Andover Conference Sees Timely Topics Debated
The semi annual Andover conference met at South Congregational Church with sessions at 10 am 2 pm and 7 pm. Messages from Lowell churches named include Kirk Street Highland High Street John Street First Trinitarian First Church Eliot and Norwegian and French churches. Discussions covered evangelism rest day labor and civic virtue. The morning session approved records elected J L Brewster as secretary pro tem and planned next meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Congregational Church
Andover
Lowell
Kirk Street
W. A. Bartlett
Louis Alexander
H. B. Shattuck
A. W. Burnham
Miss Fay
Highland
Charles L. Merriam
E. Osgood
Willard Everett
J. G. Buttrick
J. H
F. A. Warfield
Andrew Liddell
A. D. Carter
O. A. Merrill
Alice G. Hoyt
W. L. Richardson
Eliot
James Sykes
Laura A. Farnham
C. M. Jacobsen
C. G. A. Cote
John B. Sarre
Wm. R. Palisoul
Leon Sarre
Frank R. Shipman
South Church
J. L. Brewster
C. H. Oliphant
Methuen
Wm. E. Wolcott
Lawrence
Pillsbury
Tewksbury
Norwegian Church
General Association of Massachusetts
Co. L. Merriam
Highland Church
Portland
Ore
F. R. Shipman
Commonwealth
United States
James G. Buttrick
W. H. Allbright
D. D
J. D
Pickles
Geo. F. Kenngett
Paul
Jesus Christ
Booth
League
Seminary Quartette
John L. Brewster
French Mission Conference Addresses Mission Work
Rev S T Ford speaks at the French Missionary societies session in the French mission chapel West Sixth Street. Open air meetings and chapels outside the American church are urged. Principal address by Rev J N Williams supports Protestant growth among French people. Other sessions feature Rev Tetreault Rev Brien and Rev Brouillette with a large evening attendance. Next session to be held in Marlboro. Listed ministers attended including Charoon Papineau Leclaire Aubin Tetreault Williams St James Brouillette LaFleur Brien Benoit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Missionary Societies of
New England
West Sixth Street
O. Papineau
New Bedford
J. N. Williams
Providence
T. Tetreault
Danielsonville
Conn
G. G. Brien
Nashua
O. Brouillette
Marlboro
Smith T. Ford
I. B. Léclaire
CC. L. Charoon
Lawrence
Mass
I. B. Leclaire
Lowell
N. N. Aubin
Woonsocket
R. I
Putnam, Conn
A. St. James
Worcester
I. LaFleur
N. H
B. F. Benoit
Webster
Funeral notices from Edson cemetery area obits
Funeral services were held yesterday for John A Roe at 60 Race Street with Rev Binnington officiating. Burial followed in Edson cemetery. Undertaker Young in charge. John Jameson was laid to rest at 1138 Lawrence Street with Rev J Craig presiding. Undertaker Young managed arrangements and Man chester Unity lodge Odd Fellows bore the casket. Burial also in Edson cemetery. Henry Tighe, victim of the Tewksbury accident, buried in Catholic cemetery Monday after services from Fred Tighe's home with Rev Ronan leading. At 2 PM the cortege moved to the grave. John F Williams to be buried Thursday with prayers at 1:80 and service at 2:30 at Worthen Street Baptist Church. Henry Dixon buried at J W Brooks undertaking rooms at 9:30 with Rev H W O Millington conducting chapel services. Dixon was a Passaconaway Red Man, a delegation attended, bearers named. Burial in Edson cemetery with J W Brooks in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Roe
Race Street
Mr. Binnington
Edson
Young
John Jameson
Lawrence Street
J. Craig
Manchester Unity Lodge of Odd Fellows
Henry Tighe
Tewksbury
Worthen Street Baptist Church
Henry Dixon
J. W. Brooks
Edson Cemetery
H. W. O. Millington
Red Men
John Dolloff
Edward Cate
Cyrus Dennison
Joel Brooks
Fred Parker
Henry C. Dexter
Grieving families mourn three deaths in brief notices
The Wor then family mourns the loss of Lucy Hayward two years old who died this morning of spinal meningitis after a one day illness. Mary C. Ginty aged 20 died at her parents home 10 Walnut street Monday night, daughter of Philip and Mary Ginty. In Chattanooga Mrs. Chas H. Donaldson died after a long illness, living in Lowell ten years ago. sister Mrs. Geo R. Dana of this city was with her at death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Worthen
Lucy Hayward
Mary C. Ginty
Walnut Street
Philip
Mary Ginty
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Chas. H. Donaldson
Fred L McCarthy to Lead Hibbard Orchestra This Season
Renowned pianist Fred L. McCarthy will be the pianist with Hibbard's orchestra for the coming season. Mrs. Louis F. Sykes, wife of Councilman Sykes, is seriously ill with fever. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Watson of New York City visit Sheriff Cushing. The Violet club, newly formed, names officers: President Miss B L Patterson, Vice President Miss Daisy Harper, Treasurer Miss Janie Thompson, Secretary Miss Clara Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. McCarthy
Hibbard
Louis F. Sykes
Sykes
John H. Watson
New York City
Sheriff Cushing
Violet Club
B. L. Patterson
Daisy Harper
Janie Thompson
Clara Todd
Jones and Farrell wed at Free Baptist parsonage
At the Free Baptist parsonage 109 Methuen Street on October 11 Rev. A E Wilson united Alvah F Jones and Miss Mary Farrell both of Lowell in marriage.
