Lowells Daylight Bargains And Hear Mr Booker T Washington
The December 6 1901 issue notes a rummage sale at Central Methodist on Sheick street and that Mr Booker T Washington will speak at the First Congregational church while a church prayer service is omitted. It highlights Glasgow Woolen Mills offers a free $5 pants with $15 purchases and advertises Cook Taylor Co reading ads. It also promotes a live wire sale of damaged wrappers and a large stock of white aprons and costly gown stock, with polite sales staff ready to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne
Central Methodist
Sheick Street
Highland Congregational Church
Booker T. Washington
First Congregational Church
Glasgow Woolen Mills Co
Cook, Taylor & Co
Central Street
Local Notices and Social Newsmonger Summary
Miss Dorothy I Fisher a recent graduate of Miss Hard s School has become amanuensis to a firm on Summer street Boston Miss Willoughby of the National library in Washington visited friends in town yesterday Dennis F Murphy a college student preparing for the priesthood will be ordained at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross Boston December 20 He lived on Walker street and served as altar boy at St Patrick s church Percival G Barnard lectured before the Middlesex Women s club on Florence blending history and art The Ladies Aid Society of Lowell General hospital rescheduled sewing to next Tuesday at Mrs Frank K Stearns 122 Eleventh street High School hall December 12 at 4 pm Ross Turner artist speaks on Primitive Art at High School hall before the Molly Varnum chapter D A R illustrated with color pictures His work noted as national in scope and praised for blending art and history
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy I. Fisher
Percival G. Barnard
Middlesex Women's Club
New York
Florence
Barnard
Ladies Aid Society
Lowell General Hospital
Frank K. Stearns
Eleventh Street
Christian Hill
Ross Turner
High School Hall
Molly Varnum
Turner
Salem
Lectures and Musicales At Colonial Hall This Week
Friday December 6 4 p m Booker T. Washington of Tuskegee Alabama lectures on Literary Study of the Bible at Colonial hall. Monday December 9 4 p m Rev Lyman Abbott D D LL D of New York lectures on Literary Study of the Bible. Tuesday December 10 4 p m Musicale arranged by Miss Josephine C Coburn with Mrs Jennie Patrick Walker soprano of Boston Miss Carolyn White pianist and Dr L B Fenderson reader of Boston Tea will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Hall
Booker T. Washington
Tuskeegee
Alabama
Lyman Abbott
D. D
LL. D
New York
Josephine C. Coburn
American Composers
Ayer Home November Report Sees Ill Children and Donations
November figures show 45 adults and 11 children in the home with 34 transient lodgers and 3 lodging provided. There were 14 ill children this month including 8 with severe colds and 6 with measles sent to Lowell hospital. Calls numbered 97. Donations came from Mrs. W. L. Parker, Mrs. Geo. H. Pillsbury, Mrs. W. H. White, Mrs. William Nichols, Mrs. R. Wood, Mrs. A. K. Whitcomb, a friend, Walker & Thompson, Killpatrick Brothers, Mrs. J. M. Washburn, and D. P. Knowlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Hospital
W. L. Parker
Geo. H. Pillsbury
W. H. White
William Nichols
R. Wood
A. K. Whitcomb
Woman Slips on Icy Middlesex Street Sprains Ankle
Mrs William Banks slipped on an icy Middlesex street sidewalk yesterday morning. She was taken to Falls and Burkinshaw's drug store at Middlesex and Thorndike, then to Emergency Hospital where the ankle was dressed, and she was returned home to 73 Railroad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Banks
Middlesex Street
Falls & Burkinshaw’s
Middlesex and
Thorndike Streets
Railroad Street
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Catarrh
A Milwaukee resident reports years of catarrh resolved by Hood's Sarsaparilla after four bottles. The ad claims catarrh is a blood condition and promises radical, permanent cure by purifying the blood. It urges cleansing the system to stop discharge and restore tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Wailtam Sherman
6Th St
Milwaukee, Wis
Moose a la Scobie at Scobie Club Symposium
The Scobie Club held its third symposium at a member’s house with a hybrid supper luncheon. A moose steak dish named Moose a la Scobie was created and praised, featuring a marrow curry-like sauce, currant jelly, and gum-gluten bread, followed by broiled Philadelphia squabs and a vegetable salad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scobie Club
Weill
Robert of Lincoln
D. L. Page Company
Philadelphia
New England Magazine
Finnan Haddie
la Delmonico
Club
Boston
Do not use alum baking powder for health reasons
The text warns against cheap low grade alum baking powders as they spoil the icon and endanger health. It claims physicians say alum in food is detrimental and urges caution in consumption.
