European Trip Letters From Naples And Tangier
A letter from Naples dated May 23 recounts travels on the Royal des Etrangers, meeting Captain James Archibald and Francis Wilson aboard ships, and visiting the palace of the Portgozzi family. The author details Tangier adventures, a near shipwreck voyage from Gibraltar, and a glimpse of Arab life and feasts. The piece also notes Mrs. Charles M. Williams and her daughter returning home after Vienna, attendance at Schonbrunn theatricals, and informal meetings with archducal figures.
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Lewis E. MacBrayne
Hotel Royal Des Etrangers
Naples
James Archibald
Gibraltar
Francis Wilson
Prince Portgozzi
Morocco
Mediterranean
Tangier
Fez
Spain
Cadiz
Seville
Basha
Charles M. Williams
Rosalie Agnes Williams
Vienna
Boulogne
Schonbrunn Castle
Maria Theresa
Miss Williams
Marie Josepha
Marie Theresa
Sunday church services list across Merrimack area
A long schedule of Sunday morning services and Sunday schools at First Merrimack Street. Kirk Street. East Merrimack Street. Highland Westford Street. First Trinitarian Dutton Street. Pawtucket Mammoth Road. Swedish London Street. Hillside Dracut. Central Dracut. Evangelical Tyngsboro. French Bowers Street. Various pastors include E Victor Bigelow George Kennyett Geo F Kennett Charles E Poole John A McKnight Frederick I Kelley Sarah A Dixon T G A Cote. Services run 10.10 to 12.15 mornings with evening prayers at 6.30 or 7.15. Topics include Do We Pray Aright, The Greatest Power in the World, Removing Obstacles.
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Fliot
E. Victor Bigelow
Fliot Choral
J. W Calderwood
Kirk Street
French Street
George E. Martin
High Street
East Merrimack Street
Charles W. Huntington
Highland—Westford Street
South Canton Street
T. Clayton Welles
First Trinitarian
Dutton Street
Music Hall Avenue
George ¥. Kennyett
First Trinitarian Church
Geo. F. Kenngett
Geo. H. Johnson
Pawtucket
Mammoth Road
Pawtucketville
William G. Poor
Hoboland
London Street
Charles E. Poole
Hillside
Dracut
John A. Mc
Evangelical
Tyngsboro
Sarah A. Dixon
Bowers Street
Fletcher Street
T. G. A. Cote
Developing and Finishing Amateur Work Emphasis
The article stresses focus on developing and completing amateur projects. It highlights guidance, structure, and discipline to advance skills and ensure successful completion of tasks.
Church Schedule Details From Sunday and Friday Services
The note lists religious services including Holy Communion at 7.30, Choral Eucharist at 10.45, Choral Evensong at 7, Sunday school at 12.15, Matins at 7.15 a.m., Holy Eucharist at 7.30 a.m., and Litany on Friday at 7.30 p.m.
Eckman to Lead Service and Sunday School at Swedish Meadowcroft
Reverend John W. Eckman will lead the morning Sunday school at 9 a.m. and the morning worship at 10 30 a.m. at the Swedish Meadowcroft street vicinity near Moore street.
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Meadowcroft Street
Moore Street
John W. Eckman
Parish Services Schedule Across St Annes St Johns All Saints
The notice lists church services at St Annes Merrimack Street St John Gorham Street and All Saints Chelmsford with morning Holy Communion at 7 15 am and 10 30 am at St Annes and St Johns inclusive midday Sunday school at 12 pm and evening sermons at 7 pm and 6 30 pm respectively Communion on first and third Sundays and on major festivals All Saints Chelmsford holds 10 45 am sermon with 12 pm Sunday school and 7 pm evening service plus a Holy Communion at 10 am on first Sunday and 10 45 am on Sundays with 10 45 am first Sunday note Chelmsford shroll shroll Holy communion 10 am first Sunday 10 45 am
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St. Anne’s
Merrimack Street
Anne Street
St. John Chambre
D. D
St. John’s
Gorham Street
Court House
Leander C
Manchester
All Saints
Chelmsford
Immaculate Conception
Oblate Fathers
Brown
High Streets
E. A. Dorgan
St. Michael’s
Six&th Street
John J. Shaw
Church of the Sacred Heart
Moore Street
Andrews Street
John P. Reynolds
St. Jean Baptiste
Aiken Street
Joseph Mangin
St. Anthony’s
Congrass Street
John Rosa
Sunday Church Services and Clergy Notes
Listings show multiple churches and pastors with service times. St Pauls Junction offers Sunday school at 12 noon and morning service at 10 30, plus evening service. Central John Street reports morning service at 10 30 and Epworth League at 5 30, evening at 6 80. Bishop Mallalieu to preach at 2 pm and 6 30 French service. Highland Grove and Centralville also listed with times and pastors.
