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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1902

Page

5

Easter Sunday Graduation and Record Attendance at Church

Annual school graduation exercises were held in the auditorium at 12 30 PM with full interest. An evening service drew a record attendance as pledges and cash for the day reached 1000 dollars. Ten girls sang He Liveth and a large chorus performed Easter carols under Miss Nettie Studley. The pastor gave an illustrated Holy Week lecture using slides from 40 of Tissot's paintings.

Children’s Department the Sunday School J. E. Trowbridge

Easter Concert at Central Methodist Church

At Central Methodist church last night the Sunday school and choir aided each other in presenting the annual Easter concert. The program featured singing by the school, readings, prayers, many recitations including The Light of Easter Morning and The Resurrection, duets, exercises by children and a closing address and benediction by Rev. Geo H. Clarke.

Central Methodist Church Risen Ina Manning May Wade Ralph Cram Agnes Dickinson Rachael Clarke Violet Williston Vincent Clarke Lillian Noyes Fred Gray Geo. H. Clarke

Easter Concert At Worthen Street M E Church

Worthen Street M E held an Easter programme with simple decorations and various readings recitations and exercises by a long list of children and the primary department. Highland M E offered a morning musical program directed by Chorister John Alexander followed by an evening children’s concert managed by Grace Farrell G N Smiley and John Alexander with flower seeds distributed to all children by C I Hood Co.

Worthen Street M. E Susie Green Joseph Mathison Charles Philips Hugh Johnson William Phelps Annie Louise McKissock Maude Markee Lena Fuller Blanche Burrill Walter Mathison Effie Allan Rowena McKissock Elsie Nichols Ina Soule Juliette McKissock Alice Burrill Alice Kidder Pauline Kidder Stella Isabelle Wilson Pastor Highland M. E John Alexander Beirce Quartette Grace Farrell G. N. Smiley C. I. Hood Co

Easter sermons move Manchester crowd to renew faith

The cross was vivid and the description moved almost all to tears as many signaled a desire to enter the Christian life. After the sermon Mr. Greenwood spoke his final address to converts and workers, urging faithful consecrated living. He departs yet will begin work next Sunday at the People's Baptist church. Rev. F I Kelley spoke at the Centre Congregational church in Dracut on Easter to men at the YMCA, delivering an entertaining and instructive message that was well received.

Greenwood People’s Baptist Church Manchester N. H F. I. Kelley Centre Congregational Church Dracut

Easter Lilies Highlight First Universalist Church

Easter decorations with lilies dominated the First Universalist church yesterday. The choir presented a fine program and Rev. C. E. Fisher delivered an earnest Easter sermon. In the afternoon a communion service followed, and seven members were received into the church.

Universalist C. E. Fisher

First Presbyterian Sunday School Recites Easter Verses

Under evergreen arches and amid palms and lilies, First Presbyterian Sunday school children performed commemorative and descriptive verses of the Risen Lord and Easter season. Participants include Bernice Roeger Maude Barris James Clark Wille Jamison John Campbell Marion Gordon Ethel Barris Fanny Irvine Jennie Mack Edith Hebner Jessie Archibald Isabelle Greig Daisy Ferrell Ruth Scott Bessie McFadgen Bessie Scott May Ornod Fanny Smith Lizzie Spillane Jennie McFadgen Benjamin Hodges Hartley Murphy Willie Archibald Minnie Doole Marys Doole Mary Campbell Edna Hadden Inez Gregg Grace Smith Jessie Watson Florence Ramsey Jennie McDowell Louisa Gamwell Bertha Barris Nita Arnold Emily Arnold and solo by Mr. Edmunds.

First Presbyterian Sunday School Lord Bernice Roeger Maude Barris James Clark Wille Jamison John Campbell Marion Gordon Ethel Barris Fanny Irvine Jennie Mack Edith Hebner Jessie Archibald Isabelle Greig Daisy Ferrell Ruth Scott Bessie McFadgen Bessie Scott May Ornod Fanny Smith Lizzie Spillane Jennie McFadgen Benjamin Hodges Hartley Murphy Willie Archibald Minnie Doole Marys Doole Mary Campbell Edna Hadden Inez Gregg Grace Smith Jessie Watson Florence Ramsey Jennie McDowell Louisa Gamwell Bertha Barris Nita Arnold Emily Arnold Mr. Edmunds

Easter Concert at Hildreth Street Mission

Easter day featured a varied program at the Hildreth Street mission run by Fifth Street Baptist church. Har ry Barrow gave an address welcome, Rev H W O Millington spoke, and performers included Lizzie Bennie Miss La Fleur George Cooper Elsie Braley Carrie Holmes Rinda Birchenough Alta Noble Agnes Bennie Jennie Shaw Albert Shaw Gertrude Ring Joseph Rawlinson Willis Bowles Miss Flanders Mr Reed and Lulu Holmes along with the school choir.

