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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1905
Page
4
Reverend C. W Deckham presides at Grand Street with morning sermon Our Lord's Great Prophecy, sixth in the series, and evening sermon The Fallacy of Human Excuse.
Owing to other work the Courier Citizen cannot take church notices by phone. Send notices to the office early Friday. St Paul’s Junc Hurd and Warren: morning service 10:30, Sunday school 12, evening 6:30. sermons The Great Necessity for Christian Development and Three Crosses. Worthen Worthen Street Methodist: morning 10:30, Junior league 4, Epworth league 5:30, evening 6:30. Herrick preaches at 10:30 on Sabbath Desecration. People's service 6:30. Wesley Church Runels building Merrimack and Bridge: morning 10:30, Sunday school 12, holiness meeting 3, evening 6:30. prayer Thursday 7:30.
A long listing of morning and evening services at numerous churches in Branch Street Middlesex area and surrounding towns. It notes pastors such as Rev Asa Reed Dilts Rev Albert E Kenyon Rev D B Martin Rev Isaac LaFleur Rev Orville Coats Rev Robert F True and others. Also includes Sunday school times young people's meetings and special events like Bible school concerts and children’s programs.
A condensed list shows each church on Moore to Peter streets with pastors named and schedules including first masses, additional masses, high mass with sermon, Sunday school, and vespers. Notable churches listed include Sacred Heart, Holy Trinity, Immaculate Conception, St Anthony’s, St Jean Baptiste, St Joseph’s, St Michael’s, St Patrick’s, St Louis’s, and St Peter’s with specific mass times.
Eliot Summer street corner of Fav or street Rev E Victor Bigelow pastor Rev J M Greene D D pastor emeritus Morning service at 10 30 Sunday.
A Lowell appeal warns kidney trouble is hidden behind aches and back pain and can lead to diabetes or Bright's Disease. Doan's Kidney Pills are praised by Susan J. Melvin of Hereford Place for seven years of relief and consistent results. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
A list of morning and evening worship times for multiple churches in Chelmsford Dracut Tyngsboro Pawtucket and surrounding areas. Entries include service times Sunday school Y P S C E and sermon topics such as The Church in Philadelphia Doing the Impossible Gods Appeal For Mans Faith and The Pilgrims Battle With Apollyon.
Middlesex Hall at Palmer Street hosts a morning service at 10 45. The First Church of Christ Scientist presents a morning sermon on the subject Christian Science.
St Annes at Kirk and Merri mark streets offers Trinity Sunday sermon and holy communion at 10:30 AM with evening prayer and sermon at 7 PM and Sunday school at noon. House of Prayer holds low mass at 8 AM and high mass at 10:45. St Johns Gorham Street north of the courthouse has morning service at 10 AM, Sunday school at noon, and evening service at 6:30 PM communion first and third Sundays and on major festivals. All Saints Chelmsford schedules include service and sermon at 10:45 AM, Sunday school at 12, evening service at 7, Holy Communion at 10 AM first Sunday of month and 10:45 AM thereafter.
Swedish Meadowcroft street near Moore street lists Rev P E Asley pastor. Sunday school at 9, morning service at 10 30, and evening service at 7. Services emphasize worship and community gathering.
Local church notices list services at Berean P M Church Central Methodist Centralville M E First Pentecostal First Primitive First Swedish Highland and more. Multiple pastors including Rev R E Gornal Rev W W Shenk Rev E D Lupien and Rev Geo Whitaker lead with morning and evening preaching daily and Sunday school at various times.
Local religious notices list Sabbath and Sunday services at Central Mission Varnum Avenue Collinsville Union Mission and multiple missions including French Methodist Episcopal and Plymouth Mission. Services at 2:30 and 3 p m with Sunday schools at 3 and 12 noon. Holy Communion on fifth Sundays. seating free and open to all. addresses include Central Merrimack Paige and Wood's Corner with pastors Rev Edmund D Lupien and Rev J H Mansfield among others.
Rev. George C. Wright leads a church service at Free Church Middlesex Street near South. The sermon caption reads Four Great Gifts of God to n and aims to inspire reflection for attendees.
Rev James M Craig pastor delivers morning service at 10 30 with Sunday school at noon and evening service at 7 o clock The Gospel s View of Life Glorification by Death and The Fading Flower form the Sunday program Special choir music and free seating all welcome at First Appleton Davis corner.
Morning service at 10 30. Y P C E at 6. Grace Princeton Street corner South Canton Street pastor Rev Ransom A Greene. Morning service 10 30 Sunday school 12 noon Children’s Sunday noted.
Rev Charles T Billings, pastor conducts services at 10.4 with Sunday school after the morning service. Morning sermon by Prof W W Fenn of Harvard Divinity School. title The School of Life.
First Spiritualist society joins Grand Union at Unity camp Saugus leaving at 7 45 a m. Church of Scotland Odd Fellows Building Middlesex street, Mr W J Campbell preaches at 10 3 a m. Evangelical Tyngsboro without settled pastor morning service 10 45, Sunday school 12, Y P S C ER 6 30, evening 7. Seventh Day Adventists old Highland hall Branch street Sabbath school 2, Bible study 3. A M E Zion Church Middlesex street Sabbath school 3, young people's 6, preaching 7 30 by pastor. Salvation Army No 33 Shattuck Street public meeting Saturday 8, Sunday praise 5 00, Salvation meeting 8 00. All welcome.
