Sunday church services listed citywide
A townwide listing of Sunday services across multiple denominations. Churches named include Chelmsfold Street Baptist led by Rev A E Kenyon, Union Free Baptist at Barristers Hall led by Rev W A Morang, Immanuel Baptist, Worthen Street Baptist, Branch Street Tabernacle led by Rev Asa Reed Dilts, Paige Street Freewill, Mount Vernon Freewill, Fifth Street Baptist, First Baptist under Rev Smith Thomas Ford, Highland Methodist, St Pauls M E, Central M E, Centralville Methodist, Swedish, French M E, and many others with service times, Sunday schools, and youth meetings noted. Additional notices cover Unitarian services, Catholic masses, and mission and ministry postings.
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Union Free Baptist Church
Barristers’ Hall
Central Street
W. A. Morang
Immanuel Baptist
Blossom Street
Young People’s Meeting
Worthen Street Baptist
Young People's Meeting
Branch Street Tabernacle
Asa Reed Dilts
Young People
Paige Street Freewill
A. E. Wilson
Mount Vernon Freewill
F. A. Currier
Fifth Street Baptist
Henry W. O. Millington
First Baptist
Smith Thomas Ford
Penney School
Worthen Street
J. F. Allen
Highland M. E
G M
Geneen St. Paul's M. E
L. W
Staples
M. E
John Street
HH. Clark
Bowor League
Centralville
Cor. Bridge and Hildreth
John Patterson
Peetor
Primitive Methodist
Cor. Congress ¢ Gorham Streets
N. W. Eaten
Berean
Moore Street
Lawrence Street
Rev. S. Darlington
de Vices
Louis Blanchet
The Sunday School Lesson Compendium 1900
A compact digest of nine quarterly Bible lessons with comments by Rev. D. M. Stearns, notes on beatitudes and precepts, miracles and parables, and reflections on John the Baptist and Jesus ministry. Includes Golden Texts and cross references from Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and Romans. Also ends with a couplet from Galveston News and a joke from Harper's.
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Golden Text
Math
D. M. Stearns
The Parable of the Net and Our Destiny
Christian Endeavor guidance on the parable of the net from Matthew thirteen 47 to 66 outlines an eternal destiny taught by Christ. It contrasts the two fates after death, the two conditions of existence, and the need for true faith over mere profession, urging study of science philosophy and the Bible in a special prayer meeting and listing related Bible readings.
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Christ
God
A Joyful Faith in Burden Bearing and Laughter
Rev. W. C. Gannett urges strenuous souls to trust God amid heavy burdens. He argues that bearing the world is beyond any one person and that faith brings a relaxed, open spirit. Loneliness and anxiety fade when one walks with God, letting laughter fill the mouth.
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Rev. W. CO
Truths and Flowers of Friendship as Priceless Gifts
A fragment reflecting on valued truths and flowers from a loved band surpassing diamonds. It likens friendship to a well aged horse, deserving gentler care rather than harsh work. It advocates sacrificing sarcasm to protect a friend in Christian sentiment.
Follow Thee Through Sorrow And Service
A Philadelphia Public Ledger excerpt presents a devotional invocation urging steadfast discipleship. The speaker vows to follow Christ wherever commanded, offering burdens and healing to others as guidance points for faithful service.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Sermons Offered Across Churches for Summer Week
A long list of summer sermons at churches in Chelmsford Worthen Street Mount Vernon and other locales features Morning and Evening talks. Topics range from The Sword of the Lord and of Gideon to The Question of Hell and Spiritual Forces. Notable speakers include Rev Granville Pierce Rev John Lansing Rev W Campbell Rev J M Greene D D and Rev C W Huntington. The schedule includes special music infant consecration and graduation observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Unitarian
Granville Pierce
Chelmsford
First Congregational
Christ
John L. Lansing
Austria
Worthen Street
M. E
Lord
Mount Vernon
Fifth Street Baptist
Immanuel iBaptist
D. D
West Roxbury
Church of Scotland
Mr. W. Campbell
John Street
John A. Lansing
Cambridge
Pentucket
Ancient York
Kilwinning
William North
First Baptist
St. Paul’s M. E
Lowell High School
Branch Street Baptisti
Morning Service at 10 30 with special choir program
Rev. C E Fisher announces morning service at 10 30 with sermon on why the church should be supported by those who attend. The fine choir will render an elaborate programme and all are welcome to attend.
Sunday School and Young People's Meeting Schedule
Sunday School at 12.10 with scholars and teachers present. Young People's meeting at 6. Sunday school picnic at Willow Dale on Tuesday June 26.
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Willow Dale
Missionary from China to Speak at Service
All eyes are on China as Mrs Frances B Beaman, a missionary from that country, delivers a talk on the situation there. The service includes a choir performance of Te Deum, The Lord's My Shepherd, and a response.
