BUNTINGS Defeat Lawrence Athletics In Big Home Victory
The Buntings routed the Lawrence Athletics 122 to 16 at Wood Island Park Saturday afternoon. Key batting included Priestly 58 and Rowley 2, with multiple players contributing. The Mohair regulars also saw a heavy loss as the Mohair Reserves lost to the Chelseas on Chelmsford Street, with several players out and many runs by Wood and Southam.
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Mohair
Wood Island Park
East Bostons
Buntings
Lawrence Athletics
Chelseas
Chelmsford Street
Wanderers Beat North Billerica In Unscheduled Lynn Cricket Match
An impromptu contest at Lynn saw the Wanderers defeat North Billerica. Notable scores included Young and J Bennett for Lynn, while East Boston led against The Mohairs of Lowell before a dispute caused both sides to leave the field. Negotiations to take the Mohairs to Concord for the state fair are underway. David Hird leads league batting and bowling averages, with Burns among the top bowlers.
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Lynn
Wanderers
North Billerica
Lynn Wanderers
Young
Whitehouse
Whitehead
Oxley
Butterfield
J. Bennett
Whiteh
UMASS
SCION
As's
See
John Bennett
N. Bennett
Stisk
Stisk Lowe Ec
Townson
Stisk Jeffs
Townson Fairburn
Jeffries
Mohairs
Lowell
East Boston
Wood Island Park
Hard
F. G. Humphries
Concord
N. H
David Hird
Patrick
Bingley
Southam
Gordon
Burns
J. W. Harrison
Merrimack Valley Cricket League Plans Boston Trip
The Merrimack Valley Cricket League expects to sail from England for Boston on August 15 and has been absent two months. The league will hold an important meeting at the Brunswick Hotel in Lawrence on Saturday, August 24, at 8 p m.
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Rimack Valley Cricket League
England
Boston
Merrimack Valley Cricket League
Brunswick Hotel
Lawrence
Cricket scores from yesterday match results
Methuens scored 29, Andovers 25, Brocktons 68, Merrimacks 35 in the latest cricket results.
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Methuens
Andovers
Brocktons
Merrimacks
F E Baker Wins Fourth Ves per Country Club Cup
Frank E Baker won the fourth monthly Ves per Country Club Cup tournament at Vesper Country Club golf links. He posted a gross 106 and net 82, the same net score as several prior winners. Winners so far this series include C M Gage Jr, C Abbott Martin, James G Hill, and F E Baker. A new handicapping system used Saturday drew general satisfaction.
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Vesper Country Club Golf Links
Frank E. Baker
C. M. Gage,Jr
C. Abbott Martin
James G. Hill
Uneeda Boat Club Outing At Berwick On Concord River
Members of the Uneeda Boat club hosted a Saturday outing at their Berwick camp on the Concord river inviting about thirty boaters from clubs in Lowell to North Billerica. The event featured music by William Penn Alf Greenhalge J Dodge Michael Gorman and Charles Fairbrother a dance by Geo Shanks cornet and violin solos by Peter McHugh Joseph Morrow a quartette led by Michael Gorman Patrick McHugh William Halliwell and James Mulligan and stories by Josiah Dow. After whist and games the group enjoyed a chowder prepared by Frank Diaz and farewell to John N Crosen and Hugh Martin as they depart for New Zealand.
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Uneeda Boat Club
Concord
Berwick
Lowell
North Billerica
Frank Diaz
William Penn
Alf. Greenhalge
J. Dodge
Michael Gorman
Charles Fairbrother
Geo. Shanks
Peter McHugh
Joseph Morrow
Patrick McHugh
William Halliwell
James Mulligan
Josiah Dow
Diaz
Hugh Martin
New Zealand
Real estate transfers list across multiple towns
A catalog of land transfers in Lowell Westford and Dracut with multiple grantors and grantees. Amounts range from $1 to $2022 with parcels on Livingstone French estate High and Saunders streets Whit ney avenue Cumberland Road Fulton Street Belmont Avenue and other local streets.
