Harvest Concert at Chelmsford Unitarian Church
A Chelmsford Sunday harvest concert at the Unitarian church featured Miss Emma L. Parkhurst on organ and Wm Hall conducting the Sunday school. Decorations included 10 foot broom corn stalks by Albert H. Davis. numerous recitations and songs by kindergarten and choir. pastor Shurtleff and superintendent offered remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Wm. Hall
Emma L. Parkhurst
Albert H. Davis
Addie Wright
Frank Bachelder
Dorothy P. Hall
Hosmer Sweetser
Harry Parkhurst
Della Parkhurst
Bernice Wentworth
Willie Adams
William Warren
Ruth Pickard
John Dix
Rachel Fletcher
Mona Gore
Sidney Perham
Elmer Hill
Marjorie Armstrong
Daisy Knowlton
Ethel Wright
Irene Chandler
Ralph Davis
Raymond Chandler
Charlie Douglass
Blanche Spalding
Warren Pickard
Paul Chandler
Ladies’ Circle and Alliance of the
State Highway Commission
Electric Street Railway
Lowell
Amos B. Adams
Parkhurst's
Littleton Street
Minot’s
Westford
Boston and Northern Electric Railway
Gorham Street
East Chelmsford
Billerica
Sarah P
Byam
J. Bradford Emerson
Emerson
Henry and
Relief Spalding Byam
Robins’ Hill
Che
Walter B
Edith W
Somerville
Ann R. Adams
Geo. A. Byam
Charlies W. Byam
Hair Switches Packed in One Store Under Rhodes Supervision
Short stem and long hair switches offered at 69 cents and 1.00 dollar respectively. All goods made in their own store under Mr. Rhodes or his supervision. Hairpieces, front pieces and waves highlighted as ready to order.
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Rhodes
New St John’s pastor Revered Schofield leads two masses
Rev Edmond T Schofield of Hudson becomes the new pastor of St Johns Church and attends both 7 and 9 oclock masses with large parishioner attendance. He praises former pastors Rev John J Shaw and Rev Richard S Burke and plans a bell tower installation. Meanwhile local residents visit Boston and Watertown and residents prepare coal for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond T. Schofield
Hudson
St. John’s Church
Fr. Schofield
John J. Shaw
Richard S. Burke
Henry Hall
Boston
John S. Hall
Main Street
New York
New Jersey
Postmaster Hall
Maggie
Lizzie Larkin
Watertown
West Chelmsford
William Jordan
Baldwin Avenue
Stewart Mackay
The Power of Leadership Sermon At Pelham Church
Rev. Charles L. Merriam preached on leadership from John 21 and Peter’s bold declaration I go a fishing the talk urged that leaders trigger action and move communities. A Pelham deer was killed by a Nashua car. the animal’s death led to venison sale to Mr. F. M. Woodbury for six dollars and plans for a venison supper. A. W. Arnold was the motorman involved in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. L. Merriam
St. Peter
Peter
Anther
Pelham
Nashua
F. M. Woodbury
A. W. Arnold
Fox and two skunks meet rail death on Pelham line
A Pelham to Haverhill rail line incident ends with a fox and two skunks killed after cars with bright headlights draw animals to the track. Nightly train crews report wildlife wandering near the rails as a hazard. About 30 men work on the new car barn switch tracks, with eight lines planned into the facility.
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Pelham
Haverhill
Hillside Congregational Church Hosts Evangelist and Meetings
Rev J A McKnight returns from Boston as a delegate to the Christian Endeavor convention from Hillside Congregational church. Miss Mabel Francis preached yesterday and will hold meetings every evening this week except Saturday with services at 7 45 in the auditorium and 10 30 on Sunday. Attendees include people from the Centre Collinsville Lowell and the Navy Yard.
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George M. Clark
Pleasant Street
Navy Yard
Liberty and faith discussed as the town gathers
Rev. Mr. Yeoman preached on liberty as a divine force from the spirit of God urging humanity over materialism. Obituary notes Mrs. Mary O Connell 76, funeral Porter Livingstone 84, burial in Centre cemetery. local visitors Joseph Tomlins and Rev James Alexander of Newport on North street observations.
