Lowell Daily Courier Archives, Mar 24, 1902, p. 10

Sun and Moon Rise and Day Length Schedule

March calendar notes sun rises at 5.42 and moon rises at 6.50 am. Sun sets at 6.00 pm and length of day is 12.18 hours. The table lists days 23 through 31 with weekdays Sun through Sat.

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City advertising and upcoming events in Colchester area

The notice highlights local ads from Colchester and Tiffin firms offering hardware bikes and lawn supplies. John Callaghan moves to larger Merrimack street quarters. Millinery shops led by Miss Blennerhassett and Mrs Leighton, Miss Foss prepare Easter lines. A cantata meeting for St Johns hospital is set at Mathews hall tonight.

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Horne Ta-Bo C. B. Coburn & Co Colchester Roberts & Co Tiffin Ohio Thompson Hardware Co John Callaghan Merrimack Street St. John’s Hospital Mathew’s Hall

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Organist Edgar A Barrell joins Grace Episcopal Church New Bedford

Mr Edgar A Barrell a well known local organist accepts a fine position as organist at the Grace Episcopal Church in New Bedford. Mr Herbert Hadley was surprised Friday evening to find a leather fashion suitcase from Walsh's Worsted mills shipped to his home. He later left to take a position as second hand in the spinning room of Moore's mill North Chelmsford.

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Edgar A. Barrell Grace Episcopal Church New Bedford Herbert Hadley Walsh's Worsted Mills Hadley Moore’s Mill North Chelmford

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Birthday party for George Bowring's 19th year cheers a hometown

Saturday evening a pleasant birthday party was held at the Bowring home in honor of George P. Bowring's 19th birthday. Guests enjoyed a turkey supper served by Mrs. Bowring and assistants, a piano chorus with Nellie Rawnsley as accompanist, recitations by Joe Higginbottom and Joseph Haworth, and a song by Helen Dunkerley. Richard Potten presented a watch charm and tie pin on behalf of the friends, and Mr Bowring expressed thanks as singing and social time continued late.

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J. P. Bowring George P. B. Bowring Joe Higginbottom Joseph Haworth Elen Dunkerley Richard

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Militia Changes Announced by Adjutant General

At the office in Boston the following militia changes are listed for the week Lawrence W Jenkins becomes first lieutenant and adjutant of the Second corps cadets with Titus resigning Samuel B Sampson is named first lieutenant of Company I First Heavy Artillery replacing Neilson who resigns Charles E Clark advances to second lieutenant of Company I First Heavy Artillery replacing Sampson promoted

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Boston Lawrence W. Jenkins Leutenant Titus Samuel B. Sampson Co. I. First Heavy Artillery Neilson Charles E. Clark Sampson

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Easter-Tide Services Begin at Worthen Street Baptist

Worthen Street Baptist church starts a series of meetings tonight as Easter approaches. The week before Easter marks a time for ongoing revival in God’s vineyard with many souls shown the way to Christ. The Holy Spirit’s presence is hoped to grow as the meetings continue nightly except Saturday. Members are urged to attend to support pastor and visitors.

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Worthen Street Baptist Church God's Vineyard Pearly Gates Christ

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Delicate Women Boys and Girls Must Have Iron

Delicate Women School Boys and Girls Must Have Iron a specific remedy for weakness paleness nervousness and exhaustion caused by cares duties work study confinement or other debilitating influences.

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The Shepherd on Kirk Street Sermons at John Street

Rev. George E. Martin preached at John Street Congregational on the good shepherd theme. The morning discourse traced Jesus as the good shepherd, his care and sacrifice, while the evening addressed Jacob’s lone crisis and divine wrestling, illustrating how personal struggle refines faith and leadership.

