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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1903

Page

8

Orangemen Parade to Paige Street Church in Unity

Three hundred Orange lodge members from Highland Hall and lodges in Woburn Melrose Boston Lawrence and other cities paraded to Paige Street church for a service led by Rev Daniel Martin. The address urged self thinking patriotism humane care and the making of men as the true tests of society ending with a collection for the Philadelphia Orange home for orphans and neglected children.

Orange Lodges Paige Street Daniel Martin North Chelmsford Highland Hall McKinley Orange Lodge Garfield Purple Star Lodge Woburn Melrose Boston Lawrence Clinton Orangemen Holy City Mr. Martin Pennsylvania Orange Home For Philadelphia

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad

Local ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a universal cure for back pain and kidney ills including diabetes. Testimonial from L C Hill of 246 Aiken Avenue credits relief after using at Elingwood & Co.'s drug store. Sold for 60 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Dean Lowell L. C. Hill Aiken Avenue H. W. Lock Elingwood & Co

Quench Not the Spirit Sermon Promotes Courageous Believers

The Fifth Street Baptist church sermon centered on the Spirit’s work in Scripture and believers life. Rev. Orville Coats urged readers to resist quenching the Spirit and called for fearless men in pulpits and business to advance Christ’s kingdom. A follow up sermon by Rev. F I Kelley and a Wednesday prayer meeting were noted.

Fifth Street Church Orville Coats Fifth Street Baptist Church God Bezaleel Gideon David Jesus Christ Christ Jesus God the Holy Ghost Jesus Christ Tne World

Knights of Malta Lecture At First Presbyterian Church

Lowell commandery Knights of Malta attended a 7 pm service at the First Presbyterian Church. Rev. J. M. Craig spoke to 75 members on the order’s early history, noting its growth with Knights Templars and related orders while outlining its three main functions: charity, military training, and religious duties. He highlighted the Knights Hospitallers as the earliest name and contrasted past missions with modern charitable work.

Lowell Knights Templars Knights of Malta

Powerful Sermon Draws Large Audience at First Congregational

A large audience gathered at the First Congregational Church last evening to hear Rev. Ralph Gillam deliver a powerful sermon titled Wanted Men. The talk occurred on the last Sunday in June as many parishioners had already left for summer.

Mr. Gillam First Congregational Church Ralph Gillam

Wilt Thou Be Made Whole Sermon at First Baptist

Rev F M Pickles spoke on Wilt Thou be Made Whole at the evening service from John 5 6 stressing personal decision in salvation and Christ healing power over social reform. Music featured Henry Worth Cora Titus Lena Luce with violin solos by Hans Borjes and a sermon by Rev Smith Thomas Ford on Life s Wreckage and the prodigal returned home.

F. M. Pickles Christ Bethesdas Elijah Joshua Moses Paul Jesus Wesley Luther Jonathan Edwards Dwight L. Moody Peter Henry Worth Jehovah Cora Titus Mr. Worth Daisy Cluer Lena Luce First Baptist Church Hans Borjes Smith Thomas Ford

Rev George E Martin Preaches Two Strong Sermons

The Rev George E Martin preached two strong sermons yesterday to a sympathetic congregation. At noon the Sunday school held a review service led by Superintendent Henry A Smith who gave a Bible talk illustrated by a stereopticon. A postponed picnic is planned for Wednesday at Spalding Grove.

George E. Martin D. D Henry A. Smith Spalding Grove

Supremacy of Christ in Life Sermon At Morning Service

The services yesterday were well attended. Rev. Robert F. True preached in the morning on The Supremacy of Christ in the Life and in the evening on The Surrender of Self. The chorus choir sang finely with solos and duets by William J. Beaven and Isabelle Gillespie.

Robert F. True Christ William J. Beaven Isabelle Gillespie

Immaculate Conception Priests Warn Youth During Vacation

Priests at the Immaculate Conception parish urged vigilance among young people after Masses yesterday. Fr Dorgan and Fr Lawrence urged parents to monitor daughters late outings and avoid promiscuous gatherings. Fr Tighe echoed abstinence themes and urged denouncing legalized vice to keep Lowell free of temptation. Rev Charles McGurty, OMI, celebrated the high mass in Lowell, his first since ordination.

