Grace Church Annual Fair Opens With Evening Shows
The annual Grace church fair starts tomorrow with an orchestra and nightly stage performances. The Ladies' Alliance serves supper Tuesday and Wednesday. A Highland Congregational church sale is planned for December 2 and 3 with a clam and oyster supper Tuesday evening. Truant school band plays Wednesday evening. Tickets for both evenings cost 23 cents. single admission is 15 cents. Kitson Machine Co improvements highlight the Henderson Cotton mill order. Cook, Taylor & Co announce a large stock of white aprons and a flannelette wrapper sale on the opening day.
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Horne
Grace Church
Ladies’ Alliance
Highland Congregational Church
Kitson Machine Company
Lowell
Henderson Cotton Company
Henderson
Cook, Taylor & Co
Central Street
Personal notes from Manchester by the Sea to Boston and beyond
Mr and Mrs Gerard Bement have closed their villa at Manchester by the Sea and are wintering at the Hotel Somerset Boston H C Adams and family are visiting friends in his old home Chelmsford Centre Joseph Smith attended a send off for Roswell Field at Kramers in Boston prior to Field leaving Youths Companion to work in Chicago Joel Pearson of 21 New Fletcher street celebrated his 21st birthday with gifts including a fine writing desk Miss Lillie S Cutler passed the civil service exam Will T Irish of the 20th Century store sails to London to represent Walkover Shoe Co at 227 Oxford Street He received a traveling bag from the store and traveling salesmen and an increased pension of 10 for Henry A Spaulding of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard Bement
Manchester-by the-Sea
Somerset
Boston
H. C. Adams
Chelmsford Centre
Joseph Smith
Kramer's
Roswell Field
Chicago
Joel Pearson
New Fletcher Street
Lillie S. Cutler
New England
Dominion Line
England
London
Walkover Shoe Co
Oxford Street
Henry A. Spaulding
Judge reduces alimony in Clifford divorce case
In Lowell Superior Court the November term adjourned after hearing on Charles T Clifford's petition to revise support for two children. Anna M Clifford's divorce was finalized in 1898 and one child reached adulthood. Judge Braley cut alimony from forty to twenty dollars monthly. Anderson represents the petitioner and Bent represents Mrs Clifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Lowell
Charles T. Clifford
Anna M. Clifford
Clifford
Braley
Wm. H. Anderson
Wm. H. Bent
Great with the gun Ex-Alderman Lovejoy returns with game
Ex-Alderman Elwin W. Lovejoy returns from a four week Maine woods trip with two large buck deer and a large bull moose. Antlers will be exhibited soon. He is a frequent Lowell visitor and expert on forest life. If not for game laws he could stock the local venison market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin W. Lovejoy
Woods
Maine
Mr. Lovejoy
Lowell
SANO cough remedy praised for stomach friendly relief
Advertisement touts Jus SANO as a stomach friendly cough remedy from C. I. Hood & Co. Lowell Mass. Claims long standing physician approval and cures throat and lung affections. Warns neglecting a cough is dangerous and promotes timely use at 50 cents per bottle.
Brave 16 year old hero rescues girl from river danger
In Wigginville on the Concord river two girls, Mabel Stead aged 16 and Maggie Lynch aged 14, fought cold ice and deep water during a drowning incident. George Dowrey aged 16, weighing 128 pounds, risked his life for nearly 20 minutes to save Lynch and attempt to save Stead, who died in his arms. Dowrey, Marshall, and Duffy brothers and Cudworth were all recognized for bravery as volunteers and bystanders aided in the rescue.
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Concord
Mabel Stead
Maggie Lynch
George Dowrey
Dowrey
Maggie
Whitworth
Wigginville
James Stead
E. J. Welch
James Marshall
James
Daniel Duffy
Talbot Street
Charles Cudworth
Griffin Street
Lynch
Warnock Street
Courier
Acorn Club
Marshall
Duffy Brothers
Cudworth
Mabel
Lynch Girl
John Kelly
Kelly
George W
Kate Dowrey
Middlesex Mill
Zion Cricket Club
Evans
Massachusetts Humane Society
Notre Dame Reading Circle Plans Charity Sale at Academy
The Notre Dame Reading circle held its regular meeting to organize a charity sale of fancy and domestic articles from December 14 to 18 at the academy to fund a free scholarship at Trinity college. Donations should be sent by the 14th with names, and attendance will be daily 4 to 8 pm with the school open for viewing. Wednesday the 18th is pupils day with three meetings at the homes of Mrs Holmes, Miss Delaney, and Miss Murphy on Walker street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame Reading Circle
Academy
Trinity College
Charles Holmes
Grace Delaney
Alice Murphy
Walker Street
Dog causes fire in Watson Avenue tenement
A dog on Watson Avenue pulled a table cover in a tenement, tipping a kerosene lamp and igniting a curtain. The resulting blaze triggered alarm box 82 at 7.40. Damage was slight and no injuries were reported.