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Lowell
William E. Livingston
Dennis J. Ring
Livingston Avenue
Clarence W. Whidden
James O'Brien
David Neves
Alice E. Nesmith
Arthur J. Markland
Clitheroe Street
Ethan A. Smith
F. B. Shedd
T. C. Lee
High Street
Charles G. Saunders
John F. Doherty
Saunders Street
Frederick Faulkner
William T. White
Belmont Avenue
Albert A. Smith
Olin M. Haines
Upham Street
Lowell Co-operative Bank
Dennis and
Catherine O’brien
Edgarton Street
Harry Raynes
Arthur L. Gray
Sarah £. Stevens
Thomas W. Thompson
Whitney Avenue
Delbert BE. Brown
Hattie L. Magoon
Cumberland Road
Delbert E. Brown
Ida E. Brown
Middlesex Street
James
John F., Jantzen
Mary B. Cain
Fulton Street
Thomas C. Lee
E. J. McSorley
Fairfield Street
BR. J. McSorley
Catherine Dolan
Westford
Ann Maria Felch
Edward Murphy
A Tribute of Science to Carlsbad Water
The Carlsbad Sprudel Water from Bohemia is praised as a fountain of health and a remedy for liver and kidney diseases, catarrh, gout, and rheumatism. A physician reports dramatic improvements in chronic hypochondriacs after short use, noting clearer complexion and steadier steps. Eisner and Mendelson Co. in New York are named as sole agents.
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Carlsbad
Bohemia
Eisner & Mendelson Co
New York
The Traveler and the Irish Shoppers at the Square
A Boston shopping excursion unfolds in a humorous scene as Mrs Hiram Smith and Mrs Murphy swap travel tales. The two women describe long waits in stores and the traveler’s plan to buy many items with less effort, alongside a busy cobbled account of a journey back to the railway station and a bustling parcel room.
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Hiram Smith
Beyant Charles Town
Nora O'Connor
Nora
Norah
Arson Charge After Grocery Fire at Chelmsford Street
John A. MacPhail of 368 Chelmsford Street was arrested on arson charges after a fire in the rear of his grace store. Firemen responded quickly from box 18 near Lincoln Street, keeping flames contained while investigators questioned witnesses who placed MacPhail near the scene. He remained in custody as bail was posted at 6 PM and he was to appear in police court.
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Morniing
Grace
John A. MacPhail
Chelmsford Street
McPhail
Lincoln Street
Hosmer
MacPhail
Laflamme
Allen
Seret
John B. Crowley
John W. Fox
Frye Street
P. A. McKenzie
Broadway
Fay
Snatch Thief Steals Handbag On City Streets
At about 10 pm Saturday Elizabeth Lawler of 40 Humphrey street was snatched from behind by a young man in dark clothes near Tenth and Bridge. He fled toward Methuen street with a purse containing about five dollars and groceries, which were later dropped in Fourth street. Several pursued but no arrests reported.
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Elizabeth Lawler
Humphrey Street
Tenth
Bridge Streets
Tenth Street
Methuen Street
Fourth Street
Hotels Watched by Officers Enforce Sunday Law
Officers in plain clothes checked hotels yesterday enforcing the Sunday law. Drinkers labeled dry brothers tried to dodge restrictions but were stopped at soda fountains. Sizzling soda flowed from morning to night pleasing store owners while many locals sought meals before service. Citizens note Lowell kept stricter observance than Lawrence.
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Dry Brothers
Lawrence
Lowell
Officers Brings Whiskey Seizure After Reception
Bridget Brennan hosted a morning reception at 27 North Street honoring Officers Bumps and Tilton. The officers seized a couple of gallons of whiskey in gratitude, but the woman involved was not seized.
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Bridget Brennan
North Street
Bumps and Tilton
Break-in at Haggett's Pond Station Reported
Four youths robbed Haggett's Pond station shortly before 6 PM stealing two revolvers a gold watch two ladies' chains and several dollars. One suspect was later caught in Andover with some loot. officers on boats maintained a vigilant nightlong lookout with no arrests reported at press time.
