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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1902

Page

5

Old Lowell musings on canals flowers and memory

A reflective column revisits the Middlesex canal history from Chelmsford to Boston, recounting Baldwin, Hale, and the canal’s 1800s operations. It blends horticultural notes with local lore, noting Baldwin apples, cherry blossoms, and picturesque ruins along the Shawshine watershed.

Col Loommi Baldwin Woburn Baldwin Middlesex Canal Gov. Sullivan Boston and Northern Railway Canal Company New Hampshire Boston Wilmington Lowell Edward Everett Hale

Massage and social notes fill Lowell newspaper page

A collage of small items covers skin care advice by Arthur Rhodes, details on a Merrimack Street business, a Boston dinner, poetry notices, a voyage to Genoa, and playful guidance on a ping pong drink. It also notes residents and events from Lowell, including musical gatherings at the Pepin residence with the amateur Pinafore company, a private house concert, and a list of attendees and program items.

Hohenzollern Genoa St. James’s

Sunday church services listed with multiple locations

Sunday services are listed for several congregations including First Merrimack Street opposite the public library with morning sermon What a Woman Can Do and evening Is God a God of Love led by Rev Ralph Gillam. Kirk Street and High Street churches with various pastors and service times. John Street Highlands and Eliot area churches with preaching plans and Sunday school at noon.

FP. B. Shedd W. D. Marren Marion Manola T. B. Smith Hall San Francisco Logan Philippines Preston Fairbanks Andover Street Tobin Naval Torpedo Station Newport Lowell High School Frederick A. Wood Massachusetts Ralph Gillam Dorchester Chicago God Kirk Street French Street George E. Martin D. D High Street East Merrimack Street Charles W. Huntington E. Y. Hincks Andover John Street Paige Street George H. Johnson Geo. H. Johnson

Religious services schedule in several towns and churches

A condensed listing of church services across multiple locales including First Trinitarian on Dutton Street and Music Hall Avenue with Rev. George F. Kenngett, Pawtucketville with Rev. William G. Poor, Swedish-London Street with Rev. Charles E. Poole, Hillside Dracut with Rev. John A. McKnight, Central Dracut with Rev. Fredr. I. Kelley, Evangelical Tyngsboro with Rev. Sarah A. Dixon, and French Bowers Street with Rev. T. G. A. Cote. Details cover morning services from 10 to 11 o’clock, Sunday schools at noon, evening services, and related programs such as Y P S C E and sacramental observances.

Itus Dutton Street Music Hall Avenue George F. Kenngett Pawtucket Mammoth Road Pawtucketville William G. Poor London Street Charles E. Poole Hillside—Dracut John A. McKnight Central—Dracut Fredr. I. Kelley Tyngsboro Sarah A. Dixon Bowers Street Fletcher Street T. G. A. Cote

Church Services Listed for St Anne and Nearby Parishes

St Anne's Merrimack Street and St John Manchester host morning services around 7 15 a m and 10 30 10 50 morning service at 10 50 and evening prayer at 6 30 with Sunday school at noon Rector Leander C Manchester leads at St John Gorham Street north of the courthouse Morning service at 10 50 communion on first and third Sundays All Saints Chelmsford holds services and sermon at 10 45 a m

St. Anne’s Merrimack Street Anne Street All Saints Chelmsford

Sunday Church Service Times Summary

Holy communion at 7 30. Choral eucharist at 10 45. Choral evensong at 7. Sunday school at 12 15. Matins at 7 15 a m. Holy Eucharist at 7 80 a m. Litany Friday at 7 30 p m.

Swedish Meadowcroft Street Church Heading Service Note

Rev John W Eckman pastor conducts Sunday school at 9 a m and morning service at 10 20 a m at Swedish Meadowcroft Street near Moore Street.

Meadowcroft Street Moore Street John W. Eckman

Church Services and Epworth League Anniversaries Listed

A town page lists Sunday morning services at multiple churches including St Pauls Junction Worthen Street Central John Street Highland Centralville Wesley Pentecostal First French First Primitive First Swedish Moore Street and Moore Street. Evening services at 6 30 o clock with special events. Epworth league anniversaries and lectures noted. includes pastors Rev James H Mac Donald Rev James F Allen Rev George H Clark Rev Leon E Bell Rev Albert B Riggs Rev L E B Roy Rev Nathaniel W Matthews Rev C E Fisher and speakers Percy J Burrill W Nelson and others.

