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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1899

Page

8

Tompkins Hired Man produced in Middlesex County event

In Middlesex County a three act comedy titled Tompkins Hired Man will be presented with curtain at o clock and supper in the lower hall from 6 to 8. A revised entertainments note omits Miss Wells and names Miss Chase as duettist. Thanksgiving reunions are noted along with marriages and local social updates.

Pearl Proctor Ena Bancroft Albert Flint Belle Perham Wallace Butterfield Jesse Butterfield William Brown Grace Daly May Hadley James Danforth Nenie Pernam Fanny Wright Otis Wright Annie Andrews Benjamin Lawrence Abbie Butterfield Mary Bennett Herbert Hodgman Ophelia Brown Ina Butterfield

Town sewing school forms with local leadership

Enthusiastic women organize a sewing school for town girls with Mrs L B Voorhees as president and other officers including Mrs Dr Winslow secretary and Mrs Geo D Jefferson treasurer. The first meeting is set for Saturday December 16 likely in the Butler building.

Chelmsford Central Congregational fair backs December program

The Chelmsford fair night drew a large crowd amid ideal December weather. A lucrative supper and cake tables followed by an auditorium program featuring Mrs A Warren, WN Hubert Bearce, Mr Cushman, Miss Grace Litchfield, and Mr Bartlett drew approval. The Raynes arrive for winter in Littleton street. Adams ill with pneumonia but improving. whist tournament set for Thursday afternoon at the town hall.

Chelmsford Central Congregational Church A. Warren Howard T. Adams Russell Place R. F. Emerson

Gold Dust Washing Powder Makes Labor Easier

A fragment from a vintage ad claims washing becomes less tiresome as labor is halved and results improve when using Gold Dust Washing Powder.

Thanksgiving family reunions at local homes

Thanksgiving Day saw large family gatherings at several homes. Notably, C. E. B. A. Bartlett, Mrs. Octavian L. Parkhurst, Mrs. Sarah Hazen, H. P. Davis, and P. P. Perham hosted reunions, with the supper and hospital board seating led by a 24-person sitter.

Unitarian Society C. EB. A. Bartlett Octavian L. Parkhurst Sarah Hazen H. P. Davis P. P. Perham

Sermon and social rounds mark village Thanksgiving observances

Rev W C Geyer preached on the superiority of Christianity over other faiths from Matt 11 29 30 to a large audience. A rich Thanksgiving family gathering included many out of town relatives at several homes. Debates on trusts drew a near split vote 36 35 in favor of prohibition with negative defense praised. Upcoming events include a military terms debate, a corn supper with Rev Bernard Copping, and a Christmas style music program by local groups with Miss Ida Brooks.

W. C. Geyer Mr. Moore Plymouth Elmer Parker Ruth Salem A. Warren Parkhurst Joseph Parkhurst Will Magoon Alfred Parkhurst Lester Hamblett Pope Fitchburg Will Pope Boston Horace Hamblett W. C. Edwards Perry Westford Grange

North Chelmsford Hosts Canadian Guests

Mr and Mrs Joseph Stanton of Chaffey's Locks Ontario visit Mr and Mrs Geo A Warley in North Chelmsford Tickets are on sale for the Lady Minstrels entertainment at the town hall on Wednesday and Thursday evenings Dec 13 and 14 at 745 pm Mrs C Frank Butterfield's two children Nellie and Hazel ill with scarlet fever Mr and Mrs Harriet Trombly and daughter Faith visited Rev S S Briant of Westboro

Joseph Stanton Chaffey’s Locks Ontario Canada Geo. A. Warley Town Hall C. Frank Butterfield Nellie Hazel Harriet Trombly Faith S. S. Briant Westboro

Reverend Enslin to Lead West Medford Baptist Church

Rev. Mr. Enslin of West Medford accepts call to be pastor here and will begin January 1. He is expected to preach next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Conroy visited friends in Milford New Hampshire. The Orthodox society plans a town hall fair and supper on December 8 with music and readings by Miss Baxter of Boston. Monson G Millett and Jennie E Miller wed at the Congregational parsonage Thanksgiving Eve and will winter in town. Mrs. E B Adams had all her children home for Thanksgiving Day.