Hildreth Street Fifth Street Baptist Church Harry Barrow H. W. O. Millington Lizzie Bennie Miss la Fleur George Cooper Elsie Braley Carrie Holmes Rinda Birchenough Alta Noble Agnes Bennie Jennie Shaw Albert Shaw Gertrude Ring Joseph Rawlinson Willis Bowles Miss Flanders Mr. Reed Lulu Holmes

Easter message speaks to heart not head at service

Rev. Mr. Wright says the Easter message moves the heart, not the mind, urging readers to feel the faith with friends who honored the first Easter and walked with Him. He notes that even skeptics sense a timeless, spiritual connection, as the minister and Sunday school children share tokens at a well arranged festival.

Mr. Wright Emmaus

Closing Day of Greenwood Meetings at Gorham Street

Mr Greenwood preached at Gorham Street Methodist yesterday with Rev Matthews in morning service. An afternoon union service featured a thanksgiving segment and a stirring address on Repentance. Evening farewell filled the church with praise led by the union chorus under Sam Asquith, praising The Crucifixion of Christ.

Mr. Greenwood Mr. Matthews Gorham Street Methodist Church Greenwood Union Sam Asquith Reenwood Christ

Easter Observed at St Patrick’s Church Service

Easter observed at St Patrick’s with high mass at 10 30 led by Rev James Walsh assisted by Rev Wm Colbert and Rev John J McHugh. Sanctuary choir of St Patrick’s school sang with Miss Hosea John Drury Miss Courtney and Frank McCarthy in a Mass in C. Sermon by Rev John J McHugh on the Resurrection. Evening vespers at 7 drew large crowds with Hibbard’s orchestra.

St. Patrick’s James Walsh Wm. J. Colbert John J. McHugh Fr. Callahan John J. Graham New Sanctuary St. Patrick’s School Little Fellows Fr. McHugh Calvary Christ Fred Bond Edward Silas Bond Helen Hosea John Drury Hattie Courtney Frank McCarthy Michael J. Johnson Hibbards

Easter services at Sacked Heart church in Moore g

Easter services at the Sacked Heart church in Moore g were elaborate and impressive. High Mass at 10 30 featured Bamber's orchestra with Fr. Reynolds delivering sermons on Peace and labor conflict amid a dramatic light display over the altar. The 6 and 8 o'clock masses were by Fr. Reynolds and Fr. Tresch respectively, with a solemn vesper at 6 30 led by an enhanced choir and organist Mrs. T. H. Muldoon.

Heart Moore G Bamber John Warburton Reynolds Christ Earth God Fr. Tighe Tresch O’brien Tewksbury James McDermott Jesus T. H. Muldoon

Easter at Immaculate Conception Church Highlights

At the Immaculate Conception church Easter observances featured fruitfully adorned altars with lilies and palms. Rev Fr Lawrence led the last mass with Fr Quinn and Fr McGrath as deacon and sub-deacon. Fr Dorgan preached on St Matthew's resurrection tale as the choir performed Aldega and Alma Virgo, with the American orchestra providing morning and night music directed by Mr P P Haggerty and organist Mrs Haggerty.

Church of the Immaculate Conception Fr. Lawrence Frs. Quinn McGrath Fr. Dorgan Aldega Hummels Alma Virgo Hallelujah P. P. Haggerty

Easter Services at St Michael Church Centralville

Easter services at St Michael's Church Centralville drew large turnout with collections at all masses. Fr Carney led the 6 and 10:30 masses. Fr Shaw was at 8:15 and Fr Boland at 9. A 10:30 mass featured Deacon Fr Fidelis and master of ceremonies Fr Shaw. The Pentucket orchestra from Haverhill and a 40-voice choir accompanied. A musical vesper at 7:30 closed the day.

