Orphans Automobiles Plan Nabnasset Pond Outing
Final arrangements for an orphan outing by auto were made at the Courier Citizen offices. The trip to Nabnasset Pond is set for Friday August 11 at 1 PM with 42 machines pledged and 34 more promised as extras, led by Harry Dunlap and featuring divisions from five orphanages and city officials.
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Courier- Citizen Co
Nabnasset Pond
Harry Dunlap
St. Peter’s
P. W. Reilly
Ayer Home
Harry R. Rice
Theodore Edson
Frank Cheney
Faith Home
H. C. Fuller
Miss O'Leary
Casey
Dunlap
Paige Street
Merrimack Street
City Hall
Central
Appleton
Westford
Princeton Street
West Chelmsford Road
Westford Street
North Chelmsford
West Chelmsford
Pond
Cross Awning Co
Morrison
O’leary
Boston
Bridge Street
John Street
Lee Street
Kirk Street
Lee
Lowell
Lawn party and cooperative meeting in Centralville
A Sunday school class held a charming lawn party at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George Deforges on Lilley avenue with ice cream and games, music, and a phonograph program. Separately, Centralville residents gathered for a weekly meeting of a new French Canadian cooperative association, adopting by laws and receiving many share applications. Mrs. George Lemaitre of Lawrence is visiting the Toupin home on Hildreth street.
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George Deforges
Lilley Avenue
French Baptist Mission
Centralville
Isaac Lafleur
Jean Corbin
Emma Deforges
Louise Deforges
Alice Lafleur
Frank Pratte
Fred Laporte
West Sixth Street
New Co-Operative Association
Edward Pratte
Massachusetts
George Lemaitre
Lawrence
H. A. Toupin
Hildreth Street
Local residents report summer travel to nearby towns
Miss Lillian Sheppard leaves Old Meadow Road Pawtucketville for Peterboro New Hampshire to spend two weeks with relatives and friends. Auguste Sarre and family return from Nova Scotia to Merrimack Street after a pleasant vacation. Charles Beaulieu travels to Fall River for weeks of vacation with coastal beach visits before returning to Lowell. Frank Ricard and children return from Peterboro and visit relatives. Mrs Victor Dufresne and children return home after visiting the Adams and Labatte households. Mrs Z A Normandin of 18 Ford Street returns home after two months in Canada with her children.
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Lillian Sheppard
Old Meadow Road
Pawtucketville
Peterboro
N. H
Auguste Sarre
Merrimack Street
Nova Scotia
Charles Beaulieu
Hanover Street
Fall River
Lowell
Frank Ricard
Victor Dufresne
Louis Adams
Wannalandt
Joseph Labatte
Cabot Street
Z. A. Normandin
Ford Street
Canada
Fraternal Good Templars Grow Under Sutcliffe Leadership
Grand Chief Templar Albert Sutcliffe of the Massachusetts G C T visited Pentucket lodge in Lynn with 65 Boston members. He led instruction sessions at Crystal Gem Stoneham and Wedgemere Winchester, while a Boston meeting reported the grand lodge debt cut from 865.14 to 403.68 and nine new lodges added, totaling 281 members.
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Albert Sutcliffe
Massachusetts
Pentucket
Winchester
Grand Secretary
Boston
Grand Lodge
Templar Sutcliffe
Grand Chief Templar
Good Templary
Lowell lodge No 24 Knights of Pythias installs officers
At the regular meeting of Lowell lodge No 24 Knights of Pythias, six months of new officers were installed including Chancellor commander John Usher and vice chancellor Flex A Lepine. Installing officers were G D Turner, P G Nelson and G M A Hey from Lawrence. A plan was made to meet suburban representatives for a grand outing or social affair in Lawrence next Monday night. A collation followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Lodge
Knights of Pythias
John Usher
Flex A. Lepine
John S. Dixon
George F. Swann
Samuel A. McPherres
George A. Willey
Anadore B. Bosca
Edward
Phoenix No 4 O S B meeting with officers installed
Phoenix No 4 O S B held a meeting on Wednesday with Eminent Lady Perkins of Providence and suite present to install officers. Refreshments followed under Ladies Brisbie Levy and Camper. Trolley trips to Providence and South Boston lodges were arranged for future visits.
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Phoenix
No. 4
Loyal Victoria lodge meeting previews August excursion
Loyal Victoria lodge No. 1 I C O F M A met in Grafton hall on August 3. Reports from the excursion committee announced Saturday August 12 to Nanasket beach, described as the best yet. Tickets widely distributed. vote to attend in a body at Progressive lodge of Lawrence on August 4. Songs by Sisters Foxton Mowatt and Gibson, piano solo by Edith Pogson, readings by Annie Lee.
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Victoria Lodge No. 1
M. A
Grafton Hall
Nantasket Beach
Lawrence
Foxton
Mowatt
Gibson
Edith Pogson
Annie Lee
Court Colum bus F of A Holds Regular Meeting
The regular meeting of Court Colum bus F. of A. was held last evening. Routine business was transacted. Three new members were initiated and two applications for membership were secured. A committee was appointed to arrange an outing at Nutting's pond on Sunday August 13.
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Court Columbus
F. of A
Nutting’s Pond
Willow Dale hosts first costume party at the rink
About 650 skaters dressed in costume attended the Willow Dale rink event while a thousand spectators watched from piazzas. The inaugural party drew many Lowell residents and several guests from Boston, with participants showing good taste in their costumes and the event deemed a great success.