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Mr. Yeoman
Mary O'Connell
South Tewksbury
D. J. Williams
Tyngsboro
Mass
S. T. Gee
Waco
Texas
James F
Dennis J
Tewksbury
J. H. Nichols
Wamesit
Joseph Tomlins
Porter Livingstone
Congregational Church
J. Herbert Yeoman
Henry Billings
Jeanette Pike
Ethel Fairgrieve
Clarence Clark
Messrs. C. W. Parsons
Frank 7Aines
Chas. K. French
Elliot H. French
Aaron Osterman
Daniel W. Seaver
Centre Cemetery
J. B. Currier
Lowell
George Wiggin
Anna Sperry
Fred
Wiliam
West Tewksbury
Master Donid
James Iexander
Newport
N. H
J. P. Dinsmore
North Street
Obsolete Portraits Of Pilgrim Traits In Modern Life
Rev Mr Pierce of the Baptist church delivered a second lecture on Wilgrims Progress with the theme Obstinate and Elible. A good sized audience attended as the pastor drew lessons from the tale to contemporary life and explained how sins can be overcome by the Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pierce
the Baptist Church
Wilgrims
New England
C. Y. M. L. Of St Patrick's Sunday Entertainment
The C Y M L of St Patrick's church Suffolk street hosted a Sunday afternoon event for hundreds. The program featured a Paul Clifford reading by William F. Thornton songs by David Mc Hugh Peter Clain and the Mozart quartet with McMahon Thornton Murphy and Donnelly plus humorous readings by John J. McNabb. A glee club formation took root with near 200 members and a 75 strong gym class led by Muzzey continues to grow weekly.
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St. Patrick's Church
Suffolk Street
Paul Clifford
William F. Thornton
David McHugh
Peter Clain
Mr. Kildare
Mozart Quartette
McMahon
Thornton
Murphy
Donnelly
John J. McNabb
Muzzey
The Sign of the Cross heads season at Opera House
The Sign of the Cross by Wilson Barrett returns to our city with a 50 member cast for an evening show at the Opera House. Also Soldiers of Fortune by Henry B. Harris heads to our stage tomorrow with Robert Ede son leading a strong company. A variety of scenic designs by Joseph Physioches enhance the productions as return engagements and new adaptations draw local amusement seekers.
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Wilson Barretts
Opera House
Henry B. Harris
Robert Edeson
New York
Wrata
Savoy Theatre
Mr. Harris
Harris
Mr. Edeson
Harry Harwood
Dorothy Donnelly
Wallace Eddinger
Ellen Burg
Edwin Brandt
Dorothy Tennant
FE. W. Morrison
Frazer Coulter
Ira A. Bards
Richard Sterling
Macey Harlam Byron
Ongley
Joseph
Feng
Lowell Opera House
Stetson
Washburn
Girl in Blue at Academy of Music Opens in Lowell
The Girl in Blue company debuts tonight at the Lowell Academy of Music under Milo DeLeon, a famed dancer and owner. The ensemble, with strong chorus and competent management, brings elaborate scenery and striking gowns, offering three days of performances with matinees for women and children on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Girl In Blue
Lowell
Academy of Music
Milo
DeLeon
Bewitching Night Show Dazzles with Electric Marvels
A dazzling display of sensational features and novelties illuminated by brilliant electrical effects enthralls audiences, highlighting staged scenery and impressive lighting as the main attraction of the performance.
Casto at Shattuck Stages All Star Vaudeville Bill
A Casto theatre matinée on Shattuck street offered an all star vaudeville bill led by Lottie Gilson with Snyder Buckley Gordon Vidocq Haverly Armstrong Wright Bernard Williams and the Mannings. Seats may be reserved for ten cents in advance with telephone 815-3 for assistance.
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Casto
Shattuck Street
Fov
Haynes
Little Magnet
Lottie Gilson
Snyder
Buckley
Tuber
Gordon
Vidocq
Haverly
Armstrong
Wright
Bernard Williams
Mannings
Kilties Band of Canada Thrives at Willow Grove Park
The Kitties' Band of Canada attracted huge crowds at Willow Grove Park Philadelphia with 150000 on July 4 and 90600 on closing Saturday. They received coronation medals, trophies, and accolades from local groups as conductors and members were praised. The group plans two concerts tomorrow with expectant large audiences.
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Kitties’ Band of Canada
Gordon Highlanders of Canada
Willow Grove Park
Philadelphia
America
Herbert
Damrosch
Sousa
Supt. Weaver
Willow Grove
Kitties
Sons of St. George
British-American League
Robinson
Mystic Shrine
Kilties
Sons of Ham at Academy of Music A Comedy Parade
A facetious feast of fun awaits patrons as Williams and Walker’s musical comedy Sons of Ham opens at the Academy of Music on Thursday. Avery and Hart head the company as Grand Lodge comedy leaders with 40 singers delivering solos duets and ensembles to charm critics nationwide.
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Academy of Music
Williams and Walker
Avery and Hart
Grand Lodge of Comedy
Tynan Triumphs as Emmet to Tour the Country
With a stupendous triumph in New York to his credit, Mr. Tynan in his portrayal of Robert Emmet will tour the country in the play Emmet.
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New York
Mr. Tynan
Robert Emmet
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