The Night Lights of Lowell and a Social Season
In twilight Lowell glows with 109 gas lamps 400 gasoline lamps and 503 electric lights paid by the tax levy. The city powers run in 10 divisions with districts lighting streets. mills cast a wall of fire seen from Centralville. Social life returns with teas and gatherings as the Middle sex Women’s club resumes meetings and residents reconnect. local notables and a large at home for Dr and Mrs Lambert draw about 300 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack
Centralville Heights
Davis & Sargent’s
Electric Light Company
Lowell
Massachusetts
Middlesex Women's Club
John H. Lambert
Pawtucket Street
Mary Killpartrick
Piarencs Peirce
Josephine Earl
Alice Duckworth
Grace Ward
Harriet Coburn
Sarah Thurlow
Marjorie Day
Eleanor Paul
Kate Puffer
Helen Buttrick
Edith Dempsey
Louise Campbell
Miss Forrest
Gertrude Redliff
Susie Watson
Louie Reader
Charles Stevens
M. Forrest
Frederick Wood
George Leahey
Arthur ©. Spalding
CC. Marshall Forrest
Edward W. Trall
DeForest Lambert
George H. Leahey
Lewis E. MacBrayne
Louisa J. Calef
Sarah FF. Calef
Harry A. Keep
Ada Chalifoux
Keward Canning
Alice Canning
Margaret V. Spear
Annie MacMurter
Warren
Paul W. Nichols
Humbert Taonber Company
California
Nichols
Arthur A. Wright
Jacksonville
J. Marshall
Sunday Church Services Across City Part 1
A list of morning and evening worship schedules at numerous churches. Details include pastors, service times, Sunday schools, young people's societies, and special speeches and anti saloon talks by visiting or resident speakers.
Swedish Meadowcroft Church Service Schedule
Reverend John W Eckman pastor leads Sunday school at nine in the morning with morning service at ten thirty and evening service at seven in the evening at the Swedish Meadowcroft street location near Moore street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowcroft Street
Moore Street
John W. Eckman
Methodist and Church Services Listings Across City
Multiple congregations report Sunday schedules with morning sermons at 10.30 or 10.20 and evening services around 6.30. Additional notes include Sunday schools at noon, and special speakers such as Rev. Charles A. Littlefield addressing the Anti-Saloon League work.
Religious services and temperance talks on Sunday in multiple churches
Sunday schedule lists morning and evening worship across Berean Primitive Moore Street Central John Street Epworth League gathering at 5 30 p m Anti-Saloon League representations by Rev Wheeler of Boston and Rev Seibert of Worcester with temperance sermons and a French service at other locales including First Primitive Gorham Street and Worthen Street churches with sermons titled A Passion For Right Ways Mighty to Save and Who Owns the Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Primitive
Moore Street
Lawrence Street
W. H. Yarrow
King of
John Street
Paige Street
George H. Clark
Epworth League
EB. S. Wheeler
Boston
Anti-Saloon League
Gorham Street
Ellsworth Street
Nathaniel W. Matthews
S. E. Davis
Worthen Street
James F. Allen
Mr. Seibert
Worcester
Church Services and Rectors Listed Across Parishes
St Annes Merrimack and St Johns Gorham outline morning and evening services, communion dates, and Sunday school. House of Prayer at Walker near Grove Street lists matins, 7.15 am communion, litany, and eucharist times. All Saints Chelmsford notes service and sermon at 10.45 am and Sunday school at 9.00 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne’s
Merrimack Street
Anne Street
House of Prayer
Walker
Grove Street
R. G. Osborne
All Saints
Chelmsford
Baptist Churches Schedule Morning Services Across City
A list of Baptist and Freewill churches with pastors and service times. Rev. Ford, Millin, McNally, Martin, Morang, True, Kenyon, Scates, and others are noted. Morning sermons include themes like The Fool and His Money, Burden Bearing, The Righteous as Mountain Streams, and The Growth of Spiritual Powers. Evening services and Sunday school times are outlined at each location.
