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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
5
Preaching services at 10.30 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. led by Rev C W Deckham, pastor. Morning sermon titled Our Lord's Great Prophecy No 7 in the series. Evening sermon The Ministry of Reconciliation.
A compiled list of Sunday and weekday worship times across several churches including Branch Street Middlesex Street area, Chelmsford Sit Freewill, First, Fifth Street, French Baptist, Hadley Street Free Baptist, Immanuel Baptist, Mt Vernon Free Baptist, Worthen Street, North Billerica, and North Tewksbury Baptist. Details include pastors, service times, Sunday school, and youth or evening programs.
A listing of church services across Moore to Gorham streets detailing masses from 6 a m to 11 a m for multiple parishes including Sacred Heart Holy Trinity Immaculate Conception St Anthony’s Jean Baptiste St Joseph’s St Michael’s St Patrick’s St Louis’s St Peter’s with their respective pastors and service times.
Eliot Summer street corner of Fav or street Rev E Victor Bigelow pastor and Rev J M Greene pastor emeritus conduct morning service at 10 30 Sunday school at 12 Y P C E at 6 00 and evening service at 7 00 The Cripple s Christ in morning The Soul s Fourth in evening
Owing to workload the Courier-Citizen cannot take church notices by phone. Send notices to the office early Friday. Wesley Church Runels building Merrimack and Bridge Rev Aaron Hartt pastor. Morning service 10 30 Sunday school 12 holiness meeting 3 evening service 6 30 Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 pm.
A compact listing of Sunday worship times and pastors for numerous churches in Merrimack and surrounding towns. Includes First Merrimack Street First Trinitarian and others with service times, Sunday schools, and occasionally sacraments and special meetings.
A compilation of Sunday school and worship times from multiple Collinsville missions and churches. Includes Union Mission and several mission stations with service hours and pastoral contacts, noting Sunday school at 3 p m or 3:30 p m, evening services, and special liturgical patterns across abbreviations for local congregations.
Rev. George C. Wright leads a service at 10 45 a m at Free Church Middlesex Street near South. Morning sermon titled The Key That First Unlocks the Meaning and the Aim of Life.
At the Appleton Street and Davis Street corner Rev James M Craig pastor. Morning service at 10 30 o clock Sunday school at 12 m and evening service at 7 o clock. Morning sermon The Past evening sermon The Suffering Servant of Jehovah.
First-Hurd street services led by Rev Caleb E Fisher at 10 30 with Y P 8 and evening at 6 oclock. Grace Princeton corner of South Canton street presents Rev Ransom A Greene at morning service 10 30 with Sunday school at 12 noon and 12 05 post luncheon. Y P C U gathers 6 30. Sunday theme Greatest Among Men. Second Wanted A Man referenced.
Services at 10 45 AM led by Rev Charles T Billings on Merrimack Street opposite John Street with Sunday school immediately after the morning service. Morning topic titled Speaking the Truth in Love.
Morning service at the First Church of Christ Scientist Middlesex hall Palmer street begins at 10 45 with the subject God. The brief notice lists the time and topic for the worship session.
St Annes at Kirk and Merrimack streets lists Holy communion 7:15 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. ser vices with sermon, 7 p.m. evening prayer, 12 m. Sunday school. House of Prayer low mass 8 a.m. high mass 10:45. St Johns Gorham Street near court house with Leander Manchester rector morning service 10:30, Sunday school 12, evening service 6:30 communion first and third Sundays and on major festivals. All Saints Chelmsford services 10:45 a.m. sermon 10:45 first Sunday holy communion 10 a.m. numbered 10:45 on other Sundays, 7 p.m. Evening service.
Christadelphian Ecclesia on Middlesex street offers a Bible lecture at 10 30 a m on The Reward of the Righteous. Seventh Day Adventists meet in Highland hall Branch street with Sabbath school at 2 p m and Bible study at 3 p m. A M E Zion Church on Middlesex street has Sabbath school at 3 p m, Young people at 6, and 7 30 p m preaching. Salvation Army No 33 Shattuck street holds a public meeting Saturday at 8 00 p m and praise meeting Sunday at 3 p m and 8 p m. all welcome.
Rev. P. E. Asley presides as pastor with Sunday school at 9, morning service at 10 30, and evening service at seven o'clock near Moore Street.
The Kirk Street Church lists morning service at 10 30 with a sermon Two Standards and Two Vamps and music including Festival Te Deum in E Flat and Lord's Prayer response. Sunday school at 12 with illustrated quarterly review. Evening service at 7 with sermon Rest and music Do Jesus Thou Art Standing. This will be the last Sunday evening service until September.
A compact notices page lists Sunday preaching times at Berean P M Church Central Methodist Centralville M E First Pentecostal First Primitive First Swedish Highland St Pauls Worthen St Methodist detailing morning and evening services Sunday schools and Epworth leagues, with pastors named and two services per day at most locations.
Rev C E Fisher leads morning service at First Universalist Church Hard Street with sermon Wanted A Man. Special music includes The Lord Is My Shepherd Hark Hark My Soul The Palms. Mr Miller sings offertory solo. Sunday school at 12 and Bible class. Picnic at Camp Sprague Thursday June 29 inviting all.
