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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1902

Page

5

Recreation grounds on river banks urged for city

A civic group advocates creating park lands along the Merrimack river and canal banks for working people. A special committee, not the usual one, should handle acquisitions, with a small annual appropriation to gradually establish recreation grounds near the tenement districts, using existing public lands and avoiding new large city employes.

Jacob Riis New York Library Trustees Commons Library Common Council Merrimack River City Council Fort Hill Park Boston United States D. L. Page A. W. Trow Lowell British Columbia Montreal Ashcroft Cariboo Dominion Hotel

Sunday Church Services Read Across Several Local Congregations

A compilation of morning and evening worships at multiple churches. Rev. Ralph Gillam Rev. E Victor Bigelow Rev. Charles W Huntington Rev. T Clayton Welles Rev. George F Kennett Rev. William G Poor Rev. Fredk I Kelley Rev. Sarah A Dixon conduct services. Programs include morning sermons, Sunday schools, and evening hymn or sermon themes across First Merrimack Eliot Summer High Kirk Highland Central Pawtucket Dracut Tyngsboro and Evangelical parishes.

Merrimack Street Public Ralph Gillam Eliot Summer Street Favor Street E. Victor Bigelow John M. Greene D. D Jesus C. W. Huntington Kirk Street French Street George E. Martin Middletown Conn Dutton Street Music Hall Avenue George F. Kenngott George F. Kenngett Pawtucket Mammoth Road Pawtucketville William G. Poor Oregon Country The Stars and Stripes Tyngsboro Sarah A. Dixon

Local church schedule with services and Sunday school

Evening and morning worship times listed for multiple churches. Swedish London Street pastor Rev Charles E Poole holds 6 30 service and 7 o clock, Hillside Dracut Rev John A McKnight at 10 45 morning, Sunday school and 12 15 pastor’s hours, Y P C E 6 30 and 7 15 pm, lecture on The Cross Triumphant. French Bowers Street corner Fletcher Street Rev T G A Cote at 7.

S.C. E London Street Charles E. Poole Hillside—Dracut John A. McKnight Bowers Street Fletcher Street T. G. A. Cote

Church Services Schedule Listings and Clergy

A fragmented church services list shows St Anne s Merrimack St with A St John Chambre D D rector sermon and communion at 10 30 am evening prayer and sermon at 7 pm Sunday school at noon St John s Gorham St near courthouse Rev Leander C Manchester rector morning service 10 30 Sunday school noon and evening service 6 30 Communion on first and third Sundays and festival days House of Prayer morning 7 15 am communion 7 30 am litany 10 30 am holy eucharist 10 45 am Vespers 7 pm All Saints Chelmsford services and sermon 10 45 am Sunday school 12</S:

St. Anne’s Merrimack Street Anne Street St. John Chambre D. D St. John’s—Gorham Street Court House Leander C. Manchester House of Prayer All Saints Chelmsford

Swedish Meadowcroft Street Church Services Noted

Rev. John W. Eckman serves as pastor with Sunday school at 9 a.m. The morning service begins at 10:30 a.m. and the evening service is at 7 p.m. at the Swedish Meadowcroft Street near Moore Street.

Meadowcroft Street Moore Street John W. Eckman

Churches Schedules Across Regions Highlight Sunday Services

A list of church services across multiple streets and parishes details morning communion or services at 10.30, Sunday schools at noon, and evening services at 6.30 with various pastors and hymn topics. Other notes include junior leagues, Epworth groups, open-air meetings, and special speakers from Boston and Newton Centre.

Presbyterian Services and Prohibition Speaker Details

First-Appleton street corner of Davis street hosts Rev. James M. Craig with morning sermon The Immeasurable God and evening Divine Authority Michigan Prohibition Apostle Fred E. Britton speaks at 3 p.m. Westminster United Tyler street hosts Rev. H. B. Foster with morning 10 20 service 12 m Sunday school and 7 p.m. evening service Regular services follow. Morning Echoes From Northfield and evening Avoiding Extremes in the religious Lito.

Appleton ‘Street Davis Street James M. Craig Fred E. Britton Michigan Westminster United Tyler Street H. B. Foster Northfield

Universalist Church Service Notes

At First-Hurd Street Rev Caleb E Fisher leads morning service at 10 30 with class at 6 pm The True Meaning of Life is the morning message At Grace Princeton Street near South Canton Rev Ransom A Greene conducts morning service at 10 30 Sunday school at noon Regular service resumes with preaching by the pastor and communion at noon

Hurd Street Caleb E. Fisher Grace Princeton Street South Canton Street Ransom A. Greene

Unitarian Church Services Noted on Merrimack Street

The notice lists two Unitarian churches with addresses on First Merrimack Street and Middlesex Street. Rev Charles T Billings and Rev George C Wright are named as pastors. Morning services are at 10 45 a m with titled sermons That Which Abides and The Labor Man and His Friends. Regular services will be resumed.