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St. Paul’s
Hurd
Warren Streets
Geo. B. Dean
Worthen Street
James F. Allen
John Street
Paige Street
George H. Clark
Epworth League
W. F. Mallalieu
D. D
Bishop Mallalieu
Highland—Loring Street
Grove Street
George M. Smiley
Orning
Centralville
Bridge Street
Hildreth Street
Leon &. Bell
Church Services and Speakers Across Streets and Times
A district listing shows multiple churches with pastors and service times. Highlights include Rev. Ford at First-George and Church, Miss Sorabji of India speaking in Worthen Street, and Rev. Millin at Mount Vernon Street Freewill with an evening concert. Additional notes cover sermons, Bible school, and Young People union meetings across Fifth Street, Branch Street, Chelmsford Street, and Hadley Street.
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George _ street
Church Street
Smith T. Ford
Young People’s Society
Search For Life
Susan Sorabji
India
Worthen
Worthen _ street
Charles R. McNally
School of Life
Saba
Middlesex Street
Branch
Middlesex Streets
Asa Reed Dilts
Sorabji
Fifth Street
Henry W. O. Millington
Paige Street
C. F. Frost
Mount Vernon Street Freewill
Butterfield Street
Mount Vernon Street
Stephen B. Millin
Chelmsford Street
North Billerica
E. E. Scates
Chicago
Hadley St
Church Services at First Appleton and Westminster
Morning services at First Appleton Street corner Davis Street led by Rev James M Craig with 7 o clock hour and titles The Law of God for Man in the morning and The Cardinal Virtues in the evening. Westminster United on Tyler Street with Rev H P Foster offering 10 30 am service and 7 pm evening service and Sunday school at noon titles Our Burden Bearer and The Macedonian Cry.
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Gorham Street
Ellsworth Street
Nathaniel W. Matthews
E. Turner
Moore Street
Bourne Street
Henry A. Hanson
Berean Primitive
Lawrence Street
W. H. Yarrow
Appleton Street
Davis Street
James M. Craig
God
Westminster United
Tyler _ street
H. PB. Foster
Rev Caleb E Fisher and Rev Ransom A Greene Churches
Morning services at 10 30 o clock with Sunday school at noon in both First Hurd Street and Grace Princeton Street churches. Youth program at 6 00 p m and the mornings feature Children’s and Hebrews 6 1 3 respectively.
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Hurd Street
Caleb E. Fisher
Grace
Princeton Street
South Canton Street
Ransom A. Greene
Unitarian church notices and morning services
First Unitarian at First and Merrimack streets holds morning service at 10.45 with Sunday school at noon led by Rev. Charles T. Billings. Free Middlesex Street church between Eliot and South streets presents morning service by Rev. George C. Wright with “Happy in the Habit of Hopefulness.”
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Merrimack Street
John Street
Charles T. Billings
First Unitarian
Philip
Nathaniel
Middlesex Street
Eliot
South Streets
George C. Wright
Parish Mass Schedule Across Three Churches
The notice lists Mass times across St Patrick's Suffolks St, St Peter's Gorham St, and St Joseph's on Lee Street. Rev. William O'Brien Rev Michael Ronan and Rev Joseph Fournier preside with multiple masses from 6 to 9 o'clock and afternoon vesper services.
New Hair Store Ad Offers Private Treatments
Arthur Rhodes announces private rooms for shampooing scalp treatments and removing facial blemishes at 73 Merrimack St Lowell Mass. No charge for examination. services extend from Maine to California. calls for thorough hair care consultation.