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Jacob God Esau Moses Israel Saul Damascus

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Lowell factory site auction at 232 Mt Vernon street

J E Conant Co offers 232 Mt Vernon street Lowell for sale on March 7 1902 after two thirty afternoon. Property spans 146 feet on Mt Vernon 7 feet on Fulton and 8739 square feet with three story wooden building two story office structure and sheds. Machinery largely removed except a few pieces. land and structures to be sold as one lot with mortgage option and 7500 down payment required. Keys at Cary office or auctioneers.

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Mt. Vernon Street Fulton Street A. P. Bateman Broadway Rock Streets Lowell Otis Allen & Son Lowell Hosiery Company W. W. Cary Lowell Wire Cloth A. Bachelder & Co American Card Clothing Company Spaulding & Sweet Shoe Shop C. H. McEvoy Good Rollins Engine Co Dobbins

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The Benediction Beyond Words

A reflective note on divine mastery and self renunciation. The speaker trusts that God grants a benediction beyond any literature, acknowledging limits of human understanding and language in describing spiritual grace.

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Loneliness of Christ sermon at John Street Church

Rev. Geo H Johnson preached on the Loneliness of Christ to prepare for Holy Week and urged worship of Christ as the greatest sufferer. Dr Wm H Lathrop reviewed Booker T Washington’s Life and Work Up from Slavery, praising Washington’s peacemaking, Tuskegee Institute growth, and its 28 industries. Passion Week meetings are scheduled at John Street and High Street churches with crowds invited.

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John Street Geo. H. Johnson Christ High Street Wm. H. Lathrop Booker T. Washington Washington Lyceum Tuskegee Institute Tuskegee High Street Church

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The Christian's Commission Sermon on Reconciliation

Rev H W Millington spoke at Fifth Street Ballet durch Sunday morning on 2 Corinthians 5 19, urging Christians to seek reconciliation with God and to carry the gospel to perishing souls. He warned against enmity with God and stressed the ministry of reconciliation as a higher trust.

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H. W. Millington Fifth Street Ballet Durch God Jesus Christ

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The Christian Church and the Theatre Subject

Rev J F Allen at Worthen Street M E church argues the church may enjoy wholesome recreation but must scrutinize theatre. He decries plays as immoral on average, cites books and press to prove demoralization, and notes theatre advertisements appeal to baser instincts with vulgar posters on prominent streets.

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Worthen Street M. E J. F. Allen Christian Church

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Palm Sunday Services At All Saints Chelmsford

All Saints Chelmsford reports large Palm Sunday attendance with the church handsomely decorated for the observance. Page continues on page four.

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ALL Saints Chelmsford

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Flower seeds sale at Carleton Hovey 5c per pack

Weather praised yesterday in cheerful note. Carleton and Hovey at 236 Merrimack street offer a full range of flower and vegetable seeds warranted growers at 5c per package. Many seeds formerly 10c now 5c. Includes 30 kind children’s garden pack for summer display. Sweet peas and nasturtiums sold in bulk.

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Carleton & Hovey Merrimack Street

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Obituary notices for Ann Boyd Bridget Hogan and Janet Cunningham

Obituaries report the death of 85 year old Ann Boyd at her daughter’s home on Quebec Street and Bridget Hogan of 3 Fulton Street aged 34 years 9 months leaving a husband two children and siblings in Ireland with a large circle of friends Janet Cunningham wife of James Cunningham dies suddenly at 10 Methuen Street heart failure after attending a church fair she leaves a husband two sons her mother and siblings from both Potter and Johnston families and Prescott’s Presbyterian church ties noted.

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Ann Boyd Alfred Cates Quebec Street Rose Churchill Jane Andrew Adams Sarah Henry James John Boyd Bridget McKim Fulton Street Mary Catherine Thomas Patrick Hogan County Claire Ireland Janet P. Cunningham James Cunningham Methuen Street First Presbyterian Church James C. Potter Mitchell Adams Danial Brown Meiklejohn Pawtucket R. L Thomas Potter Glasgow Scotland

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Long Funeral Notices Populate City Cemeteries

A sequence of funeral services notes from a Lowell area paper. Numerous families including Barnfather Simmons Mulvey Maloney and Sherry are memorialized with bearers and burial in Edson Catholic and Lowell cemeteries. Undertakers Weinbeck Savage Molloy McDermott and Young & Co. oversee arrangements.