L. B. Voorhees Dr. Winslow Geo. D. Jefferson Charles D. Gerrish John Lawrence Barr Butler Building EB. M. Whittemon Door of Hope Congregational Church Musical Association A. M. Crane Norman Shattuck Whiting Street Frederick Mansfield Joseph Mansfield Washington E. S. Clark Post Murphy BE. P. Shumway Putnam Mr. Enslin West Medford Baptist Church George E. Conroy Milford N. H A. P. Hager Frank Ironwood Mich John Gardner Mass Wife Orthodox Society Town Hall Miss Baxter Boston Monson G. Millett Jennie E. Miller E. B. Adams Unitarian Church Mr. Simons Frederic A. Morry Butterworth Lowell Louise Hawes Harvist Alice Dodge Theresa Dodge School of Grace L. Knowles Birdie Olivia Norcross Mary I. Morey Lottie Cowdry Gentlman Alice Jones Grace Fitch Elsie Casey Annie F. Dodge Morey Vermont Lok Haven Orthodox Congregational D. W. Hardy Nehemiah vii Arthur Syvmmes Christian Endeavor Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor Robert J. King Helen M. Kelton Everett S. Bull H. A. King Dana H. Spiller H. M. Kelton A. B. Hall Ladies’ Benevolent Society Sidney A. Bull William H. King Greenwood Charles Alvin Wright Frank R. Holden

Local Mrs Stoneomb and Others Enter Nursing News

Mrs Stoneomb remains in critical condition after severe facial and neck scalding. Mrs Fitz shows slow improvement after extended illness. Mrs C B Divoll continues listed as sick with unspecified duration.

Jim Stoneomb Fitz C. B. Divoll

Antiquarian Society Meeting in Historic Boston Concord Visit Discussed

The Antiquarian society met in district court rooms with Thomas Todd presiding as president absent. A letter from the United States Historical Society announced their December Boston and Concord visit. A jury panel for December term Cambridge Superior Court included William Bulger and BE L Tuttle. Woolen mills dispute halts contractor work and fire at Darius Condit’s barn injures 16 cows. funeral of Asa Calief held Tuesday.

The Antiquarian Society District Court Rooms Thomas Todd United States Historical Society Boston Concord William Bulger BE. L. Tuttle Cambridge Darius Condit’s Asa Calief

Westford Grange hosts Tyngsboro guests and academy paper debut

Westford grange hosts an evening including guests from Dra cut and Tewksbury in Tyngsboro with intellectual social and physical feast aims. The Academy Observer published by Westford Academy students invites public support. A Christmas sale at the Congregational church features a baby show with prizes for the youngest and heaviest babies, plus a Shakespeare burlesque Place aux Dames performed by regional performers and musical numbers, with standard sale items available.

Grange Tyngsboro Dracut Tewksbury Tyngsboro Grange Academy Observer Westford Academy Congregational Church Place Aux Dames Litchfield Staples and Haskell Chelmsford Miss Woodworth Lowell Grace C. Litchfield Harriet Woodworth Henry W. Brown

Local library work, grange program, and town notices

Thanksgiving progress on the Lawrence library roof shows copper and iron ornament installation. Prescott grange hosts a Friday program with Lucy Blood and others guiding the school, followed by a grange report and a funny story roll call. Read Widow Brown slated for Tarbell’s on Dec. 11.

Lawrence Prescott Grange Lucy B. Blood Ethelyn L. Hinckley Sarah S. Blood Mary Carter Blood

Nashua violinist and local events headline town notes

Nashua features the celebrated violinist Nashua and a list of town happenings. The Cyclone club rehearses the Bacheloor rig while new recruits join the Old Maids Convent. A Bronzé marker will honor Col William Prescott. Local football at Riverside Park ends 47 to 0 with Corridane White sustaining a wrist injury. A ball and oyster supper in Hollis draws many youths. Main Street road works noted by residents.

Nashua Cyclone Club Massachusetts Society of the G. A. R William Prescott William A. Tuck Riverside Park Townsends Pépperelis Townesnds Corridane White Albert C. White Hollis N. H

Memorial Notice and Community Happenings in Town

The death of James Edwin Page in Franklin Park mourns Thanksgiving day for the Morey family. Guests include Gertrude Savage of New York and Miss Sadie Reed of Goffstown. Rev. Simons preaches on The Root of Courage. Unitarian Sunday school concert noted with Misses Dodge and Morey leading. Church sales, socials, and youth society elections are listed with schedule details.

James Edwin Page Franklin Park Morey Page Gertrude Savage New York Minot Simons Joel Baldwin Tewksbury Charles A. Drew Newton N. D. P. Foster Somerville Jerome Peirce Cambridge Sadie Reed Goffstown N. H Evans Margie Hill South Billerica Miss Hill Howe Moses Joshua God Egypt Jordan Philippines Lfe

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Middlesex County Boxborough Miss Wells Miss Chase B. S. Hager Simeon Wetherbee C. H. Burroughs S. P. Dodges N. E. Whitcomb Blanche Bezanson Mr. Yuill S. E. Perkins E. C. Mead Ayer Groton N. K. Fairbank Company Chicago St.Louis Moston West Chelmsford Bernard Copping Acton Christian Endeavor Society Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club Ida Brooks North Chelmsford Littleton Dunstable Gail Borden EAGLE Able En*s Condensed Milk Co Kine Westford Billerica Israel Jesus Lowell Exchange New Eng. Telephone & Telegraph Co Just Leighton Bros Central Street van Houten O’donnell & Gilbride Go Gloria Mens Wi.coe
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