Winter Picnic at First Universalist Church Outing Tomorrow
Classified notes from the Lowell Daily Courier dated December 1 1903 advertise a winter picnic at the First Universalist church for tomorrow night. Other entries include chimney repair servicesEB. A Wilson and G C Prince Son selling lime cement brick. Babbitt Co opticians. telegraphy learning ad. Fireside ranges and heaters agents. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for injuries. Boston Cloak and Suit store offering discounted suits with 300+ options.
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First Universalist Church
Limburg
Bridge Street
EB. A. Wilson
Ad. Babbitt Co
Opticians
Dutton Street
Bon Marche
Board of Patrons
Ayer
Dr. Thomas
P. J. Dusty,& Co
Boston Cloak and Suit Store
Burton Guest of Livings ton magnate at chamber events
Mr. Frederick R. Burton lectured before the Women's club and stays with Mr. W. H. Bent of Livingston avenue. Attendees of Bent’s earlier chamber concerts recall Burton’s compositions, enjoyed by guests at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick R. Burton
Women’s Club
City
W. H. Bent
Livingston Avenue
Bent
Burton
Ethel
Laura Chamberlin
Grove Street
Clinton
Inventor punished by his own mother's help machine
Harvey Miller, a Cedar Point farmhand and inventor, tested his Electric spanking device called the mother's help. The contraption used phonographs and a paddling board with age and offense settings. Miller strapped himself in, the device escalated from age two to sixteen, and he collapsed before friends halted it. He destroyed the machine after regaining consciousness.
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Harvey Miller
J. E. Reynolds
Cedar Point
Here
Miller
Robert
Anoka
Minn
The
Chicago American
Proposals Due for Joint Committee Site Vote
At a meeting of the joint special committee on both house locations held ov. 30 proposals of sites must be submitted on or before Monday Dec. 7 1903. Frank M. Dowling, Clerk of Committees.
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Frank M. Dowling
W C T U Meeting Set for Dec 3 at Merrimack Street
The regular W C T U business meeting will be held in rooms 145 Merrimack Street on Thursday December 3 at 3 o clock. A full attendance is desired.
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Merrimack Street
Hood's Lotion promises soft hands and lasting floral scent
An advertisement touts Hood's Lotion as smoothing and softening for the hands with a delicate fragrance that endures after application. Claimed oil free and pleasing, the product costs 35 cents and is available at all druggists.
City panel approves loans for streets and bridge work
A city streets committee endorsed loans totaling about 90 025 for projects including the Dummer Street extension and Beaverbrook bridge. The panel also accepted Brown and Essex streets, eyed a 55 000 loan for Dummer Street, a 30 000 loan for the Beaverbrook bridge, and 4 000 for Fifth Avenue extensions with further grade and sidewalk plans pending final estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Streets
Dummer Street
Beaver Brook Bridge
Molloy
Derby
Roche
E. A. Dorgan
Immaculate Conception Church
Brown Street
Stackpole
East Merrimack Streets
John W. McEvoy
McEvoy
Salman Sirk
Jacques Boisvert
Essex Street
Aiken Avenue
Hildreth Street
Alderman Molloy
Braden
August Fels
Daniel J. Murphy
Beaverbrook
New York Street
Bowers
Fontaine
Gorham
Eastern Construction Company
Worcester
Mr. Molloy
Messrs
Fifth Avenue
Chage
Mammoth Road
Mr. Braden
School committee plans Christmas holidays closure
The school committee met briefly to arrange the Christmas holiday. On Dr. Taylor's motion the rule allowing only one holiday week was suspended. Schools will close Thursday before Christmas and reopen Monday after New Year’s Day.
