Father Accuses Runaway Bridegroom in Lynn Casey Case
Boston dispatch reports Lawrence O’Connor, Angela O’Connor from Lynn, seeks police help to locate Angela and John A Carrecabe, allegedly married in Boston Navy ceremony. Officials suspect a New York pairing, no marriage certificate found, while Mrs Carrecabe travels to Nashua. O’Connor vows to pursue legal action.
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Boston
Lawrence O'Connor
Angela O'Connor
Lynn
John A. Carrecabe
New York City
Carrecabe
Free hot chocolate for ladies at Carleton and M Hoverys
Ladies invited to enjoy a free cup of Bensdorp's best hot chocolate with whipped cream at Carleton and M Hovey's 236 Merrimack Street between 2 and 5 30 today. The offer welcomes all women, not just buyers, with a cordial invitation to step in and try a cup.
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Carleton & Mhovey’s
Merrimack Street
Bensdorp
Annual Holiday Goods Opening With Santa Claus Reception
The event returns on the second floor with a Santa Claus public reception tomorrow. The D. L. Page Co. supplies fine mixed candy to fill cornucopias, aiming to bring joy to 10,000 children.
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Santa Claus
D. L. Page Co
The Charity Girl and Other Plays At Theatres
The management led by John F. Cosgrove with May Fiske repeated The Charity Girl to a large matinee audience, a hit like Monday. Miss Fiske shines as Cherry Ripe while the cast delivers strong portrayals. Evening showings included My Husband's Friend with satisfying responses and well earned specialties. Mrs. Tom Thumb and two diminutive pugilists are a noted trio, with moving pictures adding humor. Nell Gwynn returns this afternoon and Under Two Flags caps the night.
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John F. Cosgrove
Petite May Fiske
Miss Fiske
Cherry Ripe
Tom Thumb
Nell Gwynn
Savoy Bills Delight with Rural Skits and Mirthful Acts
The Savoy continues to attract theatre goers with a strong lineup. Mandy Hawkins staged by Danny and Dolly Mann blends pathos and humor with farmyard scenes and moonlit settings. Other acts include Joe Flynn parodies, Carr and Jordan character study, Janet Sparrington and Miriam Martell singing, Memphis Kennedy shtick, Teed and Lazelle, the Schrodes duo and Miss Lazelle’s baritone and dances. A new bill with surprises is promised for next week.
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Savoy
The
Mandy Hawkins
Danny
Dolly Mann
Hank
Joe Flynn
Carr and Jordan
Janet Sparrington
Miriam Martell
Memphis Kennedy
Teed
Lazelle
Miss Lazelle
Schrodes
Lowellaudiences Rally for Miss New York Jr Burlesque in Music Hall
Despite a comparatively small crowd at Music Hall, Lowell's Miss New York Jr burlesque drew praise for an unusually capable troupe. Ruth Beecher as Mrs Giltedge led a strong cast including Cecile Garrett as Sapho and Allie Vivian in multiple numbers, with Mills and Beecher delivering a notable professors sketch and lively Irish turn by Cordley and Burke. May Belle and Dolly Connolly added vivacious vocal acts, contributing to an overall strong performance from the lineup.
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Music Hall
Lowell
Sir Thomas
Ruth Beecher
Giltedge
Cecile Garrett
Allie Vivian
Old Kent Road
Phil Mills
Connolly
May
Belle
Dolly
Rhodes New Hair Store Show Delights Local Audiences
A lively program at Rhodes' New Hair Store featured Lawrence Crane nicknamed Larry by locals, closing the olio with sleight of hand and new tricks. Ruth Beecher led the cast with Allie Vivian Cecile Garrett Eva Taylor and Carrie Wood in chorus numbers, while baby show prizes were awarded by judges including Col. Royal Ripley and Mrs. Hackett.
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Lawrence Crane
Larry
Ruth Beecher
Allie Vivian
Cecile Garrett
Eva Taylor
Carrie Wood
Ethel Ranger
Luther Hall
George C. Moore
Edna Dixon
Edgar Dixon
Morton M. Wright
Gordon Wright
Ruth Marie Wood
Patrick
Fraternal Meeting Elects Officers and Initiates Member
Lowe's council No. 8 R. A. held its regular meeting with one new member initiated. Officers for the coming year were elected: Regent George S. Fender son, Vice Regent Howard S Adams, Past Regent John S Chandler, orator R W Emerson, secretary W M Sherwell, collector W Saborn, treasurer George E King, chaplain E L Stillings, guide L A Hodgeman, warden Thomas Russell, sentry Chas H Wood. S N Proctor reelected a trustee for three years. Lowell council delegates to the grand council named J S Chandler, C O S Wheeler, FE N Leighton. alternates A J French, A H Stanisy, W M Sherwell.
