Lowell Daily Courier classified blurbs tease local deals
Local notices and ads in the Lowell Daily Courier highlight merchants and products. Kennedy's Butter Thin Biscuit Kennedy's Butter Thin Biscuit. Ring & Co. pianos. Alpine Safes. Goodwin weather strips. H. Babbitt optician. Cook Taylor Co. displays. Wolfe and Blizzard weather items. various sales at Merrimack and Central streets.
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Burn Wilson
Horne
H. Babbitt
Dutton Street
Merrimack Corp
Alpine Safes
Beni, Holt
New England
Broadway
Cook, Taylor & Co
Central Street
Kennedy
Ring & Co
Merrimack Street
Lowell
Goodwin
Santa Claus
London travel talk lights up winter course at church
Mrs W B Clark hosted the Young People's Fraternity of the Unitarian church as Lewis E MacBrayne opened the winter course with a travel talk on London. Lincoln R Welch, former ward 7 councilman in 1897, lost his bid for the Fitchburg school board by 49 votes as a Citizens' Temperance candidate. Mrs Alexander Greig joined her husband at Fort Wadsworth NY. The Eliot church Missionary society met at Mrs Asa C Russell's home where Edith E Russell spoke about home life in Japan with items from her recent trip. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs C H McIntire. Pension increases granted to Mr Gancelo Leighton and an original widow's pension to Mrs Frances A Morse.
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W. B. Clark
Methuen Street
Unitarian Church
Lewis E. MacBrayne
London
Lincoln R. Welch
Fitchburg
Citizens’ Temperance Party
Alexander Greig
Greig
Fort Wadsworth
New York
Missionary Society
Eliot Church
Asa C. Russell
Edith E. Russell
Japan
Orient
C. H. McIntire
Gancelo Leighton
Frances A. Morse
Booker Washington to Speak at Merrimack Street Church
Booker T. Washington, principal of Tuskegee Institute, will address Lowell Congregational club at the First Congregational church on Merrimack Street Friday Dec 8 at 7 30 p m. Mayor Dimon will preside. Admission free. Offering for Tuskegee Institute.
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Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Lowell Congregational Club
Merrimack Street
Dimon
Tuskegee
Fraternal Court Activities In Lowell This Month
Court City of Lowell F of A initiated three members and received propositions for five more. Officers to be elected on the evening of the 18th. Court Saint Antoine Catholic Order of Foresters held its regular meeting and took in four new members with propositions for three more. Election set for the 18th.
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Lowell
F. of A
Saint Antoine
Order of Foresters
Coffee and Diet Change Help NY Man Rebuild Health
A New York man reports that stopping coffee and adopting Postum Food Coffee and Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food restored energy and weight after a long decline. He describes improved ambition, stamina, and family health at 190 Williams Street, New York.
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New York
York
Is. M. Farley
Williams Street
Pastors Bible Class Banquet Highlights Faith and Fellowship
Nearly seventy five members of the First Congregational church pastor’s Bible class gathered for an annual supper in the vestry. Rev. F A Warfield urged finding joy in Christian life as Rev T Clayton Welles praised the class, while Rev J H McDonald stressed Bible knowledge and moral living. Solon W Stevens praised harmony between pulpit and organ as Marion Whitaker provided songs. Committee members included Leonard H Hartley and two others.
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First Congregational Church
F. A. Warfield
Dr. Warfield
T. Clayton Welles
Highland Congregational Church
Connecticut
Lowell
Jesus Christ
Marion Whitaker
Warfield
J. H. McDonald
St. Paul's Church
McDonald
Solon W. Stevens
de Quincey
Hay
Miss Whitaker
Leonard H. Hartley
Fred Baron
Putnam
Senator Lodge letter on shipyard union employment discussed
Stationary Firemen held an open meeting and read Senator Lodge's letter about employing union men in navy yards. Moynihan Convery and Connolly spoke on Labor Leader Mahoney's condition as officers were nominated for the election set for the 11th. A substantial addition of funds was collected from union members.
