Grandma Byam's 90th Birthday Celebration in Owell's
Mrs Hannah M Byam known as Grandmother Byam celebrated her ninetieth birthday with about fifty relatives from Chelmsford Lowell Westford and Maynard. The event featured lavender and white decor a granddaughter baked cake a cradle from her baby days and poetry from a niece. A. A. baseball game and Hooker day attendance were noted alongside local weddings and Oak View campers social at Talbot Memorial hall with Middlesex orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah M. Byam
Grandma Byam
Chelmsford
Lowell
Westford
Maynard
Hannah
Isaac Adams
George P. Mansfield
F. C. Byam
Green
Thornton’s Ferry
N. H
Grandma
A. A
Fairgrounds
Industry Council
Boston
Billerica
Patrick White
North Billerica
Margaret McCasson
St. Patrick's Church
Michael Collins
Welton
Pollard Street
Oak View
Thomas Talbot Memorial Hall
Middlesex Orchestra
W. M. Costello
Charles Defocards
Frederick Hannon
Frederick Carr
Frederick Gannon
Charles E. Cowdrey
Frederick Conley
William Cronin
Frances Gannon
North Chelmsford High Sees Two Diploma Recipients
Friday afternoon the high school in North Chelmsford closed for summer. Diploma recipients were Stewart Mackey Jr of this village and Patrick J Flynn of West Chelmsford. Principal Percy Fowler Parsons is well liked by the pupils. The Old Timers' baseball team will travel to Graniteville for a game at the Esters' picnic. A large tree near Thomas Tobin's home, recently fallen, is being cut into firewood by Tobin. No shooting at Troop I Cavalry range this afternoon due to camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Mackey Jr
Patrick J. Flynn
West Chelmsford
Percy Fowler Parsons
Graniteville
Foresters
Thomas Tobin
Tobin
Dracut Notes And Local Departures In Nova Scotia Visit
Dracut reports William Bolton visiting relatives in Nova Scotia. Local pastors Rev Ralph Gillam of Lowell and Rev F I Kelley of Central Congregational church plan to exchange pulpits Sunday. Town schools closed for summer vacation. Margaret T Fox and George Hovey, oldest residents, attended Molly Varnum chapter exercises in Centre. At Centre school diplomas were awarded to Lionel Udell Henry Peabody Marion Udell Gertrude Gordon Bernice Huntley, photographed, four plan to enter Lowell High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bolton
Nova Scotia
Ralph Gillam
First Congregational Church
Lowell
F. I. Kelley
Central Congregational Church
Margaret T. Fox
Geo. Hovey
Molly Varnum
Centre
Centre School
N.E. Huntley
Lionel Udell
Henry Peabody
Marion Udell
Gertrude Gordon
Bernice L. Huntley
Lowell High School
North Billerica Ladies Aid strawberry festival and local cricket team preview
The North Billerica Baptist church Ladies Aid held a strawberry festival with ice cream cake and a musical program featuring Ella Reilly and Misses French Fairbrother Dyson. The North Billerica cricket team hosts Andovers today with captain H Rowley and 10 players listed. The T. R. and T.s play Vic tors at Canobie Lake today as local baseball fans plan to attend. Season schedule mostly set except for the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
North Billerica Baptist Church
Ella Reilly
Reading
H. French
B. Allen
Kate Fairbrother
M. Dyson
E. E. Scates
North Billerica
Andovers
H. Rowley
T. Stirks
M. Greenwood
C. McLaughlin
H. Shore
C. Bailey
F. Townson
E. Chippendale
J. McCormick
W. Bollington
J. Aspin
J. T. Whitehead
H. B. Ellis
W. Walsh
Victors
Canobie Lake
Chelmsford High Plans Picnic and Talks on Expansion
Chelmsford high school will hold its annual picnic at Canobie Lake on Monday. Rev E C Bartlett, at graduation exercises, urged enlarging or sending pupils away for higher instruction. Principal Knowlton praised, while several tea staff resignations will change next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canobie Lake
E. C. Bartlett
Knowlton
Tea Force
Riley Davis
Lowell
H. H. Emerson
South Framingham
E. R. Marshall
Brown University
Providence
Theodor A. Cornell
Cramp Company's Affairs Faces Preliminary Injunction
