Trial Suspended in Second Pihl-Soderman Case
The second action by John C. Pihl against Rev. John V. Soderman, formerly pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church, began in superior court. Pihl claims the pulpit statement about his excommunication damaged his business and reputation, with testimony detailing church conflicts and resulting financial loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Pihl
John V. Soderman
Superior Court
John C. Pih
Council
Pihl
Manning
Soderman
Burke
Ople
Mr. Goedermean
Loderman
Stxty
Albert A
Pihi
Witnness
Court adjourns as trial delayed to next term
Vincent Akerblad testified before a recess as lawyers and the court decided the case could not finish in the current sitting. Fourteen witnesses remained, so the matter was continued to the next term. The jury was dismissed and the September Lowell Superior Court session closed. Jerome F. Manning filed a motion for a new trial in the Lederman case taken from the jury by Judge Lilley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Akerblad
Superior Court
Lowell
Jerome F. Manning
John C. Pihl
John C. Lederman
Als
Lilley
Interesting Sermon Subjects for Tomorrow Across Churches
The Immanuel Baptist and multiple churchs present sermons with themes including God as the fountain of living waters and Joshua a type of Christ. Morning and evening services cover topics from The Shu namite's Son Restored to Life to A Life Story and The Seed of Sardis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Baptist
God
Joshua
Christ
John Street
Highland M. E
Jesus
Grace Universalist
First Church
Berean
Jonah
First Unitarian
Worthen Street
Baptist
Sardis
First Congregational
M. E
Highland
Entertaining Services Planned Across Many Churches Sunday
A lengthy Sunday religious schedule lists morning and evening services at Second Church of Christ Scientist Advent Christian Unity Meeting house and more. Rev J H Paradis Rev Duncan Salmond and Rev F L Piper lead sermons. Miss Pierson and Mr Vernon also speak. revival begins at St Pauls M E. Union Bible class at YMC A. detailed itineraries cover multiple congregations and times across many neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second
Church of Christ, Scientist
Christadelphian Ecclesia
Israel
Jesus
First
Church of Christ
Scientist
Advent Christian
F. L. Piper
Unity Meeting
St. Paul's M. E
A. C. Thompson
Chelmsford Street
George H. Johnson
Gene
Evan S. Hartwell
Gospel Singer J A Birkholz to Lead Revival Series
Field and Gospel singer J A Birkholz of New York appears at 10 20 A M and 6 30 P M for a morning third in a revival prep series and an evening fourth in a Great Truths series The singer, acclaimed nationally, will perform The Ninety and Nine at the evening service under special request as part of the revival program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
J. A. Birkholz
New York
Mr. Birkholz
Parker
Holy City
Adams
Carulli
Men's League
Church Services and Choir Offerings Across City
A detailed schedule of morning and evening services at Paige Street F B Church First Baptist Kirk Street Church Eliot Congregational and Universalist churches. The listings include anthems, sermons such as The Harvest Time and A Composite Religion, personal sermons from pastors, organ preludes, quartets and solos, and notes on Sunday school and youth meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Corner Church
George Streets
Smith Thomas Ford
Pepin
Miss Reid
Walch
Mr. Reid
Union Service at Grace Church to Unite Congregation
Grace church will hold a union service at seven with special choir music. Rev R A Greene will give a 20 minute address on The Duty of the Hour. Joe and all others cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
R. A. Greene
Joe
Closing Day at Chelmsford Centre Baptist Meetings
The three days of union meetings wrap up at the Chelmsford Centre Baptist church with strong attendance and high interest. Prayer at 9 am, Bible reading by Evangelist Pratt at 3 pm, and a gospel service at 7 30 pm are planned. Mr B Wirkholz of New York City provides notable singing, drawing plans for Lowell participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelmsford Centre
Baptist Church
Pratt
Lowell
Bwirkholz
New York City
Missionary Field Sees No New Cuban Islands Plan
Suspension of hostilities and peace prospects raise hope for renewed missionary activity in Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippine islands. Boston societies monitor events but have not firmed up sending new workers. An agreement divides labor with American Board continuing in Caroline Islands Ladrone Hawaii Islands, American Baptist Home Missionary Society covering Cuba and Porto Rico if the flag floats over them, and the Philippines run by American Baptist Missionary Union due to proximity to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Boston
Caroline
Ladrone
Hawaiiian Islands
American Board of Foreign Missions
American Baptist Mission
The
Phillippines
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
Philippines
American Baptist Missionary Union
China
Will He Accept Rev Asa Dilts Call To Tabernacle
Branch Street Tabernacle awaits Rev Asa Reed Dilts of Northampton Mass to answer a pastorate call. Recent events have strengthened the church’s conviction in its action and a communication from Dilts will be read at tomorrow’s morning service. All members and interested readers are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Street Tabernacle
Asa Reed Dilts
Northampton
Mass
Dilts
Live and Learn at the Y W C A
The Young Women's Christian Association invites enrollment in embroidery dressmaking millinery English French current events stenography and literature. Embroidery teaches linen work Battenberg and Honiton lace with afternoon and evening sessions. Millinery embroidery and French underway. dressmaking class meets next Tuesday at 7 39 plan. Current events will be taught by Miss Anna Belle Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Anna Belle Wilson
Lowell Union Auxiliary Plans Annual Meeting
The Lowell Union Auxiliary of the Woman's Board of Missions will hold its annual meeting Friday afternoon Oct. 28 at 3 o'clock at Mrs. C. W. Huntington's, 12 Nesmith Street.
