Portrait of Royal Southwick Adorns Lowell Textile School
Frederick Fanning Ayer of New York funds a life size portrait of Royal Southwick by Robert Gordon Hardie for the Lowell Textile School. The portrait, hung in Southwick hall, honors the anti slavery Quaker and manufacturer who helped found the textile legacy in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fanning Ayer
New York
Lowell Textile School
Textile School
Jacob Rogers
Ayer
Royal Southwick
Robert Gordon Hardie
Mr. Rogers
Frederick F. Ayer
Mills Building
Mr. Royal Southwick
Hardie
Knoedler’s
New York City
Frederick F.ayer
Lowell
Esquire
Cumnock
Smith
Rogers
Southwick Hall
Assembly
Lawrence
Cassandra Southwick
Massachusetts Colony
New England
Mr. Southwick
Larceny Arrest For Alleged $17.65 Theft In Mill
John E. Burns aged about 40 was arrested at his West Third street home by Major Noyes and Inspector Maher on a charge of larceny of 17 and a half dollars from Hans Dege overseer of the Massachusetts mill dyeing department. Burns was intoxicated when arrested and denied taking the money. The case arises from a payroll confusion where Burns allegedly received a $25 check instead of 7 35, creating a 17 65 discrepancy. Burns had not returned to work and had been sought since Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Burns
West Third Street
Major Noyes
Lawrence Corporation Police
Maher
Hans Dege
Massachusetts Mill
Burns
Dege
Burn
Burn’s
Regular meeting set for December eighth at Merrimack street rooms
The regular business meeting will convene in rooms at 145 Merrimack Street on Thursday December 8 at 8 o'clock. Full attendance is desired. Mr and Mrs Albert O Austin have left for Lynchburg Virginia for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack Street
Albert O. Austin
Lynchburg, Va
CLEANING HOUSE WITH Grape-Nuts PROMISE
A health note credits a food change over medicines for illness relief. A Springfield Indiana resident recounts chronic stomach trouble improving after switching to Grape-Nuts, reporting better sleep, clarity, appetite, mood, and weight gain. The claim cites The Lancet praise and mentions the Postum Company promotion with The Road to Wellville booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancet
London
Springfield
Ind
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Theatres Spotlight Strong Cast at Opera House and Casto
A large Opera House audience enjoyed Bennett-Moulton performers Walt Woods and Palmer Moore who resemble each other in look and craft. Miss Leigh DeLacey impressed with a civic voice and beauty. Tonight offers The Lyndon Bank Robbery and A Daughter of the People plus The Infant at Casto Theatre with the Four Olifans in a sensational act. Over Niagara Falls ends at the Academy of Music today with a strong cast and notable lighting and stage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Virginia
Bennett-Moulton Company
Walt Woods
Palmer Moore
Leigh DeLacey
Daughter of the People
Lyndon Bank
Roberts
Hayes
Casto Theatre
Four Olifans
Niagara Falls
Academy of Music
A Girl From Dixie Charms Boston Audiences at Columbia
At the Columbia theatre Monday night Miss Irene Bentley starred in A Girl From Dixie with a strong supporting company. The show relies on songs suited to the scene and southern sentiment, delivering light music, pretty girls, and fine acting. Also announced Knights of Columbus plans for Seumas McManus to lecture on Irish wit and humor at Associate Hall on December 3, with selections from his writings and ballads read by the Donegal-born author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
Dixie
Boston
Irene Bentley
Knights of Columbus
Lowell Council
Columbian Lyceum Bureau
Seumas McManus
Associate Hall
News Celtic
Emerald Isle
Edmund Jence Steadman
Donegal
Ireland
Topsy Turvy Night At Associate Hall
The M. L. T. Banjo Mandolin and Glee club stages a lively show at Associate hall with Kendall of Boston, Laura Roby Herrig, Ethel R. Wotton and Alice E. Leith among the featured performers. Tickets 23c, reserved seats 18c. All roads lead to the hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate Hall
M. L. T. Banjo
Kendall
Boston
Laura Roby Herrig
Pepperell
Ethel R. Wotton
Alice E. Leith
Winter Picnic Opens at First Universalist Tonight
The Winter Picnic at the First Universalist church starts this evening with a large expected crowd. Vestries will host attendees, and the night features decorations, sales tables, supper and entertainment. A la carte supper tonight with a different menu tomorrow. prices are reasonable. Early arrival ensures enjoyment of the whole evening and merchandise orders for the New Idea Commission Department will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist
New Idea Commission Department
Police Board Grants Licenses and Appoints Officers
The police board approved licenses for a common victualler John Labrache 86 37 Mass corp Lea Velillette 36 Common street Loraine Walker 268 Thorndike street. junk collector Harry Travis 19 Apple street. pool room Dominic Bernardin 453 455 Gorham street. hawker and peddler David L Greig Westford Mass John Bellemare 17 Ward street. Adam McElroy and John H Nolan named special police officers without pay for Varnum schoolhouse. Julia Tilton’s common victualler license at 268 Thorndike street revoked.
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Police Board
Common Victualler
John Labrache
Mass. Corp
Lea Velillette
Common Street
Loraine
Walker
Thorndike Street
Harry Travis
Apple Street
Dominic Bernardin
Gorham Street
David L. Greig
Westford
Mass
John Bellemare
Ward Street
Adam McElroy
John H. Nolan
Varnum
Julia Tilton
Thorfidike Street
Soldiers' Monument Bazaar Planned at Huntington Hall
The Soldiers and Sailors' monument association met at city hall to advance plans for a bazaar to be held at Huntington hall on December 10 11 and 12. Committees reported progress and optimism for strong financial returns with Thursday war scene and camp fire entertainment, Friday Banjo Mandolin and Guitar club and dances, Saturday children’s program and evening dances. Congressman Littlefield at First Congregational tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument Association
City Hall
Huntington Hall
Book Store Offers Early Gift Buying Advantage
Urges readers to shop early for holiday gifts and highlights the store as the most complete in the area. Encourages customers to browse shelves to decide gifts quickly.
Mi-o-na flesh forming food offered at Ellingwood Co
A drug store advertises Mi-o-na as a flesh forming aid and digestion regulator. It promises a natural weight gain and health restoration, with a 50 cent price and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellingwood & Co
Miona
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Frederick
Fanning Ayer
Trustees
J. C. Ayer
Lowney
Bbc
Paris Pattern Supply CO
Tremoint Street
Centralville
E. J. Noyes
The
Casto
Columbia
Board OF Police
Hood
Congressman Littlefield
First Congregational Church
A. & Pollard & CO
Ular
Life
Gibson
Palmer Street
Sorosis
Ocean
Smith & Anthony Oy
John Callaghan
Merrimack St
Lowell, Mass
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex St
Express
Thompson
Sparks Harness Co
T. M. Bolton
Thomas Manning
Mer
Wweerthen Street
Geo. G. Read
Lowell Goal Co
Thorndike St
Central St
W.A. Dergengren
M.D
Chatham Etrect
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