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Senator Lodge
William Creen
I. B
American Federation of Labor
Navy Yards
Senate
Maine
Texas
Department
Congress
H. C. Lodge
Daniel Moynihan
Joseph H. Convery
Thomas F. Connolly
Mahoney
Llth
Experiences in the Northwest lecture at Eliot church
Rev Edward Noyes of Newton Centre spoke on Experiences in the Northwest before the Men's League with a full audience. He detailed climate nine months winter and three autumn months and described miners and towns near reservations in Minnesota and the culture found there.
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Eliot Church
Edward Noyes
Newton Centre
Men's League
Northwest
Noyes
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Boston Conservatory of Music
Voters urged on Purchasing Agent selection
A paid advertisement argues the city must hire a purchasing agent with business training to ensure fair market prices. It cites Boston Solarine Metal Polish at 15.00 per dozen versus Lowell at 12.00 per dozen, urging voters to consider such differences at the polls next Tuesday.
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Boston
Lowell
Colonial Fair at Y M C A Sustains Strong Turnout and Support
The Colonial fair at the Y M C A boosts the building fund with better conditions than opening night. Supper by Ladies of Worthen Street churches drew crowds. a Varnum school chorus and local performers entertained. Booths reported strong sales and decorators highlighted green and white hues. The fair runs tonight and Saturday afternoon, with expected further fundraising.
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Far
Worthen Street
J. R. Smith
W. J. Jarvis
Dr. Leland
Bruce
Stimpson
Annie McKissock
George Harris
Cc. F. Carr
G. F. Meyers
Varnum School
Elizabeth Kennedy
Daisy B. MacBrayne
Faith Doty
Arthur Cole
Arthur
Ella Martel
Grant Miller
Trust
Lillian O’brien
Master Cole
O’brien
Yourhs
Herbert McKenzie
Mabel Lake
Edith McDonald
Maron Gerry
Corinne Emerson
Linnie Higgins
Chester Martel
Flossie Nichols
Theresa McBride
Katherine Donovan
Florence Nix
Florence Stiles
Ralph Gross
Earl Kimball
Willie Lane
Julia Nichols
Bert Tuttle
Walter Connolley
Fred Harvey
Alanson Stewart
Earl Ober
Arthur Thissell
Albert Hickey
Lena
Willis E. Morse
Grace Church Fair Opens With Busy Second Night
The Grace Church fair drew a large crowd on the second night with thriving sales at the domestic table led by Mrs. George F. Penniman and others. Entertainment featured the Ladies' Lyceum orchestra and Harry A. Newell with living pictures. tonight the fair closes with a performance of Aunt Susan Jones by the First Trinitarian church young ladies.
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George F. Penniman
S. E. Maxfield
E. Johnston
H. French
J. H. Joyce
Olive Trask
Lambert
F. M. Silsby
Ladies’ Lyceum Orchestra
Harry A. Newell
Living Pictures
Susan Jones
Obituary notices span community deaths and funerals in Wigginville
Obituary notices record the death of Mrs. Lilla C Locke at 21 Nineteenth Street age 42 6 16 and her funeral at 2 pm Saturday from the residence. Other notices cover the funeral of Thomas Mulligan with high requiem mass at Immaculate Conception church burial in Catholic cemetery and attendance. Mabel Stead drowning victim funeral at 2 30 pm from 7 Whitehead Street Wigginville with Impressive services and floral offerings. Burial at Edson cemetery. John Cowley funeral planned for 2 pm Friday from 484 Rogers Street.
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Lilla C. Locke
Herbert W. Locke
Nineteenth Street
Ralph H
Earl F
Louise
Thomas Mulligan
Fayette Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Fr. McGrath
Quinn
Tr. Forget
P. P. Haggerty
Davey
McGrath
Mabel Stead
Concord
John Stead
Whitehead Street
Wigginville
J. H. MacDonald
Acorn Club
Capitola McLean
Thomas Jones
David Allen
Edson Cemetery
M. Young
John Cowley
Rogers Street
Local Notices of Births and Ages Dec 4
In this city on December 4 at the home of their parents 43 Riverside avenue Walter Sharpley aged 1 year. In this city on December 4 at 98 Tucker street Wilfred Lavoie aged 2 years 3 months 11 days. In this city on December 4 at 318 Moody street William Boisvert aged 2 years 15 days. At the home of her parents 59 Colburn street December 4 Marie R Guenard aged 3 years 7 months 2 days.
