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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1903

Page

8

Weather Drives Trade And Social Notices In Lowell Era

A reflection on how weather tamps trade across clerks and merchants from clothing to groceries, with notes on rain, warmth, and its effects on various professions. Mention of weddings and engagements including Mae Folger Stevens and William Moorhouse, Edith A. Kelly and Frank P. Davis, and travels of local residents.

Mae Folger Stevens Solon W. Stevens Tyler Park William Moorhouse Lowell Textile School New York City Lowell Boston Edith A. Kelly Fitzroy Kelly Frank P. Davis Dayton Ohio Miss Kelly

Local residents return from travels and business abroad

Elizabeth Bennett returns to Lowell after a summer abroad. Ferdinand Redliff and wife come back from California. George and Edwin Hill depart Hadley street for La Gracia Cuba to purchase land and cultivate it. Rev T Clayton Welles and wife resume home from western trip.

Elizabeth Bennett Lowell Messrs George and Edwin Hill Hadley Street la Gracia Cuba

Friction Strikes Explosives Committee Meeting

The explosives committee failed to meet at 4:30 yesterday with Chairman Casey and Councilman Fairweather present. Aldermen Hill and Pindar were absent. Publication of Casey ordinance text on explosive transport sparked absences as members clashed over differing versions. Casey plans to introduce his ordinance next week.

Casey Fairweather Alderman Hill Pindar Hard

Address to Men at First Congregational Church

The YMCA meeting for men in the First Congregational church will be Sunday at 4 pm. The program opens with a short song service led by Roscoe McDaniel, with Dr. C. H. Mead of New York as afternoon speaker. Meador notes stir among Lowell ladies over exclusion from the service. Mead praised as a powerful gospel exponent. Roscoe McDaniel and contralto Nettie S. Roberts will perform in the musical portion.

First Congregational Church Roscoe McDaniel C. H. Mead New York Lowell Dr. Mead Mr. Mead Nettie S. Roberts

Feast of All Saints at the House of Prayer

The House of Prayer on Walker Street hosts the Feast of All Saints with a staged Catholic mass. Choirs and a ladies choir assist as Rev Father Osborn preaches, followed by solemn processions and vespers, concluding with prayers for departed benefactors and a Monday mass at 7:30 AM.

House of Prayer Walker St Henry Hardy Edward I. Styles Robert Kennedy William Heathcock Joseph Heathcock Frank Sladen Harry LeFleur Kemp Maddocks Marry Hoyt Mabel Nickerson Edith Maddocks Lucy Cotter Stella Ingalls Kendall Robert Gilbert Osborn All Saints Louis Henry Maddocks Clarence Deahill Leslie Lahnes Walter McCleery Thurifer George Maddocks Albert Edward Deahill Wilbur Hayward Herbert Mackintosh All Souls Theodore Edson

Gospel Service and Activities at YWCA

The YWCA hosts a Sunday 4 pm missionary service led by Miss Mabel Metcalf, followed by a 7 pm Twilight song service. Junior Sunshine club meets Saturday 8 pm, girls Bible class at 4 pm, and chorus rehearsal tonight at 7 pm. A Halloween party with music and readings occurs at 7:45 pm, with all women and girls invited. A box of children’s papers will be sent to Miss Helen Dickinson. contributions of periodicals are welcome next week.

Young Women’s Christian Association Mabel Metcalf Sunshine Club Hallowe'en Helen Dickinson

Doherty Arrested for Breaking Glass in Charles Street Case

James P Doherty was arrested yesterday afternoon on a warrant charging breaking glass. Inspector Walsh took him from his Charles street home. The complainant, Graney, lives directly across the street from Doherty.

James P. Doherty Charles Street Inspector Walsh Graney Doherty

Sunday Church Services Across Town From Multiple Congregations

A listing of morning and evening services for numerous churches including First Merrimack Street Rev Relph Gillam High Street East Merrimack Street Rev Charles Huntington Kirk Street Rev George E Martin Eliot Summer Street Rev BE Victor Bigelow J M Greene First Trinitarian Dutton Street Rev George F Kennett Centre Dracut Rev Fredr I Kelley Pawtucket Mammoth Road Rev J M Greene Swedish London Street Rev C A Bjornbom French Bowers Street Rev T G A Cote Hillside Dracut Rev J A McKnight Evangelical Tyngsboro Rev Sarah A Dixon Tewksbury Congregational Pelham Church Rev J L Hoyle North Chelmsford Congregational Rev Robert W Dunbar.

