Phelps Sale Exhibits Brigham Water-Colors And Phelps Oils
Exhibition at Glidden building featured William Preston Phelps oil canvases of Monadnock and surrounding country and Brigham watercolors. The 45 paintings sold largely below studio values, with prices from $12 to $81, many bringing Lowell buyers desirable works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Preston Phelps
Monadnock
Glidden
Lowell
Boston
HE. B. Conant
John Coggeshall
Noicture
Dublin
N. H
Stone Pond
Marlborough
Beech Woods
Perkins Pond
Troy
Phelps
Daugh
Brigham Exhibits Watercolor Landscapes at Westford Street
Edward S. Brigham presents his first exhibit of watercolors and fruit studies at 239 Westford Street. He studied in oil under Mrs Phelps and paints familiar Merrimack and Concord river scenes. Works, unframed, are priced from 1.50 to 8 dollars, appealing to moderate budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Brigham
Westford Street
Mr. Brigham
Mrt
Phelps
Merrimack
Concord
Stony Brook
Tyngsborough
North Chelmsford
Pelham
Lowell
Brigham
Mirrors price drop at A. W. Dows & Co
A. W. Dows & Co. cut mirrors from 29 cents to 2 dollars and 75 cents, reflecting a notable price adjustment in their goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Dows & Co
Refund Promise on Tar Syrup Bottles by Local Firms
A printed card lists undersigned firms including A. W. Dows & Co and F. H. Butler offering refunds if Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. They guarantee 80 cent and 20 cent bottles with money-back guarantees, naming multiple local sellers and pharmacists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene’s
A. W. Dows & Co
F. P. Moody
A. B. Moors
Ellingwood & Co
H. Butler
Rochette & Delisle
BE. F. McEvoy
Brunnelle Pharmacy
Carleton
French Club Social and Whist Gatherings in Pawtucketville
French American News items describe the Club La Matinee gathering at Mrs. Parthenais home on Grand street with whist prizes won by Mrs. Beaulieu and Mrs. Jean, a New Year Eve reception planned, and a detailed report on club officers and future events. The Club Social de Pawtucketville celebrated Vital Robert’s election as overseer of the poor with speeches, a banquet planned for January, and member additions. The Passe Temps whist team defeated the Citoyens Americains 625 to 483 to retain the title, with 40 deals played. The French Carpenters' union elected officers, with installation next week, and Fr. Audibert, OML, returned from Somerville after a retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Wm. A. Parthenais
Grand Street
John H. Beaulieu
Auguste H. Jean
Parthenais
Club Social de
Pawtucketville
Vital Robert
Overseer of the
Robert
Alfred Morissette
Prosper Cossette
Joseph Provost
L. C. Gelinas
Napoleon L. Milot
Rodrigué Descheneaux
Emile Gelinas
Arthur
Ernest Genest
Rodrigue Deschenédaux
Frederic Theriault
Rosaire Tourangeau
Passe Temps
Citoyens Americains
Citoyens
Horace Lefebvre
Oliver Dery
The
Building Fund Supper At Branch Street Church
Nearly 200 attendees enjoyed a long supper at Highland hall raised for church building repairs. The event featured a large menu, a varied program with piano and zither solos, recitations, and an evening meal for guests including a Royal Arcanum group visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Hall
Branch Street Tabernacle
Richard Gumb
Q. A. Foster
Lewis Robinson
W. A. Morse
O. Smith
George O. Hutchins
Frank Fletcher
Frank E. Johnson
L. M. Bowen
John N. Deane
Goddard
John Talford
Bennett D. Charron
Charles D. Paige
Agatha W. Winney
John R. Whitaker
Royal Arcanum
Boll Weevil Special Session Called in Louisiana
Gov Heard urged action in Baton Rouge as boll weevil damage to Texas crops sneaks toward the cotton belt. Estimates place losses at 15 to 50 million dollars, with a plan for a commissioners board or empowered agriculture board to enforce laws. A bill implementing the plan was introduced and likely to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Texas
Board of Commissioners
State Board of Agriculture
Commissioner of Agriculture
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Fair Notes
Long list of Booth chairs and committees for a Soldiers and Sailors Monument Fair. Describes subcommittees, booths run by post and relief corps, pink and green decor, a Christmas table by the Veteran's Protective League, and plans for concerts by the M. L. T. banjo group and Miss L. Blanche Perrin's dancing pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dodge