Boursin Ashcroft Swift River Barkerville Big Swift Slough Express Company Frank Morse Northfield F. A. Bowen Ocean Park C. T. Billings Fitchburg Fannie A. Thompson Ogunquit George H. Pillsbury Mattapoisett C. E. Fisher Provincetown Paul Hill Mont Vernon E. D. Holden Kingston, Me Charles R. McNally Worthen Street Baptist Church Frederickton N. B Lowell Canada Henriette Boisvert Eva Boisvert Rose Emma Daniel Ida Lagasse Eva Lagasse Laura Lagaasse Blanche Jo New York City A. B. Chapin Chelmsford Centre F. A. Pinkham Boston Groton Vermont Frank J. Sherwood Vernon Street Od Orchard Eunice Doherty Annie Tompkins The Oaklands Mamie Joyce New Bedford John H. Lambert Lambert Juniper Point Salem Lydia C. Therien May Alice Girard New York E. Victor Bigelow Eliot Congregational Church Michael Farrell Broadway Street Ireland Conference For Christian Workers Lynn R. F. True Lynn General Hospital Francis D. ‘W. Farrell Grace RE. I. McSillivrays Joseph Hamilton Merrimack Street John Street Charles T. Billings Middlesex Street Blliot South Streets George C. Wright

Catholic Churches Schedule for Sunday Masses Listed

The issue lists multiple Catholic parishes in Suffolk with addresses on Lee, Gorham, Merrimack, Sixth, Moore, and other streets. It details pastors and mass times including children masses, high mass with sermon, vespers, and vesperna benediction across St Patrick's St Joseph's St Peter's Sacred Heart Immaculate Conception St Michael's St Jean Baptiste St Anthony's Portuguese.

Church of the Sacred Heart Oblate Fathers Moore Street Andrews Street John P. Reynolds Immaculate Conception Ieast Merrimack Street Brown High Streets E. A. Dorgan O. M St. Michael’s Sixth Street John J. Shaw St. Jean Baptiste Merrimack Street Aiken Street Joseph Mangin St. Anthony’s Gorham Street Congress Street John Rosa

Mission and church services listed across city sites

Union Mission on Paige Street near Kirk led by Elder W C Westcott holds services at 3 p m. Barristers Hall hosts 3 p m service. Odd Fellows Hall Merrimack at 6 30 p m. Coburn Mission Varnum avenue Sabbath school 3 p m prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m. Central Mission First Street opposite Read Street Sabbath 3 p m. West Sixth Street chapel French Baptist Rev Isaac Lafleur sermon 1030 a m noon Sunday school 12 00 preaching 7 p m. Ayer City Lincoln Street Tanner Street services 3 and 6 30 p m Sunday school 2 p m Evangelical Lutheran Mead owcroft Street Rev J V Soderman.

Union Mission Paige Street Kirk W. C. Westcott Union Mission Church Barristers Odd Fellows Merrimack Street Coburn Mission Varnum Avenue Central Mission First Street Read Street West Sixth Street Isaac Lafleur Ayer City Lincoln Street Tanner Street Grand Street C. R. Crossett People's Church Colored Rea Berwick Streets W. H. H. Rous-seau French Baptist Church Ennell West Sixth Streets la Fleur Unity Guild Church _ street First Spiritualist Society Earnscliff Grove C, Cunningham Cambridge Fannie Allyn Stoneham J S Scarlet Cambridgeport Dr. Caird Litch Fisher Helyett Lynn Annie L. Jones Anna M. Coggeshall Christadelphian Ecclesia—Odd Fellows Middlesex Street Christain Middlesex Hall Palmer Street

Backache and Woman Health Remedy Ad Promises Relief

A period advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for backache and menstrual disorders. It cites letters from Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Barrer praising relief and urges sick women to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Morton Margaret Max Cocoran E. Main St St. Clairsville Ohio

Sunday religious services and speakers listed

Churches across the city schedule morning and evening services led by Pastor C R Crossett and other pastors. Notable events include Sunday conferences, a Christadelphian lecture at Middlesex Street, and a Christian Science study at Palmer Street with invited participants from several cities.

First Baptist Church Resumes Services With Choir and Sermon

The First Baptist Church resumes all services with organ by Mr French and a large choir led by J Avison Baker. The pastor will preach morning and evening on Our Platform and The Gauntlet of Death. Lord's Supper observed and Sunday school classes meet at noon.

