First Baptist Fair Opens at Odd Fellows Hall
The First Baptist church fair opened at Odd Fellows hall to aid the building fund. Displays included a flower pagoda of evergreens and lights, dolls, toys, furniture, aprons, photographs, tea service, and a “Round Robin Cook book.” An art gallery, Witches Camp, and varied tableaux entertained visitors. A turkey supper was served, with concerts and refreshments by Miss Noyes pupils and the American Orchestra attracting attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Odd Fellows Hall
Evergren
Lady Board of Managers
New York State Building
Burns
Tuky
Long Branch
Ali
China
Social at John Street Church Dives Into Charity Sale
Ladies Benevolent society held its monthly social at John Street church with a supper led by Mrs. Qua. A fancy articles sale accompanied the event, featuring flower tables by Mrs. Whitcomb, a cake and food table by Mrs. Whitcomb, canned goods by Fred Evans, candy by Miss Wing, and a prominent paper dolls table led by Miss Coburn. Lilian O Brien of Varnum grammar school contributed recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Street
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
F. W. Qua
Edwin Sanborn
Ss. E. Snow
Wm. Wood
Rose Ingalls
C. H. Chadwick
C. M. Cushman
A. K. Whitcomb
Lilla Gregg
A. E. Whitcomb
Fred Evans
M. F. Wing
Jessie Sargent
Kate Snow
Gwendolyn Coburn
Mary
Helen Jacque
Florence Ingalls
Lillian O’brien
Varnum Grammar School
Fine Musical Programme At Highland M E Church
A passport entertainment at the Highland M E church last night, under the Epworth league, drew a large crowd. The program was well presented with high order numbers and hearty applause. Humorous selections by Samuel P Blood of Concord Junction were especially enjoyable, adding to his prior favorable impression. Other numbers included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland M
Epworth League
Samuel P. Blood
Concord Junction
Blood
Financial auction and liquidation bond notes summary
A fragmented list shows Francis Henshaw & Co. as auctioneers with various securities and bank instruments including Nat Shawmut Bank, Nat Bank of the Republic, Nat Eagle Bank in liquidation, Amoskeag Mfg Co, Cocheco Mfg Co, Lowell Mfg Co, Saas Mills at New Bedford, Worcester & Leicester Street Ry Co, Nat Tube Co, Little Tiger Mining Co, Devonshire Building Trust, and Kansas City Memphis & Birmingham bonds. Also mentioned are Mich Tel Co, Erie Tel & Tel Co, River RR, Illinois Steel Co bonds, and Chic & Which RR scrip with mixed liquidation values and coupon notes. several entries show 5s, 4s, 10s with percentages around 93-102% and notes of receivership or nonconvertible status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Henshaw & Co
Nat Shawmut Bank
Nat Bank of the Republic
Nat Eagle Bank
Eeeesnes
Amoskeag Mfg Co
Cocheco Mfg Co
Lowell Migg Co
Saas Mills
New Bedford
Worcester & Leicester St Ry
Nat Tube Co
Little ‘Tiger Mining Co
Devonshire Building Trust
Kansas City
Memphis
Birmingham
Mtds
Mich Tel Co
Consol Mort
Erie Tel & Tel Co Bs
Ee River RR
Illinois Steel’ Co Ss
Chic
Scrip
Love of a Bonnet sociable at First Congregational Church
The Ladies Benevolent Society hosted a monthly sociable at First Congregational Church with a supper led by Mrs. George McDonald and Mrs. Lawrence. Miss Jane Warfield supervised entertainment including piano by Mrs. Kingsbury and a farce "Love of a Bonnet" performed by Sera Lonto and others. Warfield’s class ran the candy table and Mrs. Williams chaired the apron sale. The Central M E church Men’s Band also held its first social at H. O. Brooks’s home with piano solos, readings, and phono selections by Mr. Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies” Benevolent Society
First Congregational Church
George McDonald
Lawrence
Jane EK. Warfield
Kingsbury
Sera Lonto
Ethel Osgood
Molly Munn
Mae Chapman Pearl Butterfield
Jane BE. Warfield
Miss Warfield
Mrs. Williams
Central M. FE. Church
H. O. Brooks
A. Henderson
Steady
Judge
Mr. Thomas
Miss Brooks
Miss Meredith
Miss Corte
Berry
Congregational Society Opens Two-Night Annual Fair
The Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational church held its annual fair at Chelmsford Centre for two nights under favorable weather. Officers include Mrs. M A Batchelder president and Miss Marcia H Winn secretary treasurer. Tables offered fancy, household, apron, candy, and Klondike scenes with patriotic decor. An extensive program of vocal and instrumental music followed the supper, with local performers and guests contributing. The sale will continue with a changed program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelmsford Centre