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Watson Avenue
Lamp Explodes in Pollard Avenue Tenement
Fire department rushed to Pollard avenue after 9 PM for an exploded kerosene lamp in a tenement. No damage reported. Fred C Church carried insurance.
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Pollard Avenue
Fred. C. Church
Scatter Decent Helpful Things As You Go
Ras Wilson advises writers to feel right and spread gladness while taking risks with print. M W Porter from Topeka testifies to Grape-Nuts boosting strength and mental clarity after indigestion, noting brain and digestion improve together when wholesome food is used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras Wilson
M. W. Porter
Topeka
Kan
Obituary for Corey Former Middlesex Furiture Dealer and Civil War Veteran
Pardon Corey, long-time resident of this city and furniture dealer on Middlesex street, died yesterday aged 63 years 2 months 4 days. He lived at 209 Marlborough street and served with Co G Massachusetts volunteers in the Civil War. He was linked with Post No 9 G A R and leaves three sons three daughters and a wife.
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Pardon Corey
Middlesex Street
Marlborough Street
Co. G., Massachusetts Volunteers
Post
Brother Jim Morris honored at city funeral in many orders
Funeral for James Morris at 2 30 from his Cady street home drew large crowds of friends and fraternal members. Procession included Mathews and Y M C I units with bands, ending at St Peter's Church and cemetery where Rev W George Mullin led committal. Floral tributes highlighted the community’s esteem for the late financial secretary of Y M C I and member balances of temperance groups.
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James Morris
Cady Street
St. Peter's Church
W. George Mullin
St. Peter's Cemetery
Mathew Temperance Institute
Mr. Morris
Burke Temperance Institute
Young Men's Catholic Institute
Fr. Lawrence
Mathews
Dennis Morris
James Own
James Gallagher
Henry McLaughlin
John King
James Powers
McDermott
Jim
Keville
Ellen Morris
Donnelly
Martin
Joan Murray
James Gookin
Trombley
Hannah Morris
Misses Woods
Emily Fielding
Alce Mahan
Kane Family
Lawn Family
Mary Burns
Ita Shea
P. Corcoran
Margaret McPhilamy
Gertrude
Adelaide Gorman
Kittie McNanny
Miss Shipley
Kennedy
Lilla
Annie Hyde
John Fitzpatrick
Pleasant Street
Boston
Lawrence
Nashua
Manchester
N. H
Rhode Island
Immaculate Conception
Lowell
John J. Hanlon
Bartenders’ Union
Celtic Association
Messrs
Cooney
Mahoney
Marren
Bowen
Brissell
Conlon
James E. Frennette
D. J. Cooney
E. W. Carmody
Joseph King
John Billingsley
Daniel Burke
T. J. Mulligan
M. F. O’brien
Joseph O’brien
Patrick Whalen
Frederick Halstead
W. Collins
Frederick Billingsley
Ward Five
Whaten
Fred Halstead
P. J. O’brien
Andrew McAloon
Fred Billingsley
J. Cudworth
B. Kane
J. Billingsley
J. King
J. Boardman
W. Harrington
M. O'Donnell
J. Murray
H. Young
M. O'Day
Frank J. Simmons
Chippewa Athletic Club
P. H. Meehan
J. F. Lyon
James Griffin
Malachi Burns
A. St. John Chambre
D. D
St. Anne’s Church
Episcopal Church
Arlington Quartette
Haverhill
George E. Coburn
George B. Burns
Alexander Leggett
Samuel McCord
Ambulance Corp
George E. Burns
J. B. Currier
Edson Cemetery
Moving sale of 65 Hampshire Street property in Lowell
Tomorrow afternoon J E Conant Co offers at absolute auction the McCurdy real estate next north of Hampshire street and Clough avenue. A two story seven room house with 4500 square feet and lawn plus fruit trees, fronting 45 feet, open after 10 a m sale day. Deposit $300 when struck off. mortgage financing available at 5 percent.
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Hampshire Street
McCurdy
Clough Avenue
Bridge Street
West Eleventh Street
Deaths in City Mention Many Local Families in Obituary Notice
In this city many deaths are listed with residence details and ages including Frederick Blair four months at 677 Gorham street Armand infant son of Napoleon and Claudia Cote 6 Race street Bertha Piche two years six months 18 Joilette Avenue Zalida St Pierre twelve years eleven months Anna Richards one year twenty four days Pardon H Corey sixty three years two months four days Nellie C Long thirty years at 156 Elm street North Cambridge body to Lawrence for burial by Undertaker O Donnell Catherine Mellen three months William Shea four months William H Hughes sixty nine years ten months Benjamin L Googin eighty two years 57 South Highland street Elizabeth Ring sixty eight years Mary wife of John Ryle forty two years.