St. Michael's Church Centralville Carney Shaw Boland Mansolii St. Michael's School Sister Emmanuel Fidelis Mancinelli

Easter Masses and Vesper Service at St Peter's Gorham Street

St Peter's church on Gorham street held four morning masses for Easter and an elaborate vesper service at 7 30 in the evening. Rev Fr Rowan officiated the 6 8 and 9 oclock masses and preached on the Resurrection at the 9 oclock one. Special music featured Annie Rafferty Hannah Kilkenney Peter A Clune and David A McHugh. Leonard's mass in E flat was sung. Solemn high mass at 10 30 was by Fr McDermott with deacon Fr Mullin and sub deacon Fr Heffernan. Lambillotte's mass in D was sung by soloists under Mr C F Calnan with Mollie Ivers Kittie Sparks Mary Monroe Minnie McCarry Mrs Annie Williams Mrs Annie Wilkins and Marietta Gormley among sopranos with Kilkenney and Mary Dugan altos.

St. Peter's Gorham Street Rowan Annie Rafferty Hannah Kilkenney Peter A. Clune David A. McHugh Leonard Fr. McDermott Mullin Heffernan Lambillotte C. F. Calnan Mollie Ivers Kittie Sparks Mary Monroe Minnie McCarry Annie Williams Annie Wilkins Marietta Gormley Mary Dugan Cc. F

Stearns Vespers Sung by Orchestra in Evening Service

In the evening at 6 30 Stearns vespers were sung with the orchestra assisting, creating a solemn musical observance. The event featured steady accompaniment from the ensemble enhancing the liturgical service.

Stearns

Solemn High Mass at St. Josephs with Mozart Mass

At St Josephs the altar was surrounded with hundreds of candles and lights around the tabernacle. The celebrant Rev Fr A Nolin OML led the mass at 10 with deacon Rev A Marion and sub deacon Brother of Tewksbury. Rev Joseph Lefebvre preached on the day’s gospel. Choir directed by H A Racicot sang Mozart mass in B flat with soloists Dex ter Boisvert Fontaine Tarte Mongrain Marin and Parthenius. Gregoire's orchestra assisted. Vespers at 630 p m drew a large crowd.

St. Joseph's A. Nolin A. Marion Tewksbury Joseph Lefebvre H. A. Racicot Ed. Vincellette Mozart Blanche A. Dexter Georgianna Boisvert Bernadette Fontaine Ida Tarte Ida Mongrain H. Marin Messrs Albert Ducharme Geo. H. Perault David A. Parthen

St Jean Baptiste Mass Enriched By Candles And Choir

The altar at St Jean Baptiste church glowed with hundreds of incandescent lamps as Rev. J Campeau led the 10 o'clock mass assisted by Rev J Diess deacon and Brother Chevalin sub deacon Rev Lewis V Lewis preached the sermon. The choir led by Dr George Caisse with Hibbard's orchestra No 3 under H Steed sang Millard's mass with soloists Mme Jaques Lavalee Marie Ann Caisse E Forest Ferdinand Desesiers and Henri Alexander. Solemn vespers followed.

St. Jean Baptiste Church J. Campeau J. Diess Chevalin Lewis V. Lewis George Caisse Hibbard H. Steed Millard Mmes J. P. D. Jaques Lavalee Marie Ann Caisse E. Forest Messrs Ferdinand Desesiers Henri Alexander

Easter at St Anthonys Church Gorham Street

St Anthony's Portuguese church on Gorham Street held crowded Easter services yesterday with masses at 8 and a high mass in B flat sung by the regular choir under Miss Lulu Ginty. Fr Rosa celebrated and preached on The Resurrection. Vespers at 7.30 were crowded. collections were taken at all services.

St. Anthony’s Gorham Street Fr. Rosa Leonard Lulu Ginty G. Marcus Doyle James A. Haley Hattie Fox Rosa

Battles Home Controversy Over Belmont Street Site

An adjourned hearing at Huntington hall involves the Battles Home for Aged Men and remonstrants seeking Belmont street location changes. Remonstrants chair George L. Hooper presented a verbal purchase offer while Rev. Dr. Chambre and Rev. C. W. Huntington explained that only one nearby property offered was $8000 but undesirable, and the incorporators would not pay more for a better site. The meeting adjourned with a written offer to be submitted or a new location found.

Battles Home For Citizens’ Committee Huntington Hall Belmont Street George L. Hooper Battles Dr. Chambre Rev. C. W. Huntington Committee of the Remonstrants

March 29 Dempsey Baby Born In City

A brief death notice reports the passing associated with illness in the city as the infant of Mr and Mrs Fenton Dempsey is described. The item mentions cold related illness and references Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup as a remedy.

Dempsey Fenton Dempsey Dr. Wood Norway Pins

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