Church of the Immaculate Conception Fr. Dorgan Fr. Lawrence Fr. Tighe Young Men’s Catholic Institute Dorgan Lowell Holy Name Society McGrath The Children of Mary Charles McGurty M. I

Robbed Church and Vandalism At Paige Street Church

Police arrested 15 year old William M Sheppard of French street on larceny charges for stealing 11 baptismal robes a copper coffee pot and kettles a hatchet and church decorations from Paige Street Free Baptist Church. He confessed after police waited for him and said he stole to fund a pool habit. He denied a previous $ sums. Other arrests included two men from South Lowell for gambling with whippet bets and a separate arrest of Alice Gastomguay for dress larceny from Melvina Frichette.

William M. Sheppard Iving French Street Inspector Walsh Lane Paige Street Sheppard Walsh Daniel Lane Juns Manley Tewksbury South Lowell Fred M. Thrall George Perkins Perkins Thrall Harrison Avenue Boston Willie Wong King Chinatown Plymouth, Maas

Vacation opportunities on low-rate eastern rail route

Travel promises low rates and comfortable train service to many eastern tourist resorts via Nickel late Road. The note references L. P. Burgess at 268 Washington Street and hints at a route westward overlook.

Dls L. P. Burgess Washington Street Hince Goce

Communion at St Patrick's Y M C L Mass and election

About 200 Young Men's Catholic Lyceum members received communion at 8 o'clock mass at St Patrick's church. Rev Fr Culbert officiated with Rev Fr McHugh assisting. After breakfast in the school hall, a 15-member board was elected and plans to join the Middlesex County Federation of Catholic Societies were approved. President O'Brien praised the members and a future anniversary date for the new rooms was set.

St. Patrick’s Church Young Men's Catholic Lyceum Fr. Culbert Fr. McHugh St. Patrick’s School Hall Evans Daniel S. O’brin Society John M. Hogan Williar Enright Cornelius Cronan John J. Murphy J. Harry Flaherty Peter Bean John Carroll Joseph L. Cronin John O’connor Henry Doran Dennis Devine Peter McMahon William Barry Charles Walsh Timothy Rohan O’brien James O'Sullivan Middlesex County Federation of Catholic Societies

Gas Explosion Kills Twenty Four Miners in Mexico

A gas ignition from a defective lamp sparked a coal mine blast at Los Esperanza's mines owned by the Mexican Coal and Coke company near Parratoeran Mexico on June 28. About one hundred men were present. 24 bodies recovered, around fifty injured with many missing to be accounted for.

Parratoeran Mexico Los Esperanza Mexican Coal and Coke Company

Ladies' Thin Dresses Sale Prices

A local retailer promotes a forced sale this week offering silk dresses at 10 12 50 and 15 dollars and cotton and linen dresses at 2 75 3 98 and 4 98 dollars each.

Dressing Sacques and Kimonas for Hot Weather

These indispensable house garments for hot weather come in attractive styles priced at 49c, 98c and 1.98 dollars each, suggested for Fourth of July wear and comfort.

Probate Court Citations for Julia Beaulieu Estate

Middlesex probate court orders letters of administration granted to Joseph S. Lapierre public administrator. Citations issued to heirs and interested parties to appear July seventh 1903 at nine o clock in Cambridge to show cause. Publication required weekly for three weeks in Lowell Daily Courier prior to hearing.

Julia Beaulieu Lowell Middlesex Joseph 8. Lapierre Cambridge Lowell Daily Courier

Canobie Lake Park Vaudeville Thrills Patrons This Week

Patrons at Canobie Lake Park will enjoy the best vaudeville program yet seen at the resort. The star act Favor and Sinclair perform The Maguires a comedy sketch that captivates the audience on stage. Earl and Wilson provide a hybrid set of singing music and comedy, while Adaret the fire dancer offers a visually striking act.

Patrona Favor Sinclair

Trustees' Sale of Real Estate in Tewksbury Mass

Public auction to sell two parcels of land in Tewksbury Middlesex on June 30 1903 under license from Probate Court for Middlesex County. First lot twenty two acres on Andover Street with described bounds. second lot three and a half acres on Andover and Clark streets. Terms to be announced at sale. Trustees Frederic A. Fisher and John W. Stott. Lowell Mass June 20 1903.

County of Middlesex Commonwealth of Massachusetts Tewksbury Andover Street Andover Road Larkin Trull Trull Merrimack River Eldad Worcester Worcester Benjamin Watson Herbert Trull Middlesex South District Jabez Stevens Clark Street Pickering Hunt C. S. Hood Hood Susan Foster Foster John E. Foster Henry Smith Middlesex North District Registry Frederic A. Fisher John W. Stott Mary A. Wateron Lowell Mass

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