Veterans Rally Against Mayor Dimon Defeat Bid
A Veterans Protective League campfire meeting at the Odd Fellows hall drew about 200 attendees to back Republican mayoral candidates and oppose Mayor Dimon. Speakers urged reform, integrity in politics, and duty to vote, praising Civil War veterans while warning against self serving office seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Protective League
Odd Fellows
Sons of Veterans
John C. Wilson
League
Dimon
Charles H. Kimball
Wm. H. S. Hayes
Hayes
Lincoln
William M. Olin
Massachusetts
F E. A. Robinson
Grape-Nuts Proclaimed To Aid Memory And Digestion
A resident of Alta Indiana reports rapid health gains after using Grape-Nuts for a weakened stomach. A thin boy improved markedly on the cereal, and a sister who memorizes for the press notes better brain function. The sender declines publication of her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Hood and Carr Tie The Knot In Tyngsboro
At the residence of Rev. C. E. Fisher, William E. Hood and Emma J. Carr both of Tyngsboro were married yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Fisher
William E. Hood
Emma J. Carr
Tyngsboro
Bride Alma Ther Rien Weds Louis Bellemare At St Josephs
The ceremony was performed Wednesday evening at the parochial residence of St. Josephs church by Rev. Fr. Campeau. A reception followed at 391 Market Street where the couple, Mr and Mrs Bellemare, received numerous wedding gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Church
Louis Bellemare
Alma Therrien
Fr. Campeau
Market Street
City Hall Notes Hear funds and hearings on sinking fund
The committee on appropriations meets at 3 PM to hear Edward D. McVey on sinking fund commissioners and fund conditions. They may hear requests for more money from stranded departments. At 4 PM the ordinances and legislation committee resumes, aiming to dispose of papers including a 10,000 word proposed building ordinance and other matters on trees guarding and advertising bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Appropriations
Edward D. McVey
McVey
Tomato rabbit and finnan haddie flavors debated
A writer notes a tomato rabbit dish pleases both taste and color. A Scotchman proclaims finnan haddie the tastiest existence but questions an American version in combo. He mentions smoked fish linger and may bother some palates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnan Haddie
Box Party at Hadley Street Free Baptist Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Hadley Street Free Baptist church in Middlesex Village held a box party last evening with patrons despite bad weather. Supper ran 630 to 9 and an entertainment program of phonograph selections and songs followed at 9. Notables included Miss Gertrude Taylor of Lowell and J Walter Bowers. Boxes were auctioned by Joseph Bowers, raising a neat sum. Supper committee featured J W Bowers, Eva Goss, Una Dennison, and H T Fernald of Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hadley Street Free Baptist Church
Middlesex Village
Gertrude Taylor
Lowell
J. Walter Bowers
Woman Injured by Snow Slide Near Suffolk Merrimack
Lizzie Gunston of 538 Suffolk street, an employee at Chris Holmes cloak and suit store, was severely injured yesterday noon when a heavy snowslide from a building at Suffolk and Merrimack streets buried her. Rescuers used snow shovels to free her, and she was taken to her brother-in-law John J. Briggs at 39 Bowditch street with internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Street
Lizzie Gunston
Chris Holmes
Suffolk and
Merrimack Streets
John J. Briggs
Bowditch Street
Molasses Kisses Killpartrick Bros Best Confectionery
A note about assorted sweets and fruits including dates figs mixed nuts oranges lemons bananas labeled as top confectionery from Killpartrick Bros. The fragment suggests a confectionery listing or shop motto without further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killpartrick Bros
Dimon for Mayor of Lowell Contrasts With Wilson
The argument extols Gen. C. A. R. Dimon as the superior mayoral candidate over John C. Wilson. Dimon’s career spans military leadership, municipal experience, manufacturing insight, and service on the water board and aldermen, highlighting executive skill and concern for the less fortunate. The piece argues Wilson lacks demonstrated executive ability, urging voters to contrast their qualifications rather than compare them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimon
United States Army
Lowell
Water Board
Board of Aldermen
Wilson
Smoking Jackets and Bath Robes for Christmas Gifts
House coats and smoking jackets offered in colors Greens Olives Blues Browns with satin piping and cord edges. Bath robes in ripple eiderdowns priced up to 10 dollars. Styles feature long waist cords tasseled ends and blerched plaid collars. P Brazer Co Hatter and Outfitters Central corner Market Street.
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The
Lowell Daily Courier
Sun. Mon
Tue
Web
Women’s Club Bulletin
Ayer
Clevelands
Cleveland Baking Powder CO
Brady
Hood—Carr
Bellemare—Therrien
CITY
Hall Notes
Choice Prunes
California
Effie L. Palmer
Voice Culture
Sbriglia Method
Room
Swan Brig
Edgar A. Barrell
Swan Building
Tremont Strea
Mary E. Reilleset
Hovey Stk
Fox
Ely’s
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
First National Bank of Lowell
Lowe
Mass
First National Bank of
First National Bank
Ww. P. Brazer ‘ CO
Hatter’ and Oufitters
Central, Cor
RED Cross
Carter & Sherburne’s
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