In Philadelphia on June 26, John W. Granger and Andrew H. McNeal sought a preliminary injunction to stop Cramp Shipbuilding from increasing capital stock and mortgage debt. Witnesses including E. T. Stotesbury, George F. Baer, Samuel Dickson, and Charles H. Cramp testified. Stockholders had authorized a rise in capital from 5,000,000 to 6,250,000 and mortgage debt from 1,200,000 to 7,500,000 amid claims the recapitalization could violate state constitution and that Drexel & Co. would gain excessive commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John W. Granger
Andrew H. McNeal
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
Common Pleas Court
E. T. Stotesbury
Drexel & Co
George F. Baer
Reading Company
Samuel Dickson
Cramp Company
Charles H. Cramp
Baer
Granger
McNeal
Drexel and Company
Cotton Freight Rates Fight Filed By Wabash Railroad
Washington June 26 The Wabash railroad answers Planters Compress Co complaint to the Interstate Commerce Commission. It argues that rate disputes stem from square versus round bale methods and denies unreasonableness or discrimination. It asserts the Central Freight association is advisory and warns that lowering rates for round bale cotton would be unjust to most U S shippers. Special cars operate to Mohair grounds tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wabash Railroad
Planters’ Compress Company
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Central Freight Association
Mrs Mary A Lauma Recover s Using Pink Pills
Mrs Mary A Lauma of 702 East Fayette Street Syracuse New York wife of A Lauma jeweler describes spinal injury from a slip on a slick sidewalk. After exhausting doctors and therapies she healed after thirteen boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People claiming the medicine rebuilt her blood and nerves and cured a long invalid period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Lauma
East Fayette Street
Syracuse
N. Y
A. Lauma
Dr. Williams
Williams
Wiliams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Fraternal and lodge officers elected at local meetings
Fraternal groups report routine officer elections and initiations. Lady Franklin council of Daughters of Liberty invited Rev Orville Coats to Sunday service. Court Centralville F and A elected officers Felix Jarvis and others, with three applications and two new members. Lowell and Waverly lodges announced officer elections and upcoming installations. Passaconaway Red Men elected chiefs and representatives for the Massachusetts convention in Boston, with stamps to be raised July 10 and a banqu et with a musical program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Council
Daughters of Liberty
Orville Coats
Lowell Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
George W. McElroy
William M. Jones
Waverly Lodge, Sons of St. George
Wyman’s Exchange
Great Council of Massachusetts
Boston
Prophet
George A. Frost
Sachem
Charles C. Dursthoff
Sagamore
John Howarth
Junior Sagamore
John McGrather
Oliver A
John Howard
Wm. H. Marvell
Charles H. Kittredge
James H. Hickey
Court Columbus F of A elects officers at meeting
Court Columbus F of A held a meeting electing officers including Chief Ranger Arthur Jarvis sub chief Richard Place and recording secretary John T McDonald for the local court. Court General Dimon F of A followed with elections naming Chief Ranger Dennis J Murphy and other officers for the general court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Centralville, F
Felix Jarvis
Richard Place
John P. McDonald
Woodward
Alfred Aubrey
Court Columbus
F. of A
Arthur Jarvis
John T. McDona
Arthur Obry
Thos. Jordan
Beadle
George E. Stanley
Thomas Donnelly
Thomas Farrell
John J. McCarty
Dimon
Dennis J. Murphy
James T. Powers
Michael J. Kennedy
Stephen Breer
James Robinson
Woodward Wiliam J. Brown
Hugh J. Toomey
Patrick Judge
Hans Battye
Francis J. Murphy
France names commission for international exchange talks
Paris June 26 Finance Minister Rou vier unveils the French delegation to confer with the United States and Mexican exchange commissions. Led by Geo Pallain, the group includes Arnaune de Fonville Simon Benac and Levy. Meetings start tomorrow at the Bank of France with American and Mexican delegates present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rouvier
United States
International Exchange Commission
Geo. Pallain
Bank of France
Auguste Arnaune
Mint
Alphonse de Fonville
Stanislaus Simon
Bank of Indo-China
Andre Benac
The
Treasury
Raphael Georges Levy
France