Ex-Gov Boutwell argues against expansion policy
Ex-Gov Geo Boutwell of Groton speaks at the Twentieth Century club in Boston on war aims. He opposes annexation of Cuba and Puerto Rico, urges territorial government for Hawaii and Puerto Rico, an independent Cuba, and withdrawal from Pacific island claims. He warns that Manila acquisitions could complicate diplomacy and asks for a restrained U.S. role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Boston
Boutwell
Groton
Diawail
United States
Porto Rico
Cuba
Spain
Tropics
Congress
Manila Bay
Manila
Philippine Islands
Aguinaldo
Hawaii
New York
Honolulu
Philippines
England
France
Germany
Pacific Ocean
Holliston Hosts Framingham Baptist Association Delegates
The Holliston Baptist church hosted the Framingham Baptist association in an annual session. Rev. N. E. Hermon led morning devotions, Rev. E. I. Lindh gave the welcome, and Rev. F. T. Whitman preached the annual sermon. Evening song service followed with welcomes from Holliston B Y P A president Robert C. Eames and Framingham union president Robert T. Cronin. Internationally noted speakers included Rev. F. L. Wilkins on The Christian Wanted for the Twentieth Century and Rev. Werbert J. White on The Expression of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church of
Holliston
Framingham Baptist Association
N. E. Hermon
West Medway
E. I. Lindh
F. T. Whitman
South Framingham
RE. W. Colburn
Robert C
Chelmsford Woman Reaches 95th Birthday Milestone
Mary S Shed of Chelmsford marks her 95th birthday on Oct 12 residing with niece Mrs Geo A Byam in Littleton street. Despite advanced age her health is excellent and she reads papers regularly. If weather allows she plans a ride to celebrate with another niece Mrs Sarah P Emerson about two miles away, keeping her status as Chelmsford’s oldest resident by several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S. Shed
Geo. A. Byam
Littleton Street
Sarah P. Emerson
Shed
Chelmsford
New York Market Reported by Bright Sears Co
Financial update notes Boston and New York markets with brief commentary and a promotional line for Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup claiming it as a remedy for coughs and pulmonary ailments. The item reflects a historic ad style and market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright, Sears & Co
Dr. Wood
Sale of Suits with New Styles This Week
A local sale highlights several new suit styles priced from 8.95 to 45 dollars. The week shows strong demand as customers are drawn by the wide range and affordable options.
New Jacket Selection for Ladies and Misses
Our new and varied assortment of ladies and misses jackets just received will suit the most critical purchaser. Prices range from $2.98 to $35.
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United Congregational Church of
Sarah Dixon
C. W. Huntington
High Street
Williard Everett
A. K. Whitcomb
Mr. Oxnard
Susanna E. Jackson
Emily Carleton
North Andover
Sarah R. Dixon
Tyngsboro
Christian Temperance Union
S. T. Ford
Funeral Services
Epscott
New York Market
Cotton Ol Co
Atchison, Pid
Brooklyn R. T
Can
Southern
N. J
ST Chesa. &O
Peele's
Louisville
Manhattan
Ste Missouri
I. AC
ST “S U. S
Western Union Ut Wt Vl Ag
Whee & L. E
Boston & Albany
Oru
Westend Ry
Sereseee
Butte
Old Dominion
Beil Tel
Bees U
R. J. Horner & Co
Fden Musee
Ivers & Pond Piano CO
Boylston Street
Lowell Rendering Co
Courier
O'Donnell & Gilbride Go
London
O'Donnell & Gilbride CO
Errimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Ralph A
Great Jacket Bargains
Golf Capes
Ralph A. Day Co
Merrimack Street
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