Rev Smith Baker Preaches to First Church Crowded
Rev Dr Smith Baker drew a large crowd at First Congregational Church as he preached on revelation and the Bible. The Portland preacher urged Christ as the key to God and humanity, with the service marked by music, prayers, and a memorial sermon for Gladys Clari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Baker
First Congregational Church
Anyoe
Solon W. Stevens
Christ
Roscoe McDaniels
Holy City
Dr. Baker
God
Father
Jesus Christ
Portland
Josie Powers MacDonald
Robert True
Mr. Baker
Alvah S. Baker
Gladys Clari
Stephen D. Millin
Mr. Millin
Earth
Heaven
Millin
Sarah E. Pratt
Memorial Service Held For Miss Gladys Clark
Yesterday a special memorial service was held at Mt. Vernon Free Baptist Church for the late Miss Gladys Clark. The service gathered family and friends to honor her life with prayers and reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Clark
Mt. Vernon Free Baptist Church
Col Elias Milliken Dies at Brookline Home in Maine Ties
Col Elias Milliken, aged 79, died at his Brookline home on June 18. He had long been a Maine lumber magnate, former Burnham, Augusta and Waldo county state legislator, Civil War lieutenant colonel, and influential banker. He had recently moved from Augusta to Brookline, Massachusetts, and leaves a wife, a son from a previous marriage, and two sons including Capt Ernest S Woods.
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Elias Milliken
Kent Street
Brookline
Main
High Streets
Augusta
Burnham
Scarboro
Gardiner
Maine
Waldo County
Sarah G. Sandford
Milliken
8Th Regiment Veterans’ Association
Golden Cross
First Baptist Church
Ernest S. Woods
Arthur R. Woods
Woods
Nashua
Notable Nashua Merchant Benjamin S Woods Dies
Benjamin S Woods a Civil War veteran and leading Nashua grocer died at 5 AM Sunday from acute Brights disease after four days illness. Born May 28 1845 in Tyngsboro he served with the 8th New Hampshire Volunteers and Grand Gulf Port Hudson Red River campaigns. He later served in Nashua city government and the state legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin S. Woods
Nashua
Bright
Mr. Woods
Tyngsboro
Ambherst
Merrimack
Lyndeboro
John G. Foster
Wells Supplied Town With Planned Tests And Reports
The town committee hired E Wellington of Boston to drive wells at Burts Crossing and Salem Junction for water works. All wells show abundant supply. Water analysis and a report to the committee will follow in a few days.
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E. Wellington
Boston
Burts’ Crossing
Salem Junction
A. E. Kingsbury
North Reading High School
Edith Hoyt
Riverdale
N. H
James Gorkin
Wamesit
Tewksbury
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Canada
First Congregational Church
J. H. McKnight
Hillside Church of
Dracut
J. Herbert Yeoman
George Cameron
Bessie Pike
Blanche King
Ethel Fairgrieve
Celeste Fuller
Carrie Dawson
Baccalaureate Sermon at Lowell High School Graduation
At Central M. E. Church Rev. George H. Clark preached the baccalaureate sermon for the Lowell High School graduates. He praised the class motto Respice ad Finem Look to the End and urged threefold preparation: physical intellectual and moral religious growth before progression in life. He emphasized following the voice Friend go up higher and the need for advancement through steady development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
George H. Clark
Lowell High School
Clark
Christ
Revs Rollins Dunbar Preach as Wall Stone Work Ends
North Chelmsford reports morning service by Rev. Walter H. Rollins at Second Congregational Wilmington. Evening sermon by Rev. Robert W. Dunbar with special music. Stone wall finished on Branch street in front of Patrick McCluskey home. Excelsior band concert at Crystal Lake drew 500 plus, 2 to 5 pm, Lowell. boat rides on Leach's pond. Sunday school at St. John's closed until September. Max O'Rell mocks social functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Rollins
Congregational Church
Wilmington
Second Congregational Church
Robert W. Dunbar
David Higgins
Patrick McCluskey
Branch Street
Crystal Lake Summer Resort
Excelsior Band of
Lowell
BE. J. Borjes
Leach’s Pond
St. John’s Church
Major General Wheaton Returns From Philippines
San Francisco June 22 Major General Lloyd Wheaton arrived aboard the U S transport Sherman held in quarantine and returns in fairly good health. His long service and stay in the islands aged him, he left for Manila in January 1899 and has since been in active duty in charge of a district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lloyd Wheaton
Philippines
U. S
Sherman
Islands
Wheaton
Manila
Important Sale of Ladies Slippers Opens Tomorrow
A second sale of slightly imperfect shoes begins tomorrow in Merrimack street with about 5000 pairs of ladies misses and children slippers. Most are soft fine kid leather in brown red and white, with 1 to 10 ankle straps, priced originally 1.00 to 3.00 now 59 cents a pair. Window display and basement shoe department sale details by A. G. Pollard & Co. Subscribe for the Courier.
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Merrimack Street
Jane Toppan Faces Jury Today For Sanity Trial
Barnstable June 22 Miss Jane Toppan indicted by Barnstable county grand jury in April for alleged murder by poisoning of Mrs Mary E Gibbs of Cataumet Aug 13 1901 will go on trial tomorrow in a special Barnstable Superior Court session. Trial focuses on alienists testimony to determine mental condition and defense cross exam plans are outlined by counsel Bixby and Murphy with Judge Braley and Beil assigned to hear the case. The panel of 12 jurors from Provincetown Truro Wellfleet Eastham Orleans Brewster Chatham Harwich Dennis Yarmouth Barnstable Maspee Sandwich Bourne Falmouth Falmouth and Bourne areas is listed.
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Barnstable
Jane Toppan
Barnstable County
Superior Court
Mary E. Gibbs
Cataumet
Miss Toppan
Fred M. Bixby
Brockton
James Stuart Murphy
Lowell
Henry K. Braley
Fall River
Charles A. Beil
Lawrence
Mason
Parker
Swift
Miss Tappan
Messrs. Bixby
Murphy
Jelly
Stedman and
Quimby
Don’ts for Clerks Keep grade, manners in Albany shop rules
A long list of store conduct rules instruct clerks to arrive on time dress neatly respond to customers politely and maintain clean, orderly shelves. It warns against gossip neglecting duties and sloppy behavior and urges loyalty accuracy in transactions and respectful interactions with customers and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Peter
Courier Citizen Want Ads Worth a Try
The notice praises Courier Citizen want ads as reliable and effective for reaching readers. It urges advertisers to use the classified section to promote goods services and opportunities with concise copy and clear contact details.
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First Church
Christ the Revealer
M. FE
St. John’s Day
MT. Vernon
F. B
Middlesex County
Dunstable
M. E
North Chelmsford
Max O’rell
Major Wheaton
A. G. Pollard & CO
Courier
Palmist
Prisoner’s Counsel
Provincetown
John Burch
David S. Carlow
William P. Hudson
George H. Lewis
Edward T. McRea
Lemuel F. Nickerson
Simon C. Smith
Truro
Reuben Hopkins
William
Holden
Wellfleet
Everett S. Jacobs, Noah
Joshua E. Holway
James McArdle
Bourne
Wzra G. Perry
Galan G. Landers
George M. Linnett
Fred E. Smith
Falmouth
Isaac F. Baker
Elwood Baker
B. B. King
Sheldon H. Cowen
Nathan B. Fish
George H. Cash
Clerks
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