Children’s Day Observed in Universalist Churches
Universalist congregations held Children’s Day with morning services honoring the little ones. Floral decor at First Universalist and a program including anthems, readings, recitations by Jack Dow Gladys Brown Gertrude Lane Edward Jenkins Harry Brown Benjamin Ranlett Mary Stone and addresses by Rev. C. E. Fisher. Potted plants were given to the children.
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First Universalist
Jack Dow
Gladys Brown
Gertrude Lane
Edward Jenkins
Harry Brown
Benjamin
Grace church displays abundant floral decorations and services
At Grace church an elaborate display of wild and cultivated flowers filled the chancel. Decorations were organized by Henry H. Harris and a list of ladies. A child program of songs and recitations directed by Supt. George A. Gardner and Miss Helen A. Stillings accompanied nine infant dedications to the Lord.
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Grace Church
Henry H. Harris
Lizzie G. Dayton
L. Belle Hard
Lillian W. Hard
Cora Wilson
Brenda Pettingill
Alice Starbird
Ae W. H. Hard
Helen Lavelle
George A. Gardner
R. A. Greene
Helen A. Stillings
Children’s day observed at Paige Street Free Baptist
Rain failed to dampen turnout as Paige Street Free Baptist held a children’s day with a full program. Processional song We’re Marching Through Zion impressed the crowd while solos recitations and department exercises showcased graduates from primary to junior divisions under Rev. A. E. Wilson.
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Paige Street Free Baptist Church
Zion
Viola Marshall
Stella Marshall
Edith Chapman
Harris Lathrop
A. E. Wilson
Elsie Grant
Lottie Evans
Carrie Meister
Pred Tedford
Clarence Perham
Harry Lothrop
Ensley Armstrong
Roy Trench
Clayton Kimball
Mildre Brennan
Isabelle Wiggin
Eeith Chapman
Eva Hunt
Irma’ Brock
Rena Brock
Mabel Colwell
Ada Brown
Grace Schermerhorn
Carrie Evans
Bessie Evans
Centralville M. E. Church Hosts Large Children’s Day
Despite threatening weather Centralville M. E. church drew a large crowd for a children's day concert. The program featured an evergreen arch, a panel reading Unto Me, an anthem, guided readings by a Sunday school, prayers by the pastor, recitations by listed children, choir singing, and class exercises led by Mrs. Bowler and Marion Bowler with G. W. Titus in charge.
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Centralville M. E
Ethel Brunell
Alice Jenkins
Ellen Jenkins
Russel M. Fox
Bertie Hibbard
Robbie Fedadmonds
Harold Kerr
Effie Morris
Arthur Booth
Bessie Johnson
Roy Mills
Sermon on Immortality and Luck in June Series at Kirk Street
The Kirk Street church morning sermon discussed immortality with quotations from scientists, while the evening address titled The Lucky and the Unlucky argued against luck and special privileges. It urged hard work and godliness as key to real success and noted the value of a simple life on a farm and the strain on women from high calling careers.
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Kirk Street
Alexander
Caesar
Sulla
Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do with thy might
It extols living faithfully in any small sphere as true success and notes managers seek determined young men. It cites biblical guidance about prosperity for the godly and encourages self-reliant effort for influence and advancement.
John Street Church Hosts Home Mission Offering
Despite heavy rain John Street Church emphasized its annual home missionary Sunday with speaker Mr. Johnson, now two years on the state home missionary society executive. He recounted the national society meeting in Cleveland stressing urgent work in great cities to counter corruption and barbarism. He noted Lowell as a field needing generous support and highlighted multilingual missions. A collection was taken and next Sunday’s offering will continue the fund. The pastor will exchange pulpit duties with Miss Sarah Dixon of Tyngsboro Congregational Church.
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John Street
Johnson
State Home Missionary Society
National Society
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr. Post
St. Louis
West
Lowell
Home Missionary Society
Cause of Name Missions
Sarah Dixon
Congregational Church
Tyngsboro
Value of Education sermon at First Trinitarian Church
Rev George F Kenn gott spoke on The Value of an Education noting students face sacrifices and the rise of independent study. He urged perseverance, moral character, and church school linkages while stressing education shapes life and eternity with Christ guidance. Rev Smith Thomas Ford preached at First Baptist church last night.
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George F. Kenngott
First
Trinitarian Church
Gladstone
Rev. Smith Thomas Ford
First Baptist Church
Banquet of Sin sermon warns of doom for transgression
A preacher condemns sin using Bible and history examples, urging youths to abandon Satan’s tools and avoid the banquet of sin. He cites natural law for holy living, noting those who wreck lives face their own penalties and urging choice of truth, hope, and heaven.
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Satan
Visions of seraphim and the Holy Spirit in Isaiah sermon
Rev Dr Curnick preaches on Isa VI and the live coal symbol of atonement, the Holy Spirit, and Sin’s purging. He compares lives to volcanos, urging casting out idols and seeking the Spirit to empower service, citing Isaiah I will go, send me.
