Merchants and voters in Howe support
The Lowell Daily Courier notes local vendor endorsements for Howe including A Wilson & Co and John Callaghan with ads for building materials and household goods. The Ladies' Church Aid Society of the Second Congregational church in North Chelmsford announces a baked pie and cold meat supper Friday evening December 4 at 6 45 with 15 cent admission.
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Limburg
Bridge Street
Howe
Adv
Lawler’s
Merrimack Street
Babbitt Co
Opticians
Dutton Street
Bon Marche
Burdock Blood Bitters
John Callaghan
Ladies’ Church Aid Society
Second Congregational Church
North Chelmsford
Chure
Local Notices of Social Visits and Family News
Miss Ethel King of Haverhill visited Dover street friend Alicia Greene last week. Illness worries Miss Alice Keyes, a Varnum grammar school teacher, while she spent Thanksgiving with Lyndonville friends in Vermont. Mr and Mrs E E Estabrook of Cosgrove street celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary quietly with guests from Boston Nashua and Lawrence. Rev Michael Ronan of St Peters Church returned from a statewide trip. Prof William Murphy of Worcester visits Fletcher street friends. John A Keyes of Broadway returns from Garden City LL and plans to leave January 10 for a North Carolina hotel job. Mr and Mrs George Campbell of Summer street hosted Bennett Moulton Stock Company members after a Wednesday performance. daughter Marie Campbell performs as Marie Gower.
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Ethel King
Haverhill
Alicia Greene
Dover Street
Alice Keyes
Varnum Grammar School
Lyndonville
E. E. Estabrook
Cosgrove Street
Boston
Nashua
Lawrence
Michael Ronan
St. Peter's Church
William Murphy
Worcester
Fletcher Street
John A. Keyes
Broadway
Garden City
L. L
North Carolina
George Campbell
Summer Street
Bennett-Moulton Stock Company
Marie Campbell
Bennett-Moulton Company
Marie Gower
Howe the working man wins the vote
A brief notice notes that the working man Howe is supported by voters. It emphasizes Howe's lifelong working man status and aligns withAdv endorsement.
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Howe
Adv
Casey
Local political sketches for Lowell alderman and ward candidates
The Courier Citizen provides brief bios for two Republican candidates Asa B. Hilliard and William J. Hayes and one Democratic candidate Harry Tewksbury. It notes Hilliard born 1858 in Colebrook and a Kitson Machine worker in Lowell, Hayes born 1874 in Lowell and a meat and provision dealer, and Tewksbury born 1878 in Manchester with military service and Union Iron foundry work. It also mentions Louis P. Poirier as ward 7 school board nominee and caucus delays in nominating candidates.
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Courier- Citizen
Asa B. Hilliard
Board of Aldermen
Colebrook
N. H
Lowell
Kitson Machine Company
Common Council
William J. Hayes
Harry Tewksbury
Manchester
New England Business College
Tremont & Suffolk Corporation
Railroad Bank
Union Iron Foundry
Highland Club
Ward 7
Louis P. Poirier
Mr. Poirier
Burlington
Gift store ad from Lowell Oriental Bazaar
G E T initials stand for Geo Be Tradd announcing best gifts for you to get and what you give you will get in this store. Do not forget the offers at 318 Merrimack street Lowell. Please remember the number.
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G. E. T. Get
Geo. BE. Tradd
Lowell
Oriental Bazaar
Merrimack Street
Poirier career spans teaching press and business roles
The article traces Poirier from Burlington schooling and St Hyacinthe college to teaching in Burlington, work with L Opinion Publique Le National and New York Catholic News, then mercantile ventures including R H White Co and Parthenais Bros. It also notes a tense ward 1 race for overseer of the poor with Republicans challenging Edward H Foye as a ward 1 resident.
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Burlington Public
St. Hyacinthe Collegue
Que
Poirier
Burlington
L’opinion Publique
Worcester
le National
Lowell
New York Catholic News
R. H. White & Co
Boston
Parthenais Bros
Edward H. Foye
Dracut
Methuen Street
Centralville
Market Street
Triumph of stagecraft in Boston Darling of the Gods at Tremont
Boston audiences pack the Tremont nightly for Belasco's Darling of the Gods featuring Blanche Bates in the title role. Japanese ambiance, continuous music through five acts, and strong ensemble support drive its popularity, with 7 45 pm curtain and a limited engagement. Howe advertisement ends the piece.
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Boston
Blanche Bates
Tremont Theatre
Mr. Belasco
Belasco Theatre
Miss Bates
G A R Posts Elect Officers In Three Posts
The G A R posts 185 120 and 42 held annual officer elections. Post 185 chose Charles H Richardson as Commander with Justus B Wilson J V C and other officers. Post 120 elected F W Cragin Commander and listed officers. Post 42 named Earl A Thissell Commander and named the day and guard officers. Delegates and alternates to encampment and department conventions were also named. A lunch followed with social time and stories of old days.
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Charles H. Richardson
V. C
Justus B. Wilson
A. R. Gilman
Josiah R. Fletcher
George B. Pinkham
Andrew Liddell
Amos Winters
John C. Hobbs
The
Relief Fund
George HB
F. B. Peabody
Post 120
F. W. Cragin
R. S. Ripley
B. A. Turner
E R. Fife
R. Plumbstead
P. Goddard
Martin Somers
F. P. Fish
S. C. Smiley
C. H. Stickney
B. F. Crosby
E. Newton
John Cochrane
the Post Fund
C. H. Coburn
F. B. Butler
B. R. Fife
John Bagley
E. R. Fife
Warren Gilman
F. E. Butler
W. H. Clark
Edmund Coburn
Department
C. H. Flanders
Henry Lamountain
ER. Newton
Memorial Building
Earl A. Thissell
John J. Dolan
James McCarty
Charles A. Donaghue
John H. Quimby
John J. Murray
Chester S. Goodnow
John Harrington
Trustees For Relief Fund
C. A. Stott
F. H. Butler
C. A. Donaghue
M. H. McCue
A. Stott
J. J. Dolan
G. E. Worthen
J. McCarty
J. Herrington
Middlesex North Pomona Grange Meeting in Centralville Lowell
Middlesex North Pomona Grange holds a regular meeting Friday December 4 in I O O F hall Centralville Lowell Bridge street near Third Street Session opens in fifth degree 10 am fourth degree at 11 am with routine business annual officers election dinner 12 15 in lower hall hosted by Billerica Grange public evening meeting 7 30 with discussion Educational Reform talks by State Lecturer Rice and Mrs Rice readings music reception to Brother J Lewis Ellsworth secretary State board of agriculture secretary address to follow
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Middlesex North
Pomona Grange
Centralville
Lowell
Bridge Street
Third Street
Lower Hall
Billerica Grange
Rice
Telephone invitation for home barber services
When indisposed, call E. W. Young's barbershop in the Hildreth building for a barber or lady operator to provide haircutting, shaving, scalp treatment, facial massage, manicuring, chiropody, and related services at your home. The ad ends with a political line urging voters for Howe.
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E. W. Young’s
Young, Hildreth Building
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Great Daylight Store
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