Water Fete Illuminates Lake Mascuppic With Parade of Lighted Canoes
Two thousand spectators attended Willow Dale’s second annual carnival and illumination on Lake Mascuppic. Canoes from nearby clubs sparkled with lanterns and bulbs, including the Liberty Bell and a Star and Crescent, while cottage decor earned top prize for the Jewett and Grand View properties. Judges awarded first to the Liberty Bell, second to a whale craft, and third to Crescent and Star. Also noted, Grover Cleveland and wife named their baby Grover Jefferson Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mascuppic
Willow Dale
Iroquois Club
Jewett Cottage
Henry J. Keyes
Grand View
Lakeview Park
Theodore Lussier
Vara-Villa
W. W. Richardson
Charles Upton
Ruth Upton
Liberty
Carl Mason
James McKinley
William Marin
Not the Only One Proof From Lowell Residents
Mrs Viola K Davis of 385 Central street testifies to relief from rheumatic back pains and kidney heat after using several boxes of Deans Kidney Pills bought at Ellingwood Co drug store. She notes many locals praise the remedy and urges taking no substitute. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola K. Davis
385 Central Street
Dean
Ellingwood & Co
Trees Ablaze A Mammoth Lawn Party At St Marys Grove
A large crowd gathered at St Marys grove on Collinsville hill for a lawn party hosted by St Michael s Alter Society drawing over nine hundred attendees from Lowell and nearby. Illuminated trees and colorful decorations lit the grounds with tables for sales and candy ice cream and lemonade stands run by named committee members. The event featured a mystery table a doll prize and lively music with a hurdy gurdy and dancing lasting late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dracut
Lowell
St. Mary's Grove
Collinsville
St. Michael's
Altar Society
St. Mary’s Parish
Agnes Burns
Rose McGlynn
Delia Barry
May Hubin
Catherine Hubin
Alice Mackin
Mary Greeley
Julia Kelley
May Burns
Catherine Kenney
May Fanning
Catherine Murray
Catherine Fanning
Miss Angelo
Catherine McDonough
Nettie Rogers
Marietta McGraw
Jennie Maguire
Tina Flanders
Clara Bates
Agnes Bates
Minnie Jones
Mary Hubin
Eva Trainor
Doris Burns
Hanna O'Neil
Annie Conmee
Clara Cunningham
Owen Gildea
Catherine Chrisholm
May Brown
Mary Conmee
Julia Henry
Catherine Conmee
Annie McKinley
Belle Chrisholm
Minnie Conmee
Annie Chrisholm
Ellen Browne
Ella Graham
Jennie McKinley
Kenney
Alice Bagley
Valentine Tristan
Mary Chrisholm
Rose McDonough
Georgianna Keith
May Shore
Christine Flanders
Roy McKenzie
Frank Donovan
Edward McKinley
William Foye
Thomas McGuane
John F. Green
Rachel Campbell
Attee Stackin
Alice Masterson
Ella Callahan
Alice Carrigan
Mary Callahan
Nellie Breen
Margie Breen
Gertrude Donahue
Mary Furlong
Phillip Donahue
Edward McCarthy
J. H. Collins
Martha McCafferty
John McNeil
Patrick
Mary Kenney
Martha Rogers
Mary Brennan
Mary Healey
Frances Hickey
Conke
Smith
Nellie Riley
Mary Fitzgerald
Bergan
Rose Joyce
Jesse Grant
John J. McCann
Patrick Quinlan
Daniel P. McKenna
C. Eugene McCarthy
Dennis O’brien
Martin Duffy
Bridge Street
Lakeview Avenue
North Billerica Cricket Club to face Zions at Fordway Park
The North Billerica Cricket Club will meet Zions at Fordway Park next Saturday afternoon. The local XI includes captain H Rowley J Patrick W Bingley J McCormick H Shore C Bailey F Townson Frank Buckley J Aspin J T Whitehead with reserves W Bollington C Walker and scorer J Williams. Umpire Alf Bradley. Also noted, Mr and Mrs Martin Conway have returned from Nahant. The R A Baseball team are set to play Industry on Faulkner Park Saturday afternoon. James F Barry of Boston has returned home after visiting town. A lazy liver makes a lazy man. Burdock Blood Bitters is advertised as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
H. Rowley
T. Stirks
J. Patrick
W. Bingley
J. McCormick
H. Shore
C. Bailey
F. Townson
Frank Buckley
J. Aspin
J. T. Whitehead
W. Bollington
C. Walker
J. Williams
Alf. Bradley
Martin Conway
Nahant Beach
R. A
Industry Council
Faulkner Park
James F. Barry
Boston
Bargain Glassware Sale Prices on Tumblers and Desserts
A local advertisement lists pressed glass Tumblers at 10 cents per dozen regular 36 cents, blown glass Tumblers at 5 cents each regular 89 cents per dozen, wine and cordial glasses three for 10 cents regular 60 cents per dozen, custard or lemonade glasses 5 cents each with handles regular 75 cents per dozen, fruit berry and bon bon dishes 10 cents each with cut glass patterns regular 19 cents per each, punch bowls 2.98 for large detached-foot sets, water sets with tray 59 cents, and 2 quart water pitchers 10 cents each regular 19 cents, highlighting new designs and crystal glass.
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Mrs
Grover Cleveland
Grover Jefferson Cleveland
Tion
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
St. Mary’s Grove, Collinsville
Scene of Beauty
St. Michael's Alter Society
North Billerica
The
Bon Marehe
Sperry & Hutchinson
Hello Central
Circulating Library
A. A. Dunn
RS. Dunn
Mme
Allidah
Katherine
Hese
Cheirq
Booth
Sha
Shell Goods
Eeeee
Photograph Studio
New Bostonia
ALF
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