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Colburn Street
Marie R. Guenard
Merrimack House Opens Under New Manager
Yesterday the Merrimack house dining room reopened after six weeks closed. D. J. Murphy Jr. becomes manager and vows high standards for the famed hotel. Rooms are pleasant and well located with special rates for pleasure parties. A first class cafe offers ales wines brandies and cigars.
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Merrimack House
D. J. Murphy
Murphy
Trilby Party Held by Mt. Vernon F B Church Members
Members of the Mt. Vernon F B church hosted a Trilby party at Mrs. P. H. Colburns residence 194 A street last night. The program featured songs recitations and a peanut contest with prizes awarded to May Clark first among ladies and Mrs L F Abbott second and to George Coram first and William Chandler second among gentlemen.
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Mt. Ver Ion F. B. Church
Trilby
P. H. Colburn
May Clark
L. F. Abbott
George Coram
William Chandler
Mayoralty choice hinges on honest governance and shared duties
A citizen-focused critique argues that the decisive voters are the tax payers who see lower taxes and better city services. It praises Mayor Dimon for duty performed and contends his reelection reflects the community’s steadiness, urging silent support from the prudent electorate.
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Smith
Brown
Jones
Dimon
Wilson
Democratic rally in Lowell voiced support for Dimon slate
A snowy Lowell rally drew about 200 residents in L Association Catholique hall. Aldermen Carmichael and challengers highlighted Dimon, Chalifoux, Rourke, and others praising a Democratic administration and urging votes for the party ticket at the upcoming December polls.
Pneumonia Danger From Cold Remedies Warned
An old public notice promotes Father John’s Medicine as a safe cold cure and pneumonia preventer. It claims most cough syrups rely on opiates, weakly urging readers to avoid them and to buy the product from Carleton & Hovey of Lowell, Mass. The ad promises refunds if unsatisfied and cites endorsements from physicians, clergy, and hospitals.
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Father John
Father John O’brien
Lowell
Mass
Carleton & Hovey
Notice of Removal from Boston and surrounding churches
Mr Leach's pupils fill many church positions in Boston Lowell Lawrence and Haverhill for terms apply at the above address on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays.
For Rent in Pawtucketville and Highlands Area
Property rental list shows multiple dwellings across Pawtucketville Highlands and Belvidere. Cottages seven and eight rooms with baths steam heat and carriage house. tenements five rooms. nine to twelve room houses with modern amenities. rents range from 5 to 30 dollars with stores on Central Street managed by W. & Dodue Brannie Room 6 235 Central St.
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Pawtucketville
Grand Street
Highlands
Belvidere
High Street
Lyon Street
Middlesex Street
Queen Street
Rock Street
Franklin Street
Fulton Street
Business Street
W. &. Dodue
Brannie
Smoking Jackets and Bath Robes Offer Christmas Gift Ideas
P BrazER & Co Hatters and Outfitters markets smoking jackets and bath robes as versatile gifts. Exclusive patterns in house coats feature greens olives blues and browns with satin piping and plaid accents priced from 5 to 7.50. Bath robes in ripple eiderdowns offered long with waist cords and tassel ends priced 3 to 5 with other styles up to 10. Central Market Street corner display.
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Sen. Lodge
North West
Grace Church
D. J. Murphy, Jr
Alderman Carmichael
J. L. Chalifoux
Board of Aldermen
L'Association Catholique Hall
J. P. McDonald
C. R. Daoust
Rourke
Carmichael
Mullen
McCluskey and Pearson
C. H. Molloy
Councilmanie
James Welch
Andrew Gray
John T. Sparks
FE. M. Biron
French Democratic Club
Charles R. Daoust
Daoust
J. H. Guillet
Guillet
Father Gagnon
Mes
McKinley
Gen
Desmarais
PIR
J. W. Leach
Merrimack ST
Effie L. Palmer
Voice Culture
Sbriglia Method
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Swan Bliz
Edgar A. Barrell
Swan Building
Tremont Street
Mary E. Reilly
Hovey Street
OUR Mill Girls
Carleton & Hovey’s
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