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W. A. Bartlett
D. D
China
Frances B. Beaman
Kotzschmar
Dow
Pinkham
Cape Ann
Isles of Shoals
Boar’s Head
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Amesbury
Newburyport
Exeter
Rye Beach
Portsmouth
Dover
Hampton
Upstair Services as Congregations Grow With Evening Sermon
Large congregations continue with upstairs services as the pastor preaches on Elijah the still small voice scene and the preludes feature McKinley and Roosevelt. Family sing and three choirs perform selections including O Turn Thee Gounod and Jesus All The Way McGranahan. solos and quartets enhance a uplifting weekly service.
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Elijah
McKinley
Roosevelt
Smith Thomas Ford Sermon at Odd Fellows Hall
The pastor Smith Thomas Ford preaches at Odd Fellows Hall with morning service at 10.20 and a sermon titled Spiritual Forces. Anthem Sing Jehovah's Praises and soprano solo Heaven's My Home featured. Sunday school offered.
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Smith Thomas Ford
ODD Fellows Hall
O.nj
Rockwell
Hunter
A Street Kinetoscope Evening Musical Programme
Street kinetoscope evening program features Anthem Ashamed of Jesus Gabriel Cornet solo The Palms and quartet Softly and Tenderly with Mrs Pepin Miss Reid Mr Waleh Mr Reid Also a regular song service and street pictures under J Avison Baker Musical Director.
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Jesus
Gabriel Cornet
Franse
Herbert R. Baker
Pepin
Miss Reid
Waleh
Reid
J. Avison Baker
Eliot Church Sunday Program for June 24
Eliot Church presents a Sunday concert featuring the Rowe Shellye Response, and soloists including tenor Mr Osmond Long. The program includes Love not the World, A Dream of Paradise, Still, With Thee, and Foote Quartette. choir and quartet performances highlight anthems and vocal selections.
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Rowe-Shelley
Immediate relief claim for dyspepsia with PEP TOLAX
An advertisement promises instant cure for indigestion and dyspepsia using PEP TOLAX, claiming one box guarantees relief for even severe cases and urging purchase from all druggists.
Hood's Pills Cure Liver Complaint and Biliousness
Hood's Pills claim to cure liver ills biliousness indigestion and headache. Easy to take and operate priced at 25 cents.
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HOOD
At the Tabernacle Service Schedule
Rev Asa Reed Dilts ministers morning worship at 10 30 with anthems and solos by Jeanie Burns Rodger Ida M Rogers Carl McGregor and Bastelle Ingalls. Evening praise service at 6 80 features Soldiers of Christ Arise Teach Us to Pray and We Praise Thee with organist F B Hill.
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Asa Reed Dilts
Jeanie Burns Rodger
Hyland
Ida M. Rogers
Angela of Light
Carl McGregor
Bolo
Miss Bastelle Ingalls
F. B, Hill
Modern Home Canning Guide For Preserving Fruit Flavors
A detailed set of steps for selecting fruits, sealing jars, and processing canned goods to maintain natural flavor. Emphasizes using fresh, firm fruit, glass jars, thorough heating, quick filling, and cooling. Provides specific measures for strawberries and mixed fruit jelly, plus guidelines on sugar, alum, and cooking times.
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Louis Rose
Nursery Cookery Continued From Last Week
This article explains sterilized and pasteurized milk for babies. It describes home and store sterilizers with steam heating to 212 degrees for about twenty minutes, and pasteurization at 170 degrees for ten to twenty minutes. It notes taste, shelf life, and guidance on bottle and nipple use, plus a tip about mild additives and doctor supervision.
Rhubarb Jelly with Cream Recipe Card
Guide to making rhubarb jelly with cream by setting rhubarb with sugar and gelatine then chilling in a mold. Soak gelatine, stew rhubarb until tender, dissolve gelatine, rub through sieve, pour into mold, refrigerate, and serve with whipped cream in a center fill if border mold is used.
Southern fried chicken and sardines with brown sauce
Cut up two broilers and flour while damp, fry in pork fat until golden brown, using young tender chicken. Sardines warmed in a brown stock sauce with lemon juice and sardine oil, then reheated and served.
Strawberry Salad and Rice Pudding with Macaroons
Select large firm fruit for salads and serve in cups with lettuce, lemon juice, thin mayonnaise, and berries. Rice pudding is layered with macaroons, boiled until tender in milk, with sugar butter and egg, served with raspberry jam sauce.
Frugal Boiled Fore Quarter with Herb Sauce
A three pound fore quarter cut into serving pieces and boiled with onion parsley turnip and carrot. Simmer until tender then boil liquor to two cups and brown meat in salt pork fat. Serve on a hot platter with butter and flour sauce, seasoned to taste.
How to make steamed raisin bread mixture
The recipe instructs to moisten one and a half cupfuls of cracker crumbs with an equal amount of boiling water and let it cool. Then add a pint of milk one beaten egg one third cup molasses and half a pound of seeded raisins chopped. Steam seven to eight hours and mold until cold.