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Lowe's Council
R. A
George S. Fenderson
Howards. Adams
John S. Chandler
R. W. Emerson
W. M. Sherwell
W. &. Saiborn
George E. King
E. Ll
Ladies Aid society fair closes in North Chelmsford hall
A large crowd attended the North Chelmsford town hall for the Ladies Aid society of the Second Congregational church closing their fair. Decorations included pink yellow green and blue with stage scenes of an old country inn. Several tables featured chairs and themes, led by Mrs. Robert W. Dunbar and other local women and men as chairs and assistants.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Second Congregational Church
Selby Albert
M. Guillet
Margaret Marton
Alice G. Livingston
Bella Lavigne
Laura Shirreffs
Robert W. Dunbar
Henry Woods
de Lahaye
John Collier
Charles M. Cornell
Fred Culley
Cc. H. Whittemore
W. E. Blakegrey
Stewart Mackay
Florence Shaw
Elizabeth Draper
Harriet Shaw
Henry Ripley
Elisha H. Shaw
Edward
Central Congregational fair draws larger crowd
Attendance grew from opening day as better roads and regular electric cars improved access. The county truant school boys band from North Chelmsford impressed with skill and confidence under instructor J. P. Larkin, while Miss Maud Dixon of Lowell read between musical numbers. Tonight features a new program including an oyster supper.
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North Chelmsford
J. P. Larkin
Citizens Committee Meeting Updates Town Projects
The citizens committee met in the town hall Monday evening. The trestle at Wamesit delays car service by a week or ten days due to an incomplete bridge. A new Deacon Foster lawn light will be added to town lighting plans and Lamplighter Carr's route. Mr and Mrs Z P Foster depart for California for the winter. The Coggin sisters visit Washington DC. Miss Alice King is in Lowell General Hospital after an operation by Dr Gage, with improving condition and cautious optimism. Harriet G Lee shows slight improvement.
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Citizens Committee
Wamesit
Deacon Foster
Carr
Z. P. Foster
California
Coggin
Woshington
D. C
Alice King
Lowell General Hospital
Gage
Harriet G. Lee
Burton-Duren Wedding in Quiet Home Ceremony
In Billerica on Wednesday evening December 4, Miss Lilla Annie Burton and Mr. Edwin Arthur Duren wed at the home of Simeon J. Burton. Few friends attended due to the illness of the bride's mother as Rev. T. P. Evans of the Baptist church officiated.
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Simeon J. Burton
Lilla Annie Burton
Edwin Arthur Duren
T. P. Evans
the Baptist Church
Tyngsboro Evangelical chapel dedicates Sunday at 3 p.m.
The Evangelical church in Tyngsboro will formally dedicate its new chapel Sunday afternoon at 3 p m. The electric service will stop at Wood's corner. Clergymen taking part include Rev. Frank A. Warfield of Lowell First Congregational Church, Rev. Henry W. O. Millington of Lowell West Fifth Street Baptist, Rev. R. W. Dunbar of North Chelmsford Second Congregational, and Rev. Sarah A. Dixon of Tyngsboro Evangelical Church.
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Evangelical Church
Wood’s Corner
Pollard and Co Flannel Counter Ad Highlight
A. G. Pollard & Co promotes Scotch Flannels as popular fabrics for ladies wear and children's clothing. The basement department offers 32 and 34 inch wide velvety woolen fabric with fast colors at 37% per yard, emphasizing shrink resistance and variety in stripes and plains.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Hair Work at 44 Central Street Parlor Ad
Mrs. Noye offers wigs front pieces and switches at 44 Central Street opposite Middle. Services include hair dyeing bleaching repairing and shaving removal with an electric dryer and shampoos. Formerly Miss Jose Soares, 24 years with Mr Medina of Merrimack Street Lowell.
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Noye
Jose Soares
Medina
Merrimack Street
Lowell
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