Pastor Bowley Green Resigns at Worthen Street Baptist
Rev Bowley Green tendered his resignation at the Worthen Street Baptist church during yesterday morning service drawing a large crowd and tearful goodbyes. The letter urged a return to the pure Gospel and warned against sensationalism in churches. Services later at Worthen Street Methodist featured Rev William Merrill on the sermon and a missionary concert led by Mrs Green.
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Bowley Green
Worthen Street Baptist Church
Green
William Merrill
Resignation of Pastor Bowley Green at The Church in Corinth
Bowley Green announces his resignation as pastor with the change taking effect after the evening service on April 15 at The Church in Corinth. He recalls strong ties with the church, gratitude for support, and prays for wise leadership and continued usefulness in Christ.
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Jesus Christ
Bowley Green
Heads and Tails Novel Subject Chosen For Sermon
Rev. 8 T Ford selects Heads and Talle as the evening sermon topic at First Baptist in a series on Liars. The text cites Sealah chapter six verse 14 and 16, urging that men may deceive people but cannot deceive God. The sermon notes knife throwing by Chinese gymnasts as an illustration of hitting none.
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Corinth
St. Anne's Church
Chambre
Mediterranean
Paul
C. E. Fisher
Lowell
Church of God
Tonlaht
God
An announcement of the Annunciation feast at Immaculate Conception
Yesterday marked the Annunciation in Lent known as Lady Day. Rev. Eugene A. Dorgan celebrated the Mass and Rev. Lawrence G. F. Schwind preached on the church’s democracy, noting its care for rich and poor alike. A men-only mission starts next Sunday to prepare for Easter duties. Fr. Joyce preached on the Annunciation at Vesper service.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Eugene A. Dorgan
Lawrence G. F. Schwind
Joyce
Search for gold entices Rev G N Howard to Central America
A Melrose Highlands Free-will Baptist pastor takes three months leave to join a Malden led quest for wealth in Guatemala and Honduras. The plan, backed by a baker a druggist and a Melrose captain, aims to lift his church from debt with gold and bonds as his wife Mrs Howard and church leaders express cautious optimism while the public and clergy keep silent on full details. The move follows prior financial schemes, and Howard is described as a capable businessman whose departure excites the congregation.
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G. N. Howard
Melrose Highlands
Central America
Melrose and
Malden
Guatemala
Honduras
Smart
Melrose
Clover
Baptists
Jernegan and
Tuller
G. H. Howard
First Free Baptist Church
Easy Street
Howard
Levi W. Gilman
Deacon Gilman
First Free Baptist
Ladies’ Aid Society
Missionary Meeting Set by Lowell Union Auxiliary
A meeting of the Lowell Union auxiliary of the W. B. F. M. will convene in the vestry of High Street Church on Wednesday March 28 at 3 oclock p m. Rev. Sarah Dixon of Tyngsboro will speak and a discussion on missionary work methods will follow.
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Lowell Union
High Street
Sarah Dixon
Tyngsboro
Joyce at Buffalo Blesses Shrine Statues at Holy Angels
A morning ceremony at the Church of the Holy Angels on Porter Avenue in Buffalo featured Rev. Father Quinn dressing statues of Saint Patrick and Saint Bridget in niches beside the high altar. The church was tiled and the statues blessed with holy water as hymns were sung. Father Meame assisted by Father Tighe deacon and others led the rites. Father Joyce of the Immaculate Conception, Lewell, attended.
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Father Me
Pather Tighe
Pather Sullivan Esa
Pather O'Neil
Father Jovee
Church of
Fvther
Middlesex County Accident Interrupts Emerson Briskness
James P. Emerson was thrown violently to the ground when his carriage collided with Mrs. Staples’s team returning from Tyngsboro. He sustained a severe jar and bruises while his carriage was damaged. Mrs. Staples was unharmed and helped him home. The piece notes new recruits for the grip and an update on local residents including Perham and Captain Bartlett. Town meeting opens at 9 this morning.
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James P. Emerson
Tyngsboro
N. A. Glidden
North Street
W. H. Staples
J. P. Emerson
Abbie Ford
J. A. Bartlett
M. F. Parkhurst
Emma L. Parkhurst
W. W. Kilbourne
Perham
Capt. Bartlett
North Chelmsford’s Quiet Funeral Notices and Local Updates
Sunday funeral for Daniel Daily from his home to St John’s Church. Burial in Lowell Catholic cemetery. undertaker O’Donnell in charge. Frank Leavitt’s funeral held in village. buried at Main Street cemetery. Local illnesses and visits noted. paper mill repairs at Dracut after flood gates burst. Collinsville mill resumes full operations. workers reassigned to speed up others. William Thorne returns as painter. William Devine resigns as janitor. Herman Gunther to succeed. Ada M Rows receives a diamond ring after leaving ColVinville post. Ogreepeech delivered by Miss Annie Van.
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Daniel
St. John's Church
John J. Shaw
Peter Connors
Frank Corrigan
Stephen Ward
Michael McMahon
Patrick McEnaney
Frank Dunnigan
Lowell
O'Donnell
Frank Leavitt
Leavitt
Lynn
Mr. Leavitt
Main Street
Charlotte Kidder
N. B. Edwards
Boston
Clement
Arthur Wheeler
Second Congregational Church
Arthur F. Salmon
Dracut
Lowell Blanchard
School Street
Rae
Preumon
William Leary
Collinsville
William Thorne
Elliot Morgan
William Devine
Parker Avenue
Herman Gunther
Mies Ada M. Rows
Colineville
Annie van
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Immaculate Conception
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Committee On Public Charitable Institutions
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Howard K. Sanderson
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Liebig Company
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Dobbins Electric
Dobbins Soap Mfg. Co
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Arwagiete
AMG
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Arthur Rhodes
Merriaminoth
Re House
Geo. B. Coburn
Merrimack Street
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Pawtucket Bridge
Little Mae
A. J
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Courier-Citizen Bldg
California
Restauran
Tilt, Vance & Co
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Vance & Co
Tremont
Suffolk
Central Street
Tift, Vance & CO
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H. A. King
Billerica Centre
Lowell-ile Acres
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Story House Wihstrooms
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Ansemble
Democrate
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Lowell Mutual Fire Insurance Co
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J.C. Abbott
Peabody
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