Pastor Installed in Dracut Church for Frederick I Kelley
A council met at the Central Congregational Church in Dracut to install Rev. Frederick I. Kelley as pastor and teacher after his acceptance of the call issued July 1, 1897. The session covered examination, prayers, and an installation sermon by Rev. Smith Baker, D. D., with a detailed roll of ministers and delegates present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick S. Kelley
Central Congregational Church
Dracut
Kelley
Brethren
Frederick I. Kelley
House of Worship
John W. Thissell
Henry F. Peabody
Eben Fox
Roswell Fox
Phineas Richardson
H. Stickney
Church and Society
WM. Stickney
J. M. Greene
D. D
Edward A. Chase
Lawrence
Church
Dr. Greene
First Church
C. L. Hodges
Tewksbury
Elbridge C. Whiting
Foster
Chelmsford
North
Lawrence Street
Wm. E. Wolcott
John Wilkinson
Trinity Church
FT. HE. Page
Wallace Abbott
South Church
George W. Dinsmore
Riverside
Henry E. Oxnard
United Church
Henry G. Mank
Peabody
Second Congregational
Lewis J. Thomas
Lewis Brown
Nashua
First Congregational
O. B. Tilton
Peilham
Dev
Samuel Kelly
Dr. Richardson
Greene
Richardson
Ecclesiastical Council
Kelly
W. A. Bartlett
Wills D. Leland
George H. Johnson
Smith Baker
Sermon and Installation at O'Donnell and Gilbride
The article covers an ordination and installation service for Rev. Kelley with remarks on democratic church polity. It notes addresses by Rev. Warfield, Rev. Richardson, and others, praising Congregational structure and urging the pastor to be himself, evangelistic, and fearless in ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Asia
Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
United States
Maine
Cuba
Congregational Church
Democratic Church
J. M. Greene
George F. Kenngett
F. A. Warfield
Kelley
Christ
Pessimists note Lowell ten year progress shown
Secretary James T. Smith highlights dramatic Lowell development from 10 years ago to today. Government moved from an antiquated ark to a modern palace, schools expanded to include normal textile and manual training, libraries improved, and social groups like the Middle sex Women’s club and YMC A grew. Streetcar expansion, better streets, upgraded post office and court, and lower water costs accompany gains in housing, health, and purchasing efficiency despite a weak economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Boston
Vietng
Rogers Hall
Middlesex Mechanics Association
Middlesex Women’s Club
Lke
Phoenix
Young Men's Christian Association
Barristers’ Hall
Young Women’s Christian Association
Ayer
Hood
Georgia
Merrimack River Navigation and Transportation Company
Merrimack Valley
Massachusetts
Health Department
Merrimack
City Builds Attractiveness For Capital Investment
Lines of effort aim to make the city more attractive as a home for investors under local supervision, highlighting progress that draws capital to the area.
Duck hunting party at Cape Porpoise makes six ducks
The Sportsman chronicles a Lowell party at Cape Porpoise Maine. James Frazer George Adams William Young Mrs Young and Mrs Clark joined by F R Clark and C F Adams. They hunt in a sea wood crescent. Simon Ridlon guides dawn for a six-duck bag and a loon shoot turns comic as a diving Urinator-imber outswims them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Cape Porpoise
Lowell
James Frazer
George F. Adams
William Young
Simon Ridion
Cape
Simon Ridlon
Billie Young
Ridlon
Billy
Mr. Young
Imber
Calls for an Alphabetical Rogues Gallery Index Book
A 1900s-style plea describes the need for a properly indexed rogues gallery. It explains photos have records and aliases on the back, but without an alphabetical and numerical index, locating a criminal like James M. Allen is time consuming. Providence police lack such an index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Rogues
James M. Allen
Providence
R. I
Associated Press
Allen
Lowell
Rogues’ Gallery
Night Watch
Providence Police
County Officers Exemplify it to the Lowell Divisions
Local divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians hosted a reception in Hibernian hall for County President John H. Boland of Waltham and County Secretary E. J. Carroll of Cambridge. James O'Sullivan chaired a large attendance as the executive business session ran 8:45 to 10:15 with refreshments by the D. H. Page Co. A smoke talk followed with songs by D. S. O'Brien and others and "The Wearing of the Green" by Master O'Shea. Alderman Boland and Carroll spoke during the session. A later notice promotes Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, sold by Ellingwood & Co. and EE. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Hibernian