Merrimack Street Public Relph Gillam Highland—Westfera Street South Canton Street T. Clayton Welles High Street East Merrimack Street Charles Huntington Kirk Street French Street George E. Martin D. D Eliot Summer Street Favor Street Victor Bigelow J. M. Greene Y. BR C. B Dutton Street Music Hall Avenue George F. Kenngett Dracut Fredr. I. Kelley Astor Unday Pawtucket Mammoth Road Pawtucketville Barabbas London Street C. A. Bjornbom Bowers Street Fletcher Street T. G. A. Cote Hillside J. A. McKnight Mabel Francis Tyngsboro Sarah A. Dixon C. E Tewksbury Pelham Revy J. L. Hoyle North Chelmsford Robert W. Dunbar

Swedish Meadowcroft Street Church Notice

Rev P E Asley pastor schedules Sunday activities at the Swedish Meadowcroft Street church near Moore Street. Sunday school begins at 9 o clock a m with morning service at 10 30 and evening service at 7 o'clock.

Meadowcroft Street Moore Street P. E. Asley

Directory of Local Churches and Service Times

A list of area churches with pastors and service schedules. Nineteen congregations including First Primitive Gorham Street St Pauls Centralville Highland Central Worthen Street Berean Primitive and Wesley Church detailed with morning and evening worship times, Sunday school, and special services.

Gorham Street Ellsworth Street Nathaniel W. Matthews St. Paul’s Hurd and Warren Streets Geo. B. Dean Centralville M. E Bridge and Hildreth Streets F. M. Picles Epworth League Highland—Loring Street Grove Street Bourne Street Oscar W. Johnson Worthen Street James F. Allen Eart Berean Primitive Moore Street Lawrence Street W. H. Yarrow Unday the Tabernacle Wesley Church Merrimack Square

Local Church Listings Show Sunday Services Across Town

A compiled schedule lists morning and evening services at multiple churches including First George Street Mount Vernon Freewill Immanuel Chelmsford Street Freewill Fifth Street West Fifth Street and Worthen Street with pastors Rev T Ford Rev Stephen D Millin Rev D B Martin Rev Robert F True Rev Albert E Kenyon Rev Orville Coats and Rev Arthur P Wedge. Services cover 10 30 a m Sunday school times 12 m or 11 45 a m and 6 30 p m with varied sermons and topics. Prelude on High school dancing noted.

Fifth Street West Fifth Street Orville Coats Bridge Street Worthen Street Arthur P. Wedge

Terrifies Women What Mrs Lavigne Feared Is Felt by Many

A Detroit woman recalls a feared decline to consumption before Dr Williams Pink Pills restored her health. She details weakness, nervousness, loss of appetite, sleep trouble, and pale complexion improving after three boxes. The pills are advertised as restoring strength for men women and children.

Charley Lavigne Third Avenue Detroit Mich Dr. Williams Williams’ Medicine Company Schenectady

Pastor-Elect to Occupy Pulpit at Local Churches

Rev A P Wedge, pastor-elect, will serve morning and evening services at Branch Street Middlesex Street site opposite easterly junction. Rev Asa Reed Dilts preaches at 10 30 morning, noon Sunday school, 5 45 Young People, 6 30 evening at North Billerica. French Baptist at Enn el and West Sixth, Rev Isaac La Tleur. North Tewksbury Baptist morning and evening with Lessons from Life of Samuel. missionary meeting 6 30. Mrs Safford speaks Sunday evening on foreign mission after world tour.

C. E A. P. Wedge Branch Street Middlesex Street Branch Middlesex Streets Asa Reed Dilts French Baptist Church Ennell West Sixth Streets Isaac la Tleur North _ Billerica E. E. Scates Hadley Street Freewill Baptist North Tewksbury Life of Samuel

Church Services and Union Meetings Named on Merrimack Street

Regular morning worship at 10 45 with Sunday school to follow. Evening service at 7 00 noted as a union gathering with First Universalist on Hurd street. A sermon titled Courage Under Adversity is planned for Sunday morning. Rev. Chas T Bulings and Rev. George Wright preside at All Saints and Free Middlesex Street venues respectively.

Merrimack Street John Street Chas. T. Bulings Orn All Saints First Universalist Hurd Street Middlesex Street Eliot South Streets George ©. Wright Rornine

Morning services and programs listed at two churches

Morning services at First-Hurd street led by Rev Caleb B Ess er at 10 30 with Y P S C EB at 6. Grace Princeton street near South Canton street features Rev Ransom A G one with 10 30 service and 12 oclock Sunday school followed by communion at noon. A union service is scheduled at First Universalist church at 7.

Hurd Street Caleb Besser Princeton Street South Canton Street Ransom A. G Astor First Universalist Church

Church Services and Sermons List Across Parishes

St Anne Merrimack street and St Johns Gorham street along with House of Prayer Walker and All Saints Chelmsford announce morning services at 10.30 and evening prayers or sermons at 6.30 or 7 p m. Communion on first and third Sundays and greater festivals. matins and litany schedules vary by parish. Sunday school times range from noon to 12 m.

St. Anne’s Merrimack Street Anne Street A. St. John Chambre John’s—Gorham Street Court House Leander C. Manchester House of Prayer Walker Grove Street R. G. Osborne All Saints Chelmsford

Church Mass Schedules and Announcements in City

A dense list details morning and evening church services across multiple parishes with masses at various times. Include St Josephs Immaculate Conception St Michaels St Patricks and more with priests Rev. names, mass times from 6 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and accompanying Sunday schools, vespers, and sermons. It notes churches on Davis Westminster Merrimack Gorham Moore and other streets with Oblate Fathers and parish rectors named.