St. Paul’s Hurd Warren Streets James H. MacDonald Worthen Street James F. Allen Bulwarks Zion Epworth League Percy J. Burrill Boston University John Street Paige Street George H. Clark Highland—Loring Street Grove Street George M. Smiley Centralville Bridge Street Hildreth Street Leon E. Bell Wesley Pentecostal—Runels Merrimack _ square Albert B. Riggs Kirk Street L. EB. Roy Gorham Treé Ellsworth Street Nathaniel W. Matthews Miss Bennett C. E. Fisher Moore Street Bourne Street Henry A. Hanson Lawrence Street W. H. Yarrow J. M. C. Williams W. Nelson

Church Services and Programs Across Local Congregations

A roundup of Sunday and weekday worship schedules across multiple churches. Services include morning, evening, and youth activities. notable speakers include Rev. W. H. Millard and Rev. Isaac La Fleur. The notices list church names, street locations, pastors, and sermon topics such as The Divine Summons, The Price of Redemption, How I Became a Protestant, and The Rich Fool.

Transformation and Fidelity Sermons At Westminster and Union

On First Appleton at Davis Reverend James M. Craig will address the C I union at 3.30 p m with the evening topic A Transformation. Westminster United Tyler Street Reverend H P Foster presides with morning service at 10 30, Sunday school at noon, and evening service at 7 with Fidelity in the Christian Service and The Silent Monitor.

Appleton Street Davis Street James M. Craig Passional John Willis Baer C. I. Union Westminster United Tyler _ street H. PB. Foster

Religious services announced for First Hurd and Grace Princeton

Morning services at First Hurd Street led by Rev. Caleb E. Fisher at 10 30 with Sunday school and evening service at 6 o'clock. Grace Princeton Street near South Canton Street features Rev. Ransom A. Greene with a 10 50 morning service and noon Sunday school, sermon titled At the End of the Days.

Hurd Street Caleb E. Fisher the Good Samaritan Grace Princeton Street South Canton Street Ransom A. Greene

Sunday church services announced on Merrimack and Middlesex streets

On First Merrimack street opposite John street, Rev Charles T Billings pastor holds morning service at 10 45 and Sunday school at 12. On Middlesex street between Elliot and South streets Rev George C Wright pastor offers morning service at 10 30 and Sunday school at 12.

Merrimack Street John Street Charles T. Billings Middlesex Street Eliot South Streets George C. Wright

Parishes and Mass Times Listed for Local Churches

A listing of church locations and their Sunday services across Suffolk and adjacent streets. Includes Rev. William O'Brien at St Patrick's and multiple rites across St Peter's Gorham, St Joseph's, Immaculate Conception, St Michael's, Sacred Heart, St Jean Baptiste, and St Anthony's with masses from 6 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and additional vesper and children’s masses noted.

St. Patrick’s Suffolk Street Jefferson Street William O’brien St. Peter’s—Gorham _ street Union Street Michael Ronan St. Joseph's Oblate Fathers Lee Street Kirk Street Joseph A. Fournier O. M Immaculate Conception East Merrimack Street Brown High Streets By A. Dorgan St. Michael’s Sixth Street John J. Shaw Church of the Sacred Heart Moore Street Andrews Street John P. Reynolds St. Jean Baptiste Merrimack Street Aiken Street Joseph Mangin O. M. IL St. Anthony’s Gorham Street Congress Street John Rosa

Union Mission and church services listed across city

Elder W C Westcott leads services at Union Mission church Barristers hall at 3 p m Sunday. A service trail at 3 p m Sunday at Odd Fellows Hall Merrimack street. Central Mission on First street opposite Read street holds Sabbath exercises at 3 p m. West Sixth Street chapel on French avenue is also mentioned for services.

