The Resurrection Message in Gospel Truth and Duty
A devotional study reflecting on Matthew 28 18 20 and John Luke Acts and Revelation. The writer emphasizes fear not go and tell the disciples that Christ is risen the commission to teach all nations baptism in the name of the Father Son and Holy Spirit and the promise I am with you always to the end of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Stearns
Gepulcher
Cime
Christ
Jesus
Mary Magdalene
Mary
Galilee
Samuel
Earth
John
Patmos
Hell
Jeremiah
Lord
Mel
Bret
True Friendship and Christ in Endeavor Weekly
Rev S H Doyle outlines keys to true friendship from Proverbs and John Christ as the steadfast friend who heals and supports in need. It urges kindness first, then shared faith, and ends with Bible readings aligning with the Christian Endeavor topic for the week beginning June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Doyle
Christ
Solomon
Mic
Zeph
Temptation to abandon church yields empty houses
A Lutheran quote warns that if members resist giving and unity, the church loses attendance and funds, becoming silent and insolvent. It argues collective action preserves communal worship and stewardship, while individual reluctance leads to decline and potential receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of God
Peace and Truth Foundations in Biblical Counsel
The Presbyterian Messenger states true peace comes from righteousness and condemns false peace cries. It warns against claiming peace when wicked deeds persist and distinguishes between genuine and counterfeit peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Messenger
Mysteries Around Nature and Spirit Highlight Human Limits
A reflection on our limited understanding of nature and the mysteries of spirit. It notes that beliefs remain beliefs, while science only partially reveals truth and much remains unseen like viewing life through dark glass.
Love That Feeds On Heavenly Bread
A devotional sentence from the Episcopal Recorder affirms that true affection for God mirrors divine love. It states love must be nourished by heavenly manna and by love itself, underscoring the soul’s life as reciprocal divine affection.
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Episcopal
Debatable Point Sparks Labeling of Religious Groups
A Jewish Voice opinion asserts that agnostics and so called liberals show far greater intolerance than conservatives of any faith. The remark contrasts perceived tolerance levels among belief groups.
The World Is Blind Quote Inspires Mixed Reactions
A terse aphorism from a Christian text circulates with renewed attention, prompting debate over perception and truth. Readers discuss whether sighted reality or inner conviction shapes understanding, highlighting onlookers’ varied interpretations.
A Simple Madras Gown for the Country from Harper's Bazar
Describes a Madras gown with broad tucks in front framing a black satin plastron, a pointed girdle and cuffs in contrasting Dresden colors, a fitted back waist, and a four-tuck peasant skirt. Includes hat and parasol details and material estimates of 12 yards Madras and 1 yard satin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Bazar
Harper's Bazar
Madras
Clergymen Thoughts on Sunday Services Across Congregations
A collage of sermon topics and church events lists subjects for Sunday morning and evening services at Branch Street Tabernacle Westminster Presbyterian Christadelphia Ecclesia Highland Middlesex Chelmsford Street First Congregational First Unitarian First Trinitarian Pawtucket Paige Street Church St. Paul's Free Church Immanuel Baptist and others. Details include Baptism, Children’s Day concerts, and a 2.30 pm French service, with exchanges between Westminster and Eliot churches and notes on Sunday school concerts and a Y M C A address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Street Tabernacle
Christ
Abel
Westminster Presbyterian
Christadelphia Ecclesia
Highland Congregational
Fifth Street Baptist
Middlesex Chapel
Worthen Street Methodist
Isaiah
Chelmsford Street
First Unitarian
Pawtucket
Paige Street
First Presbyterian
Highland Methodist
First Church of Christ
Jesus
First Baptist
Worthen
Street Baptist
St. Paul’s
Free ‘Church
Immanuel Baptist
St. Paul’s Church
Oaklands Mission
French Baptist Mission
J. H. Paradis
M. BE. Dhurch
Immanuel Baptist Church
den. W. L. Floyd
First Baptist Church
T. Ford
C. E. Mallory
Bowley Green
Special services and strange faces in the pulpits
Church calendar lists Rev S Ingersoll Briant at First Congregational Westboro for a morning service with a children’s session and baptism. Rev Duncan Salmond at First Primitive Methodist, Eli Turner at 6 30, Rev O H Denney at Lincoln and Tanner mission at 3. Paige Street Baptist hosts morning Children's Day, Grace Universalist baptism and dedication, Second Church of Christ in Odd Fellows hall at 10 30, Chelmsford Street Baptist hosts praise and gospel service. Columbia Council 33 0 43 A M Loyal Legion and Daughters of Liberty attend John Street Methodist with a 6 30 p m service. Centralville Methodist marks Children's Day on Sunday June 19 with a pastor led morning sermon for children.
