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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1903

Page

5

To the Azores a Night at Ponta Delgada

A sea voyage from New England to the Azores unfolds under a full moon fading into calm waters. The narrator notes the lure of distant shores, the change of wind and light, and arriving at Ponta Delgada in San Miguel as the city sleeps at nine o clock, delaying landing until morning due to port officials resting.

New England Great Azores Pico Ponta Delgada San Miguel Portugal Paris Rome Naples Genoa New York Boston Lowell

Padre Rosa Disembarks With Broad Faith On Return Home

One first cabin passenger, Rev J V Rosa, leader of the Portuguese church in Borwen, departs on a long voyage home after years away. He leaves as a scholarly American citizen, with a wide network of friends aboard and ashore. His voyage connects San Miguel and Pico as he seeks renewed health.

Padre Rosa J. V. Rosa Astor Borwen San Miguel Pico Islands

Autumn Echoes of New England and Azores Ties

The writer recalls Lowell Portuguese immigrants like Padre Rosa, praises civic virtue, and notes a voyage to Ponta Delgada with the American vice-consul. He describes autumnal scenery from country roads to Pelham Sing, praising Greeley’s influence and comparing past Lowell choral excellence with present city life.

Padre Rosa Azores Lowell

Luminaries and Music Legacy in Lowell Events

The feature notes Lowell musicians led by Eli B. Carlton with a testimonial concert, recounting his 53 years in music business from Merrimack Street to Steinert's, plus a look at the Lowell Brigade band and other 19th century ensembles. It also lists social happenings, weddings, anniversaries, and a engagement between Miss Abbe Adelaide Lane and Mr. C Lothrop Smith.

Eli B. Carlton Lowell B. H. Shepard Merrimack St Rugg& Griffiths Shattuck Street Austin & Carlton C. E. Austin Carlton Steinert Lowell Cornet Band Lowell Brass Band Lowell Brigade Sixth Regiment Baltimore Mr. Carlton Gardner & Trask Elliott Brooks & Elliott Smith French & Carlton Brooks and Davis Brooks, Owen & Carlton New England Centre Harbor Wolfboro Fabyan House Artemas Young Abel F. Crocker Charlton Adelaide L. Hutchins Boston London Charles E. Howe Samuel P. Hadley George F. Richardson Charles A. Stott William H. Sprague William E. Badger Arthur G. Pollard Solon W. Stevens Charles H. Coburn Charles L. Hildreth J. L. Chalifoux J. Avison Baker Edward Ellingwood David Dickson Stephen C. Davis Stillman C. Davis John B. Cover Constantine O'Donnell Charles T. Billings Paschal Sprague B. F. Heald Charles H. Kimball C. H. Philbrick J. A. Bartlett George S. Motley William E. Livingston E. T. Goward J. C. Bennett F. N. Chase P. P. Haggerty Frank P. Putnam Edward B. Lowe Henry G. White Alvin Lawrence Ralph H. Stearns A. N. Killer B. F. Sargent Fanny A. Billings Gertrude S Abbe Adelaide E. Watson Lane C. Lothrop Smith Hyannis

Sunday Church Services Across Several Parishes

The list details morning and evening worship times for numerous churches including First Merrimack Street First Congregational and Highland Westford Street South Canton Street. Also listed are pastors such as Rev Ralph Gillam Rev Charles W Huntington Rev George E Martin and Rev E Victor Bigelow with services and Sunday schools times across multiple streets and towns.

Merrimack Street Public Ralph Gillam Highland—Westford Street Canton Street T. Clayton Welles Rayer High Street French Street George E. Martin D. D Eliot Summer C. E Dutton Street Music Hall Avenue George F. Kenngett Dracut Fredr. I. Kelley Astor Unday Pawtucket-Mammoth Road Pawtucketville J. M. Greene Hillside J. A. McKnight Tyngsboro Sarah A. Dixon Tewksbury Pelham Church J. L. Hoyle North Chelmsford Robae Dunbar

Swedish Meadowcroft Street Church Services

Reverend P E Asley conducts Sunday school at 9 a m morning service at 10 30 a m and evening service at 7 o clock on Swedish Meadowcroft street near Moore street with pastor led worship and regular weekly schedule.