U S Cotton Duck adopts re adjustment plan at meeting
New York June 26 stockholders of the U S Cotton Duck corporation met in Jersey City and adopted a proposal to amend the certificate of incorporation to carry out the proposed financial re adjustment. The plan likely will be issued within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Cotton Duck Corporation
Jersey City
Sunday church services listed across multiple congregations
A compiled schedule shows morning and evening services at First Merrimack Street Highland Westford Street East Merrimack Street Kirk Street and others with pastors Rev Ralph Gilliam Rev T Clayton Welles Rev Charles Huntington Rev George E Martin Rev George F Kennett Rev Fredr I Keiley Rev J M McKnight Rev C A Bjornbom Rev T G A Cote and Rev J L Hoyle. includes Sunday schools at 12 m, Y P C E sessions, and special sermons or topics such as The World Work of the Y M C A and The Church an Altar to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack Street
Ralph,Gillam
Highland—Westford Street
High Street
East Merrimack Street
Charles W. Huntington
Kirk Street
French Street
George E. Martin
D. D
Dutton Street
Music Hall Avenue
George F. Kenngett
den of Youth
Dracut
Fredr. I. Keiley
Ralph Gilliam
Pawtucket-Mammoth Road
Pawtucketville
W. A. Morse
Lowell Y. M. C. A
W. G. McKay
London Street
C. A. Bjornbom
Bowers_ street
Fletcher Street
T. G. A. Cote
Hillside
McKnight
Evangelical
Tyngsboro
Sarah A. Dixon
C. E
Tewksbury Congregational
Pelham
J. L. Hoyle
Religious services and pastors listed for multiple towns
Local notices outline morning and evening worship services across several churches. Rev Merritt J Winchester preaches morning and evening messages at Elbridge, with Psalm passages and a midweek schedule noted. Other churches include Branch Street Middlesex Street near junction, Rev Asa Reed Dilts, North Billerica, Rev E E Scates, Swedish and French Baptist churches, Hadley Street Freewill Baptist, and North Tewksbury Baptist detailing service times and sermon topics.
City Church Services and Sunday School Schedule
First Merrimack street near John street hosts Rev Chas T Billings at 10 45 AM with Sunday school at noon. Rev Charles E Park of Hingham preaches at Free Middlesex street between Elion and South streets, morning service 10 30 AM, Sunday school at noon. Unity Guild presents The Worth of a Day and a children's flower festival at 12.00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack Street
John Street
Chas. T. Billings
Charles E. Park of
Hingham
Middlesex Street
Elion South Streets
George E Wright
Unity Guild
Swedish-Meadowecroft Street Church Schedule
Rev P E Agler presides as pastor with Sunday School at 9 am in Swedish Meadowecroft Street near Moore Street. Morning service follows at 10 30 am and the evening service is at 7 pm in the same church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowecroft Street
Moore Street
P. E. Agler
Church Services and Sermons Across City Districts
A list of church locations with pastors and service times. Each notes morning and evening worships at multiple streets including First Primitive Gorham Ellsworth and St Pauls Hurd War ren, with sermon titles such as The Final Kingdom Out lined, Jacob's Great test, and Life and Times of John Wesley.
Church services listed at various streets and pastors
A street by street notice of church gatherings with multiple pastors, services, and Sunday school times. Rev. ith T Ford leads Morning worship at 10.30, Sunday school at 12, and evening at 6.30. Other churches include Mount Vernon Freewill, First Freewill, Chelmsford Street Freewill, Immanuel, and Fifth Street West with varied morning and evening schedules and additional programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abengge Nae
Ind Street
Church Street
Ith T. Ford
D. D
Young People’s Society
Christ
Mount Vernon
C. S. Frost
Freewill
Paige Street
D. B. Martin
Astor
Moorning
C. Sc
Sunday Services Schedule at St Anne and Nearby Churches
Saint Anne’s and adjacent churches list Sunday services for June 28 with multiple clergy names, morning and evening prayers, Holy Communion times, Sunday school, and festivals. Includes St John’s Gorham Street and House of Prayer Walker details with specific sermon and liturgy times.
