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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1902

Page

4

Pickering Hosiery Firm Faces Closure and Debts

Pickering Manufacturing Company with about 300 workers owes roughly 300000 dollars. A creditors meeting is scheduled for Tuesday to decide whether to keep the works running or sell the property at auction. Burke & Corbett stress collateral secured by Lowell banks and say assets are not yet estimated, with the plant expected to stay open at least until the meeting.

Pickering Manufacturing Company Burke & Corbett Pickering Company Appleton National Bank Traders National Bank Central Savings Bank Boston New York City John C. Burke Pickering Atherton Pickering Family Lowell Burke Pickering Manufacturing Co Glidden Bldg Middlesex Street Mass Pickering Mfg. CO Pickering Hosiery Middlesex Stree Merrimack J. W. C. Pickering Tewksbury H. D. Pickering H. Edward Pickering W. W. Norcott Courier-Citizen Jefferson, Scott & Co Manchester N. H Board of Trade Erie Telephone Company

Pure Castile soaps for hair cleansing urged in letter

A letter from Lowell Massachusetts discusses the value of using a pure neutral soap for cleansing hair and scalp. It notes Castile soap from olive oil and other varieties, praising the Castile soap as finest for the purpose, while warning of inferior options sold locally. The letter is from A Rhodes Hair Store via Sherburne Bridge and Merrimack streets.

Castile Lowell A. Rhodes Sherburne Oor Bridge Merrimack Rhodes

Monthly Coffee Party At Grace Universalist Church

The Grace Universalist Church hosted its monthly coffee party drawing about 400 attendees. Men and women conducted activities, with Hadley Orchestra, readings by Mrs Leonard and Mrs Barton, songs, and a Mrs Abbott led entertainment. Catering and ticket sales were managed by Abbott, Goodell, Harper, and Gray, noting strong parish support and smooth execution.

Grace Universalist Church Hadley KE. Leonard Reading Mollie Darling Sidney Barton Mrs Leonard Mr. Dooley Sidny Barton Vening Nelly Sturtevantnd Cora BE. Lewis A Abbott Arthur Abbott Harland P. Goodell Henry EH. Harrie W. O. Goodell John Stott Alanson Gray Harvey EF. Hadley Fred G. Brown A. J. Alley G. H.C. Bean James GG. Marshall

Bonin’s Hard Luck Seeks Lost Garment in Webster

Frank Bonin of Webster reports a missing love and escort garment taken while he was away. Police review second hand stores to locate the item. Bonin recently faced misfortune after a trip to Lawrence where a room he shared with James Robinson yielded a stolen watch and a chain valued at $14 and $25 respectively. Robinson was later captured by Lawrence police.

Frank Bonin Webster Place Merrimack Hobin Hae Lawrence James Robinson Robinson Hin Henin Robinson Lavrene Police

Ladies' Social Circle At Mrs Lap ham Home

A large turnout attended the Ladies' Social circle held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Edgar Lap ham's home. An excellent supper and lively social time followed, enjoyed by all attendees.

Edgar Lapham

Parish Calls Rev Edward Blanchard From Brookfield

Parish votes to call Rev Edward Blanchard of Brookfield and expects he will accept. EK M Raymond of Charlestown donates a painting to Memorial library and similar gifts to Townsend Townsend and Westford libraries. About 100 Acton cattle cases of mouth and hoof disease reported. light impact so far, dealers hit hardest. Hon W A Wilde dies. donor of Memorial library, erected the building, supplied thousands of volumes, art works, and a $5000 endowment.

Edward Blanchard Brookfield EK. M. Raymond Charlestown Townsend Littleton Westford Acton W. A. Wilde

Do I Discourage Others Do I Discourage Others

Christian Endeavorers will discuss the topic on December 7 with Miss Nellie F. Sweetnam leading. Pastor McAllister and another pastor exchanged remarks last Sabbath in Maynard. Hoof and mouth disease concern grows as cattle reports remain quiet in Bedford. J B Prescott maintains ample milk supplies. Mrs. Caroline Hurd died aged about 90 at North Lexington home of Mr Sebastian Kramer. long resident of Bedford. Miss Clara Powell, ill with nervous trouble, studies at Emerson School of Oratory Boston. A new physical culture class starts under Prof J J H Cook. Class meets Tuesdays with Mrs Loomis on Hill Side Avenue.

Nellie F. Sweetnam McAllister Maynard Bedford J. B. Prescott Caroline Hurd Sebastian Kramer North Lexington Hurd Clara Powell W. N. Cragin Miss Powell Emerson School of Oratory Boston J. J. H. Cook Loomis Hillside Avenue

Westford Notes and Society in Winter Cheer

Resignations and elections mark church and club activities in Westford and West Chelmsford. Clergy changes at Orthodox church and Union Congregational church. election of officers for debating society and Young Men's Social club. holiday dances, football, and Masonic entertainment enliven local life amid obituaries and community gatherings.

