Imagination lectures at Highland Congregational Church
Rev Dr Mackenzie of Cambridge delivered the opening address on Imagination as a creative force in art and teaching. The talk stressed imagination as essential to science and education, with vivid quotes on its role in perception, truth, and moral instruction. Supper and an evening of entertainment followed at Mt Vernon church, featuring Mrs Coram and a Hutchinson orchestra program.
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Highland Congregational Church
Mev
Alexander Mackenzie
D. D
Cambridge
Musical Evening at Fifth Street Baptist Church
At the Fifth Street Baptist church last evening an entertainment was hosted by the social and instruction committee. The program featured piano solos by Eva Swann and Zoie Leighton, songs by Master Gerald Lambert, and violin solos by an unnamed performer.
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Fifth Street Baptist Church
Social and Instruction Committee
Eva Swann
Zoie Leighton
Gerald Lambert
Church Event Features Piano Duet and Floral Decor
A church program featured a piano duet by Mary and Zoie Leighton with Mr Laveen Harrington organizing remarks. Flower and pastor's aid committee arranged decorations led by Mrs L W Grover. A social hour followed in the upper ante-room with refreshments prepared by the social committee under Mr J B Brown.
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Laveen Harrington
Mary
Zoie Leighton
Flower and
L. W. Grover
J. B. Brown
Organ Recital and Supper by United Workers at First Universalist
The United Workers monthly sociable at the First Universalist church featured a 6:30 to 8:00 supper in the vestry, chaired by Mrs. Guy Morey and aided by church ladies. An organ recital followed in the auditorium with Edgar A. Barrell as main performer and Joseph Leach as bass soloist. Andrew Burton Potter of Grace Church, Newton, was unable to perform.
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Grace Church
Newton
Leach
Barrell
Suppe
Claussmann
New Narcissus
Claussman
Pilgrim Chorus
Tannhauser
Wagner
Wely
Widor
Reception to Young Men at St Pauls Church
The Ladies society and the Monorth league of St Pauls church hosted a social and reception for young men last night. Despite modest publicity, attendance was large and the evening included an entertainment featuring Mrs Elia Richardson Miss Mabel McKewin Miss Annie Mosher Mrs Elia McKewin Mrs Clara Richardson Miss Lila McKewin Frank B Murphy Miss Ethel Greenleaf. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the young ladies. committee members included Mrs Samuel Arnold Mrs Edward Creworth Mrs Morrison Mrs Richardson Miss Rae Stowell and ushers Frank B Murphy Fred Brooks and George Scarlett.
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Ladies’ Society
Mpnorth League of
Ethel Greenleaf
Samuel Arnold
Edward Creworth
Morrison
Richardson
Rae Stowell
Lilla McKewin
Ella Gale
Florence Hartshorn
Ethel Keniston
Florence Holgate
Grace Morrison
War board hears testimony on Porto Rico conditions
The war board continued its hearing at the Parker house with Dr. James B. Clarkson describing camps in Porto Rico and noting best conditions among the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association engineers. Maj. Charles K. Darling testified on rations, transport delays, typhoid fever, and the Yale voyage. He disputed claims that soldiers were starved aboard Yale and cited nursing shortages and a death linked to food.
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War Board
Parker House
James B. Clarkson
Pembroke Street
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Porto Rico
Charles K. Darling
Massachusetts Regiment
Arecibo
Camp Alger
Yale
Cuban
Siboney
Guantanamo
Miles
Mississippi
Ponce
Jer
Maj. Darling
J. G. Fennessey
M. Johnson
Lieut. Tiffany
Henry Lamont
Isles
W. F. Dusseault
Baltimore
United States
Ninth Regiment
Dusseault
Massachusetts
America
Stott
Continuitye
Dusseaul
McKinley
Col. E. C. Rice
Lowell Companies
Butler Ames
Lowell
Pennsylvania
Old
Bay State
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Boston Harbor
Golden Gate
Volunteer Aid Association
Green
Roger Wolcott
State House
The Original Cast In The French Maid At Opera House
Lowell audiences will see Clever Actors tonight as The French Maid is staged by the company that just closed a Boston engagement headed by Anna Held. The lively production promises clean fun and a dazzling array of talent, with the Opera House expected to be packed.
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Opera House
Boston
Anna Held
The Gallant Three Hundred Toasts in Lowell
The event honors the Ninth and Sixth regiments returning from Cuba. Chaplains praise heroic service, sacrifice, and Dr Briner in battles near Siboney. Speakers salute Lowell volunteers, Union spirit, and Massachusetts leadership, urging unity and remembrance of fallen soldiers.
The toast to the Sixth keeps powder dry and faith
The army chaplain leads a toast to the Sixth, urging the men to trust in God and keep their powder dry as they face duty. The message emphasizes courage, discipline, and steadfast resolve in service.
Press toast sparks Lowell press growth debate
Major Edward T. Rowell cites Lowell’s rise from two papers to seven with presses turning 10,000 copies hourly and a potential 30,000 circulation, noting a shift from weekly to daily papers and urging the press focus beyond war. John H. Harrington adds remarks from the Sun on partisan balance.
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Edward T. Rowell
The
Courier-Citizen
Lowell
John H. Harrington
the Sun
Fitchburg Prefecture Listing Cites West End Site
In Fitchburg a prefixed listing mentions the Bay Sug cog at 305 West End, noting a 325 285 245 Tim TM TTT. Details are sparse but indicate a location tied to a noted cog and the West End area with a Fitchburg reference.
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Tim TM
Fitchburg
Pref
West End Iy
Bay Sug Cog
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George Coram
L. S. Abbott
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Wheeler
W. O. Coram
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May Osgood
Ethel Parker
Hutchinson
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Lewell
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Sterling
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