Immaculate Conception Merrimack Street Brown and High Streets Dorgan O. M T. Joseph's Lee Street Kirk Street Joseph A. Fournier J. Peter’s—Gorham Street Michael Rowan Eomon Patrick's Suffolk Street Jefferson Street Williams En Perm Ted i Jean Baptie Merri Aack Street Aiken Street Joseph Mangin Rene Anthony's Portuguess Gorbian Street Congress Street J Ohnea

Fragmentary church notice from Middlesex area service

Fragmentary OCR reads First Church of Christ Scientist Middlesex street and Palmer street. Mount scene at 10 45. Subject Adam and Fallen. Ames street Crossett Pedles ? faith of the ? unclear. Sorry for incomplete details.

First Church of Christ, Scientist Midlesex Ll Palmer Street Mount Sereen Adam and Fallen Ames Street Crossett the Pedles Hd Msaogerons Ork The

First Baptist Church Announces Evening Series and Baptism

First Baptist Church at the corner of Church and George Streets reveals a full day schedule with morning service at 10 30 a sermon That Men Might Not Perish and organ and anthem selections. Evening worship at 6 30 features a prelude on Should dancing parties be conducted under the auspices of the High school sermon Is the Christian Religion Trustworthy Why Are People Humbugged and a song service with duets, anthems, and a male quartet. Baptism to be administered.

Calvary Rodney R. Harry Hopkins Batist Communion Miss Smica Mr. Hopkins Sweeney Cass Hopkins Silk Faulcon French J. Avison Baker

Prevailing Prayer Sermon At Evening Service

Rev George Edward Martin outlines Communion and reception for new members with a sermon on Prevailing Prayer from Psalm 27 14. Evening service begins with a family praise informal sing then sermon third in series The Bible and Man focusing on What Sort of Men Are Influenced by the Bible Choir offerings Rest in the Lord The Homelight and other selections by Macy and Brewer provide musical reflection.

E. Macy

First Universalist Church Service at Hurd Street

Morning service at 10 30 features sermon The Light That Never Failed inviting all. One hour in church aids weekly duties. Usual musical programme includes organ pieces and hymns Worship the Lord God is Love Offertory by Jean L Sherburne. Sunday school at 7 pm with Rev. Hamilton of Everett delivering the sermon.

C. E. Fisher Soto Jean L. Sherburne George G. Hamilton Everett

Eliot Church Morning Service Sermon and Communion

The Eliot Church on Summer Street offers a 10 30 morning service with a sermon What Doth God Require of Thee. After the sermon members will be received and Holy Communion observed. Organ music Andante and Burnap anthem Worship the Lord. Evening service at 7 00 features instrumental music as the special highlight.

Steggall Burnap Obnonee cc

Trio and quartet music acts announced at autumn sale

The article notes trio performances by Mr Fleet with organ, Mr Bancroft with violin and cello, and Miss Amy L Tucke with violin. It highlights growing popularity of these services and a pastor’s talk on Dowiam versus the Gospel. It also promotes a musical treat by the Eliot ladies at their Autumn Sale on Nov 11 and 12 featuring Madam Caroline Gardner Clarke of Boston, noted soloist.

Fleet Mr. Bancroft Amy L. Tucke Dowiam A. L. Tucke Bancroft Mr. Fleet Roeckel Eliot Caroline Gardner Clarke Boston

Century November issue opens with color covers and variety

The November Century marks Volume LXVII with a color cover and sets featuring Tropical Sunsets Wild Animals and Italian Gardens. Edmund Clarence Stedman writes Life on the Floor about the New York Stock Exchange. Maxfield Parrish art accompanies Edith Wharton's Italian Villas and Gardens.

Edmund Clarence Stedman New York Stock Exchange Maxfield Parrish Edith Wharton Italy Baxters New York Lucy W. Baxter Thackeray Henry Fairfield Osborn New York Zoo Charles R. Knight Andrew D. White B’ Narck Timothy Cole Innocent X Valesquez F. W. Stokes Arctic Antarctic James M. Buckley

Literary Notes and Doubleday Page Growth

The Century plans to publish S Weir Mitchell's daring autographical history The Youth of Washington and details a new Doubleday Page building near Union Square. It notes modern presses for The World's Work and Country Life in America, and updates on Poultry Book Part Three, Little Masterpieces, and upcoming science volumes.

Washington S. Weir Mitchell LL. D Hugh Wynne Mitchell Doubleday, Page & Co East Sixteenth Street Union Square David Dudley Field New York America Thomas F. McGrew James £. Rice New York State W. G. Johnson Ggorge O. Brown I’arrison Weir George Iles Frank Norris Thomas Dixon, Jr Booker Washington Savery Neltie Blanchan

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