Union Mission Paige Street Kirk W. C. Westcott Union Mission Church Odd Fellows Merrimack Street Central Mission First Street Read Street

Church Services And Sunday School Schedule

Baptist Rev Isaac Lafleur pastor sermons at 10 30 Sunday school at noon preaching at 7 Coburn Mission Varnum avenue Sabbath school at 3 pm prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 pm all are welcome Ayer City Lincoln street corner of Tanner street services at 3 and 6 pm Sunday school at 2 pm

Isaac Lafleur Coburn Mission Varnum Avenue Ayer City Lincoln Street Tanner Street

Religious Services And Meetings In Mead Area Churches

Evangelical Lutheran Mead owcroft street Rev J V Soderman pastor services at 10 20 and 7 Sunday school at 9 am Church of Scotland service 6 20 pm First Church of Christ Scientist Mortals and Immortals Volunteers of America Christian fellowship 3 pm gospel meeting 8 pm Second Church of Christ Scientist services 10 45 am Sunday school noon Odd Fellows building Middlesex street Grand Street Adventist Unity Guild in Church street French Baptist corner En nell and West Sixth streets J La Fleur pastor at 10 30 am preaching by Mr Harry Dubois Sunday school at 12 Lord a supper at 7 pm Unity Guild in Church street Even at 7 The Appeal to the Common Heart First Spiritualist Society Mrs Bruce of Boston platform afternoon and evening lyceum 12 30 Christadelphian Ecclesia Morning Into What Then Were Ye Baptised Morning The Soul That Man Cannot Kill evening Assurance baptism

Young People’s Society Worthen Street Worthen - Street Charles R. McNally Young People’s Day School W. H. Millard Cambridge Branch Street Middlesex Street Branch Middlesex Streets Asa Reed Dilts Isaac la Fleur David Fifth Street Henry W. O. Millington William Scott Immanuel—Blossom Street Robert F. True Elijah Paige Street Free Baptist A. W. Jefferson Pawtucket R. I Mount Vernon Street Freewill Butterfield Street Mount Vernon Street Stephen B. Millin Gladys Clark Chelmsford Street Barristers Hall Central Street Merrimack Street William A. Morang Oellock North Billerica E. EB First Church of Christ Volunteers of America Christian Fellowship Church of Christ, Scientist Odd Fellows Grand Street Adventist Church Unity Guild Church Street French Baptist Church Ennell West Sixth Streets J. la Fleur Harry Dubois First Spiritualist Society Bruce Boston Lyceum Christadelphian Ecclesia

Kirk Street Congregational Church Service Notice

George Edward Martin D D pastor will preach both morning and evening. Morning 10 30 subject A Deed of Possession with choir selections God is Our Refuge and Strength Nearer My God to Thee and more. Evening 6 30 subject Not a Problem But a Duty with quartet music Behold the Western Evening Light and Sing Alleluia Listeners invited to worship.

Saladin Cleares Schunker Shelley Dudley Buck

First Presbyterian Church Service Minutes and Music

The First Presbyterian Church presents an afternoon program featuring Rev J M Craig on The Passional with an organ prelude and Mendelssohn selections by Edmunds Needham and Sullivan duets. Organist Miss Louise Coburn directs. Rev John Willis Baer to address the C 1 union. Evening service at 7 p.m. titled A Transformation.

H. Smart Garrett Sullivan Mendelssohn Messrs. Edmunds & Needham Louise Coburn P. W. Edmunds John Willis Baer Union

Sermon on The Good Samaritan at First Universalist Church

Owing to Rev Dearborn’s illness, Rev C E Fisher preaches at First Universalist Church Hurd Street in a sermon fifth in the Parables series titled The Good Samaritan. Musical program features Lemaire organ, Garrett solo, Thayer hymn, Brainer postlude. Sunday school at noon, Young People at six, cordial invitation to all services.

Mr. Dearborn Lemaire Garrett Thayer Solo Brainer Barker Merson

First Baptist Church to Hear Sermons and Music

Morning service at 10 30 features a sermon A Divine Summons with an elaborate musical program including anthem Save Out Thy Light and The Lord s Prayer chorus and duets The lecture series on The Making of the Book continues with organ preludes and Lohengrin wedding march soprano solo and tenor solo No Cross but Crown listed as part of the program with Mr W H Pepin Mrs Pepin and Mr Walch named among performers.

