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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1902

Page

5

New Digestive Cure Promises Permanent Dyspepsia Relief

An advertised remedy claims to cure dyspepsia and related digestive diseases without drugs or enzymes. It touts renewing gastric juices to restore natural digestion and offers a two day trial with money back if it fails. Sold by Ellingwood & Co. at Central and Merrimack streets, Lowell MA.

Ellingwood & Co Corner Central Merrimack Street Lowell Masse Merrick Ellingwood Merrimack Central Streets

Boston Subways Delayed by Prolonged Legislative Hurdles

Special Legislative Correspondence from Boston notes the House stalled on the subway bill, delaying en grossment while the Senate faced scheduling doubts. Hagberg and lobbyists worked to keep the measure alive, with amendments debated amid broader fights over labor cash mandates and a proposed new sanatorium in Massachusetts. Senator Sullivan sided with labor measures. the Rutland sanatorium complicates funding, prompting pushback from the House.

Boston House Senate Beavers Bunker Hill State House Committee On Metropolitan Affairs Worcester Washburn and Moen Company M. J. Sullivan Massachusetts State Board of Charity Ways and Means Rutland Commonwealth W. T. A. Fitzgerald Mann

Religious school program and Sabbath observance remarks

A church program featured recitations and songs by Lizzie Farnham Ruth Flanders Albert Evans Doris Childs Mildred Emerison and others. After exercises Pastor Rev C B Fisher spoke and the choir sang We Suffer Little Children to Come Unto Me. The sermon urged keeping the Sabbath and discussed electric cars on Sunday.

Lizzie Farnham Genevieve Lawrence C. BE. Fisher Crowe

St Anthony Feast Celebrated By Portuguese Community

The Portuguese of Gorham Street celebrated St Anthony’s Feast at St Anthony Church with three morning masses, First Communion for about 50 children, and a solemn high mass. The ceremony featured an augmented choir, Portuguese colors, and a Benediction processional. Evening vespers followed with renewal of baptismal vows by the children.

St. Anthony Gorham Street Sodality of the Sacred Heart Sodality John Rosa M.A. Silva Fall River M. C. Terra Provincetown Fr. Rosa Peter A. Clune Kyrie Zwing Hamel Rosewig Generali John McNabb Hannah Kilkenney William F. Thornton Edward Martin Lulu Ginty Terra Silva Rosa Society of the Blessed Sacrament

Sunday Observance explores Sabbath debate at Worthen Street Baptist

Rev C R McNally discusses changing Sabbath concepts from Puritan strictness to a continental view. He argues Jesus made the Sabbath for man and calls for one day in seven for rest and spiritual activity, noting the binding of the Sabbath to those lacking the Master.

Rev. C. R. McNally Worthen Street Baptist Church Jesus

For Rent and Sale Ad In Chelmsford Area

To rent five rooms in good repair near the mills seven rooms in Middlesex street eight dollars per month. Best furnished rooms in the city for rent. For sale a two acre place in Chelmsford with fruit, new buildings, a seven room cottage and stable plus hen house priced at 1600 dollars. T. H. Elliott, 64 Central Street. Tel 908-2.

Middlesex Street Chelmsford T. H. Elliott Central Street

St Pauls M E Children’s Day Exercises Delight Crowd

The St Pauls Methodist church held Children’s Day exercises last evening at 6 30. The church was filled with friends as little ones performed with pride. Floral arches and evergreens decorated the pulpit area. The program featured processional anthem greetings readings prayers songs and various recitations by Peery and other pupils. After the benediction the children carried away potted plants in sizable loads, a pleasing scene of the day’s event.

St. Paul’s Methodist Church Lillian Mooney Geo. B. Deane Peery Robert Money Agra Fessenden Elizabeth Campbell Doris Williamson Doris Williamson; “Old Mother Earth,” Eva Harriman Louise, Best Mabel Peverill

Eliot Chorale Sings The Holy City at Eliot Church

The Eliot church yesterday hosted a large congregation as the Eliot chorale with the church quartet offered selections from Gaul in a sacred cantata The Holy City The choir trained by Prof J W Calderwood of Boston showed notable progress and aims to include more male voices next fall Highlights included No Shadows Yonder Thine Is the Kingdom and Eye Hath Not Seen soloists Osmond Long Edna L Craig Maude C Blackmer and Robert Leatham delivering demanding pieces The Sanctus and benediction were well received with organ preludes by Sidney R Fleet and strong ensemble accompaniment by the quartet and chorus

Eliot Church Eliot, Chorale Quartette Gaul The Holy City J. W. Calderwood Boston Osmond Long Edna L. Craig Maude C. Blackmer Robert Leatham Sidney. R. Fleet

Debt Raising Effort At Immanuel Baptist Church

Immanuel Baptist Church on Blossom Street reports progress in paying a $31,500 debt tied to the church building. Rev. Robert F. True preached on The Present Duty of the Church and urged funds. Pledges from morning service totaled 495 dollars, Sunday school 100, evening 18, plus 613 to date. Various groups set contributions of 100, 50, and 25 dollars. Senior Sunday school classes pledged 78 dollars. A Thanksgiving celebration plans a full victory assistance from outside friends.

Immanuel Baptist Church Blossom Street Robert F. True Ladies’ Aid Society

Local Pastor Delivers Morning And Evening Sermons

The pastor Rev George Edward Martin D D preached both morning and evening. The morning subject was The.

George Edward Martin

Faith as the foundation of life and conduct

Dr. Martin emphasizes faith as the sole foundation motive and supreme controller of life linking to hope and salvation. He warns against relegating faith to religion and notes faith guides judgment affections and will and binds humanity through commerce and personal trust. The evening service featured meaningful scripture, hymns, and solos celebrating the invitation to come unto Christ.

Dr. Martin Christ Martin Miss Wetmore Burns

Tewksbury Baptist Reopens After Repairs With Children's Day

North Tewksbury Baptist church reopened after weeks of repairs with a Children’s Day service. The newly installed electric lighting illuminated the decorated auditorium while Mrs. Peirce organized a well received program led by the Sunday school children.

North Tewksbury Baptist Church

Children’s Day Observed at Centre Congregational Dracut

At Centre Congregational church in Dracut a Children’s Day service featured a rose decorated auditorium with a large Christ picture. The program, arranged by Mrs George Fox Miss Jennie Coburn Calvin Richardson and Arthur Colburn, included recitations songs and readings by numerous children and a closing plant distribution to attendees.

Centre Congregational Church Christ George Fox Jennie Coburn Calvin Richardson Arthur Colburn Ruby Peabody Stella Stanley Peulah Shaw Hattie Fox Clarence Fox Mabel Worth Edith Yates Ida Brooks Esther Green Marion Fox Bernice Huntly Grace Weltz Bessie Porter Lizzie Smith Lillian McDonald Mae McDonald Harold McLane Lena Mansur Elsie Harvey Jesus Jesus,” Nettie Harvey Sunshine Mabel Coburn Georgie Holmes Sarah Cardell Sadie Jones Hazel Bunker Superintendent Richardson

Breen Dies in City at 36

In this city on June 15 at 102 Charles Street died William Breen aged 36. The body was taken to the undertaker C. H. Moljoy for burial preparations.

This Week Only Free Tooth Brush Offer

This Week Only. Good tooth brush free with one 25c bottle of Dow's Tooth Powder. A. W. Dows & Co. Two stores.

Dows A. W. Dows & Co

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