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Taylor
Public Baths Committee Hears Property Proposals Near Cross Fletcher
The committee on public baths toured sites including the Erick Stickney lot on First Street and W. W. Richardson on Willie Street with asks of 118,000 and 12,000 dollars. Molloy urged postponing proposals and reopening bids for other suitable parcels, adjourned to December 7 at 3 o clock. The sanitaries committee failed to form a quorum and adjourned to Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Fontaine
Crawford Street
Molloy
Dover Street
Llewellyn Street
First Street
Reservoir Street
Christian Street
Fleming
Mr. Molloy
Mr. Fleming
Braden
Committee On Public Baths
Derick Stickney
W. W. Richardson
Willie Street
Cross and
Fletcher Streets
Committee On Sanitaries
City Hall
William T Patten Asks Buyer's Agent Vote In Lowell
An article profiles William T Patten Republican candidate for Purchasing Agent in Lowell. It highlights his twenty years in Lowell business, past roles in lumber and paper industries, and his claim to operate without political machine ties while pledging honesty and service to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Patten
Lowell
Patten
Pawtucketville
J. M. Wilson & Co
Maine
New Hampshire
Patten Paper Company
Wisconsin
Mr. Patten
Wiliam T. Patten
Stolen Fur Recovered. Suspect Arrested After Short Chase
Police recovered a valuable fur worth about 25 to 30 dollars within half an hour of its loss from P Goldman’s store at Market and Dutton. George E Starr, wearing a light overcoat and carrying a bundle, was arrested after inspectors linked him to the bundle’s contents and the reported burglary. Starr faces arraignment in court to contest the charge of larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Goldman
Market
Dutton Streets
George E. Starr
Inspector Walsh
Starr
Goldman
Sunday School Institute for Dracut Churches
The Hillside church hosted a Sunday School institute with Rev. Robert F. True presiding. Mrs Stebbins spoke on home department work, Rev. W J Minchin addressed The Responsibility of the Teachers, and Hamilton S Conant spoke on The Responsibility of the Church to the Sunday School, with spirited singing and an attentive audience.
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Dracut
Hillside
Robert F. True
Blossom Street
True
Stebbins
Home Department
W. J. Minchin
Tewksbury
Hamilton S. Conant
Wheel comes off on fire run near Washington Tavern
Assistant Chief Norton and his driver were knocked to the street when a wheel detached from the fire wagon near the Washington Tavern while heading to a fire in Hall street. Charles Cox leapt to steady the horse as the wagon careened, but no one was hurt. The box 28 alarm proved needless after the fire was found in an ash barrel shed with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Canada
Norton
Washington Tavern
Charles Cox
Hall Street
Littlefield delivers dramatic Maine congressman's address
A crowd of about 3000 filled the great building to hear the Maine congressman as he delivers a forceful, fast moving talk. His rhetoric alternates between explosive sledge hammer blows and light New England humor, building to a climactic peak before easing with a pleasantry. The event runs Wednesday at 8 p m in the First Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
New England
San Bernardino Run
Mr, Littlefield Inc
First Congregational Church
Lawrence Man Dislocated Shoulder After Street Fall
William Hunt of 5 Holt Street Lawrence reported to police last evening about 9 80 o clock that he fell on the street and injured his shoulder Captain Ken examined and found a dislocation. City physician Dr. Tabor was summoned and reset the shoulder before Hunt departed for home on the last car.
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William Hunt
Holt Street
Lawrence
Ken
Tabor
Hearing Set for Miss Downey Hearing at City Hall
The hearing for Miss Carrie Downey, discharged from the training school, is scheduled for tonight at g o'clock in the public hearing room at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Downey
City Hall
Young's Barber Offers Tailored Hair Cuts in Hildreth Building
Patrons of Young's in the Hildreth building are assured of personalized hair styling to suit the head shape and customer preferences. If dissatisfied with prior barbering, ask any of Young's eight journeymen for a tailored cut and you will be satisfied with the result.
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Young's
Hildreth
Young’s
Extra Blanket Lots At Bargain Prices From Pollard Co
G Pollard and Co offers street blankets in dark stripes and plain heavy 80 by 84 inches at 1.69 each, wool plaids priced 2.75, stable blankets 0.98, burlap lined quilts at 2.69, and heavy brown duck burlap lined wool filled at 2.69. Basement location.