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S. Ingersoll Briant
Westboro
First Congregational Church
Duncan Salmond
First Primitive Methodist Church
Eli Turner
O. H. Denney
Lincoln and
Tanner Streets
Paige Street Baptist Church
Grace Universalist Church
Second Church of Christ
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Chelmsford Street Baptist Church
Columbia Council
West Sixth Street
Tisaac B. Leclaire
Union Mission Church
Barristers
Odd Fellows
Merrimack Street
Central Mission
First
Read Street
New Church
Bay State Hall
Central Street
Ager City
Lincoln Street
Tanner Street
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Pollard Building
Palmer Street
Advent Christian
Grand Street
Old
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Meadowcroft Street
J. V. Soderman
Morning and Evening Service at First Baptist Church
Corner Church and George Streets hosts morning service at 10 30 with organ preludes and anthems by Vincent French McPhail Nevin Pepin and Reid farewell sermon titled Statutes and Songs Evening service at 6 30 features a song service single soprano solo Now the Day is Over and sermons The Banquet of Sin directed by J Avison Baker вит
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. French
McPhail
Nevin
W. H. Pepin
W. T. Reid
Mrs. Pep
Evening Services and Concert at Local Church
The church outlines an evening service beginning with chants by the choir and a contralto solo. The June sermon title is The Lucky and the Un lucky. The choir will perform Praise Ye the Lord and Rock of Ages with responses by Rix. Morning and evening services will be shortened for the rest of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foote
Ye the Lord
Geibel
Rock of Ages
Dudley Buck
Rix
Rev Fisher leads Sunday service and programs at church
Rev. C. E. Fisher will conduct the morning service at 10 30 with Children's Sunday exercises by the school and a musical program by the choir followed by baptism of children. A Young People's meeting is scheduled at 7 with a song by the pastor and the subject Longfellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Fisher
Sacred Heart Services At St Patrick’s Church
Sacred Heart feast observed with large congregations in city churches. At St Patrick’s Lowell, Rev Thomas Gasson preached on devotion as antidote to materialism, urging charity and heavenly joy. Clergy blessed crosses and diplomas as children led processions and sang hymns, followed by staff and soloists. Immaculate Conception also held a consecrated service with a new shrine blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of the Sacred Heart
St. Patrick's Church
Lowell
Thomas Gasson
Boston
Fr. Gasson
M. J. Leonard
League
Holy Ghost
Mabel Ware Murphy
Jesus
Lord
Henry Alexander Kapp
Millard
Church of the Immaculate Conception
William D. Joyce
Sunday Religious Services Across Chelmsford and Vicinity
A consolidated notice lists church services for numerous denominations in Chelmsford and nearby areas. It names pastors, service times, Sunday schools, and special meetings at Union Free Baptist Barkstown hall Immanuel Baptist Blossom street Worthen Street Baptist Branch street Tabernacle Paige street Freewill Mount Vernon Freewill Fifth street Baptist and many others including Episcopal Presbyterian Universalist Unitarian Catholic and minority congregations with varied schedules throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelmsford Street
H. Lockhart
Union Free Baptist Church
Barkstown Hall
Central Street
W. A. Morang
Immanuel Baptist
Blossom Street
Thomas S. Sayer, Jr
Young People’s Meeting
Worthen Street Baptist
Bowley Green
Young People’s
Branch Street Tabernacle
C. B. Mallory
Youngs People's Meeting
Paige Street Freewill
A. E. Wilson
Astor Elect
Mount Vernon Freewill
Denney
Fifth Street Baptist
Henry W
Millington
Wiest
Smith Thomas Ford
Paige St. F. B. Church Service Summary
Morning service led by Rev. A. S. Wilson with children of the Sunday school choir and congregation. Organ music and selections followed by choir performances. Solo by Miss Rutherford. Sermon titled The Sceptic Answer. The program includes quartettes and choruses such as Arise Shine Lead Thou Me On Heavenly Father.
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Paige ST. F. B
Wilson
Miss Rutherford
Bartlett to Lead Morning and Evening Services
Rev. W. A. Bartlett pastor. Morning service at 10 30. Evening service at 45. The pastor will preach both morning and evening. The morning subject Im mortality. The choir will sing God.