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George Street
Church Street
Smith T. Ford
Butterfield Street
Mount Vernon Street
Stephen B. Millin
Immanuel
Chelmsford Street
Plain Street
Albert B. Kenyon
North Billerica
E. E. Scates
Hadley St
Mr. Kenngett
Fifth Street
George F. Babbitt
Branch Street
Middlesex Street
Branch
Middlesex Streets
Asa Reed Dilts
Baltus P. Stout
St. Paul, Minn
Free Mi o na samples distribution drives demand
The advertisement in the Citizen and Courier offered free two days of Mi o na dyspepsia remedy. Demand exceeded supply, prompting Ellingwood Co to receive several hundred more samples after customers cut out a coupon and presented it in store.
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Ellingwood & Co
Citizen and Courier
Mio_na
Coupon for Mio na dyspepsia cure treatment
A store coupon entitles the holder to a two days treatment of Mio na, promoted as the greatest dyspepsia cure from Ellingwood & Co. The offer specifies presentation at the store to redeem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellingwood & Co
Mi o na sample distribution touts indigestion relief
Mi o na proves its value among bankers lawyers and ministers by distributing samples that claim to cure indigestion. The ad notes a 50 cent box with refund if not satisfied and urges customers to visit Ellingwood Co. store to receive a sample before supplies run out.
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Ellingwood & Co
The Straight Gate and Narrow Way Evening
An item titled The Straight Gate and Nar row Way appears in an evening edition, presenting a religious or devotional reflection piece with archaic spelling and sermon-like tone. The readable fragment hints at moral exhortation and spiritual guidance characteristic of early 20th century columns.
Presbyterian Church Services Listed for Sunday
First Appleton street corner of Davis street Rev James M Craig pastor Morning service at 1030 Sun Morning Sowing and Reaping evening Temperance Westminster United Tyler street Rev H B Foster pastor Morning service at 1030 Sunday school at 12 m evening service at 7 o clock Morning Communion evening services in charge of Anti Saloon league
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Dutton Street
Music Hall Avenue
George F. Kenngett
H. Davis
Westerly
R. I
American Anti-Saloon League
Dracut
Fred. I. Kelley
Mabel Francis
Evangelical
Lyngsboro
Kev
Sarah A. Dixon
Orning
London Street
Charles E. Poole
Bowers Street
Fletcher Street
T. G. A. Cote
St. Paul's
Hurd
Warren
Geo. B. Deas
Charles A. Littlefield
Lynn
Anti-Saloon League
Centralville
M. E
Bridge and
Hildreth
F. M. Pickles
Highland—Loring Street
Grove Street
George M. Smiley
Wesley Pentecostal—Runels
Merrimack Square
Albert B. Riggs
Moore = street
Bourne Street
Henry A. Hanson
Appleton Street
Davis Street
James M. Craig
Westminster United
Tyler Street
H. B. Foster
Two Churches Announce Sunday Services In City
Morning services at 10 30 with Sunday school at 12 and evening sermons listed. On First Hurd Street Rev Caleb E Fisher leads Morning service The Human Heart of God and Evening Crossing the Bar. At Grace Princeton Street corner South Canton Street Rev Ransom A Greene leads Morning service The Ruling Passion in Man.
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Hurd Street
Caleb E. Fisher
Grace
Princeton Street
South Canton Street
Ransom A. Greene
Morning services and Sunday school at two churches
First Merrimack street opposite John street lists Rev Charles T Billings with a 10:45 morning service and a Sunday school after at 12 noon with the sermon titled The Knowledge From Doing the Will. Middlesex street between Bot and South streets shows Rev George C Wright with a 10:30 morning service and Sunday school at noon with Inspiring People to Be What We Desire Them to Be.
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Merrimack Street
John Street
Charles T. Billings
Middlesex Street
Iot
South Streets
George C. Wright
Churches Schedule For Sunday Masses In Local Parishes
A listing of masses and services for multiple parishes including St Patrick's Suffold St Joseph's St Peters Sacred Heart Immaculate Conception St Michael's St Jean Baptiste and St Anthony's with first and additional masses times children masses Sundays schools and vesper times across streets and neighborhoods.