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William Barnfather Thorndike Street Mr. Morse St. Anne’s Church Peter J. Brady John Burns John Galvin John T Joseph Riordan Edward Heath Edson Weinbeck William H. Simmons Howard Street Lowell Oberlin Lodge of Masons R. A. Greene J. A. Wiles D. H. Wilson G. W. Miller H. F. Barnes Mary Mulvey Molloy Fr. Walsh Hugh Rogers Henry O'Neil John Stephen Holmes Co. H. Molloy John F. Maloney Market Street St. Patrick’s Church Lowell Cadet Band Patrick John Murphy John Giblin Andrew Grimes Thomas Bassett John McCarthy Buria Savage Thomas Sherry Ethel M. White Irving Locke Tewksbury Milford Mass

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Obituaries Notice at Quebec Street Home

Local notices list deaths of Ann Boyd 85 at 89 Quebec street with funeral at her residence Wednesday at 2 pm and private burial. Bridget McKim 34 years nine months dies at 3 Fulton street. John Thompson 61 dies at 18 Ottawa street. Whalen dies at parents home on March 23 in city.

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Whalen Joseph

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Birth Announcements for Five Local Children

In this city on March 22 and 23 five birth notices record new arrivals to families. Catherine, aged 11 months 16 days, of 24 Jewett street. Mary A Goodwin, 1 year 5 months, of 97 Liberty street. Georgianna McNamara, 2 years, of 14 Maple street. Jeannette P Cunningham, 5 years 11 months, of 10 Methuen street. all noted with parents named and birth dates.

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Catherine Jewett Street James Whalen Goodwin Liberty Street Mary A. Goodwin McNamara Maple Street Georgianna McNamara Cunningham Methuen Street Jeannette P. Cunningham

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Mortality of Lowell Week Ending March 22 1902

Population 99574. total deaths 43. deaths under five 16. infectious diseases 1. acute lung diseases 2. croup membranous 1. Death rate 22.45 vs 18.80 previous two weeks. Infectious diseases list includes scarlet fever 1, diphtheria 9, membranous croup 1, measles 20, smallpox 3. Board of Health.

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Board OF Health

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Mysterious Death Prompts Autopsy in New York State

A Canadianigua New York despatch reports farmer W. C. Howard died after using a cough medicine mailed to him. Authorities secrecy hides details but autopsy is advised. The note urges Father John’s Medicine as a pure tonic free of poisonous drugs.

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Canadaigua N. Y W. C. Howard Howard Father John

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Sun and Moon Rise and Day Length Schedule

City advertising and upcoming events in Colchester area

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Organist Edgar A Barrell joins Grace Episcopal Church New Bedford

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Birthday party for George Bowring's 19th year cheers a hometown

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Militia Changes Announced by Adjutant General

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Easter-Tide Services Begin at Worthen Street Baptist

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Delicate Women Boys and Girls Must Have Iron

The Shepherd on Kirk Street Sermons at John Street

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Lowell factory site auction at 232 Mt Vernon street

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The Benediction Beyond Words

Loneliness of Christ sermon at John Street Church

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The Christian's Commission Sermon on Reconciliation

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The Christian Church and the Theatre Subject

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Palm Sunday Services At All Saints Chelmsford

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Flower seeds sale at Carleton Hovey 5c per pack

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Obituary notices for Ann Boyd Bridget Hogan and Janet Cunningham

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Long Funeral Notices Populate City Cemeteries

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Obituaries Notice at Quebec Street Home

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Birth Announcements for Five Local Children

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Mortality of Lowell Week Ending March 22 1902

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Mysterious Death Prompts Autopsy in New York State

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