Church Schedule and Speakers at First Appleton and Westminster
On First Appleton street at the Davis street corner Rev. James M. Craig holds a 12 m. school service and 7 pm evening service with morning address titled Whom the Son Makes Free for Knights of Malta. Westminster United on Tyler street with Rev. H. B. Foster as pastor offers 10:30 am service, 12 m Sunday school, and evangelist Rev. E. A. Whittier preaches morning with a Sunday school concert in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton Street
Davis Street
James M. Craig
Knights of Malta
Westminster United
Tyler Street
H. B. Foster
E. A. Whittier
Church Services Listed On Sunday In City Areas
First Hurd street Rev Caleb B E Fisher pastor morning service at 10 30 Sunday school at 12 Y P S C E at 6 o'clock morning The Land of Pretty Soon evening young people's meeting Grace Princeton street corner of South Canton street Rev Ransom A Greene pastor morning service at 10 30 morning The New Name evening service at 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurd Street
Caleb BE. Fisher
Y. P
Grace
Princeton Treet
South Canton Street
Ransom A. Greene
Parish Mass Schedules Across Local Churches
A list of Catholic parish timetables is presented with St Patrick’s Suffolk St and St Joseph’s Lee St showing multiple masses from 6 a m to 9 a m including children's services, sermons, and vespers. Other churches like St Peter’s Gorham St and Sacred Heart Moore St outline first masses at 6 to 7 a m with additional high masses, sermons, and Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Suffolk Street
Jefferson Street
William O’brien
St. Joseph's
Oblate Fathers
Lee Street
Kirk Street
Joseph A. Fournier
St. Peter's—Gorham _ street
Michael Rowan
Church of the Sacred Heart
Moore Street
Andrews Street
John P. Reynolds
Immaculate Conception
Merrimack Street
Brown
High Streets
E. A. Dorgan
St. Jean Baptiste
Aiken Street
Joseph Mangin
O. M
St. Michael's
Sixth Street
John J. Shaw
St. Anthony's
Gorham Street
Congress Street
John Rosa
Diverse religious services listed across Lowell area churches
A compilation of morning and evening worship times from Grand Street Adventist, Christadelphian Ecclesia, Church of Scotland, People’s Church, Evangelical Lutheran, First Pentecostal, Volunteers of America, First Church of Christ Scientist, and First Spiritualist Society. Notable speakers include Mrs. Katie M. Ham. services span 1903 dates and various locations in Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Street
Daniel
Jesus
Christadelphian Ecclesia
Church of Scotland
People’s Church
colored—Rea
Berwick Streets
W. H. H. Rousseau
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Meadowcroft Street
J. V. Soderman
First Pentecostal Church
Engineer's Hall
Wyman's Exchange
Oe Riggs
Volunteers of America
Shattuck Street
Robert J. McMullin
Church of Christ, Scientist
Middlesex Hall
Palmer Street
First
Spiritualist Society of Lowell
Earnscliffe Grove
Chelmsford Street
Katie M. Ham
Haverhill
Sabbath and Mission Services at Several Congregations
A list of church services and meeting times across Coburn Mission Varnum avenue Central Mission West Sixth Street chapel Wigginville and A. M. E. Zion mission. Evangelists and pastors include Elder W A Morang Rev Isaac Lafleur Rev J H Young among others. All are welcome to Sunday and weekday services and prayers with free seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburn
Varnum Avenue
St. Anne’s Mission
Union Free Baptist Mission
Hall
Wyman’s Exchange
Merrimack
Central Streets
W. A. Morang
Central Mission
First Street
Read Street
West Sixth Street
Isaac Lafleur
Wigginville Mission
A. M. E. Zion Mission
First Universalist Church Service and Music Brief
Rev C E Fisher presides at 10 30 morning service featuring The Land of Pretty Soon sermon. Music includes Bach Magnificat in B flat and anthems by Klein and Schenkecker. Sunday school at 12 10, Young People meeting at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land of
Gregan Voluntary
Barker
Spellman
Sehnecker
Young People’s Meeting
New Name Sermon and Morning Service at MORNING SERVICE 10.20
Rev Ransom A Greene pastor leads morning service with subject The New Name and an organ prelude. Mrs Sturtevant quartette and Schnecker quartet perform pieces including Prayer is the Soul's Sincere Beethoven Desire and Magnificat in FB flat. Offertory Pastoral and a tenor recitative Ye People Rend Your Heart. Hymns Send Down Thy Truth O God and He That Goeth Forth With Weeping sung. Sunday school 12 10. evening service 6 with special singing and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom A. Greene
Sturtevant
Morrison
Schnecker
Wibberly
Kirk Street Congregational Church Service Schedule