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W. A. Bartlett
Worthen Street Epworth League To Present An Evening
This evening the Worthen Street Epworth League offers music readings and singing for entertainment. The 4 o’clock service continues tomorrow. Tuesday evening an outing is planned with a trolley ride to a suburb town. A special car will be chartered. meet at the square at 6 30. Fare is 10 cents with optional lunch to be taken aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthen Street Epworth League
Forethought and thrift in horse owners advice card
A short moral urging prudent management and planning to seize favorable chances. It recommends keeping Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at home to avoid costly doctor bills, citing Ellingwood & Co selling it at Merrimack Central and Middlesex Central corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central
Middlesex
Bread Price Riddle Sparks Speculator Debate
A phil anthropist questions why bread prices rose, while a speculator defends himself saying after gaining control of all the wheat, prices rose on their own. The Washington Star quotes the exchange, highlighting tensions between market manipulation claims and price outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Notice to depositors of Merrimack River Savings Bank
In accordance with Public Statutes section 47 chapter 17 Acts of 1894 the depositors are requested to present their books for verification between July 1 and August 11 inclusive N G Lamson treasurer
Probate Court cites heirs in Spellan estate case
Middlesex Probate Court at Cambridge requires heirs next of kin and creditors to appear on June 28 1898 at nine in the forenoon to show cause why administration should not be granted to Margaret Spellan of Lawrence New York. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Lowell Daily Courier. Judge Charles J McIntire signed the citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Spellan
Abbib KE
Lawrence
New York
Margaret Spellan
Cambridge
Lowell Daily Courier
Lowell
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Sheriff Sale in Lowell on Parker Street Property Auction
Massachusetts Middlesex 88 May 24 1898 public auction June 25 1895 at 4 PM at Barristers Hall Lowell to satisfy Thomas H Harkins attachment. Describes parcel on Parker street 147 lot in Lowell Highlands plan recorded 1873 4 Book 3 Plan 13 bounded by lots 146 142 123 and 148 containing about 6800 sq ft. Property listed with details and deed references and Deputy Sheriff George F Stiles.
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Barrister’s Hall
Merrimack
Central Streets
Lowell
Thomas H. Harkins
Parker Street
Lowell Highlands
G. Parker
G. W. Young
Fred R. Page
Middlesex North District Registry of Deeds
Middlesex North District Registry of
George F. Stules
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Mr. Stearns
Christian Endeavor
Corner Church
George Streets
Vincent
First Universalist Church
Sacred Heart Services
Baptist
T. Curnick
M. B
J. W. Higeine
St. Paul’s M. F
L. W. Staples
Central M. E
Jeln Street
W. H. Meredith
Epworth League
Centralvidle Methodist
Isridge
Hildreth Streets
J. A. Bowler
Primitive Methodist
Key
N. W. Mathews
Berean
Moors Street
Lawrence Street
Rev. S. Darlington
Mechanics Hall
Geo. F. Wennwott
London Stree
C. E. Poole
Kirk Street
O. K
John Street
Geo. H. Johnnson
French Congregational
Fletcher and Bowers Streets
Dg. A. Cote
High Street
C. W. Huntington
Willis D. Leland
Hillside
Dracut
L. Baker
Y. P
C. BB
Eliot
Summer Street
J. M. Greene
D. D
C. EY
Highland
Charles L. Merriam
Entee
Samuel M. Dick
Ph. PD
Y.P
C. E
House of Prayer
Walker Street
Wilson Waters
Presbyterian
Westminster
Tyler Street
D. A. McPhie
Appleton Street
Universalist
First Universalist
Hurd Street
Y. P.C. U. Até. Grace
R. A. Greene
Unitarian
Charles T. Billings
Unity Meeting House
Church Street
St. Patrick’s
St. Peter's
Gorham Street
Michael Rowan
Sacred Heart
Moore Street
Oblate Fathers
St. Jean Baptiste
St. Joseph’s
Church of Immaculate Conception
Free Church
Middlesex Street
South
George ©. Wright
Union Mission
Kirk
W. C. Westcott
Kirk Street Church
The
Courier
Merrimack River Savings Bank
N. G. Lamson
Po Btecewintsabiboensus, OF
Massachussetts
S. Nl. Folsom, Register
Sheriffs Sale
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Merrimack Square
Sewall G. Mack
Jacob Rogers
Sam
L E. Raymond
Levi Sprague
Alexander G. Cumnock
George
Motley
Edward M. Tucke
James Francis
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