Chelmsford Man Hurt In Wagon Crash And Runaway
Charles Stearns, brother of James F. Stearns of Westlands, was thrown from his wagon near Centre on Monday night, suffering severe injuries including a scalp wound, missing ear part, and a broken arm. William Ley bruised as horse ran away. Mr Lee dragged in harness, leg injuries.
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Jenness Street
Literary Union
Roberta H. Greenleaf
George MacDonald
F. H. Bachelder
Westford Street
Lowell City Hospital
Central Congregational Church
Alleyne Ireland
Charles Stearns
James F. Stearns
Dalton
Golden Cove
Westlands
J. P. Emerson
Oscar Robbins
Carlisle
Henry A. Jones
Pelham
N. H
William M. Lee
Lowell Road
Howard
Cole
Lee
Lowell
Christmas festival planned by St Catherine's parish children
In Graniteville the children of St Catherine's parish including Forge Village residents plan a Christmas festival with a church tree and presents from Santa Claus. A school supervised entertainment will be staged under Sunday school teachers with Rev Edmund T Schofield backing the effort.
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St. Catherine's Parish
Forge Village
St. Catherine's
Edmund T. Schofield
Rice
Boston & Maine Railroad
Court Westford
George Ewings
L. M. Farnham & Co
How's Your Hair We Beg To Announce In Lowell
Lowell residents are told a new hair treatment named Dr Wilson's Life to the Hair is now available. Marketed as based on Sir Erasmus Wilson's scalp prescription, the remedy promises to revive hair on bald heads and to avoid a greasy finish. Cornelia Stevens of Boston handles orders.
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Lowell
Erasmus Wilson
England
Wilson
Dr. Wilson
Cornelia Stevens
Smith Avenue
Boston
Royal Arcanum Rates Defend Raise At Local Assembly
Grand Chaplain John J. Hogan defended the new assessment rates to a large Arcadian delegation at Mathew hall. He warned of a $277,000 annual deficit and a looming $2,000,000 emergency fund threat, urging members to accept changes while contrasting with troubled old line insurers. Regent John Meehan and ex-member Ivory M. Hanson joined the discussion as others spoke, and re‑statement blanks were offered for those returning. The meeting closed with a collation amid low council retention.
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Order
John J. Hogan
Royal Arcanum
Supreme Council
Mathew Hall
Hogan
Old Line
New York City
Arcanums
The
Arcanum
North Billerica
John Meehan
Ivory M. Hanson
Hanson
North Billerica Baptist Church
Miss O'Leary
Children’s Home
Lowell
Christian Endeavor
Baptist Church
Christian Endeavorers
Edward O'Toole
Grange to discuss annexation benefits to Lowell
Tewksbury Grange will meet Friday evening at the Grange hall for annual officer elections followed by a discussion on whether Tewksbury benefits from annexation to Lowell. The event also notes local diphtheria cases and a town hall dance by the Blondes troupe.
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Grange
Lowell
Grange Hall
Tewksbury
William Jones
Alvine Goodwin
Clark
Henry Mason
C. Tingtey
B. F. Spaulding
Fennie Spaulding
Min Spauldre
Spaulding
Annie Gale
Edward Scott
Boston
John Gale
Henry Morrie
Richmond
Billerica Social Club Meets at Mina Daker Home
The Weymesit club gathered at Mies Mina Daker's Tuesday evening. Programs included solos by Mine Blatkie and a violin piece by Olim Greenwood, readings by Miss Jeanette Fol som, and vocal numbers. A social hour followed with refreshments.
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Weymesit
Mies Mina Daker
Alfred Rues
Harry Wright
Jeanette Folsom
Olim Greenwood
Eames
Hattie
Clarence Martin
John Hayes
Miss Molly
Steer & Wiere
Denton
Ohie
John Symmes
Westford Committees Meet Selectmen Over Electric Rail
A 12 member Grange committee and a five member Discussion club panel met the Westford selectmen to discuss the Fitchburg electric road. Town leaders favor a Graniteville spur and aim to keep the Lowell and Fitchburg line to its franchise. The groups pledge cooperation to ensure the road honors its contract or face court. Also noted were a brakeman death at poor farm crossing, a large New England Telephone wiring project, and local births.
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Grange
Graniteville
Lowell
A. G. Rice
Somerville
Charles A. Rice
Poor Farm Crossing
Westford
George A. Kimball
Miranda Luce
J. D. Wilson
Dracut Ladies Aid elect officers at large meeting
The Hillside Church Ladies Aid Society elected officers for the coming year at a well attended meeting hosted by Mrs. George H. Stevens. New officers are Mrs. Silas R. Coburn president, Mrs. George H. Stevens vice president, Mrs. F. W. Sanborn secretary and treasurer, with James F. Drury and Mrs. Gertrude Weaver noted among attendees. A cake sale plan was announced for Lowell as part of society activities.
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Ladies Aid Society
Hillside Congregational Church
George H. Stevens
Silas R. Coburn
F. W. Sanborn
James F. Drury
Low Neil
Gertrude Weaver
Dracut
Lev. Owen James
Dracut Centre Congregational Church
Mr. James
Drury
Calvin Richardson
Lowell
Pelham Town Social Notes and Transfers
Pelham community notes record Ernest L. Overtock leaving for Haverhill to head skating operations there, Stanley Stewart replacing him at the Salem car barn, and Mel Woodbury closing his Nashua roller rink. Local gatherings, household moves, and routine ailments surface as residents prepare for a long winter season.