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Maine
California
Arthur Rhodes
Rhodes
Merrimack St
Lowell
Mass
Great World Power Sermon and Unique Musical Service
A church announces a special service with the pastor’s subject The Greatest Power in the World and an evening theme The Great Invitation. The Sabbath morning quartet music includes There is a City Great and Strong and unique choir congregation arrangements aim to be intensely interesting and helpful. A bass solo and quartet perform O Worship the Lord, The Mellow Eye is Gliding, and there is a cordial invitation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Lord
Watson
Holden
Morning service and vesper concert at local church
Rev E Victor Bigelow presides at 10 30 am service with theme Giving God a Chance. Newcomers invited. Vespers at 4 30 features Gaul sacred cantata The Holy City by Eliot chorale directed by Prof J W Calderwood Boston with organ introduction and solo numbers by Osmond Long Edna L Craig Maude C Blackmer and Robert Leatham. Sidney R Fleet organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaul
the Holy City
Eliot Chorale
J. W. Calderwood
Boston
Mr. Osmond Long
Edna L. Craig
Maude C. Blackmer
Catholic Mass Schedules Across City Churches
The notice lists multiple parishes with priest names and service times. Immaculate Conception and St Michael's announce early masses, high masses with sermons, children's masses, vespers, and benediction. Sacramental services occur from dawn to late morning with afternoon vespers at several locations.
Y. W. C. A. Notes Highlight Schedule
Gospel service Sunday at 4 pm with evangelist Ralph Gillam. Song service at 7 pm. Girls Bible class Saturday at 5 30 pm. Social Saturday at 7 30 pm. Annual meeting slated for Thursday June 19.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Ralph Gillam
Association
Rev Asa Wilts to Speak at Y M C A Meeting
Rev Asa R Wilts will be the speaker tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock at the Y M C A All men are invited to hear him The hall will be cool and if warm day will doubtless be the coolest place for a meeting in the afternoon Good sir
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Asa R. Wilts
Mr. Wilts
Union Mission and Mission Hall Services Across City Churches
A list of Sunday services across multiple venues including Union Mission on Paige street near Kirk led by Elder W C Westcott with 3 p m services and Union Mission church and Barristers' hall with 3 p m Sunday service, Odd Fellows Hall on Merrimack street at 6 30, Central Mission on Read street with Sabbath exercises at 3 p m, West Sixth Street chapel with sermons by Rev Isaac Lafleur at 10 30 and 7 p m, Coburn Mission on Varnum avenue with 3 p m Sabbath school and Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30, Ayer City Lincoln street near Tanner street with services at 3 and 6 50 p m and Sunday school at 2 p m.
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Union Mission
Paige Street
Kirk
W. C. Westcott
Union Mission Church
Barristers
Odd Fellows
Merrimack Street
Central Mission
First Street
Read Street
West Sixth Street
French Baptist
Isaac Lafleur
Coburn Mission
Varnum Avenue
Ayer City
Lincoln Street
Tanner Street
Evening meeting schedule and morning session tomorrow
Tonight at eight o'clock free and open gathering. Tomorrow three meetings listed with topics Holiness at 10 30 a m Praise at 3 p m and A Way That Seemeth Right at eight p m.
Impure Vinegar Adulteration Warns Retail Buyers
An alert discusses the mixed use of pure cider and low wines in vinegar, warns that adulterated versions imitate cider vinegar in price and appearance. It notes percolating cider vinegar as superior, explains economic motive for dealers, and cites state law requiring 4 percent acidity and 2 percent cider vinegar solids with no artificial coloring.
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United States
Sunday services and church listings in Mead area
Evangelical Lutheran Mead owcroft street Rev J V Soderman pastor services 1030 and 730 Sunday school 9. Christadelphian Ecclesia morning The Gates of Hell. Church of Christ Scientist morning God the Preserver of Man. Church of Scotland service 630. French Baptist corner En Nell and West Sixth I La Fleur pastor. Unity Guild in Church street. People’s church colored Rea and Berwick Praise and song 3 o'clock W H Rousseau pastor.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Meadowcroft Street
J. V. Soderman
Christadelphian Ecclesia
French Baptist Church
Ennell
West Sixth Streets
I. la Fleur
Unity Guild
People’s Church
colored—Rea
Berwick Streets
W. H. H. Rousseau
First Baptist Church Morning Service Details
The First Baptist Church hosts a 10 30 morning service with a sermon on The Search for Life. Music includes The Lost Chord organ, a choir with Be Joyful in the Lord, and a Lord's Prayer response. Evening service at 6 30 features Miss Susan Sorabji from Bombay, with an address and usual song service.