Rev. Geo E Martin pastor, morning service at 10 30 with anthems including Im Kneeling at the Threshold Come Ye Children Prodigal Son tenor solo Grant We Beseech Thee response baritone evening service at 7 with Mxalt Him and I Love to Hear My Saviour s Voice contralto solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Street
Geo. E. Martin
Hanscom
First Baptist Church Service and Music Notes
Morning service at First Baptist Church includes a sermon God’s Gift to Christ with organ and choir numbers by Grace Seymour and the Sullivan and Thompson ensembles. Evening worship features Life’s Wreckage, a Holy Spirit anthem, violin and tenor solos, and an organ postlude under J Avison Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Sullivan
A. F. French
Oe Thompson
Holy Spirit
Duncan
Miss Smith
Mr. Carroll
Sesseeseesees Bohm
Hans V. Gruben Borjes
O Saviour
Buck
Harry A. Hopkins
Mr. Borjes
Wagner J. Avison Baker
Episcopal Church Morning and Evening Services Schedule
Rev Merritt J Winchester of Ebbridge New York Supply conducts Sunday services at 10 30 AM and 6 30 PM with organ preludes anthems and solos led by Mrs Willman Miss Livingstone and Mr Favor. Sermon Practical Atheism Psalm 10 4 by Rev M J Winchester. Sunday school noon Y P S C E 515 PM chorus choir assists evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Coote
Ebi Neemeay
M. J. Winchester
Y W C A Offerings and Chorus Rehearsals
The YWCA announces a gospel service Sunday at 4 PM with Miss Etta M Rutherford as speaker and special music. Twilight service follows. Junior Sunshine club meets Saturday at 3 PM. Outdoor basketball players and ETP club invited to meet Saturday 2:30 PM. Chorus rehearsal tonight at 6:45 PM and regular social at 7:30 PM. bring a friend.
Evangelistic Service by Rev George W Coon to be held Sunday
Evangelist Rev George W Coon will preach on Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock on the South common and several Lowell ministers will address the gathering. The event emphasizes a community religious service with local clergy participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Coon
South Common
Lowell
Anarchists Fail to Appear for Riot Convictions
Paterson New Jersey June 26 anarchists William MacQueen and Rudolph Crossman convicted in last June’s labor riot did not show in court to begin serving five year sentences. Their bail bonds of 6500 dollars each were forfeited, with officials believing they may have fled the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
William MacQueen
Rudolph Crossman
Mrs. Sarah W. Curtis Praises Chamberlain Stomach Tablets
Mrs. Sarah W. Curtis of Lea Mass reports long standing indigestion and sour stomach improved after using Cham berlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets. She now eats foods she previously could not. The ad invites readers with stomach trouble to try the tablets, sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah W. Curtis
Lea Mass
Dean's Ointment Promises Relief for Itching Piles
An old advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a universal cure for itching piles inviting all ages and statuses to trust the product as absolutely safe and guaranteed to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Lowell Concert at Canobie Lake Park This Sunday
An American band named Lowell performs at Canobie Lake Park with an afternoon and evening concert. The event is slated for Sunday, offering two sets to accommodate attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Canobie Lake Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Owell
South Chelmsford
Aunt Hannah
North Chelmsford
Cramp Company’s Affairs
Wabash Road
Planters’ Compress Co
Mohair Grounds
Lewis- F-Perry
Whitney
TREMC
Ington
Bosworth, ST
Boston - Mass
Williame
U.S. Cotton Duck CO
Beecham
Speecham’s
Merritt J. Winchester
Elbridge, N
Branch Street
Branch
Middlesex Streets
Asa Reed Dilts
North
Basta Sallskap
French Baptist Church
Ennell and
West Sixth Streets
Isaac la Fleur
Hadley Street
North Tewksbury
Unitarian
Methodist
Ellsworth Street
Nathaniel W. Matthews
St. Paul’s
Hurd
Warren Streets
Geo. B. Dean
Peter
Centralville M. E
Bridge and Hildreth Streets
F. Pickles
Epworth League
Highland
Loring Street
Bourne Street
Henry A. Hanson
Unday
Worthen Street
James F. Allen
Berean Primitive
Lawrence Street
W. H. Yarrow
Wesley Church
Merrimack Square
J. H. Irvine
Baptist
Episcopal
St. Anne’s
Anne Street
A. St. John
St. John’s
Court House
Leander C. Manchester
House of Prayer
Walker
Grove Street
R. G. Osborne
All Saints Chelmsford
Presbyterian
Universalist
Catholic
First Universalist Church
C. E. Fisher
Grace Universalist Church
First Baptist Church
Church and
George Streets
Smith Thomas Ford
Worthen Street Baptist
Ebbridge
Clveyt
Evangelistic Service
Hiome
Vapie
City Library
Rev. J. Gillam
Gees
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