Broiled Mackerel Roe with Butter Sauce
Prepare two mackerel roe by boiling fifteen minutes with a pinch of salt and half a tablespoon of vinegar. Drain, cool in cold water, and dry between towels. Broil three minutes over a clear fire in a greased pan. Serve with butter sauce.
Classic mashed potato croquettes with egg and flour
A simple method guides shaping mashed potato into balls. Mix in one well beaten egg, salt pepper and celery salt then moisten with a splash of milk if needed. Roll in dry flour and fry in deep hot fat until crisp.
Pickled Ripe Tomatoes in Vinegar Jar Ready in Hours
Pare ripe sound tomatoes without scalding then pack in a jar. Scald spices in a bag, tie and add to vinegar. Pour hot over tomatoes and seal. Ready for use in a few hours.
Delegates Seek Meeting Site Run Into YMCA Pool
Delegates at a Chicago Methodist general conference wandered from the First Methodist church to the Central YMCA on Lasalle Street while seeking an afternoon committee meeting. They opened doors and found a natatorium with a large swimming bath, prompting one to remark that the scene could not be a Baptist conference.
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Methodist General Conference
Chicago
First Methodist
Central Young Men's Christian Association
Lasalle Street
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Co
Boston
Philadelphia
Sera
Philadelpia
Boston-Philadelphia
Atlantic Seaboard
RE. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Mass
George ©. Eckhardt
Sounth
Delaware Ave
Dauntless Courage in a Dressmaker's Bill Tale
A humorous Chicago Record quip depicts a daughter fearless enough to wake her husband from an afternoon nap to present him with a dressmaker's bill, illustrating bold domestic wit and character.
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Dauntless
Chicago
Restoration of Bloody Tower Nearing Completion at Tower of London
The restoration of the Bloody Tower is largely finished with most repairs completed except for a turret and the lieutenant's lodgings, which are also finished.
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Tower of London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baptist
Chelmsfold Street
A. E. Kenyon
Methodist
Mechanics Hall
Geo. F. Kenngott
London Street
C. E. Poole
Kirk Street
Geo. H. Johnson
French Congregational
Fletcher and Bowers Streets
T. G. A. Cote
High Street
C. W. Huntington
Pawtucket
Willis D. Leland
Hillside
Dracut
J. P. Richardson
Eliot
Summer Street
J. M. Greene
Mr. Hewett
Highland
Charles L. Merriam
Franke A. Warfield
Y. P
C. E
Evangelical
Tyngsboro
Sarah A. Dixon
Episcopal
St. Anne’s
A. St. John Chambre
A. A. V. Binnington
St. John’s
Gorham Street
L. C. Manchester
House of Prayer
Walker Street
Warner E. L. Ward
Presbyterian
Westminster
Tyler Street
McPhie
Uneer First
Appleton Street
Jas. M. Craig
Universalist
Ape Vaphene
Cc. E. Fisher
Sunda
P.C. U
Grace
R. A. Greene
Unitarian
Charles T. Billings
St. Patrick’s
St. Peter's
M Ronan
Sacred Heart
Oblate Fathers
St. Jean Baptiste
Merrimack
St. Joseph's
Church of Immaculate Cone
Free Church
Middlesex Street
George C. Wright
Paige Street
Kirk
W. C. Westcott
Union Mission Church
Oda
Central Mission
Firs Road
Betbeth Posite New Church
M. Wall
West Sixth Street
Peete H. Mounda
M Y
Ayer City
Mincoln Street
Tanner Street
Church of Christ, Scientist
Pollard Building
Palmer Street
Odd Fellows
Jesson
Advent Christian
Grand Street
Old Odd Fellows’ Hall
Merrimack Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Meadowcroft Street
J. V. Soderman
Kennebec Steamboat Co
Maine
Lincoln Wharf
Popham Beach
Bath
Richmond
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Boothbay
Boothbay Harbor
R. R
Brunswick
Lewiston
Auburn
the Islands
Whasset
Mouse Island
Dorr
Frederick A, Jones
Pass. Agt
Jairus
Lazarus
Earth
John the Baptist
John
Tyre
Sidon
Sodom
Simon
Israel
Peter
Stephen
Philip
Andrew
Galveston News
Christian Endeavor
H. Doyle
Toric
Bible Readings
First Universalist Church
Hurd Street
C. E. Fisher
Gchurgh
First Baptist Church
Wo. Pipin
Eliot Church
Ecooe Gray
Mr. Osmond Long
Thea
the Tabernacle
Mololgroir
Cao
Christine Terhune Herrick
Lexington Pudding
the Ocean House
Hampton Beach, N. H
Exeter, Hampton and Amesbury Street Railway Co
W. BR. Chipman
Hampton, N. H
Arthur Rhodes
IZ Merrimack St
Quincy
Harvard
T. H. Boyla & Co
Gardner Bros
Pine Street
Westford Street
Hlighland
Snyder Bros
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