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Dr. Curnick
Isa
God
Christ
Isaiah
Children Observance at First Congregational Church
Sunday services at the First Congregational church featured fitting decorations including a laurel arch with the inscription Suffer Little Children to Come Unto Me. An evening letter from Capt. Greig at Camp Alger dated June 10 conveyed thanks for favors. The Junior Y P S C E voted to send bandana handkerchiefs to Co. M at Camp Alger.
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First Congregational Church
Greig
Camp Alger
Co. M
Catholic Church Under Assault Is Denounced In Sermon
Rev. W. D. Joyce preached on modern assaults against Catholicism at Immaculate Conception Church noting persecution across nations and urging Catholics to live faithfully. He defended the church’s global duty and loyalty to country as the choir, directed by Mr. P. P. Haggerty, sang Mozart’s Twelfth Mass.
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Immaculate Conception
M. D. Joyce
O. M. IL
Joyce
United States
P. P. Haggerty
Pleasing Y M C A entertainment for St Johns hospital
A large audience enjoyed a diverse program at the Y M C A hall on Stackpole street last night. Mrs Ware organized the Pennsylvania table for the forthcoming colonial bazaar. a dozen numbers featured vocal and instrumental performances by local talent including Mrs C M Williams Miss Mary Gorman Mr James A Murphy Mr T B Boulger and Mrs Julia Twomey Reynolds with contributions by Miss Helen Brogan and others. The show entertained the crowd and supported the hospital fundraiser.
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Y. M. C. I. Hall
Stackpole Street
Pennsylvania Table
St. John's Hospital
Ware
C. M. Williams
Mary Gorman
James A. Murphy
T. B. Boulger
Fire Alarm at 52 Bridge Street Boarding House
An alarm from box 18 at 6 45 am reported a small fire in the rear top floor of the three story brick boarding house at 52 Bridge street occupied by Edward Bushey. Damage nominal. Cause unknown. Property owned by George B White of Boston and insured.
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Bridge Street
Edward Bushey
George B. White
Boston
Massachusetts Mohair Plush Club Defeats North Billerica At Fordway Park
The newly organized Massachusetts Mohair Plush Club cricket team beat North Billerica by 83 runs at Fordway Park, Billerica. Thomas Southam starred with the bat, Chas Aveyard took three for five, and Brooke Southam and Hutchinson led strong bowling for the Mohair club.
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Massachusetts Mohair Plush Co. Cricket Club
North Billerica Club
Fordway Park
Billerica
Thomas Southam
Chas. Aveyard
Brooke Southam
Hutchinson
North Billerica
Emeralds Clash With South Ends Ends Abruptly at Fairgrounds
In Saturday's game at the Fairgrounds the Emeralds led from the start but a sixth inning out call on Donovan at home by Umpire Lynch sparked controversy. Merritt was ordered out after heated remarks, the South Ends protested to league officials, and the Emeralds, paced by Rourk on the mound, held the edge as Hoffman and Sticks contributed solid at bats and defense.
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The
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Union Emerald
Rourk
Carter
Lawrence
Will. Hoffman
Stirks
Kane
McGuane
Malone
Cnet
Hoffman
Maguire
O Whalen
McVey
Reagan
Qualey
Ledwidge
Fratus
Carter P
South Tfnds
Davis Maguire
Tal -Gunner Hoffman
John J. Lynch
Bunting Club suffers heavy defeat at Merrimac eleven
The United States Bunting cricket club visited Lawrence Saturday afternoon and lost to Merrimac eleven by 184 for nine wickets to 44. The match, played for Lawrence General hospital, drew a large attendance and raised a neat sum. J. Smith scored 55 not out for Merrimac, with other standout contributions from Hird and Greenwood.
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United States
Lowell High School Narrowly Loses 15–14 in 10 Inning Affair
Lowell High School faced Red Stockings of North Andover at Glen Forest grounds on Saturday afternoon in a 10 inning clash. The Red Stockings triumphed 15 to 14 after a high scoring extra frame.
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Lowell
Glen Forest
Lowell High School
Red Stockings
North Andover
Glen Forest Grounds
Lowell High
French thrift judged by English writer’s sharp critique
An English writer criticizes French housekeepers for “pernicious economy” in thrift. He derides meagre meals and soups, noting soup meat and boot heel anecdotes as emblematic. American travelers corroborate fatigue with soup dishes, while praising flavoring and garnishing in French cooking.
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New York Post
Thompson Hardware Flag Offer For Fourth Of July
Thompson Hardware promotes a limited time flag sale for the Fourth of July urging readers to order immediately to ensure holiday decorations arrive in time. The notice highlights patriotic flags and urges customers to act now to secure stock.
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The
Thompson Hardware Company
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