Dubois A. F Pepin Walch Lohengr'n W. H. Pepin Heaven and Earth Issoni

Hillside Congregational Church Concert Dedication May 11

A Hillside Congregational Church program invites May 11 at 3 o clock featuring an oratorio of St Paul and a program on Personal Responsibility. Speakers include Rev Charles L Merriam Rev F I Kelley Rev Wm G Poor Rev Geo H Johnson and Mrs R A McKnight. Musical selections accompany the service with Mendelssohn and shared topics on responsibility and opportunity.

Charles L. Merriam F. I. Kelley Pew Wm. G. Poor Jerusalem St. Paul Mendelssohm R. A. McKnight Geo. H. Johnson

Second in series of real istic services announced

The second in the series of real istic services will be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. James F. Allen will speak on "Spiritual House Cleaning" and Mrs. Young will sing. Twilight song service at 7 p m Sunday. The Junior Sunshine club meets at 3 o'clock Saturday. The Girls' Bible class meets at 5 30 Saturday. The social this evening will feature games and a general good time.

Christian Gasoctation James F. Allen

Evangelist Ralph Gillam to Speak at Y M C A Meeting

The men’s meeting at the Y M C A Sunday at 4 o’clock will be addressed by Evangelist Ralph Gillam. Rev A W Jefferson of Pawtucket Rhode Island will supply Paige Street F B pulpit morning and evening. Jefferson has a unanimous call to be pastor but has not yet decided.

Ralph Gillam A. W. Jefferson Pawtucket R. I Paige Street F. B Jefferson Church and Society

Fraternal Elks Social Returns Invitations From Distant Lodges

The Elks committee drafts plans for the 400th communication of the local lodge with letters from Carlisle Nashua Manchester Dracut and Pelham indicating intent to attend despite years of absence. Notables include P D D Charles Aye Kelley Boston P D D Julius Zader Emil Zader Worcester Thomas W. Flood Boston and Edward W Kauffman Lawrence. Wauhatchie Command No 10 U V U plans to attend Eliot church service May 25 inviting nonmembers to join.

Elks’ Committee Carlisle Nashua Manchester Dracut Pelham Elis New England Charles Aye Kelley Boston Julius Zader Emil Zader Worcester Thomas W. Flood Edward W. Kauffman Lawrence Wauhatchie Command Eliot

Barbara Frietchie at the Opera House May 12

Stage costuming lovers will enjoy Barbara Frietchie at the Opera House on Monday May 12 with Frances Gaunt in the title role. Gaunt, a Camden native and veteran stage actress, has received wide acclaim for this season’s performance. Also on May 17 the Rogers Brothers in Washington vaudeville with Klaw and Erlanger provide elaborate costumes and sets, featuring The Electric Light Cadets and several popular songs.

Barbara Friecchie Opera House Frances Gaunt Barbara Frietchie Aes Quaker City Judge Gaunt Camden N. J Metropolitan Daniel Frohman Charles Frohman Rogers Brothers Klaw & Erlanger Comedy Company Washington Klaw & Erlanger Electric Light Cadets Reuben Maid Jeannette Bageard Edith St. Clair Hattie Williams Carolyn Chordon Emme Francis William West Gus C. Weinburg Pat Rooney

Water Board Hearings On Water Charge Abatement

The water board held hearings at the water board office last night for petitioners seeking abatement of water charges. Several cases were heard at some length.

The Water Board

For Sale Two Country Homes Near Lowell Line

Two rural properties offered for sale: a two acre, seven-room house with barn and fruit and berry plants near electrics at 1600 dollars, and a six acre farm just over the Lowell line near electrics suitable for poultry, 2700 dollars. Contact H. Elliott, 64 Central Street, telephone 908-2.

Lowell Line H. Elliott Central Street

Little colds and lasting remedies noted by readers

A reader warns that small colds can grow into serious illness and death and endorses Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a remedy. Another letter touts Dean's Ointment for a leg sore, claiming lasting relief and a permanent cure attributed to C W Lenhart of Bowling Green.

Dr. Wood Dean C. W. Lenhart Bowling Green

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