Death of George F. Lufkin in Ayer at 49

George F. Lufkin of Ayer died Monday after a long illness from heart disease. Born in Worcester he was a fish dealer for 27 years and leaves a wife and adopted daughter Mildred. Surviving siblings include Hibbard P. and Mrs. Julia Baldwin of West Acton. Funeral was at Main Street residence with Rev. T. L. Fisher. interment Woodlawn cemetery.

George F. Lufkin Worcester Franklin G Margaret (Creighton) Lufkin Ayer Mildred Hibbard P Julia Baldwin West Acton Aver Lowell Littleton Harwood Maloney Fitchburg Sanger Thomas Nevens & Co New York Henry C. Sherwin Baptist Parsonage John C. Wilson Lucy Roussou W. J. Meader Madeline Donlon Hartwell the Baptist Church Wm. E. Brooks Somerville Hartwell Hose Company Benjamin Robbins Pingreyville Celette Robbins Lynn Curtis Robbins, Jr Boston W. Bruce John Pingrey

Thanksgiving at Graniteville Ends With Quiet Gatherings

Thanksgiving day drew locals indoors as many canceled plans for the Ayer game and stayed by their fires. Out-of-town visitors joined a pleasant gathering at Mr and Mrs J A Healy s home, including James Sullivan of Lawrence and the Sullivan family from Marlboro. The village young women hosted a quotation party at Meaty s hall.

Frank Loftus May Burke Perry Ayer Laura Healy Louise Leduc Anna Harrington Helen Charlton Minnie Ledwith Hannah Riney Annie Ledwith Forge Village Graniteville Heualy Edith Johnson Alfred Prinn Fred Defoe Frank Johnson C. H. Hartley Helen Agnes Charlton Mary Catherine Loftus Richardson's Aver Littleton West Chelmsford Maple Street St. Catherine's Cemetery J. A. Healy B. W James Sullivan Lawrence Timothy Sullivan Miseee Hearie Lillian Nora Marlboro Mere Meaty

Miss Mary Clemens to winter away from Billerica

Friends regret her departure for Illinois as social and literary circles note her absence. The Ladies' Whist club gathered at Mrs. Hattie Holden’s, a Judkins visitor remains in town, and Rev. Edgar S. Wiers preached on salt of the earth at Unitarian church amid reflections on life, progress, and the will to improve body and mind.

Thomas Talbot Jesus Marcus Aurelius Grace L. Knowles Lucy Brooks Ministry of the Beautiful Guild Luella Hutchins Annie Fitch Eva Colby Edgar S. Wiers Young People’s Religious Union Unitarian Church Sunshine Club Anna Jaquith Women's Alliance A. E. Wurst T. E. Evans First Baptist T. W. Higginson Aracine Brown George F. Flint Lowell North Billerica Aradine Caleb S. Brown Otis S. Brown Cambridge Haynes Adams Fletcher Hutchinson Arry C. C. Haynes Springfield Mary H. Clemens Illinois Ladies’ Whist Club Hattie Holden Freeman Smith Judkins Sidney A. Bull First Baptist Church Mitchell Boys’ School Edgar Wiers Matt. Vy Tennyson

Cattle and Sheep Mischief and Town Supper Tales in Wilmington

In Wilmington on a Saturday Asa Sheldon returned with livestock. Sheep wandered and were found in a prominent citizen’s barn cellar after a pursuit by Chief Swain. Mrs. Horace Eames died Monday night. Thanksgiving services were held. Mr. and Mrs. Eames celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with gifts and a large gathering. A niece read a poem. local families and friends shared memories and thanks for hard work and community support.

Asa Sheldon Swain Sheldon Horace Eames Union Congregational Church N. Bradley Eames Eames Town Sarah Swain Eames Tewksbury Mr. Swallow Emma Buck Melrose Edward B. Eames Reading Frank, Arthur Fred Eames Lett Swain Ormedy Harriet Gowing Henry Sheldon

Mise Liszie Woods Dies After Long Illness in Groton

Groton notice reports the death of Mise Liszie F. Woods on Sunday morning November 23 after a prolonged typhoid fever illness with complications. She was 45, daughter of Sumner Woods of Dunstable and widow of George H. Woods. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon in Dunstable. The article notes a W. R. C. entertainment event, praising Susie Hill and other performers, with an instrumental trio and various attendees.

Mise Liszie F. Woods Mise Woods George H. Woods Thin Town Sumner Woods Dunstable Susie Hill Alee Gladyva A. Mason Mary W. Condon Jamee Shattuck Mise Alice J. Dodge Helen Farrower Aunt Mehitable Mra Woolley May E. Boynton Mel J. M. Shattuck Janet Woods Alice P. Rockwood Susie B. Condon Mise Webster Mise Kinball

For Sale House and Land Near Merimack Square

For sale items describe eight room house with large land in a pleasant city location, priced at 1800 from assessed value 2250. also a house and barn with 7000 feet of land on electric line 1 1/2 miles from Merimack square priced at 750. a new cottage with water, gas, sewer, nice land lot priced at 1450. Contact T. H. Elliott at 64 Central Street or call 908-2.

Merimack Square T. H. Elliott Central Street

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