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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
9
Saturday sale list showcases hosiery and ladies garments with many items discounted. Brands include Gordon Dye Onyx Burson Stretton Merode and Bi-Franc e Petticoats. Prices range from under a dollar to about two dollars, featuring stockings, chemises, waists, slips, skirts, and petticoats for women and children.
The Thanksgiving night comedy The Flower of the Family drew a large audience at the First Trinitarian Congregational church vestry. Newcombe Spoffard Hope and Henderson led strong turns with bright pacing and well-judged costumes. A second high class program at First Presbyterian featured singing by Coxner and readings by O’Brien, with Lavigne’s violin and Callahan’s piano and violin pieces pleasing listeners.
John J. Keefe married Miss Jennie Poisson at St John’s church parochial residence with Rev Edmund T Schofield officiating. Bridesmaid Annlie Poisson and best man William P Dunnigan attended. Reception at Crystal Lake pavilion followed by plans for an extended wedding tour and residence in the village.
Mr. Charles H. Hardy of Andover, a hospital teamster, fell about 35 feet from a flat roof while crossing to an adjoining building at the state hospital. He died early Thursday from severe injuries. He leaves a brother George Hardy of Andover and a sister Mrs. John Maddocks of West Andover.
The funeral for Mrs Susan Floyed widow of Daniel Floyed was held at the Baptist church in Billerica on Wednesday at 2 pm. Rev T P Rvrane led the service and North Cemetery burial followed. Mrs Floyed died Nov 17 at age 92 after a long town and church life spanning over 60 years. She had recently resided in Lowell where her husband died four years earlier. She leaves three daughters and four sons Mrs Crowell Mrs Brown and Mrs Underhill among her children with sons Warren Otie Byron and Daniel.
Decoding a curious ad announces a bargain from the Grand Union Tea Co on Central Street. The snippet hints at a promotion with a free reward and a mystery solution linked to Gilbride's advertisement.
A historical note promotes exercise for the stomach and extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy. It claims tablets aid digestion, reduce acidity, and improve overall stomach function by stimulating gastric juice and easing symptoms of dyspepsia, indigestion, and related ailments.
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