Christmas sales and auctions light up Lowell town
The Lowell Daily Courier notes several holiday appeals and sales. A. H. Cluer advertises imported cigars at 7-20-4. Grand Bazaar at Huntington hall tonight funds Soldiers' Monument. Dusty & Co. show furniture at bottom prices. Egyptian brooches sold 2 for 25c or 15c each. Banjo and dance event at Soldiers' Monument Fair with Miss Perrin's pupils. Lonergan offers double stamps with shoe and rubber sale. Wood's branch features diamonds and watches by M. F. Wood and Charles W. Durant, noted jewelry experts.
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A. H. Cluer
Bridge Street
Huntington Hall
Soldiers’ Monument Association
PF. J. Dusty &Co
Mr. Houston
Ellingwood
M. L. T. Banjo
Mandolin & Glee Club
Miss Perrin
Soldiers’ Monument
J. J. Lonergan
Dutton Street
Lowell
Wood
Merrimack Street
M. F. Wood
Charles W. Durant
Local Notices and Social Rounds From Westford to Fletcher
Friends report W B Blanchard of Westford Street recovering slowly from a serious illness. Alexander Fecteau Jr. of the city farm visits relatives in Canada. Rev Ralph Gillam leads services in South Hadley with many Mount Holyoke students attending. Mrs Badger hosts a School Street gathering with popcorn candy fruit and music by Mrs Badger and Miss Jennie Sylvester. Patrolman John T Whittaker suffers rheumatism at his Tilden Street home. Miss Audrey MacPhee of Pleasant Street announces engagement to Carroll Pingree of Fletcher Street to be married late December. Enoch A Lunn of C I Hood's is confined by a serious indisposition.
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W. B. Blanchard
Westford Street
Alexander Fecteau, Jr
City Farm
Canada
Ralph Gillam
South Hadley
Mount Holyoke College
Audrey MacPhee
Pleasant Street
Carroll Pingree
Fletcher Street
Enoch A. Lunn
C. I. Hood's
Branch Street tabernacle reopens with renovated interior
The Branch Street tabernacle auditorium, closed for six weeks for repairs, will resume worship this Sunday with $1200 invested in renovations. The interior now features a hardwood floor and refreshed walls and ceiling. Sunday programs include morning and evening organ preludes, solos by Miss Carmichael and Miss Milner, anthems by Gounod and Schnecker, and a sermon by Charles H. Hartley, organizer and director.
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Branch Street Tabernacle
Buck
Margaret Carmichael
Dubois
Mozart
Gounod
Florence Milner
Spinney
The Winters Night Club Meets Again in Wilson Homes
The Winter's Night Club held its second meeting Thursday evening at 535 Beacon Street the Wilson home. All members attended with comic storytelling and a repast served by Mrs. Wilson assisted by Grace Wilson, Mrs. Leadbetter, and Bessie Hunton. The next gathering will be at Miss Minnie Wilson's Cambridge Street home.
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A. B. Wilson
Beacon Street
Wilson
Grace Wilson
Leadbetter
Bessie Hunton
Louis Wilson
Albert Wilson
Minnie Wilson
Cambridge Street
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cures Rheumatism Says Readers
An old advertisement claims rheumatism recedes only temporarily with lotions and liniments and urges correcting the acid blood condition. It attributes relief to Hood’s Sarsaparilla and touts thousands of cures.
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Hood
First Prize in Charlestown Drill Falls to Company C
Every regiment in the state represented in Charlestown drill at Roughan hall. Fourteen squads from as many military companies competed for a loving cup, with Company C of Lowell winning and Company M placing third. Corporals Rivet and Dewar led their squads, while officers from multiple regiments judged the event.
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Roughan Hall
City Square
Charlestown
Lowell
Company C—Corp. Rivet Commanding
Flanagan
Going
Mitchell
Father John's Medicine touted by Nelson Smith
From Annapolis dated August 7 Nelson Simms says Father John’s Medicine cured his heavy cold and helped his health. He notes no colds or rheumatism since taking it and signs his testimony at 159 South Street Annapolis.
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Nelson Simms
Annapolis
Father John
Nelson Smith
South Street
Opera Houses Big Show Promises Spectacle and Stars
The Opera House nightly program features The Road to Ruin and Led Astray with Humbug and a brilliant coronation screen. Viscount d Hauterives presents the Passion Play for St. Peter's church and Fenberg stock company headlines all next week with a strong cast including Miss McNeil Mallory Bros. & Brooks Grace Halliday Cressie Canada Eva Gray and Will J. Kennedy in a seven act specialty department.
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England
Opera House
Viscount d Hauterives
Lowell
St. Peter's Church
Fenberg Stock Company
McNeil
Mallory Bros. & Brooks
Grace Halliday
Cressie Canada
Eva Gray
Almer Chester Co
Will J. Kennedy
Casto Theatre Presents Bright Children’s Day Bill
Tomorrow at the Casto theatre the children’s day programme features Nelson and Milledge in Officer Gogan a top comedy with the Todd Judge Family offering acrobatic feats and Little Leonie a favorite with the youngsters Free Green stamps accompany orchestra tickets at matinees two per ticket and five at evening shows.
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Casto Theatre
Nelson and
Milledge
Officer Grogan
Casto
Todd-Judge
Leonie
Boston Symphony violinist Krafft to headline local recital
Herr Krafft of the Boston Symphony Orchestra is a premier star set to perform for a city audience at Huntington hall Sunday afternoon. The program blends early and modern operatic themes, featuring 75 orchestra members who have mastered challenging pieces. Proceeds benefit the Day Nursery fund, with further details in another column.
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Herr Krafft
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Huntington Hall
Bargains at Mrs Hartford's Hat Shop on John Street
Mrs Rose Jordan Hartford offered trimmed hats at her John Street store last week. Hats were priced at 3.98 though worth more, drawing a large crowd. She plans further stock reductions and displays late style hats in windows at unusually low prices.
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Rose Jordan Hartford
John St
Keith's Theatre Hosts John Craig Vaudeville Debut
Keith's Theatre will draw many new patrons the week of December 14 as John Craig, former Castle Square leading man, makes a temporary vaudeville debut in Gilbert's The Doctor with Mary Young Craig. The gala Monday program features Marshall P Wilder, the Sandor trio, gymnasts, Merton, Downs, and other acts, followed by Baker and Lynn in The Electric Boy and Julian Rose. Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen advertised at Lawler's.
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Keith's
Model Playhouse
John Craig
Castle Square Theatre
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