Dismissal Report Shapes Mt. Vernon Church Rift
A Massachusetts council recommends Rev. O H Denney resign and urges church harmony after a special meeting at Mt. Vernon Free Baptist Church Lowell Sept 13 1898. The report suggests transferring church property to the Massachusetts Association of Free Baptist Churches if cooperation fails.
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Mt. Vernon Free Baptist Church
O. H. Denney
Blake
Pallaws
Lowell
Mass
Mt. Vernon
Massachusetts Association of Free Baptist Churches
Denney
BE. T. Pitts
C. H. Tracey
E. W. Porter
E. P. Moulton
W. J. Twort
Jesse Blake
Council
Religious Services and Speakers Across Middlesex Chapels
A Sunday guide lists services and speakers from many churches. Middlesex Chapel Union Grace Universalist and a host of Christadelphian and Baptist congregations announce morning and evening programs with subjects like What is the Church for and The Doctrine of Atonement. Notable guests include Rev. C. E. Fisher Rev. Mr. Craig Mrs. M. C. Reynolds and Dr Cyrus Hamlin.
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Middlesex Chapel
Grace Universalist
C. E. Fisher
Craig
Lincoln and
Tanner Streets
Church of Christ
Judah
Second Church of Christ
Christadelphian Ecclesia
Advent Christian
E. N. Hinckley
Berean
G. F. Kenngott
Peter
S. T. Ford
St. Paul's M. E
French Baptist Mission
First Congregational
Cyrus Hamlin
Robert College
Constantinople
John Street
Hamlin
America
Middlebury College
Vermont
Wetherbee
Kirk Street
C. W. Huntington
High Street
Religious services schedule at Chelmsford Street venues
A Sunday listing details morning and evening sermons across Chelmsford Street churches including Immanuel Baptist Grace Universalist First Primitive Methodist and more. Branch Street Tabernacle hosts Rev S Hartwell Pratt at 10 30 a m and 6 30 p m on Sunday Oct 9.
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Immanuel Baptist Church
Blossom Street
J. H. Paradis
M. E
Pawtucket
Free Church
Unity Meeting House
Alfred Tennyson
Chelmsford Street
Immanuel Baptist
Universalist
Primitive Methodist
Worthen Street
Centralville
Fifth Street
First Presbyterian
Eliot
Paige Street
Free Baptist
Westminster Presbyterian
Jesus
Highland M. E
Moruning
Worthen Street Baptist
Son of Man
Branch Street Tabernacle
S. Hartwell Pratt
Corner Church and George Streets Service Schedule
Morning service features organ preludes and hymns with sermons on The Wonderful River and Why Will Be Done The evening series continues with The Drawing Room and Sing Praises Seats free in the evening All are welcome First Universalist Church services 10 30 am and 7 pm with choir and organist leading What Does the Church Stand For union meetings and addresses by pastors
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Meere
Schubert
A. F. French
Lansing
W. H. Pepin
Lena M. Reid
Warren T. Reid
J. Avison Baker
Watson
Knight
F. C
First Universalist Church
C. E. Fisher
Jennie L. Sherburne
Mattie McIntyre
Arthur K. Lane
James F. Spellman
F. R. Rix
Grace Church
House of Prayer weighs future of church services
Members of the House of Prayer met informally at the church to discuss society affairs. They plan to continue services but the schedule for regular conduct is not yet decided.
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House of Prayer
Ladies Aid presents supper and program at North Billerica Baptist
The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church in North Billerica held a pleasant supper in the vestry last evening followed by an entertainment at 8 15. The audience sang The Belfry Tower Beatrice Stott recited James Ritchie sang and Mrs Bateson read the program credits crediting the zealous work of several unnamed helpers.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church of
James Ritchie
Bateson
North Middlesex Conference Meets in Chelmsford
The autumn meeting of the North Middlesex Congregational conference will be hosted by the First Congregational society of Chelmsford on Thursday October 13. Officers include President Thomas H. Elliott of Lowell and Secretary Rev. George C. Wright. Luncheon by the First Society women. speakers include Rev. Wm. H. Savage, Rev. James Eells, and Rev. Joshua Young. The Lowell Ministers’ union held a monthly meeting with Rev. Geo. C. Wright as moderator and debated imperial ethics.
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North Middlesex Congregational Conference of
Unitarian
First Congregational Society of
Chelmsford
Thomas H. Elliott
Lowell
Asahel W. Sawyer
Littleton
Henry A. Brown
Ayer
George C. Wright
Charles H. Coburn
Wm. H. Savage
Watertown
James Eells
Boston
Joshua Young
D. D
Groton
Ladies of the First Society
Lowell Ministers’ Union
Geo. C. Wright
J. A. Bowler
Middlesex Women’s Club schedules meetings and events
The Middlesex Women’s Club holds a Science social Monday at 4 p m in Middlesex hall with members invited to share scientific facts. The Massachusetts State Federation meets October 19 in New Bedford on Sensational Journalism with Miss O M E Rowe speaking. Federation tickets priced blue. luncheon tickets due by October 15. Prof Hennequin offers French classes and a free lecture Saturday at Middlesex hall.