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Kew
Haggett’s
Breach of Promise Suit In Salem Street Dress Maker
Mrs Marie Louise Lanciau a Salem street dress maker filed a breach of promise suit through Daniel J Donahue against Joseph Godu an employee of Tremont and Suffolk mills The papers were filed Saturday She seeks 15000 and recovery of household furniture including a piano now with the defendant Lanciau is a widow and has a ten year old daughter It was reported Godu married Miss Angelina Cotu two weeks ago pic.twitter
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Marie Louise Lanciau
Salem Street
Daniel J. Donahue
Joseph Godu
Tremont and Suffolk Mills
Lanciau
Angelina Cotu
Chicken Thieves Alarm Dracut Farmers
Dracut residents voice anger over recent thefts of chickens and potatoes in the town. Farmers near the Navy Yard and the Centre report the greatest losses, noting increased access from Lowell areas.
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Navy Yard
Centre
Lowell
Magazines Spotlight on Fiske and Art Trends
The Book Buyer features John Fiske as a leading article theme with a portrait of the historian. Edward Cary contributes a brief appreciation, Tudor Jenks writes The Modern Child as a Reader, and Elizabeth L. Cary discusses A New Element in Fiction. Frank Weitenkampf covers The Usefulness of Prints and Frederic Fairchild Sherman outlines Private and Special Presses with a note on limited editions. Reviews include Clarissa by Carolyn Shipman and over thirty other recent titles.
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John Fiske
Edward Cary
Tudor Jenks
Elizabeth L. Cary
Charles W. Chestnutt
Frank Weitenkampf
New York
Frederic Fairchild Sherman
Carolyn Shipman
Clarissa
England
J. M. Bulloch
Literary and Publication News From The Hotels
Publishers announce a three volume edition of Elizabeth Stoddard’s novels this week. Kipling’s Kim to launch with wide American circulation. Sienkiewicz works in progress with Ragatz hotel setting. Marchmont’s new novel For Love or Crown due autumn by Stokes. William Watson to publish another poetry volume in fall. Notables include Rosebery and Houghton applauding Watson.
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Henry T. Coates & Co
Elizabeth Stoddard
Mrs. Stoddard
Kipling
Kim
England
United States
Mr. Strang
Mr. Marchmont
F. A. Stokes Co
William Watson
Watson
Atlantic Monthly
Stephen Phillips
Lord Rosebery
Lord Houghton
Boston and Lowell Train Schedules Displayed for June
Follows revised to June 24 1911 trains from pecerne Street Depot Lowell to Boston Middlesex Street Lowell and branches to Lawrence Haverhill Portsmouth Exeter Bangor Woburn and Montreal. Services list daily and Sunday departures with numerous times across divisions and destinations.
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Lowell
Middlesex Street
Taunton
New Bedford
Newport
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
Stonington
New York City
South Framingham
Mansfield
Way
Peter Clark
A. C. Kendall
Pass
Pecerne’ Street Depot
Boston
Lawrence and Haverhill
Lawrence
Noses
Western Division
Exeter
Dover
Lane
Alton Bay
Bangor
Befast
Skowhegan
Rockland
St. ‘John
Halifax
Westreal
Muallen
Undays
Eastport
St. John
Portland
Castine
Deer Ae
Sedgwick
Bar Harbor
Jonesport
Machiasport
Frank Jones
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O’brien
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Aes Sette Assu
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Burns Walker
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J. Southam
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Faxon
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Nelson
Waite Smith
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S. Bennett
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Connor
Houghton
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Patterson
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Mons Tloi Gue
Cricket Notes
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Vesper Country Club Cup
Gross Hop. Net
F. &. Baker
Sete
Suuare Ss Saas
Weston
E. S. Sherman
Thorpe F. A. Baker
Eseee Seekal S. T. Whittier
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L. F. Sherman
Joe Smith
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Seidth
J. K. Whittier
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Seeee
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Freeman
Roy Talbot
Hutchinson
Fred C. Hartwell
Oscar R. Spalding
Forge Pond
Carrie E. Read
Owen A. Parker Et G
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Parker Village
Dracut
Charles M. Torsey
Joseph Daigle
Milo
Torsey
A. L. A. Toboldt
Philo
the Traveler
John MacPhail
Centralville
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D. L. Pace CO
Merrimack Valley
Lakeview Theatre
Imperial Specialty CO
John Gorman
Budd Ross
Marion Sawtelle
Williams & Williams
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Joseph J. Flynn
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Literary Hotel
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Sienkiewicz
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Aoe
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G.P.A
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TH Boyle & CO
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OD. J
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St. Johnsbury
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Wells River
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Burlington
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