Union Mission and City Churches Evening Services Listed
Multiple church services listed with times on Sunday including Union Mission on Pi street near Kirk Elder W. C. Eatcott, and Central Mission on First street opposite Read street. Also Odd Fellows Hall Merrimack street 6.80 p m. A Coburn Mission on Varnum avenue Sabbath school and prayer meetings scheduled. Various denominations provide sermons and Sunday school times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Mission
Pi Street
Kirk
W. C. Eatcott
Union Mission Church
Barristers
Odd Fellows
Merrimack Street
Coburn
Varnum
Avenue
Central Mission
First Street
Read Street
Religious Services and Sermons Charted Across City Churches
The week offers multiple services across churches. First Spiritualist Society hosts A P Blinn of Boston and Anna M Coggeshall of Lowell on the platform. Church of Scotland meets 6 30 p m at Grand Street. Lyceum at 12 30 p m. People's church holds praise and song at 3 pm. French Baptist Church at Ennell and West Sixth streets led by W H Rousseau.
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First Spiritualist Society
A. P. Blinn
Boston
Anna M. Coggeshall
Lowell
Lyceum
Church of Scotland
Grand Street
People’s Church
First Universalist Church Service Notice
Morning service at 10 30 Sermon The Human Heart of God Choir selections include In Thee O Lord Do I Put My Trust Sabbath Morn Mendelssohn Brown Offertory solo Then Shall the Right eous Shine Yea Tho I Walk Through the Valley Rally of the Sunday school at 12 10 Young People's meeting at 6 short sermon by pastor subject Crossing the Bar All invited
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Aldrich
Important Matter Evening Service at Kirk Street Church
George Edward Martin D D pastor leads a morning service at 10 30 and an evening service at 7 with the topic Excuses The choir presents The Night is Far Spent and The King of Love My Shepherd Is soprano and tenor duet Soprano and tenor duet are featured Special music planned and all are welcome at Kirk Street Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Martin
D. D
Steane
King of Love
First Baptist Church Evening Service Promotes Music Program
The First Baptist Church at the corner of Church and George Streets hosts an evening service at 6 30 with a sermon titled The Fool and His Money the second in October’s Present Day Fools series Included are performances by M J Fanning Massachusetts Anti Saloon League official, organist Lee Faust, choral renditions, a duettette and solo pieces such as The Lost Chord Petite Berceuse and O Rest in the Lord The program also features a baptism and marks J Avison Baker as musical director.
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M. J. Fanning
The
Massachusetts Anti- Saloon League
Salve Dimona
Lee Faust
F. French
Harrimeann
H. F. McElroy
Pelham Congs Church Service and Sermon Title
The Pelham Congregational Church led by Rev. Charles L. Merriam held a morning service at 10 45 with sermon titled Power or Leadership. Mrs Alice Hillman was organist and the programme listed multiple musical selections including Tantum Ergo and Stay My Sins on Jesus with various solos and duets.
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Alice Hillman
Whitney
Gower
Vox Dilecti
Sseescones Dykes
Jesus
Hawley
Mendelssohn
First Presbyterian Church Morning Service at Appleton Street
At First Presbyterian Church on Appleton Street Rev J M Craig leads a 1030 am service with the theme Sowing and Reaping. The program includes an anthem I Will Sing of Thy Power by Protheroe with Edith Craig solo, Abiding response, Temperance worship, Prepare Ye the Way by Mendelssohn, Ave Maria by Mascagni, plus a quartet and chorus, organist Miss M Louise Coburn and director Mr P Waldron Edmunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Craig
Garrett Mendelssohn
Mascagni
Annie Wainwright
Quartette
M. Louise Coburn
P. Waldron ‘Edmunds
Catholic Services In City Churches Tomorrow
Local Catholic churches schedule regular services for tomorrow with specific masses at Sacred Heart St Michael s St Peter s and planned processions such as lyceum and Holy Name communion. Fr Flynn Rev Reynolds and Fr Mullin to lead masses with music by Boulger Gallagher. Nov 28 children to present operetta Red Riding Hood scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
St. Michael's Church
F. J. Mullin
Fr. Carney
Thomas P. Boulger
Boulger
Nano M. Gallagher
ST. Peter’s Church
St. Peter's Church
Heffernan
Masa
McBermod
Mullin
Red Riding
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Expert
A 20 year veteran Mrs Pinkham offers trusted guidance for female illnesses. She urges writing to Lynn Massachusetts for advice and touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an unrivaled remedy with proven cures. She warns against unproven drugs sold as equal substitutes.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Parish and church society notices and schedules
The notice lists parish events and masses at St. Hood and St. Jean Baptiste churches for Sunday. It notes dancing lessons for children, sodality meetings, Holy Communion services at multiple Mass times, and programs by Knights of Our Lady, Guardian Angel, and the Immaculate Conception institute. Also mentions YWCA gospel services, Twilight song service, Saturday social, and K P T club timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Marion
Campeau
Dubreuil
O. M
Diss
Amyot
Sodality of the Guardian Angel
Young Men's Catholic Institute
Immaculate Conception
Holy Name Society
Religious meetings to begin at Branch Street Tabernacle
Tomorrow special religious meetings start at Branch Street Tabernacle and run two weeks with Sunday and every evening except Saturday. Pastor Rev A R Dilts will preach and Prof B P Stout of St Paul Minnesota will sing and conduct after meetings. Stout described as having a sweet sympathetic expressive voice and comes highly recommended.
