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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1902

Page

9

Boston and Maine Train Route Lowell to Boston Service

Boston and Maine Railroad operates trains between Lowell and Boston. Service details are described in the notice, outlining schedule, stops, and travel connections for riders seeking rapid transport between the two cities. This item highlights regional rail links and commuter options run by the railroad.

Trains schedule changes for Lowell to be effective May 18 1902

New York New Haven and Hartford R R announces new departures from Lowell Middlesex Street depot for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 7 15 11 26 am and 4 25 pm with connections at South Framingham to Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West and at Concord Junction to Fitchburg. 5 25 pm train links to Stonington line for New York City South and West Sundays schedule lists 7 15 am and 4 25 pm departures to South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations. Peter Clark general superintendent A C Kandall general passenger agent.

Lowell Middlesex Street Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham Way Boston Albany R. R Worcester Springfield Albany Concord Junction Fitchburg R. R Stonington New York City Mansfield Peter Clark A. C. Kandall Pass

Ancient Boston Common Elms Not Dating Before 1780

A Boston gathering reveals the city’s historic Common trees do not predate 1780, with few planted before the 19th century. The mall layouts resemble past appearances, and prior bylaw efforts to protect trees reflect ongoing preservation. A 1740 traveler described the Common as a grassy promenade with paired young trees and a canal-like water view. The famous ginkgo near Beacon Street is noted for its literary history, linked to the Autocrat of the Breakfast Table.

Boston St. James’ Park Bay of the Sea Beacon Street

The Face Book Idea for Amusing Sketches

A new notion suggests a face book replacing the photo album. Friends contribute head drawings, from stilted to charming, signed or unsigned. The finished sketchbook becomes a humorous collection of amateur and inspired portraits.

Sixty Three Years a Minister Passes in Scotland

The Rev. Dr. John Duncan of Abdie Fife Scotland died recently after a sixty three year ministry. Glasgow correspondent of the Montreal Star notes he was the father of the old kirk and had served the parish faithfully from ordination. He preached in Creich and later remained in Abdie his whole life, beloved by all in the community.

John Duncan Abdie Fifeshire Scotland Glasgow Montreal Star Duncan Creich

Crime as a Disease and Moral Hospital View

Jailer John L. Whitman of Chicago argues in a lecture that crime is a disease and cure lies in kind treatment, not punishment. He suggests family history might reveal petty criminals among bank defaulters, comparing small social ills to diseases. The piece shifts to ad copy for Dr Wood’s syrup and Burdock Blood Bitters addressing indigestion.

John L. Whitman Chicago Cook County

Wanted to buy house and barn in Pawtucketville area

A reader seeks to purchase a house and barn on a fair sized lot in the suburbs of Lowell, preferably Pawtucketville. Send details to Box 294, City.

Chelmsford Lowell Pawtucketville City

Passing of Willard's Hotel in Washington

Galusha A Grow, long a Washington fixture and former Speaker in Lincoln era, tearfully leaves the Willard as its old building is replaced. Furnishings sold in auction. Grow hopes for a preserved room in the new Fairfax continuation. Tom Gaylor recalls his 31 years starting as elevator boy.

Galusha A. Grow Congress David Wilmot Wilmot March of Progress Washington House of Representatives Willard Fourteenth Street Pennsylvania Avenue Fairfax Fourteenth Mr. Grow Burch Gaylor United States Washington Star

Dame's Diary of a Cure for Diabetes

Marion Lee of Dunreath Indiana recalls severe diabetes and failure with eight doctors before Foley's Kidney Cure restored her health. The product was sold by F C Goodale and C B Carter.

Marion Lee Dunreath Ind

For Sale A Seven Room House with Modern Amenities

For sale a new seven room house with bathroom hot and cold water furnace heat near electricity on 4020 feet of land high and dry in a pleasant location. Priced at 1859 dollars. Also for sale in the Highlands a double house with all modern improvements available at 23 per each, a bargain. Apply to

Bath Highlands Fish & Plummer Central St Powell Street Pleasant Corner House Mead Howard St City Pawtucket Bridge Meadow Road L. Ward A. L. Bacheller Arlington Street School Street Humphrey Street Nineteenth Street Wachusetts St H. EB. Huse Beacon St High Street Jin Howe Middlesex Street Chelmsford Street Massachusetts Eugene G. Russell Donovan Building Central Street Tyngsboro A. J He W. J. Howe Courier Mi9

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