Tenth Year of His Pastorate Celebrated at Universalist Church
The tenth anniversary of Rev. C. E. Fisher's pastorate at the First Universalist church was celebrated with a large dinner attended by Governor William L. Douglas and other dignitaries. A gold watch and chain gift to the pastor, presented by D. J. Haskell, capped the event, with speeches praising Fisher's steadfast leadership and spiritual vision.
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Ten Years of Pastor Fisher Life Honored in Lowell
Governor Douglas and Mayor Casey join Rev. Fisher and the First Universalist church for an anniversary celebrating a decade of service. Speakers praise his leadership, universalist values, and the city’s progress from Pawtucket Falls to Merrimack power, urging continued civic and religious unity.
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Fraternal Groups Hear Reports at Evening Meetings
Knights of Malta, Mathew Temperance Institute, and multiple lodges held sessions in Lowell. New members were admitted, carnival plans expanded, and a proposed Catholic ladies abstinence society discussed. Delegates to a Cambridgeport convention named. other lodges conducted degrees and planned social events.
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Candy Table
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Lowell
Edward F. Slattery
Frank A. McLaughlin
National Red Cross Elects Its Officers
Washington December meeting of the American National Red Cross elected officers for the new year. Secretary Red, president of the board of incorporators, presided. President Roosevelt named honorary member John A. Lowden. The slate also included Secretary of War, president, a clerk, and assistant attorney general. Resignations and changes in counselor roles were noted.
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Middle Street
Wm. F. Fitzgerald
Joseph Thomas
James Honey
Edward Goyette
D. J. McFadyen
James Golden
William Galvin
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Fables Foes Tease Tody Savidenst Rivalry
Local theater notes reveal Tody Savidenst’s staged feud with rival group Foes teas wee eens, a playful clash generating buzz. Performances spotlight witty banter and choreographed skits, drawing community interest and lighthearted competition across the scene.
Skull and Bones Found in Cellar
Odd find reported in New York where police investigated a cellar discovery at 118 West 10th Street. Read by neighbors as a curious, unsettling incident with limited verified details and unclear context.
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