Meadowcroft Street Moore Street P. E.asley

Early Sunday Church Schedule Across Several Houses of Worship

A dense listing of morning, noon, and evening services at First Primitive Gorham St Pauls Centralville Highland Central John Worthen and other churches. Reverends Matthews Dean Picles Kingsley Woods Allen Oscar Johnson and others lead services with Sunday school, Epworth leagues, missionary talks, and sermons.

Gorham Ellsworth Street Nathaniel W. Matthews Eli Turner C. T. Billings St. Paul's Hurd Warren Streets Geo. B. Dean Centralville M. E Bridge and Hildreth Streets F. M. Picles Epworth League Highland—Loring Street Grove Street B. F. Kingsley John B. Alexander Laura’ Wheeler Moore India Moore Street Bourne Street Oscar W. Johnson Unday Worthen Street James F. Allen Alfred Woods M. E. Church

Stereotyper’s Strenuous Work in Modern Newspaper Plant

A Topeka stereotyper describes the extreme heat and fumes of the molten metal room and his climb from illness to health after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He credits improved appetite digestion and weight gain to the treatment and urges others with indigestion or related ailments to try the remedy from Dr Williams Medicine Co.

Topeka State Journal Joseph Gerdom Gerdom Wabash Avenue Oakland Topeka Kansas Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady, N. Y

Religious services and sermons across several churches

Zion's M E church will attend the evening service at Worthen Street and assist in singing. Berean Primitive near Lawrence Street with Rev W H Yarrow. Morning service at 10 30 o clock with titles Weig hts and Rest ments and evening Registration. Wesley Church Merrimack Square with Rev J H Irvine pastors preaching at 10 30 and 6 30 Sunday school at noon. Undenominational holiness meeting at 3 pm with morning If One Member Suffers All the Members Suffer With Him and evening Where Human Leadership Ends and the Divine Begins.

Rican Zion’s M. E Worthen St. M. E Berean Primitive Moore Street Lawrence Street W. H. Yarrow Astor Unday School Wesley Church Merrimack Square J. H. Irvine

Multiple church notices list services across streets and pastors

A dense column lists morning and evening services for many churches led by pastors including Rev T Ford, Rev Stephen D Millin, Rev D B Martin, Rev Robert F True, and others. It provides service times, Sunday schools, and special programs at Mount Vernon, Freewill, Chelmsford, Fifth Street West, Worthen Street, Branch Street, French Baptist, North Billerica, Hadley Street, and North Tewksbury locations with notes on sermons and daytime activities.

George Street Church Street Smith T. Ford Sun”v School Young People’s Society Mount Vernon Freewill Butterfled Street Mount Vernon Street Stephen D. Millin Exodus Paige Street D. B. Martin Immanuel—Blossom Street Robert F. True C. E Christ Pilate Chelmsford Street Freewall Chelmsford Street Plain Street Albert E. Ken Worthen Street Worthen Stree Winfred N. Donovar Newton Theological Institution Branch Street Middlesex Street Branch Middlesex Streets Asa Reed Dilts French Baptist Church Ennell and West Sixth Streets Isaac Lafleur North Billerica

Sunday Services and Sunday School Notices

Regular morning service at 10 45 o clock at First Merrimack street opposite John street led by Rev Chas T Billings with Sunday school after. Morning sermon “An Estimate of Jonathan Edwards” then at Middlesex street between Ellot and South streets Rev George C Wright leads a morning service at 7 45 with Sunday school at noon followed by “The Root That Feeds the Great Strength of the Christian Church.”