Frank A. Boyle
Frank Hotchkiss
W. H. Hart
William Goodwin
William Fairweather
J. W. Greig
William Jelly
J. A. Phillips
W. J. Carey
B. F. Butler
Jas. P. Fowler
Charles A. Chute
Geo. E. Worthen
R. O. Adams
H. M. Quinn
Chas, Nelson
Elizabeth T. Bean
Julia Wenden
Margaret Flanagan
Frederick Zesewitz
Mark L. Knowlton
F. E. Mazuzon
Ida B. Howard
Chester Goodwin
Lucius Derby
Guess
J. W. Bruce
Gertrude Huntley
Mary Smith
Annie Teel
George Teel
Flowers
Chas. Marshall
T. M. Pickles
E. Goodwin
James E. Garfield
Pest
Women's Relief Corps
C. Smiley
E. R. Fife
W. H. Clark
Relief Corps
Mary E. Smith
Annie E. Tuttle
Frank
Pevey
Jonas W. Wilson
Wm. H. Worcester
Albert I. Gilman
Christina Clough
Addie E. Emerson
Emma A. Gilman
Eliza A. Potter
Sarah A. Peabody
Lillian F. Murphy
Mary E. Hamblett
Anna M. Stone
Lucilla M. Downs
Mary Dearborn
Josie Pearson
Abbie M. Ford
Veteran's Protective League
James P. Maxfield
George H. Richardson
Nellie LeVigne
Ellen Pearsons
Katie Tilton
Robert W. Mountford
Walter Atwood
Emma Fowler
M. L. T. Banjo, Mandolin and Glee Club
L. Blanche Perrin
Boston Sunday Post Christmas issue to feature color printing
The Boston Sunday Post announces a Christmas edition next Sunday December 13 with color electrotype and half tone printing in New England. The 64 page issue will include four color sections and will cost 6 cents retail. The paper notes wholesale prices to dealers remain low but profits will not be reduced for newsboys and newsdealers.
Boston Sunday Post Announces 5 Cent Price and Big Expansion
The paper will begin the big Christmas issue next Sunday at five cents per copy. Sales are already over 180000 weekly and are expected to rise. The enlarged edition will be at least 64 pages with four color sections. New attractions and expensive features will be added, making it the most attractive Boston Sunday newspaper New England has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Sunday Post
Boston Post
New England
Post
Boston
The
Sunday Post
Bellevue Club Concert Ends With Large Attendance And Souvenir Contest
The Bellevue club held its fifth annual concert and party at Associate hall last night. A varied program featured contralto Helen I Brennan cornet H R Baker and others with encores requested. A unique souvenir contest offered a silk umbrella to the winner who spotted a typographical error in an advertisement. Officers included Richard D. Henry as general manager Fred M. Flaherty asst general manager and William F. Gately as floor marshal among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Club
Associate Hall
Helen I. Brennan
H. R. Baker
James H. Gannon
Leonard Galloway
Alice Bagley
Charles Sturtevant
Martin H. Maguire
Richard D. Henry
Fred M. Flaherty
William F. Gately
Daniel J. Sullivan
Thomas Slowey
Aids
John J. Henry
Charles McGrail
Thomas McFadden
Ioe Barris
Martin H. McGuire
Thomas Coleman
Walter E. Flaherty
Arthur A. McQuade
James Burns
Joseph McDonald
John W. Sharkey
John V. Donoghue
Marines to Recruit Extra Battalion for Isthmian Waters
Washington reports an extra battalion of marines will be recruited and kept ready should reinforcement be needed for Isthmian waters. If summoned, the Yankes are expected to transport the additional marines amid heightened defense concerns. Scrap books at Lawler's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Isthmian
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Uncle Sam
Ned Ball
the Union Shoe
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Uncle Sam Shoemakers
Mass
Uncle Sam Shoe Store
Cor
Prescott & Central Sts
Lowell Coal Co
Thorndike St
Central St
Phelps Sale
Ter
Hayward
New York Cloak and Suit Co
John Street
Carpenters’ Union
Amedee Genest
Jos. E. Marcotte
Emile Joyal
Amedee Marcotte
Ferdinand Gadbois
Elzear Michelin
J. B. Banville
Napoleon Grondines
Fr. Audibert
Somerville
Convent of the Little Sisters of the Poor
FOR Building Fund
Ladies of
Branch Street Church
Boll Weevil
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Christmas Sunday Post
Rose Peterson
Parkdale Tennis Club
Chicago
Ydia E. Pinkham
Hannah E. Mershon
Collingswood, N. J
Sirs. Pinkham
Fannie Kumpe
Mrs. Provxnan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fanntz
Moi. Co
Lynn, Mass
Lawler’s
Bartlett & Dow
Central Street
Harry Raynes
Fanicure
A.W
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