Morning service at 10 led by Rev C C S Wallace with sermon The Winning of This Generation. Organ Andante and Dubois Anthem Give Thanks, chorus, soprano solo Im a Pilgrim. Sunday School 12 noon, superintendent H L Tibbetts. Evening service at 6 4 sermon Satan s Punctuality with Handel postlude Vienna March featuring Mrs Pepin Miss Wilson Mr Miller Mr Howard and choir.
Rev George Whitaker of Centralville M E church will preach at Worthen Street Methodist Sunday morning in exchange with the pas Immanuel Baptist church Blossom street observes children Sunday Rev Robert F True will preach on That Child of Yours in the morning and the evening service features the annual children’s exercises The Hillside church Dracut and Dracut Centre church pastors will exchange pulpits Sunday morning First Trinitarian Congregational church pastor George F Kenngett plans to leave Lowell June 1 26 for Ohio and Baltimore events Arthur G Cummings will supply the pulpit during his absence The church reports a larger summer campaign with average Sunday school attendance of 397 and a 100 new books added to the library The Sunday school will split into crimson and white groups for the summer contest and an October social will feature the defeated side Ice cold orangeade to be served after Sunday school The church will be open for all services and Friday prayer meetings Fortnightly trolley trips to Hampton beach begin July 19 committee on trolley trips includes Kenngett Mrs Ellingwood and Arthur F Butler
The service features Pastor Rev Ransom A Greene presenting music titled Great Among Men with Mendelssohn organ preludes and Shelley and Tosini pieces. Choir members include Mrs Daisy Shaw Merritt Mrs Geo Burns Mrs John Wibberly and Mr Bertram Bedell with organist director listed.
Sabbath morning service featured a sermon titled Speaking in Love with Prelude by Duncken We Trust to Live and He Shall Give. Ballard He That Keepeth Israels Beiwees, solo by Mr Mixon, postlude, and performances by Miss Ethel Anger contralto Mrs F L Roberts contralto Mr A Mixon tenor Mr C D Paige bass and director Mr Wilfred Kershaw organist.
The Y M C A holds its annual meeting and reception to new members at 7 30. A short musical program features contralto Irene Pindar Kerwin. Miss Calderwood pupils perform piano duets and solos with readings and reports. Officers to be elected, refreshments served, Rev Harry Taylor to speak Sunday at 4 pm on A Great Woman with soprano Josephine Knight of Boston.
The streets committee held a hearing on petitions including extending Dummer street to 50 feet wide from Market to Merrimack. Prominent business leaders, church members, and officials urged extension, citing safety and traffic needs. A three member committee was formed to determine property costs for the project and related street work.
The engineer was to estimate tarma cadam cost for Moody street from Tilden to Spaulding. Petitions received favorable or tabled action on fronting edgestones and sidewalks in Sherman, Stackpole, Wannalandt, Hovey, Parkview, and Alder streets plus a requested grade and edgestones on Alder street. French street layout was tabled due to lack of advocacy.
Miss Linnie Pressey and Mrs Margaret Thompson, pupils of Mr J W Hill, staged a charming last evening recital in his studio before an appreciative audience. Eight numbers featured pianoforte and voice with works by Beethoven Raff Rubenstein Foote and Whitney. In the afternoon Wilfred Kershaw Minna Strauss Charles A Haworth and Bella Lavigne presented a high character program with refined selections and fine execution.
Master Romeo Couture of 100 Hastings street received a purse of money from his father Mr George Couture yesterday afternoon upon arriving home from Highland grammar school. He had not been absent tardy or dismissed during his last three years at the school.
Ohio state fire marshal H D Davis reports 1904 losses from tobacco fires totaling 122.32 dollars with 102 fires linked to smoking and 298 due to careless matches. Specific risks include cigars, cigarette stubs, pipe ashes, waste and sawdust, and even smoking in bed. Gasoline vapor can explode on contact with a lit cigar, reaching extreme heat.
A note on medicinal use of whiskey contrasts it with Sanford's Ginger noted as healthful. The statement implies whiskey is an inferior remedy while Sanford's Ginger is valued for health benefits.
Literary notes say Vincent Harper, author of the scientific sensation The Mortgage on the Brain, refuses publishers’ request for a photograph. He prefers to be known by his work and lives alone in The Shack O Dreams in Victoria British Columbia. He arrived in Victoria two years ago while en route from Australia to England and has stayed.
Ezra S. Brudno's new novel The Little Conscript portrays Russia today through intimate scenes of soldier and peasant life. It analyzes army recruiting by fraud and exposes peasant temper and superstition. Brudno previously drew notice with The Fugitive on Jewish Gentile relations.
The corporation long identified with illustrated periodical literature changes its name to Culver Publishing House. The president Frederic L. Colver leads a stable team, with Ellery Sedgewick continuing as editor as the magazine undergoes a four year modernization.
A Davenport Iowa woman writes that Foley's Honey and Tar completely cured her 12 year battle with asthma after using a fifty cent bottle. The letter cites severe cold twelve years ago and claims medical care gave only relief before the remedy cured her. Stores Falls & Burkinshaw Davis Square Ellingwood & Co. are named.
An advertisement touts RESTORINE as a superior hair invigorator curing dandruff itching and hair loss while promoting new growth. It claims safety as a colorless sugar free liquid and cites a testimonial from Mary A. Nason of Roxbury Mass. The pitch notes availability from druggists barbers and retailers with a price per bottle and sample offers.
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