Corner of Church and George Streets hosts Evening Service at 6 with sermons by Rev C C S Wallace and Rev Harry Taylor. Prelude Andante Pastorale and Anthem The Heavens Declare accompany Gabriel Soprano Solo Fear Not Ye Israel. Sunday school follows with Message of the Risen Christ and classes at 6:30 led by Rev Taylor on Spiritual Blindness and Its Cures.
Monday June 19 marks the fifth year of optical work in Lowell. The shop will begin offering eye examinations with modern methods and affordable glasses today. Parlors open day and evening for those who have not yet experienced the best in vision care.
Caswell Optical Co hosts a musical program with baritone solo One Sweetlings Solemn Thought and quartet Softly Fades the Twilight Ray featuring Mrs Pepin Miss Miller Mr Miller and Mr Howard. Postlude March in B Fiat. Silas Vestry meeting follows the evening service. Come
Morning service led by Reverend Charles T. Billings with Professor W W Kenn of Harvard Divinity School delivering the sermon. Musical program features Miss Ethel C Ranger soprano, Mrs F L Roberts contralto, Mr A Mixon tenor, Mr Charles D Paige bass and director, and Mr Wilfred Kershaw organist with selections including Abide With Me and Judge Me Oh God.
Rev George Edwin Martin leads morning worship at 10 30 with readings and hymns. Mr Frank Charles assists with violin solos. Bible school at noon and First Street mission at 3 pm. Evening service at 6 30 features sermons The Transformed and Transfigured Sheep and music including While Thee I Seek and O Jesus Thou Art Standing.
Rev Ransom A Greene will ordain George Henry Homes into Christian ministry at Grace Church on Wednesday evening June 21 at 7 30. Rev C Elrood Nash of Boston preaches the sermon. Rev Ransom A Greene of Grace Church extends church fellowship and Rev C E Fisher of First Church offers the ordaining prayer. Guilmant
The First Universalist Church on Hurd Street invites all ages to a 10:20 morning service featuring the sermon The School of Life. The program includes Jubilate, Rejoice Greatly, Lift Thine Eyes from Elijah, with Woodward Trio and soloists Mrs Sherburne Mrs Gelino and Mr Miller. Sunday school and Bible class follow. cordial invitation to all.
Poem and short notices discuss Rockefeller status, wealth, and philanthropy amid criticism of greed and “blood money” claims. The piece contrasts Rockefeller’s rise from poverty with calls that clergymen and critics profit from or oppose philanthropy, ending with railway fare promotions tied to fairs and conventions.
A brief ad notes ham mocks and ice cream freezers as seasonable goods with cut prices to save money. Dickson's Tea Store located at 68 Merrimack Street markets these items to shoppers.
Cal-cura Solvent claims rapid dissolution of stones and gravel, prevents uric acid sediments, expels gall stones, and improves liver action while curing constipation. It guarantees refunds if not curing, with 98 in 100 claimed cured, and requires druggists sell with the money-back promise. A. W. Dows & Co. backing.
Lowell General Hospital becomes one of New England's best equipped as the June 21 dedication marks completion funded by Frederick Fanning Ayer. The event includes a 3 pm graduation, a 4 pm dedication with a key ceremony, and plans for future wards and a children’s building.
Fraternal Ladd and Whitney circle of Ladies of the G A R met at Post 185 with vice president Mrs Georgie Burtt presiding in Miss Ford's absence. A Memorial Day thanks from Post 185, an invitation from Wauhatchie No 10, and address by Mrs May Lee De Sorgher were noted. A strawberry festival followed with entertainment by young First Congregational Church members including a farce The Pedlars Parade and musical numbers. Court Wamesit elected officers. Adelard Dube won a barrel of flour. Lowell Association Stationary Engineers elected officers for the year.
The report lists officers secretary A L Mestrade treasurer W H Quigley financial secretary W H Yeomans conductor A Cadarette door keeper M Powers trustee H L Bradford with three delegates elected for the national convention in Louisville Ky President T N Kelsey W H Quigley J J Markham and alternates A Cadarttte W H Yeomans I M Hansom.
The Y W C A lists a 4 pm gospel service in the new John street building with Miss Ethel Wotton singing. A 7 pm Twilight service led by Miss Bennett, a Junior Sunshine Club at 3 pm in the new junior room, and a K T P Bible class at 4 pm with Miss Rutherford. A 7 45 pm musicale by Mrs Irene Pindarer win with a ladies orchestra. Rev Harry Taylor cannot attend Sunday gospel meeting. Mrs G E B Martin leads and reads the Nicodemus story.
Miss Rose Elizabeth Morris was graduated from the training school for nurses at St. John's hospital last night. Sister Agnes presented the diploma and cap with band as the pupil nurses celebrated the occasion with the customary reception and good time.
An advertisement warns that neglecting kidney disorders is deadly and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a cure for bright's disease diabetes and other kidney and bladder troubles. It cites Falls Burkinshaw Storey Davis Square A E Storey Co and Ellingwood Co. Also notes Tarpon at 124 Central Street offering large mackerel and boiled lobsters.
An advertisement proclaims RESTORINE as a superior hair tonic curing dandruff and scalp irritation, stopping hair loss and promoting new growth. Testimony from Mary A. Nason claims faded yellow gray hair and renewed fullness, with the product sold by druggists and barbers for five cents per bottle. Sample requests and wholesale availability are noted with addresses in Boston.
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