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G. Pollard & Co
B N FRAUDS CONSPIRACY CHARGE IN BOSTON AREA
Boston November 30 three of four men indicted in Boston and Northern Street railway forged transfer check frauds were jailed Judge White sentenced Clarence Mitchell to the Massachusetts Reformatory and G E Morse and J E Maxwell to six months each in the House of Correction for conspiracy and larceny related to forged transfers Frank Collins the fourth defendant received no sentence as the district attorney had urged leniency for his act of turning state's evidence
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Boston
Boston & Northern Street Railway
White
Superior Criminal Court
Clarence Mitchell
Massachusetts Reformatory
G. E. Morse
J. E. Maxwell
House of Correction
Boston & Northern Company
Frank Collins
Collins
Fraternal Empire Colony social aids supper event at Ellis hall
Fraternal Empire Colony held a social and supper last night in Ellis hall with full membership and many guests. Tables operated from 5 to 8 pm under committee chairs Mrs M J Moore and others while a literary and musical program entertained, featuring Governor L J Riley and Supreme Governor E P Lincoln among speakers and performers. The Matthews Musical Club also met, planning to stage further talent this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Colony
Pilgrim Fathers
Ellis’ Hall
M. J. Moore
Marion Kappler
Ella Lockhart
Mary J. Bird
Anne Hardy
Albert Cole
Rose Minor
L. J. Riley
Agnes Murphy
Edna Sawtelle
E. P. Lincoln
Myrtle Lardieson
Mott
Ina Murphy
O'Connor
Dorchester
Mabel Dimano
Matthews
Auto Crash Near Tewksbury Injures Boston Man
Roy Morse of Boston, passing through Tewksbury, was knocked unconscious after the automobile leaped forward and struck a tree. A young woman companion escaped injury. The car’s steering likely failed. Morse’s injuries were not serious and the pair later returned to Boston. The auto was abandoned in a barn after damaging the vehicle.
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Roy Morse
Boston
Tewksbury
Morse
Lowell
Evening Classes Meet For Culture And Language
The physical culture dressmaking English and grammar and French classes will meet this evening at 7 30. Women seek a clear healthy complexion. Burdock Blood Bitters claimed to make pure blood.
The Oriental Bazaar Get Better Gifts At Merrimack Street
Geo E Tradd announces a gift offer at The Oriental Bazaar 318 Merrimack Street Lowell. The ad urges customers to remember the gifts and emphasize that what you give you will get back, promoting the store as the place to obtain gifts unlike any other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Tradd
Lowell
Oriental Bazaar
Merrimack Street
Card of thanks for Mrs. Clara Alica Wriht Salmon
Frederick G. Salmon of North Chelmsford Massachusetts expresses gratitude to friends for support after the death of his wife Clara Alica Wriht Salmon. He thanks those who sent floral tributes and affirms the kindness will be remembered. November 30, 1903.
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Clara Alica Wriht Salmon
Frederick G. Salmon
North Chelmsford
Mass
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Lowell Daily Courier
G. C. Prince & Son
John Maguire
Mary
Philadelphia
Patrick Maguire
Chapel Street
Alice Sweeney
Pleasant Street
Mary Whitney
St. John’s Hospital
St Peter’s Church
Frank Goodwin Elliott
Candie
N. H
Frank Goodwin
Coral Street
Hood’s
Baths Committee
Sunday School Institute
Hillside Church
Dracut Churches
Littlefield
Gardner Bros
Pine Street
C. H. Hanson & CO
Rock Street
Lowell, Mass
Parker Boy
C. E. Gault
Berwick
O. J. Bachelder
Billerica
T. G. Messer
Foster
Supplica Vy Elastic Tip Co
Bostom
Grieb Rubber Co
Phila
John M. Farrell
Shattuck Street
Rain Or Shine
Lowell Goal Co
Thorndike St
Central St
W. P. Brazer & CO
Central Cor
Optician Geo. G. Rogers
Ups
Welch Bros
Middle Street
J. B. Goodwin
E Thorndike ST
Garter & Sherburna’s
Bqwpriser
Merrimack, Cor
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