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Willow Dale
Lowell
Boston
Hundred Men Search for Miss Tucker in Lebanon woods
Rochester New Hampshire August 5 one hundred men led by N W Eastman of Lynn Mass went into dense Lebanon Maine woods today to find Mrs Mary A Tucker of Providence Rhode Island who vanished at Lake Ossipee twelve days ago Eastman hopes the forest yields a clue and plans to mobilize more locals if needed with possible forays to Berwick woods while Lebanon remains the focus
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Rochester
N. H
N. W Eastman
Lynn
Mass
Lebanon
Mary A. Tucker
Providence
R. I
Lake Ossipee
Eastman
Berwick Woods
New York Plans Franklin 200th Anniversary Commemoration
In New York on August 5 a movement to commemorate Benjamin Franklin's 200th birth anniversary in January was launched by the Pennsylvania society and other bodies. A conference of representatives signaled strong interest. Plans likely include a major public meeting and an exhibition of Franklin books portraits and relics.
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New York
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania Society
Herrick Sets Policy On Pool Selling At Races
Cleveland Ohio August 5 Governor Myron T Herrick announced a policy that local authorities should handle pool selling at race tracks first. If officials cannot control the situation he will intervene officially, stating he shall do his duty.
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Cleveland
Guv
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Tragedy Near Wichita Drowns Woman and Children
In Wichita Kansas on August 5, Mrs. Lewis Steinbuchel and her children along with three children of neighbor Rev Mrs D F Lynch are believed drowned after a boating outing. The party disappeared overnight and searchers had not found them by morning. Rev Mrs Lynch presides over First Methodist Church in Wichita.
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Wichita
Kas
Lewis Steinbuchel
D. F. Lynch
Universal remedy praised for bowel complaints
An urged household staple praised as the most successful medicine for diarrhoea and dysentery. It claims nine epidemics cured, cramp colic and cholera morbus relief, and life saving use for children, with doses mixed in water and sweetened for palatability.
Hungry Babe Foundaked in Bridge Street Carriage
A nearly starved dirt covered infant was found yesterday afternoon in a carriage near Grant's bakery in Bridge Street. Four barefooted girls claimed responsibility, saying they cared for the child though its bottle held no milk. Patrolman Buchanan warned the father days ago that neglect could lead to prosecution. the parents reside on Lakeview Avenue and have known poor habits.
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Bridge Street
Grant
Lakeview Avenue
Missing Brother In Lawful Search For Lost McManus
Constable John McManus read in the Courier that Michael J. McManus a private in the 15th cavalry troop H was shot. He believed he might be his long missing brother of Lawrence who left 18 years ago at 18. Telegraphs showed the man not his brother. The long service of 12 years explains the absence, but the cavalryman bears the same name.
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John McManus
Courier
Michael J. McManus
15Th Cavalry
Lawrence
Young husband in trouble in Dracut case
Silas Gearin of Elsmere Dracut was arrested by Officer Howland yesterday morning on larceny charges. Though only 17, he is married with a child and was bailed in the afternoon to appear in police court this morning.
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Silas Gearin
Elsmere
Dracut
Howland
Silas
Chimney Fire Quelled Quickly on Charles Street
Firemen responded to box 35 at 9 55 P M last evening to a small chimney fire on Charles street. Flames were extinguished with no damage reported.
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Charles Street
O'Brien Bros Tea Dealers Roasted Fresh Daily
An advertisement from O'Brien Brothers Tea Dealers at 227 Central Street touts fresh daily roasting and consistent quality across all coffee grades.
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O’brien
Good Time at Old Orchard Beach Aug 10 by Boston & Maine
Ride the Boston and Maine railroad to Old Orchard Beach on August 10 for a fun trip. Round trip fare is $1.50, offering a economical excursion for travelers and families alike.
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Old Orchard Beach
Boston & Maine Railroad
Fingers Restored by Hand Sapplio Cleaning Aid
An advertisement touts Hand Sapplio as a remedy for rough, stained fingers from needlework. It promises to remove dirt and damaged cuticle, restoring a natural appearance, and notes availability at all grcc rs and druggists.
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Warry Dunlap
Aver Home
R. F.marden
Harry Duplap
A. F. Swanton
G. R
A. D
Prince
D. L. Page
W. H. Dodge
C. S. Shepard
Lowell Auto Corp
A. D., Colby
C. H., Weir
W. H. Howe
J. H. Dunham
Fred Pilling
T. F. Costello
E. E
Ayer
H. R. Rice
H. L. Stanley
J. A. Pevey
Sawyer Carriage Co
F. E. Pevey
Caswell Auto Co
J. F. Preston
Extra
Faith
Frank Hoyt
E. V. Bigelow
J. M. Craig
Children’s Home
W. S. Southworth
F. E. Rollins
M. L. Donnelly
R. Friend
R. F. Marden
Courier-Citizen Office
George R. Dana
Fred A. Pilling
F.S. Bean
Harry L. Stanley
A. D. Prince
D.L. Page
H C. Fuller
J. F. Walsh
Chas. S. Sheppard
Lowell Automobile Corp
A. D. Colby
Chas. A. Mitchell
Chas
J. Wier
Walter H. Howe
the Sawyer Carriage Co
James H. Mills
Elmer Buckland
E. Victor Bigelow
A. D. Carter
Lowell Trust CO
Geo. M. Harrigan
MO. F. Connor
Sanfords
Miss Tucker
Herrick
Chamberlain
Talbot
Talbot's
Hungry
Constable McManus
Autify
Rhodes’ Hair Store
C. B. Coburn Co
Market St
Pureoxia
Jake Moxie
G. G. Read
Central Street
Uptown
W. T. S. Bartlett
Merrimack St
Earlington
27Th St
Broadway
Ave
New York City
Snd Theatres
X. M. Rable & Son
Earie’s
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