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Branch Street Tabernacle
A. R. Dilts
B. P. Stout
St. Paul, Minn
Stout
Special Men's Meeting to Be Held at YMCA
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock the Young Men's Christian Association hosts a male only meeting with speaker George W. Penniman field secretary of the Massachusetts Anti Saloon League. The event runs alongside church gatherings tomorrow inviting all men to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
George W. Penniman
Massachusetts Anti-Saloon League
Carleton & Hovey Candy Sells Fresh New England Treat
Carleton and Hovey at 236 Merrimack Street advertise a 40 cent candy sold for 24 cents due to its uniqueness and freshness. They claim the product comes straight from a large New England manufacturer, shipped thrice weekly, and guarantee constant freshness. The shop asserts it is the only Lowell retailer offering this candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack St
New England
Carleton & Hovey’s
Merrimack Street
Lowell
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J. H. Boardman
Hanks Street
Toledo
Ohio
Fiora Mansfield
Wisconsin
Robert F. Marden
Philadelphia
Horatio D. Ferguson
Easton
James Cuttle
Lawrence
Geo. M. Ward
Rollins College
Fryeburg
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bowley Green
Portland
Worthen Street Baptist Church
Rotoli
Huntington Avenue
Gertrude Rennyson
H. M. Savage English Grand Opera Company
Rennyson
W. H. Pepin
Bennyson
Miss Waltman
Miss Black
Miss Bennyson
Public
Ralph Gillam
Seibert
Eliot
Summer Street
Favor Street
E. Victor Bigelow
John M. Greene
High Street
Charles W. Huntington
John Marshall Barker
Boston University
England
Norway
Kirk Street
French Street
George E. Martin
Highland
Westford Street
T. Clayton Welles
David N. Beach
Methodist
Episcopal
Baptist
Temperance
Dr. Selbert
Merriamiack
City Library
Young People's Chorus Choir
Charles Lawrence Estey
Presbyterian
Unitarian
Catholic
St Patrick’s
Suffolk Street
Jefferson Street
William O'Brien
St. Joseph's
Oblate Fathers
Lee Street
Joseph A. Fournier
St. Peters—Gorham Street
Union Street
Michael Rowan
Church of the Sacred Heart
Andrews Street
John P. Reynolds
St. Michael's
Sixth Street
John J. Shaw
St. Jean Baptiste
Aiken Street
Joseph Mangin
St. Anthony’s
Congress Street
John Rosa
West Sixth Street
Chabel
Isaac Lafleur
Ayer City
Lincoln Street
Tanner Street
First Church of Christ, Scientiat
Unity Guild
Christadelphian
Kingdom of God
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rey
J. V. Soderman
First Universalist Church
C. E. Fisher
Mendelssohn-Brown
Aia Abadias
Cong’s Church
First Baptist Church
Church and
George Streets
Smith Thomas Ford
Es. Gilbert
Charles L. Merriam
First Presbyterian Church
J. M. Craig
Local Catholic News
New York
Lydia BK. Pinkham
Mars
Margaret Phelan
Tenth Avenue
New York City
Lydia K. Pinkham
Fournier
Nolin
Lewis
Lyonnais
Archdiocese of
Ottawa
Sodality of
St. Anne
A. F E. Goddard
India
K. T. P. Club
Adies
Hild
Reth B
Uilding
Pespis
Swan
Central St
Optician
Geo. G. Rogers
Mermain Ack Stremse
Wren
Knowlton
Prescott Stubet
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