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Blair
Gorham Street
Frederick Blair
Cote
Armand
Napoleon
Claudia Cote
Race Street
Piche
Joilette Avenue
Bertha Piche
St. Pierre
Lakeview Avenue
Zalida St. Pierre
Richards
Aiken Street
Anna Richards
Corey
Marlborough Street
Pardon H. Corey
Long
Elm Street
North
Cambridge
Nellie C. Long
Lawrence
O'Donnell
Mellen
Tilden Street
Catherine Mellen
Shea
Central Street
William Shea
Hughes
City Hospital
William H. Hughes
Googin
Benjamin L. Googin
South Highland Street
Ring
Elizabeth Ring
Kyle
St. John’s Hospital
Mary
John Ryle
Resolutions of Respect for John Boyd of Lowell Typographical Union
In Lowell Massachusetts on December 1901 the Lowell Typographical Union No 810 declares deep regret at the passing of John Boyd a faithful co worker and urges members to emulate his manly conduct. Sympathy extended to his mourning relatives and a record copy sent to the deceased’s family.
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Lowell
Mass
Dee. J
John Boyd
Earth
Lowell Typographical Union
Death of James Hale Bates in Brooklyn
James Hale Bates died at his Brooklyn home. Born in the early 1830s near Froctorsville Vermont, his family moved to Michigan in his childhood. He attended the University of Michigan and graduated, later moving to New York to become a pioneer in mercantile business registry, amassing a fortune.
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James Hale Bates
Brooklyn
Froctorsville
Michigan
University of Michigan
New York
Mercantile Business Registry
A Bargain in Boys' Sweaters From Pollard Co
All wool boys sweaters in dark red and navy with collar and bottom stripe, sizes 6 to 12 years, limited stock nine dozen, closed out from a manufacturer at a deep discount. Regularly $1.00, offered at 79 cents each while they last in Pollard Co basement department.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
The Cafebria Cure For Headaches Declared Harmless
A statement asserts Cafebria has a soothing effect not caused by opiates or injurious drugs. It claims the product is perfectly harmless and warranted to cure the worst headaches per druggists.
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Tablet Street
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Cuba
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Thomas Jones
David Bruce
Edward Carney, Jr
Fred Depocher
Stead
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Notre Dame
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Courier-Citizen
Citizen Composing Room
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Edward J. Gallagher
George Burns
George H. Cook
Sherwood
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Arthur M. Burtt
Friend
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Coolidge R. Johnson
Geo
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C. D. Paige
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William E. McHugh
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John McLaughlin
John J. Keating
Frank K. Johnson
Rose Churchill and Son
John Cogger
Mary C. Wilson
Grand Street
Weinbeck
Miss Lang
Frank W. Lund
Eugene Lovejoy
F. Ames
David Dickson
James M. Palmer
Paige Street Free Baptist Church
Thetford
A. E. Wilson
Frank Coburn
A. B. Carl
W. O. Brown
Daniel Knowlton
Ethel Wilson
Gates Coburn
Ira M. Chase
Mammoth Road
Poore
Thomas Varnum
P. P. Burbank
Joseph Wilson
Benjamin Morrison
J. A. Weinbeck
Lowell Cemetery
Arthur L. Mochrie
Herford Place
Edson
George F. Kenngett
Mary Desmerais
Bernadette Desmerais
Cabot Street
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Albert
Hall Street
Joseph Albert
Mary Boisvert
Moody Street
East Chelmsford
Mary Dolan
North Billerica
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Philip Tully
Immaculate Conception Church
P. P. Haggerty
Annie McAnespie
Owen
Mary McCusker
Fr. Quinn
Martin Flannagan
Patrick McMahon
Frank McCaffery
Hugh Finnerty
Wm. Paton
Ed. Boyle
Mary Brady
Bernard
Bridget Brady
Broadway Street
James Brady
Daniel Reidy
John Smith
Frank Collins
John Regan
Frank Smith
John Flannery
Michael Regan
Michael Kelley
Peter Mullin
Peter Boyle
William Flannery
Hickey
Molloy
Victor D
Charles E
Delian A. Jones
East Dracut
J. E. Conant & CO
Varnum Cemetery
Brooks
PSA
the Courier-Citizen
Effie L. Palmer
Voice Culture
Sbriglia Method
Room
Swan Bldg
Lowall
Edgar A. Barrell
Swan Building
Tremont Street
Mary E. Reilly
Hovey Street
Carleton & Hovey Smack Street
Hakky Richardson
Sporting Goods Dept
W. P. Brazer & CO. Central
Cor
Market Street
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
Merrimack Street
RED Cross
Carter & Sherburne’s
Drverises
Merrimack, Cor
Bridge St
DR. Benoit
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