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Middlesex Women’s Club
Middlesex Hall
Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
New Bedford
O. M. E. Rowe
State Federation
Middlesex Club
M. E. Russell
Merrimack Street
New Federation
Providence Station
Boston
Russell
Hennequin
What Scrofula Is and Hood's Sarsaparilla Claim
The article defines scrofula as an ancient blood disease and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a faithful blood purifier. It asserts the medicine cures sores boils pimples and skin diseases caused by scrofula and claims widespread praise for its cures.
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Hood
Dance at Columbia hall aids hospitalized worker
A Friday evening dance at Columbia hall, organized by the Corduroy Cutters union, raised a substantial sum for a fellow worker in hospital. Atwood's orchestra provided the music with Charles Rigby as general manager, J Callahan as floor director, and Albert Porter, Allen Marsden, William O'Neil and Walter Clough assisting.
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Columbia Hall
Corduroy Cutters’ Union
Atwood
Charles Rigby
J. Callahan
Albert Porter
Allen Marsden
William O'Neil
Walter Clough
More Names Added to Voter Lists in City Registration
The registrar resumed registration at city hall from 1 to 3 and 7 to 9 on Thursday, adding 50 names. Afternoon lists include Ward 1 through Ward 9 residents with street addresses and occupations, while evening lists add further electors across wards.
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City Hall
F Ward Bawrederse
P. Shaw
Thornike Stree
Beastaes Cornelier
Willie Street
John Green, Jr
Thorndike Street
John W. Hayley
Gorham Street
Chas. J. McCabe
Tyler Street
Joseph S. Soratsky
Ames Street
John McDermott
Stanley Street
Chas. A. Morse
Leverett Alexander McCain
Shaw G. Herbert Chapman
Olive Lewis D. Robinson
Powell Street
Wm. A. Pardoe
Sayres Street
Samuel F. Hines
Hanks Street
Frank W. Dobson
Andover Street
Daniel Lawler
Central
Owen McCaffrey
Market
George A. Nelson
Summer
Patrick J. McShea
Suffolk
Thomas Brown
Sullivan’s Court
John H. Quimby
Grand
John E. Davlin
Kinsman
George W. Morrison
Old Meadow Road
Edward A. Gray
Rockdale Avenue
James W. Estabrook
Tolman Avenue
Albert C. Davis
Agawam
Notable Deaths Include Ex-New York Mayor Oakey Hall
Recency notes record Hon A Oakey Hall former New York mayor dying of heart failure at his home 68 Washington Square South New York at age 73. He forged a varied career as politician lawyer and journalist, helped shape Tammany era politics and faced Tweed era scrutiny before dying quietly in London era journalism work. Also noted is Rev Dr Cunningham Geikie dead in London at Bournemouth born Edinburgh 1824 with a long career across Canada England and Paris linked to major religious writings.
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A. Oakey Hall
New York
Washington Square
South
New Orleans
University of New York
Blunt, Wanderpoel & Hall
Lincoln
Seward
Tammany Hall
Fernando Wood
Smith Ely, Jr
Oakey Hall
New York City
London
New York Herald
Cunningham Geikie
Geikie
Bournemouth
St. Martin At Palace
Norwich
Edinburg
Archibald Geikie
Presbyterian Church
Canaan
Queens College
Canada
Edinburg University
Nova Scotia
England
St. Peter's
Dulwich
Christchurch
Neuilly
Paris
Testament History and Bible Study Topics
The listing includes Hours with the Bible Old Testament Characters The Promises and The Life and Words of Christ as study materials. These titles outline a structured program covering biblical history promises and the life of Jesus Christ for readers.
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Christ
Capron Family Military Service Highlighted in History
A biographical note recalls Captain Capron the third of his name who died in service, linking him to his father Captain Allyn Capron of Mexican War fame and to Captain Allyn K. Capron of Roosevelt’s Rough Riders. It covers his burial at Arlington Sept 21, and mentions General Miles and staff attending, with flowers from President to common citizens. The feature ends with a commentary on Capron family military loyalty and a public notice from Greene's Syrup of Tar refund pledge by local firms.
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Capron
Allyn Capron
Santiago
Allyn K. Capron
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Cuba
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
D. C
Miles
Gilmore
Rodgers
United States
Caprons
Collier’s Weekly
Fleeced Blankets At Sale By Pollard Co
Extra heavy fleeced cotton blankets arriving in 25 cases including 15 cases of ordinary 10-4 size at 35 cents a pair and 10 cases of full size 11-4 at 58 cents a pair. White and colored. Items priced as bargains despite imperfections. Also note a humorous quote from a custodian about a house. Plus a hardware ad for Thompson incandescent gas lamps priced at 49 and 59 cents.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Thompson Hardware Co
New Gaslight Burner Promises Clean Lamps Sample Offered
Castle Mfg Co of Cincinnati advertises an improved gaslight burner that fuels kerosene lamps with no chimney smoke or smell. The copy claims 20 to 30 units weekly, offers a free sample, and promotes a new, cleaner gaslight solution from Castle Manufacturing Company in Ohio.
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Castle Mfg. Co
Cincinnati, O. Co
Old Ladies' Home Annual Corporation Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the corporation of the Old Ladies' Home will be held at the home on Fletcher street on Tuesday October 11 at 3 p.m. All voting members are urged to attend. Secretary Mrs H A Lambert.
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OLD Ladies’ Home
Corporation of the Old Ladies’ Home
Fletcher Street
H. A. Lambert
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