Merrimack Street John Street Chas. T. Billings Jonathan Edwards Middlesex Street Ellot South Streets George C. Wright

St Annes Merrimack and St Johns Gorham Street Notices

St Annes Merrimack street at Anne street rector Rev A St John Chambre ID D conducts holy communion at 7 15 am full service and sermon at 10 80 am evening prayer and sermon at 7 pm Sunday school at 12 m John s Gorham street north of the

St. Anne’s Merrimack Street Anne Street

Church Services and Rectors List for Morning and Evening

Court house services led by Rev Leander C Manchester with morning 10 30 and evening 6 30. Communion first and third Sundays and major festivals. House of Prayer Walker near Grove street led by Rev R G Osborne with Matins 7 15 communion 7 30 litany 10 80 holy eucharist 10 45 vespers 7. All Saints Chelmsford services include sermon 0 45 morning and evening 7 with Holy Communion 10 on first Sunday 10 45

Court House Leander C. Manchester House of Prayer Walker Grove Street R. G. Osborne All Chelmsford

Universalist Church Schedules Weekly Services

Morning service at 10 30. Y P. E. C. E. at 6. Dr Jekyll or Mr Hyde shown. Grace Princeton Street corner Canton Street Rev Ransom A Gene presiding. Sunday school at 12. Morning service at 10 30 and evening service at 6. The Testimony of the Prophets featured at Sunday school rally at 12.

Hurd Street Caleb E. Fisher Y. P C. E Jekyll Vel

Church Services Noted at First Appleton and Westminster

First Appleton street corner of Davis street lists Rev. James M. Craig pastor with evening service at 7 and morning service at 12 r1, continuing with Life and Death and The Twenty third Psalm. Westminster United on Tyler street shows Rev. H B Foster pastor with morning service at 10 30, Sunday school at noon.

Appleton Street Davis Street James M. Craig Westminster United Tyler Street H. B. Foster

Catholic Mass Timings Across East Merrimack Area Churches

A condensed listing shows mass times for Immaculate Conception, St. Peter's, Sacred Heart, St Michael's, St Patrick's, Jean Baptiste, St. Anthony's Portuguese and De Joseph’s along Merrimack and Gorham streets. Masses range from 6 to 8 a.m. with high masses at 9 to 10:30 a.m., children's services, sermons, Sunday school, and vespers through the afternoon.

Lee Street Kirk Street Joseph A. Fournier St. Peter’s—Gorham _ street Michael Rowan Church of the Sacred Heart Oblate Fathers Moore _ street Oposite Andrews Street John P. Reynolds St. Michael’s Sixth Street John J. Shaw St. Patrick’s Suffolk Street Jefferson Street William O’brien Jean Bapti Merrimack Street Aiken Street Joseph Mangin St. Anthony's Gorham Street Congress Street John Fiosa

Many Churches Hold Services Across City Venues

A compendium of church notices lists services across Grand Street Adventist and other congregations. Rev. Crossett, Rev. Young, Rev. Riggs, and Rev. Lafleur lead morning and evening services with varied topics and times at multiple locations including 719 Middlesex Street and Wyman's Exchange.

Grand Street C. R. Crossett Jesus M. E. Zion Mission Middlesex Street J. H. Young J. H. Young. Senpyoh Scotland Anne L. Jones Lowell Christadelphia Ecclesia

Sunday religious services and meetings schedule

Sunday school at noon followed by preaching at 7. Wigginville Mission holds Sunday school at 3 and preaching at 6 31 Pp. m.

Wigginville Mission

First Baptist Church Music and Evening Sermon Series

The First Baptist Church at the corner of Church and George Streets lists morning services at 10 30 with a sermon titled Soul Victories and an organ recital. Evening service at 6 30 continues the Art and Gospel of Matrimony series with Home Sweet Home organ transcriptions and a chorus anthem.

First Baptist Church Church and George Streete Camille St. Saen A. F. French Zion Gabriel W. H. Pepin Roeder Sweet Home French Pepa Ruggles Weigand Harry Hopkins M. E. Foster Clark J. Avison Baker

Kirk Street Congregational Morning and Evening Services

Morning service at 10 30 with sermon on The Spirit and Manner of Prayer and Festival Te Deum in E Flat. Evening service at 7 with sermon on The Present Meaning of the Book of Samuel There is a City Great and Strong. Holden and Schnecker featured with music. First Universalist Church at Hurd Street listed.

Schnecker Holden

Rev Fisher Sermon and Morning Service at Old Home

Rev C E Fisher pastor leads morning service at ten thirty nine. Sermon titled Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde discusses moral lesson from Stevenson's story. Large congregation attended last Sunday with invitation to return and a varied musical program led by Aspinall and Brewer endings.

Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde Stevenson Aspinall Carter

Eliot Church Autumn Series and Evening Service Program

Rev E V Bigelow leads morning services at Eliot Church on Summer Street with a third Autumn Series topic Ripening Falling Leaves Harvest Frost. A quartet under Sidney Fleet and organ accompaniment present Nocturne Benedictus and O Father Hear. Evening service features Dr Van Dyke story of the other wise man and familiar music including Little Town of Bethlehem.

A. C. Russell van Dyke Bethlehem Jesus

Y M C A to Restart Men’s Religious Meetings

The summer suspensions of YMCA men’s meetings end as winter plans move forward Rev Ralph Gillam of First Congregational Church will speak to men at 3 30 Sunday afternoon The Temple Male Quartette of Beaton will provide music and hearty singing is urged at the First Baptist church all men are invited to attend

Young Men's Christian Association Ralph Gillam First Congregational Church Temple Male Quartette Beaton America First Baptist Church

Northfield rally planned at Y W C A services

The usual gospel service at the Young Women's Christian Association will be Sunday at 4 PM in a Northfield rally format. Twilight song service follows at 7 PM. Junior Sunshine club meets Saturday at 3 PM. Girls' Bible class at 4 PM. Chorus members are urged to rehearse for the Northfield rally and strangers are welcome. Regular social starts at 7:30 PM.

Young Women’s Christian Association Northfield Sunshine Club

Endeavor Union October Meeting Called by Lowell Group

The executive committee of the Lowell Endeavor union will hold its October meeting next Monday evening the 12th at 7 30 at the M C A parlors on Hurd street. Officers and committee chairmen of local societies are invited and special guests include Rev. John H Heffman of Nort Reading president of the Progressive Endeavor Union and Rev. Ralph Gillam of this city.

Lowell Endeavor Union Hurd Street John H. Heffman Nort Reading Progressive Endeavor Union Ralph Gillam

Church Notes sermon on The Plan of the Ages

Bible students and truth seekers are invited to a Sunday service at 3 p.m. at 734 Marginal street. The sermon topic is The Plan of the Ages and all are welcome.

Ministers Meeting Deepening of Spiritual Life Lowell

The ministers of Lowell are invited to a Deepening of Spiritual Life meeting at First Congregational church Monday at 10 30 in the pastor's study. Rev R W Dun bar to present a paper.

Lowell First Congregational Church R. W. Dun

Evangelist Gillam to Speak at First Baptist Meeting

Evangelist Gillam will address the men at a First Baptist church meeting on Sunday at 3 30 PM inviting all members to attend.

Evangelist Gillam First Baptist Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mickle Hese Christopher Columbus Goncola Velho Cabarel Gaspar Perez de Acosta Toggins Mal de Mer Holland Equitable Life Assurance Society Mary C. Hall Lowell and Vicinity Hildreth Building Tel Golden Hesperides Flora Mr. Greeley Pelham Lowell Choral Society Carl Zerrahn Mechanics Hall Music Hall Phonograph Chester Colony William Makepeace Thackeray Louis A. Olney Riverside Street Thomas O. Allen Erie, Pa Caroline Wright Radcliffe College Luther W .Faulkner Billeridgé Faulkner James Thorpe Beach Bluff George B. Washburn Orr’s Island F. T. Walsh Littleton, N. H Thomas Nesmith Park Street Andover Road North Tewksbury John Wibberly England Grace Church Lutheran Methodist Moerrizmackx City Library S. Josephine Wing Ike Stereotype Baptis Unitarian Episcopal Universalist Presbyterian Catholic Coburn Varnum Avenu St. Ane’s Union Free Baptist Mission Hall Wyman's Exchange Merrimack Central Streets W. A. Morang W. C. Westcott First Street Resid Street West Sixth Street French Baptist Ellingwood & Co., Falls, & Burkisshaw Morse’s Yellow Dock Syrup Co Bostoz, Mase Smith Thomas Ford Congregational George Edward Martin, D. D First Universalist Church C. E. Fisher Summer Street Church Notes
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