Behold I Send You Forth Luke's Seventy Mission
A gospel lesson review on Jesus sending seventy followers to preach and heal. It emphasizes humility over ambition, reliance on God for provision, and the power given to believers over evil. The text connects their mission to later New Testament themes, including peace, submission, and joy in faithful service.
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John
James
Christ
Elijah
God
Jesus Christ
Satan
Daniel
Lion’s den
John the Baptist
Gabriel
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Magistrate cites witness on quarrel overheard in court
A witness testifies that the defendant and his wife argued, with the magistrate prompting details of the scene. The witness describes the defendant as “doing the listenin,” suggesting attentive listening rather than action, in a Green Bag court transcript style.
Christ as a Soul Seeker and Public Opinion Reflections
The article discusses the Christian Endeavor focus on seeking lost souls citing the parables of the lost sheep and coin. It urges recognizing sin as loss, valuing the soul, and pursuing persistent soul seeking with joy upon finding. It contrasts duty to be respected with acts of giving and public judgment along with a Youth's Companion reference.
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Lukely
Christ
Earth
Heaven
Hell
Calvary
God
New York Observer
Quietness Through Prayer and Patience in Faith
A meditation on seeking God in prayer during spiritual restlessness and impulsive moments, urging long waiting and knee prayer to achieve quietness. The piece notes God’s protection from distractions when waited upon patiently, with a concluding line from Words and Weapons. An unrelated ad mentions American heiresses and the Duke of Manchester in bankruptcy, followed by a Hood’s Sarsaparilla health claim about curing catarrh rheumatism and fatigue.
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New William J Bryan Club Forming In North Chelmsford
Mrs Mabel Hayes and Miss Fannie Miller lingered with Charlestown friends then head to Lynn beach for a brief respite. James P Dunnigan chairs the Democratic town committee and pushes the new club as Monday’s St John’s T A Society Hall meeting draws many local men. Mrs Jolley of Cambridgeport visits the Armitages in town.
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Mabel Hayes
Fannie Miller
Charlestown
Katie Miller
Margaret Miller
Lynn Beach
North Chelmsford
William J. Bryan
James P. Dunnigan
Democratic Town Committee
St. John's
St. John's T. A. Society
Jolley
Cambridgeport
Fred Armitage
All Saints Evening Music and Hamm club Event
At All Saints evening service Dr Rix repeated Tristan und Isolde and a Beethoven march by request. Miss Edith I Freeman sang Fear Not Ye O Israel by Dudley Buck with his usual expression. Mr Wibberly rendered If With All Your Heart from Elijah. Rev Mr Waters praised the musical offering. The Hornbeam Hill Golf Club plans a hurdy gurdy party at town hall Monday evening with dancing 8 to 12 and electrics for Lowell afterward. Friday morning Miss Bertha Parkhurst showed improvement. Unclaimed letters listed many names including Rev Father Craigh Rev Jno Creagh Mrs Gece Clark and others.
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All Saints
Carlisle Bride and Community News From Carlisle
Camilla Alesta daughter of Mrs Abby Nickless wed Charles A Morse of Andover at her mother’s home on Saturday. Rev C H Ellis officiated. Many gifts listed and future home in Andover. Also notes of funerals, church services, and local visits with schools reopening September 4 and teachers assigned.
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Abby Nickless
C. H. Ellis
Chelmsford
Charles A. Morse
Andover
Morse
Thompson
Armes
Concord Reformatory
Unitarian
Matthias Hutchins
Carlisle
Dev
Benjamin P. Hutchins
A. H. Armes
John Duren
Alice Morse
J. H. Wilkins
W. B. Chamberlin
Green Cemetery
T. A. Green
Edgar C. Blaisdell
Warren Heywood
B. F. Blaisdell
Westford
Hutchins
Worcester
D. L. Chamberlin
Lyman Mevis
Fred Davis
New Hampshire
Lars Anderson
New Dorchester
Sarah F. Robbins
Lowell
Keegan
Edith A. Lucas
Wolfboro
N. H
Miss Rogers
Village notices and convention plans from Nashua River union
Local items report village visitors and guests including Rev Alfred Woods and Mrs Woods in Marblehead. Dances and football postponements precede road work at Greig’s corner. Baptist mission picnic at Long-Sought-For pond draws 100 attendees. End-of-the-century Nashua River union convention in Groton outlines officers and a full two-day program from devotions to lectures, with committees listed. Local church services and schedules across multiple congregations are detailed.
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Graniteville Baseball Club
Road Department
Greig’s Corner
Baptist Church
Hildrath Grove
Nashua River
Adabelle P. Clark
Townsend
Lottie A. Tower
West Townsend
J. Brainerd Thrall
Emma Ostrom Nichols
East Lexington
Middlesex County
Massachusetts C. FE. Union
A. BE. Colton
Boston
Father
God
Susie P. Hill
William Shaw
United Society
Groton Congregational
Graniteville clam bake yields big crowd and close ball game
At Hillside park last Saturday M C O F hosted a clam bake and lawn party drawing residents from North Chelmsford Westford Forge Village Littleton and nearby towns. The day featured a close 18 to 8 victory by Graniteville over J T Pillman club of Aver a 100 yard dash won by Shattuck a hop step and jump by Miland Pepperell, and a shoe race won by Herbert Shattuck. The Graniteville Cornet band provided music and Perry's Orchestra of Ayer led the evening dance. The medicine company's two week visit culminated in bean and baby contests with a 1207 bean tally and the baby with most votes named Chas.
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Hillside Park
North Chelmsford
Westford
Forge Village
Littleton
J. T. Pillman
Aver
Constantineau
Graniteville
de Roehn
Caunter
Ayer
Pepperell
Shattuck
Miland
Grant
Herbert Shattuck
Graniteville Cornet
Perry
Medicine Company
Fred Defoe
Chas
W C T U Meeting and Community Notices in East Pepperell
East Pepperell notes report the W C T U plans a September 6 meeting hosted by Mrs Prescott Wright. Rev J Brainerd Thrall returns to his pulpit next Sunday with a sermon titled The Days Man after four absences. A recent Unitarian church concert featured piano solos, Pepperell quartet, readings, songs, and d'Andria's vocal performance. Henry Hall and Lucy Errington wed, soon serenaded. Alcide T M d Andria and wife guest at Wildflower farm. H W Smith will preach on Putting Out Life at Interest. Tarbell's opera house opens with Peck's Bad Boy on September 5. Prescott Grange lawn party September 7 at Parker J Kemp’s with Olean orchestra. Mrs Henry Hall progresses after accident.
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Prescott Wright
J. Brainerd Thrall
Unitarian Church
John O. Bennett
Pepperell Quartette
K. R. Shattuck
Connor
C. D. Hutchinson
Frank Parker
A. (. White
Alciide T. M. G’andria
d’Andria
Henry Miner
Lucy Errington
Alcide T. M. d’Andria
Harry Hobart
Wildflower Farm
H. W. Smith
Tarbell
Opera House
Peck
Prescott Grange
Parker J. Kemp
Main Street
Olean Orchestra
Henry Hall
Grand Summer Excursion by Boston Philadelphia Steamship Co
Boston and Philadelphia steamers offer tri weekly sailings at 8 PM from Boston and 3 PM from Philadelphia with vessels Grecian Indian Parthian and Spartan. Round trips include meals and berth at $10 basic fare or $18 excursion. Agents E P Wing Boston and George C Eckhardt Philadelphia.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Philadelpia
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Central Wharf
Mass
George C. Eckhardt
South
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Ayer City
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Choice Poultry
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W. T. Griffin
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