’ choir will sing a hymn suited to children’s day. A souvenir programme will be used. Evening song service themed Spring Time will feature sermon, choir, congregation, and Boys’ choir with a refined musical program.

Kirk Street Martin

Methodists observe 200th Wesley birth at Worthen Street

The Methodists of the city mark John Wesley's 200th birth anniversary with special services at Worthen Street church on Sunday June 21. Rev Edward R Thordike D D, a former pastor, will deliver the evening address.

John Wesley Worthen Street Edward R. Thorndike

Travel to Denver by multiple railroads this July

Lowest rates and best train service via B M W S and Nickel Plate roads tickets on sale July 6 to 8 good return limits. Splendid through Pullman tourist car service and Pullman sleeper cars. See local agent or write L P Burgess N FE P Agent No 258 Washington street Boston Mass.

W. S Nickel Plate Pullman Denver L. P. Burgess N. FE. P Washington Street Boston Mass

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