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
The
Congregational Church
Weather Bureau
M. A. Batchelder
W. W. Kilbourne
Marcia H. Winn
Elizabeth Litchfield
Minne Hardy
J. A. Barrett
A. B. Woodworth
Paul Dutton
Margaret Ashworth
Samuel Hagerman
Wm. Mitchell
A. J. Howe
Myra Hubbard
Emma Hubbard
Katharine Kilbourne
E. R. Marshall
Pliny C. Bliss
Carry Filliott
Horace R. Knowton
Edward B. Emerson
CO le Howe
A. Adams
Ihate Dupee
Wm. H. Hil
Henry R. Hodson
Wm. R. Fowler
A. J. W. Sweet
E. P. Barclay
Lois Santamour
C. EB. Staples
Kate Dupee
Henry W. Brown
Isowell
Carrie E. Read
Fiscrence Tread
Westford
Daisy Shaw Merritt
Grace Zitchferd
Jack
Ft. Parkhurst
Scotland
Stock market slips amid London buying and weak mining shares
The market opened with a softer tone as London buying faded and industrials came under pressure. Sugar and leather declined while Pacific railroad stocks held some strength. bets on Bank of England easing supported sentiment. Industrial commission plans against trusts surfaced, with Atchison and American Sugar Refining making dividends and adjustments. Banks increasingly bid for municipal bonds even as some brokers anticipate longer stock deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Tobaco
Cochiti
Montana Coke and Coal Co
Bingham
London
Bank of England
Rolston & Bass
Rockefeller
Atchison Railroad and Mining Securities Ledger
A dated bank statement lists securities including Union Pacific and American Sugar Beet with unlisted options, along with mining listings Arcadian Boston and Montana and Santa Fe. It provides capital stock paid in, undivided profits, notes rediscounted, deposits, and a sworn cashier’s affidavit from Fred H. Ela on December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Pfd
Isis
St. Ry
Union Pacific
Aay
Arcadian
Bingham
Boston
Montana
Butte & Boston
Cochiti
Franklin
Mitorl
Santa Fe
Santa Ysabel
Amer Bel Tel
Am. Steel & Wire
East
Boston Land
Federal Steel
U.S. Rubber
Silus Land
TATE
Massachusetts
Mipplesex
Ss. i
Fred H. Ela
Coburn
Appison Putnam
A. Burrnics
Gro. W. Firterp
Lus Fund
Csss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Hamilton Taylor
William Foster
E. R. Wirt
Lavern Harrington
Apollo
Wirt
Foster and Sturtevant
George E. Burns
Minnie L. Harrington
F. M. Short
A. L. Gray
W. A. Thomas
Ethel Ripley
Eva Lombard
Grace Farrell
Lillian Wood
Mabel Hunt
Carrie Philbrick
Elizabeth Thorne
Lila Clark
Lena Pearl
Ethel Pearl
Kate McRachern
Ella Lewis
Sylvia Wotton
Grace Brown
Mercy Brown
Georgie Storey
Passport Entertainment
Hiighland M. BE
R. L. Day & CO
Atlas National Bank
National Shawmut Bank
Dedham National Bank
Ded- 1Oo
Massachusetts Loud Co
Euseges Ee Dace Ein
National Car Co
Beast Ae Fountain Co
Neonee LE. & T. Fairbanks & Co
Cece Aghtee F
Michigan
Boylston Street Land Co
Eastern Railroad
Sennence Ee
Cedar Rapids & “Missouri River Railroad
Bates Pitefacturing Co
Lancaster Millsl
Gas” ‘Light Co
Erie Telegraph & Alephone Co
Cott. Trust
Michigan Telephone Co
Croup
Johnson
J. S. Johnson & CO
Custom House Street
Mass
First Congregational
Chelmsford
Congregational Society
Soft Market
Washington
Uucus
Jay
P. c
American Sugar Refining Company
Congress
House
New York
Kright, Sears & Co
Eli Lils Z
Amer
Sugar Bet
Isie Royale New
Old Dominion
Chicago
Burtington & Quincy
Corey, Walliken & Co
Exchange
Presscott National Bank OF
Lowell
U.S
U. S
Ocneoce
Total
State of Massachusetts
Frederick Blanchard
Chas. W. Eaton
J. Adams BartLerr
Cras
A. Stort
Dante Gaer
Appleton National Bank
U.S. Internal Revenue
Lawry
Monray Reseyve
Traders National Bank
U.S. K
State of
Middlesex
T. William FP. Hills
William FP. Hills
Arthur ST. J. Whiting
Ornesto O. Greenwoon
James H. Minvs
Asa
Russenn
Osaascee
National Banks
Ractio
Apercurrenc
Geaien
Csorgsne
Spocie
Seesseeceseve
Secesso Eie
Malpplesex
I. Co
Goulding
Frank Coburn
G. W. Knowlton
Frank H. Haynes
T. J. McDonato
First National Bank OF Lowell
Lawrut
Mippiesex
John F. Sawyer
J. FP. Sawyer
J. C. Annorr
Frederick P. Marenn
Water L. Parker
Japan
Pillsbury’s Best
T. J. M'Donald
Turms Bay
Courier
Citizen Office
the Courier-Citizen
SenOraklt
Arthur J. Cummiskey
Merrimack Street
G. Pollard & CO
Voc
Amd Soc
A. G Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Liddie Streets
P. F. Devine
Merrimack St
W. T. Griffin
Appleton Street
Meadowcroft Street
Selabs
John. P. Quinn
Dix St
Gorham St
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