First Universalist Church Service at Hurd Street

Rev. E Fisher leads morning service at 10 30 in the new auditorium with appropriate rites and prayers for the congregation at First Universalist Church Hurd Street featuring Pastor Fisher.

Service of rejoicing at church with sermon and choir

A cordial invitation to a church service features a sermon on The True Meaning of Life and choir selections including I Will Lift Mine Eyes Lord's My Shepherd and I'm Kneeling at the Threshold. Sunday school at 12 10 and a Young People's meeting at 6. All are urged to attend.

Baldwin Homer Parker

Kirk Street Congregational Church Opens After Renovation

Pastor George Edward Martin leads Kirk Street Congregational Church as it resumes fall services after extensive vestry repairs. Morning worship at 10 30 features The Blessing of Work. evening service at 7 focuses on The Value of a Man's Life with festival Te Deum and hymns.

Buck Havergal

Missionary Rally and Activities at Y W C A

The Y W C A notes announce a Sunday 4 PM missionary rally with Miss Bennett speaking on missionary day at Northfield and special music. A twilight song service is at 7 PM Sunday, with a Bible class gathering next Monday at Miss Rachel Abbott’s 24 Fairmount Street. Tennis meet Saturday at 4 PM and a 7 30 PM social Saturday evening.

Young Women’s Christian Association Miss Bennett Northfield Rachel Abbott Fairmount Street

Y M C A Notes On Speaking And Plans

Tomorrow afternoon at 4 Rev. Isaac Lafleur speaks on Character Building. Building cleaning and repairs follow camping. Members urged to tidy lockers and gym clothes ahead of October gym opening. Gym classes expected to grow. Lowell's Young Men resumes next Friday.

Isaac Lafleur Lowell

Dr Thomas Electric Ointment Heals Farm Accidents Fast

A compact farm remedy headline notes frequent injuries on farms. It claims Dr Thomas Electric Ointment relieves pain instantly and urges keeping it on hand for immediate relief from cuts stings bruises and sprains.

Thomas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Warner, N. H Merrimac County Concord and Claremont Concord Mink Hills Mt. Kearsarge Warner River Contoocook Dakota Waterloo Warner Simonds Free High School Congregational Church Pillsbury Free Public Library Chas. Stuart Pratt Wide Awake Fred Myron Colby David Cook Stephen J. Kirby Beacon Street Middlesex North Agricultural Society Lowell Textile School Pauline Russell Charles Russell Charles Denison Makepeace St. John’s Church North Adams Frank P. Pearson Church Street Brenda Tweed Percy Warner Waterbury St. Margaret's Amasa Howard White Mountains Ruth B. Bailey Alton Bay M. J. Libbey Ashmont A. S. Lyon Beach Bluff Albert Wiles York Beach Rey Biddleford Pool George H. Leahy J. W. Crawford Denmark Frederick O. Blunt Jamess. Byam the Maples Meredith N. H Butler Ames J. C. Wadleigh Megansett Mass E. W. Lovejoy Duane, N Episcopal Utheran Methodist St. Paul’s Hurd Warren Streets Geo. B. Dean Highland—Loring Street Grove Street George M. Smiley Centralville Bridge Street Hildreth Street L. BE. Roy Epworth League P. m. Wesley Pentecostal Runels Merrimack Square Albert B Ellsworth Street Nathaniel W. Matthews John Alexander Worthen Street James F. Allen Baptist George Street Smith T. Ford Hezekiah Butterworth Porto Rico Emf Cmf Worthen _ street Charles R. MecNally J. M. English Newton Centre First Freewill D. B. Martin Dr. B. Martin Wim. E. Noyes Little Wanderers Fifth Street Henry W. O. Millington A. E. Noyes Andrew L. Fraser A. B God Immanuel Blossom Street Robert F. True C. BE Jesus Christ Chelmsford Street Freewill Plain Street Albert BE. Kenyon Mohair Cricket Grounds Union Freewill Barristers Hall Central Street William A. Morang North Billerica E. E. Scates Hadley St Mr. Gillam Presbyterian Universalist Unitarian St. Patrick’s Suffolk Street Jefferson Street William O’brien St. Joseph’s Lee Street Joseph A. Fournier St. Peter’s—Gorham Street Union Street Michael Rowan Evangelical Lutheran Church J. V. Soderman National City Bank of Idin E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn, Mass Church of Scotland First Baptist Church Church and George Streets Smith Thomas Ford Ashford Earls Quartette Micaren Norepetad Nione Stone Pr Wecedine Angelus Cowen Quartette Love Divine Macy Postlude Athalia First Universalist Church E Fisher Cong’s Church George Edward Martin Martin Shelley O
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