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Lowell Union
The
Woman's Board of Missions
O Neill and Gillick Marry in St Patrick's Residence
Frank O Neill and Miss Margaret Gillick were united in marriage Thursday evening at St Patrick's parochial residence with Miss Mabel Campbell as bridesmaid and ex-Councilman James F. Miskella as best man. A reception followed at the bride's home 86 Hale Street.
Funeral for William T. Livingston Held at Home
William T. Livingston, noted machine printer, to be buried in Woodlawn Cemetery after services at his brother in law’s home. Brief service at Reed and Seventh streets attended by Merrimack and Hamilton company workers, Knights of Honor, and relatives. Floral tributes noted and prayer by Rev C W Huntington.
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William T. Livingston
New York City
Woodlawn
Livingston
Reed
Seventh Streets
Merrimack
Hamilton
Knights of Honor
C. W. Huntington
Mabel Osgood
Damon Street
Wigginville
Smith Thomas Ford
C. L. Merriam
Mabel Miter
Kate Ross
Fred N. Tilton
Andrew Armstrong
Ernest and Goldie Gardner
Samuel Davis
William Webb
Charles L. LeClair
Andrew A. Gray
Chas, Halstead
Edson Cemetery
Death of John Donohoe of Old Ward Three at 66
John Donohoe a longtime city employee from Old Ward Three died yesterday at his home 16 Merrill Street aged 66 after a period of illness. He leaves a widow and seven sons including Dennis of the Mathew Temperance Institute and two sons in military service on furlough. Zoel Courtier, ex watchmaker for J A Green and J J Clain, died Sept 18 at home in Maginly Car Westmoreland County New Brunswick. He was a Catholic Mutual Benefit member and left $1000 insurance to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donohoe
Old Ward Three
Merrill Street
Dennis Donohoe
Mathew Temperance Institute
James A. Donohoe
Co. C. Sixth Regiment
Ralph Donohoe
Pennsylvania
Zoel Courtier
J. A. Green
J. J. Clain
Maginly Car
Westmoreland County
New Brunswick
Catholic Mutual Benefit Society
Boston and New York Markets Reported by Bright Sears Co
Financial note on market activity in New York with brief summary of clothing sale items. FINE BROADCLOTH SUITINGS IN REMNANTS offered in navy blue and black at 59 cents a yard, wool quality valued at $1, with lengths from 1½ to 6 or 8 yards per piece. Basement display. A. G. Pollard & Co and First Universalist fair announced for next Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Pollard & CO
Local Notes From Clare Street And City News
A boy arrives at Mr and Mrs Steven Doyle home in Clare street. Rev W H Meredith has returned from a two weeks trip to New York City and Plainfield New Jersey where his son teaches science. In New York items note several individuals and engagements. Dr J P McAdams and Miss Mary Sinn announced as engaged. Cards issued for marriage of Clarence Baker and Florence Gott on October 27. Master Fitz James Boody recovering after membranous croup narrowly survived a surgical procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Doyle
Clare Street
W. H. Meredith
Central
M. E. Church
New York City
Plainfield
N. J
Plainfield High School
New York
Everett
Miss B. Alien
Plaza
W. W. Cashner
Murray Hill
Miss Dempsey
Normandie
Middlesex Women's Club Plans Fall Lectures and Tea
The Middlesex Women's Club outlines a multi day schedule in October and November. Events include an annual symposium with tea, a lecture on America's New Departure by Benjamin Kidd, and four sociology lectures by Prof. Cummings with departmental tickets available. Fraulein Stade talks on art and James Whitcomb Riley performs at the Lowell Opera House in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Women’s Club
Middlesex Hall
E. W. Clark
Colonial Hall
Benjamin Kidd
London
America
Kidd
Tropics
M. E. Hall
Prof. Cummings
Harvard University
Cummings
Fraulein Stade
James Whitcomb Riley
Lowell Opera House
Middlesex Club
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Evening Service
Eliot Congregational Church
Walunee
First Universalist Church
C. E. Fisher
Rix
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New Territory
Mr. Dilts
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Geil
Bright, Sears & Co
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Titan
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Fire, Life and Accident Companies
W. Norcross & CO
SS Central St
Sowell
Merrimack Street
Selvage
Palmer Street
Palmer and
Middle Sts
Chiffonieres
Fancy Rockers
Massachu
Middlesex
Georgette Blair
Charles SH. Corburn
Lowell Daily Courier
S. H. Folsom
Register
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NEW York Cloak and Suit CO
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