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Sullivan
A. F. French
Silas
Susan Sorabji
India
Bombay
Offertoire
Pine Ee Dubois
Missicn
Frank’r. Rix
Negin
W. H. Pepin
Batister
Avison Baker
First Universalist Church announces children's service
At Hurd Street Rev. C. E. Fisher leads annual children's Sunday with choir offertory solo by Mr. Spellman recitations by school members and baby christenings. School singing and a potted plant gift noted.
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First Universalist Church
Hurd Street
C. E. Fisher
Spellman
State targets cider vinegar adulteration with strict law
The inspector cites long running enforcement against adulterated cider vinegar. From 1883 to 1898 the state health board sampled 1750 vinegars with 927 adulterated, a 53 percent rate. In November 1901 thirty five of forty seven samples were adulterated and two New York manufacturers were enjoined from selling nonconforming products. The inspector warns dealers to comply or face prosecutions to keep Lowell’s market pure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Boat of Health
New York
Lowell
Hood Farm Jerseys sale not a closing out auction
Hood Farm’s recent sale of Jerseys and Berkshires was not a complete clearingout. The herd has grown so large that the sale aimed to reduce herd size to manageable levels, not discard all stock. About three quarters of animals sold had never yielded milk, including bulls and heifers, leaving Hood Farm with roughly 150 Jerseys still in production. Buyers paid high prices, reflecting strong demand for Hood Farm stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood Farm
Jerseys
Berkshires
Hood
Good-Nature in a Package Promotes Meatless Living
A eminent English medical writer links excessive meat to ill temper in England and contrasts it with France and Japan. He argues a meat heavy diet and sedentary life sour home life. The piece promotes grain foods and credits Force cereal as promoting good nature and proper nourishment.
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England
France
Japan
Coronation Celebration Planned in Halifax with Reviews
Halifax hosts a two day coronation festival on June 26 and 27 led by a principal Thursday program featuring military and naval reviews. Boston steamer passengers will arrive June 24 ready for the events along the Plant Line summer activities. Mount Olivet lodge Masons and mining students from the Institute of Technology filled Olivette with standing room only as a new edition of Lights Along the Shore becomes available through Plant Line offices or by mail for a 9 cent stamp via J A Flanders, Boston passenger agent.
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Halifax
Boston
Mount Olivet
Trolley Party at Belle Grove Draws 200 Couples
Merrimack packing room girls organized a trolley party at Belle Grove last night with about 200 couples attending. Attwood's orchestra played 20 numbers while Susie Keough led as general manager and Gertrude Mason, Tina Kelley, Lizzie Lyons served in directing roles. Special cars shuttled attendees to Lowell.
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Merrimack
Belle Grove
Attwood
Susie Keough
Gertrude Mason
Tina Kelley
Lizzie Lyons
Lowell
Muslin Underwear Specials for Saturday at Gallery
A. G. Powlard & Co offers new corset covers for thin waists in three styles, lace trimmed and embroidered with ribbon straps. Prices cut from 1.00 to 0.79, 1.50 to 0.79, and 3.00 to 1.98. Also a cambric chemise gown at 0.49 and lace trimmed skirts at 1.98 and 2.49.
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A. G. Powlard & CO
Wedding Presents from Makers Corner
Attractive wedding gifts are suggested including a handsome framed picture or a beautiful mirror. The message promotes buying these useful items at Makers on the corner, implying it is the best source for tasteful presents.
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Maker's, Corner
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Unitarian
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Suffolk Street
Jefferson Street
William O’brien
St. Peter’s—Gorham Street
Union Street
Michael Ronan
St. Joseph’s
Lee Street
Joseph A. Fournier
Mr. Ci'lam
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Ars
Cong’s Church
George Edward Martin
Eliot Church
Robert Leatham
Sidney R. Fleet
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Salvation Army
First Baptist Church
Church and
George Streets
Smith Thomas Ford
Trolley Party
N. L. Wheeler
Redfern
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Tig
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Adams Hardware & Paint Co
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Conway Transfer Co
Northern Depot
Mitdie and
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