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Ernest L. Overtock
Pelham Car Barn
Haverhill
Overtock
Stanley Stewart
Salem Car Barn
Mr. Olock
Mel Woodbury
Nashua
Ben
Cutter
Avery M. Jones
Frank Carleton
Will Maresh
Weir
Y Cempere
Ernest Rite
Dr. Hyde
Bose
Tonight at Central Congo Church in Castmsford
Tonight at Central Congo Church in Castmsford a community gathering brings together residents for worship, fellowship, and a brief program. Attendees are invited to participate in the song service and prayer.
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Central Congo
Castmsford
Two G M Bowlers Secure Four Points in Double Header
B. & M. bowlers kept busy last night in a double header and won four points while Wannaland fell by 71 pins. Olympics triumphed with two points. Hamel rolled 28 and Cole contributed for B. & M. as scores across the league show B. & M. leading foes with a 17% total, five points to seven.
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Wannaland
Sis
Iit
Uinee
Hamel
B. Cole
Wae
Catholic Bowling League Match Report
In a Cothette league clash the Mathews captured three straight frames to secure a narrow win over their opponents. The contest featured competitive play and swing moments as both sides aimed for advantage.
New Princeton Captain Chosen
Princeton New Jersey elects Herbert Lowell Dillon of Fitchburg Mane as captain for the football team. The selection follows the removal of former captain Cooney who declined to be nominated. Dillon, 71 years old, 190 pounds, 5 feet 11 inches, has played on the eleven for three years.
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Princeton
N. J
Dee
Herbert Lowell Dilien
Fitchburg
Mane
Cooney
Yale
Dillon
Prize Winners at Rollaway
The Centrallie Hellaway crowded test night for the races where much interest was shown.
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Rollaway
Centrallie
Hellaway
Baseball Gossip and Manager Changes Across Memphis
The Diamond reports Charley Babb, formerly with Brooklyn, negotiating with Memphis. Easeh, Little Rock’s catcher, offered terms to manage the 196 Travelers. Louis Whistler resigns from Memphis to return to St Louis. Bob Gilks of Shreveport slated to manage Memphis next season. Dun retires after wintering in San Jose with funds from years of service. Eddie Beecher, Memphis third baseman, drafted by Baltimore, vows to play on the Pacific coast next season but Baltimore holds first call.
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Charley Babb
Brooklyn
Memphis
Easeh
Little Rock
Travelers
Louis Whistler
Mem
St. Louis
Bob Gilks
Shreveport
Mempis
Dung
Dun
San Jose
Briefenstein
New Orleans
Farrell
Charlie Frank
Eddie Beecher
Baltimore
Beecher
Pacific Coast
Marylanders
The Destings vs Ure Jaen Tem Beit Association Match
A fragmented report outlines a rugby or soccer match setup with teams named Destings and Ure Jaen Tem Beit Association, with mentions of players Fuilbeck Bamford Yel and Carey Hyde Dalten Ritchie Moyte and others. Kickoff is noted at 2 lines, but the article text is incomplete.
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Ure Jaen Tembe — It Association
Batu
Fuilbeck
Bamford
Yel
D N Carey
Hyde
Dalten
Ritchie
Moyte
Remerves
deCaustans
Tlantty
Brown's New Football Captain Named at Brown University
Victor Schwartz, quarterback from Newark New Jersey, named captain of Brown University varsity football team after three seasons as quarterback. Announcement made in Providence Rhode Island on December 6.
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Providence
Victor Schwarta G
Newark
N. J
Momar
He Yarn
Spa
Basketball Notes Spotlight Amateur Champs Dance Night
The Lowell notes describe the amateur basketball champions from three years ago hosting a dance on Middle Street. Former team members attend, with many now in managerial roles shaping the event atmosphere and activities.
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Lowell
Founten
Mechen
Joe Ball
Middle Street
Ae Teem
Genere
Boxing Cards and Matches Stir California Plans
Hugo Kelley faces Young Mahoney in Indianapolis on December 11. California may host a Britt versus Sullivan bout while Nolan backs Nelson in wrestling and Hackenschmidt battles Nelson in Cleveland. Frisco plans Eddie Hanton versus Dick Hyland with a hefty receipts guarantee. Amateur bouts eyed by the ABA with Chicago Athletic Association events slated Saturday night. Brill of Harvard exits football to study more for college earnings.
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Hugo Kelley
Young Mahoney
Indianapolis
California
Jimmy Britt
Mike
Sullivan Nolan
Nelson
Cleveland
Young Hackenschmidt
Empire Theatre
Hackenschmidt
Frisco
Eddie Hanton
Dick Hyland
Chicago Association
Chicago Athletic Association
Brill
Harvard
Looney Edges McDermott In Rink Race At Eute
Frank Looney won a 50 lap race at the Eute rink over Thomas McDermott in front of a large crowd. McDermott led after the sixth lap but fell, prompting Looney to seize the advantage as they prepare for a rematch against Quincy’s champion at the Elite rink midweek.
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Frank Looney
Thomas McDermott
Eute
Looney
McDermott
Quincy
Two boys injured in Ohio cartridge mill blast
In Chagrin Falls near Palle Junction, a cartridge machine exploded as workers left the Austin Cartridge Company plant. The blast injured two boys and caused a cave in. Investigators cordon off the site as emergency crews respond to the incident.
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Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Austin Cartridge Company
Palle Junction
Reduced Rates to Southern Winter Re The Paltome 36S Otteraliread
The notice advertises lower fares for travel from Veneat Waters Reston to Jacksonvinle and return options. It lists discounts on a southern winter route with limited dates and carriers, inviting passengers to book soon.
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Otteraliread
Reston
Jacksonvinle
Reture
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