D. IL. Page Co
O'Brien
James Enright
John Balfrey
Michael Hessian
Ichael McDermott
W. J. Dwyer
Edward S. Slattery
Blugh MccGoon
Master O'Shea
Middlesex Union Holds Annual Meeting at Fitchburg
Middlesex Union conference gathered in Fitchburg with strong attendance. President Fosdick opened, Rev. C. C. Torrey gave prayer, and Rev. Hewitt welcomed with acknowledgment by Frederick Fosdick. Reports highlighted church progress across towns, debt settlements, and active youth groups, ending with elections and a vigorous afternoon home missionary rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Union Conference
Fitchburg
W. O. Conrad
C. C. Torrey
Harvard
R. Hewitt
Frederick Fosdick
Ayer
C. KE
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Acton
South Acton
C. E. Society
Ashby
Boxboro
W. C. Martin
Andover Theological Seminary
Concord
Dunstable
Groton
West
Lancaster
Leominster
North
Littleton
Tiaken
Women’s Auxiliary
Lunenburg
Ladies’ Society
Pepperell
North Village
Shirley
Townsend
Westford
Fosdick
H. W. Boyd
Lyman Mevis
Joshua Coit
Boston
Charles Skelton
W. G. Puddefoot
Bernard Copping
D. A. Boutwell
North Leominster
Dea
H. C. Brook
Joseph Torrey
S. H. Behwab
American Missionary Association
David Wallace
Lunenbu
C .S. Haynes
A Piscatorial Philanthro wren Feeds Them Not for Profit
Jim Fennessy, a noted dramatic figure on his Wentucky farm, stocks a private lake with bass and game fish. He confronts a stranger who admits to fishing all day without a catch, insisting he is feeding the fish, not taking them. The exchange highlights the lake's private status and the man’s unusual defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Fennessy
Jim
Col. Fennessy
Cincinnati Enquirer
Broncho Bill and Tenderfoot City Folk Quip
A New York Journal line features Broncho Bill and Tenderfoot joking about Pistol Pete. Bill notes Pete prides himself after an infamous action, claiming his father’s plantable family tree makes him the only man in town with an authentic family tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broncho Bill
Pistol Pete
Tenderfoot
New York Journal
New York Market Report by Bright Sears & Co
Bright, Sears & Co reports on the latest movements in the New York market, highlighting price changes, trading activity, and notable shifts across key sectors. The bulletin emphasizes liquidity patterns and invites readers to monitor short term trends and opportunities.
Ladies' Jersey Vests and Pants Sale Highlights
A short sale notice lists ladies items including ribbed fleeced lined vests and pants priced at 25 cents each for two days. Extra heavy fleece lined sets drop from 50 cents to 37 cents, natural wool from 87 cents to 62 cents, and white wool from 1 dollar to 75 cents.
Special 5000 Pounds Java Mocha Coffee at Sale
A local advertisement promotes 5000 pounds of rich heavy Java Mocha coffee as a special. The usual price is 22 cents per pound, with a neat week offer of two pounds for 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mocha and Java Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred L Kelley
Dracut Church
F. I. Kelley
Tea
O'Donnell & Gilbride Co., Lowel
Cyrus Richardson
Warfield
Baker
Smith
James T. Smith
Board of Trade
Board of Trade Commercial Report
Municipal Register
En Lowell
D.T. Sample
Sample
Washington, Pa
Agnew
Ellingwood & Co
Central
Merrimack Streets
Middlesex Union
FH. Pearson &Co
Merrimack ST
Russia
Vici Kid
Stree Busines
DRES
Centrar Yd Shoe Store
New York
Bright, Sears & Co
New York Market
Jotten Ol Co
I Atchison
Atchison, Pid
American Tobacco Co
Melia
Brookrok
Chesa. &O
Louisville & Ay
Manhattan
Missouri
N.Y. Central
Nor Pac
Omaha
Phila
Pullman
T.C
Union Pac
Bs Union Ac
Cederessens Daig
Railngad
Tamarack
Old Dominion
Bay State
Evie
Tate
Electric Scale Co
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Robert J. Thomas
Water Works
G.B. Coburn & CO
Market Street
Williams
Draggiers
Sia
Sapolio
O'Donnell & Gilbride CO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Baidge
Belleda
Lexion Avon
Uth Avenue
New York City
Wises Bell
Es Bell
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