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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1902
Page
4
A narrator walks the city from predawn to midnight, contrasting factory streets with social promenades. He recalls Pompeii and Rome, then discusses Belgian hare fad losses, Lowell Boys club, and notes on Philippine life including bamboo crafts, fiestas, New Year calls, and observers of American ladies abroad.
A letter describes social calls during a visit, noting fruit and canned goods as refreshments and amusing scenes such as Guarva jelly from a tin can. It reports illness of Daniel W. Shaw’s father, travels of August Fels, a Bermudas trip, a San Mateo health scare, and various family updates. It lists new charity party committees and whist organizers for Associate hall on April 1.
A list of Sunday worship times and pastors across Lowell area churches. Entries include street locations, morning services at 10 30, Sunday schools around noon, Y M C E and evening services, with additional lectures and special events noted for several congregations.
Parish schedule lists Holy Communion at 7 15 a m with full service and sermon at 10 30 a m in the St Anne's Merrimack Street church under rector A St John Ch 3 D D Evening services mentioned.
The rector Rev Leander C Manchester will deliver the sixth in the Lent series for young men at 7 o'clock. Sunday school at noon, confirmation class at 3 p m. Morning service 10 30 and evening service 6 30. Communion on the first and third Sundays and major festivals.
Reverend John W. Eckman leads Swedish-Meadowcroft Street parish near Moore Street with Sunday school at 9 a m and morning service at 10 20 a m.
Sunday schedules list morning and evening worship at multiple churches with pastors named. Each entry notes service times, Sunday school, and special programs or sermon topics such as The Story of the Wall Builders, The Modern Church and the Modern Dance, Comfort, Thy Will Be Done, A Right Comprehension of Life, Happiness, Having Promises What to Do, and Taking the Bull by the Horns. Additional items include Epworth leagues and junior programs.
Morning service at 10 30 o clock on Sunday with sermon Steps to the Throne and Justification. Westminster United Tyler Street led by Rev H B Foster with morning service 10 30 and evening 7, Sunday school at noon. Morning sermon The Contrast and evening The Restraining and Constraining Influences in Life.
Morning services at 10 30 by Rev Charles E Fisher on First Hurd Street and by Rev Ransom A Greene on Grace Princeton and South Canton. Sunday school at noon. Morning sermon One Word. Evening union service at seven with addresses on Christianity and Civilization by Rev C T Billings and Rev G C Wright.
A compact schedule lists morning, afternoon, and evening worship times for numerous churches on First George, Worthen, Branch, Fifth, Immanuel Blossom, First Freewill, Mount Vernon, Chelmsford, Union Freewill, and North Billerica. Each entry names the pastor and service times with hymn or sermon themes where provided.
Morning service at 10 45 and Sunday school at 12 00 led by Rev Charles T Billings near First Merrimack street opposite John street. Morning program titled Lights and Shadows.
Evening service at 7 o clock hosted by Grace Universalist Church on Princeton street Free Middlesex street between Eliot and South streets. Rev George C Wright pastor. Morning service features Faults in the Life That Breed Errors in the Brain. Union service of Liberal Christian churches at Grace Church at 7 PM.
A compilation of mass schedules and worship services across St. Patrick’s Sufffolk St, St. Peter’s Gorham St, St. Joseph’s Lee St, Immaculate Conception East Merrimack St, St. Michael’s Sixth St, Sacred Heart Moore St, St. Jean Baptiste Merrimack St, St. Anthony’s Gorham St, and Union Mission venues. Includes times for first, second, and children masses, high masses, vesper services, Sunday schools, and special sermons, with additional listings for Union Mission, Odd Fellows Hall, Central Mission, Swedenborgian church, and Coburn Mission venues in Ayer City and surrounding streets.
Evangelical Lutheran Mead Owcroft Street chapel led by Rev. J V Soderman with services at 1030 and 7. Sunday school at 9. Scottish church service 620. Seventh Day Adventists meet in Old Highland hall Branch Street Sabbath afternoon with Sabbath school 2. First and Second Church of Christ Scientist. Volunteers of America fellowship at 3 p m and gospel at 8 p m. Christadelphian Wedesia Morning program Two Princely Visitors and Their Reception. Grand St Adventist Church Elder W R Stapleford and Volunteers of America at 33 Shattuck Street. 3 p m Christian testimony and praise service and gospel meeting at 8 p m. First Spiritualist society Mrs Nettie Holt Harding of Somerville to occupy platform afternoon and evening.
First Baptist Church Garner on George Street lists morning service at 10 30 with The Bethany Family sermon and organ preludes by A F French plus choir and soloists. Evening service at 6 30 features The Devil's Hour sermon, song service led by a large chorus, organ selections, Marian Anthem and soloists. Baptism and vestry service noted. Musical director J Avison Baker named.
At First Trinity Congregational Church on Dutton Street a 10:30 a.m. service offers a sermon titled The Expansion of Christianity with a children’s story. An evening illustrated lecture at 6:45 presents The Miracles of Christ as the first in a five part series The Great Painters Gospel featuring 150 reproductions of Mons. Tissot paintings on glass under his oversight with full color detail.
Copyrighted lantern slide reproductions enhance illustrated songs to be sung. Throw Out the Life Line and Brightly Beams Our Father's Mercy. Sunday school at noon and U P S C E at 5:45 pm. The 16th annual pastor's Bible class reunion and supper on Wednesday with supper at 7 pm and social hour 6 to 7. Special Holy Week services March 29 to 31 at 7:30 pm.
A stormy Sunday drew a good audience as Dr. Martin is asked to repeat last Sunday's inaugural sermon tomorrow morning so the entire congregation can hear it. The program features Christian service themes, choir music, quartette pieces, and an invitation to all.
Blossom Street off Gorham from Fourth to Right Above Railroad Bridge. Rev. Robert F. True pastor. Mr. Greenwood will preach and sing at 10:30. Union services at 3 and 6:30 p.m. Preaching by Mr. Greenwood. Special singing by Mr. Greenwood and union chorus choir. Sunday.
The usual YWCA gospel service is Sunday at 4 PM with Mrs J E Gibron speaking and special music. The Junior Sunshine club meets Saturday at 3 PM and the Girls Bible class Saturday at 5 30 PM. A Tennyson concert with readings piano and vocal solos is at 7 45 PM tonight. all women and girls invited.
Mrs C E VanDeusen of Kilbourn Wisconsin suffered long stomach trouble and constipation. She states that many preparations failed but Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets helped. Tablets are sold at all drug stores for 25 cents.
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