Weather notice for Massachusetts fair and cold Thursday
Yesterday afternoon and night were fine and today was perfect with a clear sky and delightful temperature. Readings show temperature and barometer indications with a forecast of fair weather in Massachusetts tonight and Thursday, turning colder by Thursday morning.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Local notices and ads from Lowell December 7 1898
The issue lists hire Morse hacks and Tanner then smoke Old Hundred, Stratton's concert on December 14, and a Christmas tree event at the Unitarian vestry. It promotes Thompson Hardware watercolors, A J Lester art classes, and an oil painting and watercolor auction by A E O Heir & Co at Wescott's Art Gallery Central block Central Street.
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Morse
Tanner
Stratton
Joseph Mullin
Gorham Street
Unitarian Vestry
Hursday
Thompson Hardware Company
A. J. Lester
Tomnorrow
Wescott’s Art Gallery
Central Block
Central Street
A. E. O’heir & Co
Lowell Wins In Local Basket Ball Match
The Lowell team defeated a Framingham Milford combined squad 10 to 6 at South Framingham. Muzzey and Wilson scored for Lowell. Kyock tallied for Framingham, with most points from fouls. Blackler of Framingham also lists Milford as part of the lineup amid notes on the game and players. The same issue notes the Middlesex Poultry Fanciers exhibition opening in Union hall with hundreds of birds and premium lists.
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Eamily
South Framingham
Lowell
Framingham
Milford
Wilson
Muzzey
Kyock
Blackler
Lowell Framingham
I of
Derney Snow
Moore Wilson
Kynock Harris
Abbott Whierstead
Middlesex Poultry Fanciers
Middlesex Poultry Fanciers’ Association
Union Hall
C. A. Ballou
Worcester
D. J. Lambert
Appenaug
R. J
A. E. Felch
Watick
A. J. Silberstein
William H. Hawes
John Barry
North Chelmsford
Kew
Mr. Sprague
North Chemsford
Ethel
Chemsford
Billricky
Shaw
Cirree
Board Grants Licenses At Police Board Meeting
At a regular meeting of the board of police a common victualer’s license was granted to Jane Norvie, 110 Powell Street. Licenses were also granted to hawkers and pedl ers: Joseph Menard, 2 Coolidge Street. Thomas F Fay, South Street. George L Rock, Billerica. Arthur Jenness, Hudson New Hampshire. George Mantella, Perry’s Court. Yusef Abdullah and Abud Mantella, Perry’s Court.
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Board of Police
Common Victualler
Jane Norvie
Powell Street
Joseph Menard
Coolidge Street
Thomas F. Fay
South Street
George L. Rock
Billerica
Arur Jenness
Hudson, N. H
George Antella
Perry’s Court
Yusef Abdullah
Abud Mantella
Perry's Court
Ex-Pressman John Walker Injured After Fall
John Walker aged about 57 an ex-Pressman fell from his team yesterday afternoon sustaining injuries that required removal to St. John's hospital. He resides at 31 Webster street.
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John Walker
St. John’s Hospital
Webster Street
Skillful Cooks Duty and Nutritious Food Standards
The piece argues food experts must craft delicious dishes from the best ingredients and know digestion laws. It highlights Grape-Nuts from Postum Cereal Co. as a scientifically made food praised for nourishing qualities and now sold by grocers.
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Postum Cereal Co
Lim
Battle Creek
Investigation Ordered Excluding Aldermen From Lands Board
City council ends bitter debate with Aldermen Peirce and Rivet barred from a lands and buildings inquiry. A special panel, including two aldermen and three councilors plus the city solicitor, will probe Edward Murphy bill payments and related matters at Carter street school plus potential misuses of city funds. Public hearings may follow. debate over committee makeup continues.
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Peirce and Rivet
Lands and Buildings Department
Wm. T. True
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Carter Street
Aiken Street
Taylor
Committee On Appropriations
General Treasury
General Treasury Fund
Markland
Smith
Alderman Dimon
Peirce
Bosca
Wilder
Councilmank
Sands and Buildings
Wiggin
Lands and Buildings Committee
Leighton
Markham
Beaulieu
Alderman Rivet
Rivet
Aiken Street Loan
Pierce
Goward
Messrs
Dimon
Tuttle
Derby
Libby
Howard
Mr. Peirce
Moody Street
Mrr
Mr. Goward
Fred Clerk
Freident Taylor
The
True
Guand
Committee On Lands and Buildings
Lands and Buldiings Committee
Lowell
Murphy
Publc
Eity Council
City of
Mr. Derby
Tone
Nounce
Kidden
Peirice
Messrs. Tuttle and
Cosgrove
Messrs. Wiggin
Stafford
Garvey
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Marshall Street
Belvidere
Centralville
Queen Street
Hildreth Street
18Th Street
Central_ street
T. H. Elliott
Wm. Adam
Glasgow
Scotland
Art Gallery
TE Vy
Mars
Primrose and Lockstader
Minstrels
J. H. Decker
Impliec
Zoe
Sents
Frankie Carpenter
Excelient Company
Wellsig Bale
Hoody
Charles Manley
Standard Theater
Newark
Widow Brown
A. Q. Scammon
Savoy Theatre
Windham
Burton W. Leavitt
YALE
Young People’s Society of Grace Universalist
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George A Gardner
Irescott
Unitarian
Robarts Harper Illustrated
Kiris
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Hudson
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Sweat Courier-Citizen Co
Brazer & Lo
Hiekick Courier-Citizen Office
W. P. Brazer & CO
Central
Corner Market Street
Bchan Mon’s
Ithaber
F. L. Diman
Old City Hall
Merrimack Street
Pilgrim Hall
Palmer St
Col
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L.termediates
J.usanoa
W. F. Worthen
Littleton Street
Chelmsford
Mass
Educational Club
Worthen
Masury
the Thompson Hardware Co
John J. Glunn
Cor Prescott
John P. Squire
Sca
Prescott Street
Public Market
Middlesex Street
Cor. Roward
Worthley’s
Marcwaree
Merrimack St