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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1901

Page

7

Boston and Maine Train Service Lowell to Boston

Boston and Maine Railroad outlines trains between Lowell and Boston with schedules and routing details for daily service. The notice emphasizes connection options, potential timetable changes, and contact points for passenger inquiries.

Trains Updated on New Flaven Hartford Route

New York and Hartford R R announces schedule changes effective October 27. From Lowell Middlesex Street depot trains to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and ways depart at 7 15 am 11 25 am and 5 24 pm. Connections at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the west. At Concord Junction with Fitchburg R R. The 6 23 pm train links to the Stonington line toward New York City and the south and west. Sundays 7 15 am for South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and ways. C Peter Clark Gen Supt and C Kendall Gen Pass Agent.

Lowell Middlesex Street Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham Way Boston Albany R. R Worcester Springfield Albany Concord Junction Fitchburg R. R Stonington New York City Mansfield Peter Clark Supt C. Kendall Pass

Fatally Stabbed in New Bedford Quarrel Over Liquor

John Mowbray known as Jimmy the Rag, an Italian rag picker, was fatally stabbed at his home in Turner's court Holy Acre North End New Bedford. A suspected killer, Joe Manion, an Italian laborer, is missing after a dispute over liquor yesterday evening. Mowbray and Frank Bessey and their wives lived in the same tenement and neighbors across the yard, including Thomas Lovejoy and Nancy Lovejoy, were frequent visitors. The quarrel appeared linked to liquor but the weapon remains undiscovered and no witness offers a decisive statement.

New Bedford John Mowbray Jimmy the Rag Holy Acre North End Joe Manion Mowbray Turner's Court Frank Bessey Thomas

Trouble in the Orient Declared by Yokohama Diet

The lower House in Tokyo pledged careful service after replying to the throne speech at the Imperial Diet opening. It warned of indications of a forthcoming disturbance in the Orient and vowed to discharge duties with circumsppection and caution.

Tokio Yokohama

La Garde D'Honneur Opens Annual Catholic Fair Crowded Hall

The Catholic hall hosted La Garde D'Honneur annual fair with tableaux as a feature. Busy tables and named attendants covered refreshments candy grab bag and checkroom with a full listing of officers privates and committee members. An advertising line urges care of cold with Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.

L’association Catholique la Garde D'Honneur la Garde D’honneur Ernest Barrette Albertine Desrosiers Bella Desrosiers Marie-Louise Champagne Marie-Louise Nadeau Alma Nadeau Rose Primeau Helene Pirigny Albertine Pirigny Eva Caron Lea Caron Clara Garon Maria Tessier Laura Courchesne Mde J. E. T. Barrette Joseph Desrosiers Jeanne Barrette Candy Albert Fournier Delia Corneillier Corinne Gaudreau Anna Fournier Arthemise Hatin Corinne Guimond Malvina Corneillier Amanda Gaudreau Clara Baril Ida Dunn Clara Destroismaisons Marie Anne Desmarais Marie Louise Baril Marie Baril Eva Guimond Bernadette Germain Cemilda Lamy Lea Achin Agnes Blazon Asiline Hatin Amelie Houde Oliva Houde Mary Brule Mary Dufault Josephine Default Leouis Chaput Leopoldine Chaput Louis Richards Lillian Richards Ethel Richards Georgianna Avon J. B. Lelacheur Mme J. B. Richards Georgianna Desrosiers Della Baril Mary Tellier Albina Genereux Mary Gilbert Emma _ Lanoue Rose St. George Annie Rousseau Eva Gagnon Dora Pelletier Parmelia Ducharme Mathilda Achin Mary Richards Albin Plourde Emilia Dubois Melles Barry J. W. Chaput George Desrosiers Thomas Matte Francis Bissonnette Horace Desilets Soldat J. L. Lamoureux Moise Cossette Albert Bergeron Corp Frank Labrecque Soldats J. Beauregard Albert Louis C. Richards Jos Carrie Garde D’honneur Joseph L. Lamoupeaux A. Bergeron H. Desilets A. Cossette D. Blazon E. Gill Jos. Guimond F. Labrecque O. Morin A. Harnois L. Crepeau Wm. J. Beauregard Elie Bellville E. Bergeron Alfred Bibeault Francis H. Bissonnette Jos. Boivin Jos. Carrier Nap. P. Champagne J. Wilde Chaput Leonidas Cote Geo. Desrosiers Philip Ferron Geo. Gagnon Paul Gagnon Zotique Gregoire Eugene Labrie Theophile Lambert Albert Paquin Charles Paquin Louis E. Richard Donat Rousseau L. O. Sicard Isidore Tetreault Alphonse Vallerand A. Vivier Noel Cossette Elzear H. “Lhoquette Dr. Geo. E. Caisse J. B. G. Martin Wm. Drapeau Henri Daigle Emery Cognac

Farmers' Duty at Tyngsboro Institute Discusses Forestry

The Tyngsboro Farmers Institute morning session featured Warren H Manning on Massachusetts Forestry with an abstract printed previously. After his talk, speakers from New Hampshire and Massachusetts debated forest fires, reforestation, and the farmer's role in improving markets, education, and preservation. a 12:15 lunch followed, and a lively afternoon discussion continued until 3:15 with a canceled stereopticon due to missing apparatus.

Farmers’ Institute Tyngsboro Warren H. Manning Massachusetts Forestry Courier Manning F. A. Cutter Pelham N. H Arthur M. Warren Chelmsford Mr. Manning Wisconsin J. B. Rowell Billerica Rowell Geo. A. Marden Mont Vernon New Hampshire Jacob Manning Reading Seward Webb Vermont S. L. Taylor Westford W. H. Manning Taylor New England H. 8. Perham Boston Massachusetts Joshua Clark Tewksbury Clark Lowell H. J. Tolles Dunstable Dunstable In the Affirmative Said That Mr. Clark L. Martial Marshall

North Billerica R A Ladies Night Celebrates Anniversary

North Billerica council No 1323 R A held a ladies night at Thomas Talbot Memorial hall to mark the eleventh anniversary and the hundredth member. Maurice O Donnell delivered readings to an approving audience, St Michael church quartet sang well, and P Waldr on Edmunds accompanied with taste. The program included Spring Song, Love Dreaming, When Thou Art Near Me duet, and reading The Jiners by Spence.

North Billerica Council R. A Thomas Talbot Maurice O'Donnell St. Michael's Church Quartette P. Waldron Edmunds Seoeese Pinsutt

Local concert duties and club notes from town page

Mr Maurice O Donnell is listed with a series of performers and officers at a concert event. The piece names a chorus of administrators and helpers led by General manager Edward L McMahon and other staff. The report also records a K of P lodge meeting, an orchestra under Herbert Ellis, and a 20th Century Whist club event with trophies awarded. Work on the new sewer project stalls while crews aim to reach Talbot school this winter.

Atwood Edward L. McMahon Richard W. Porter John EF. McShea James H. Gannon James J. Campbell James W Ritchie Thos. F. Sheridan John W. Hughes Charles E. Fairbrother John T. Fair Wm. F Post Office Hall Herbert Ellis Baptist Church Albert Slocum Carley Slocum Talbot J. Ww

Musical at Immanuel Baptist Church Delights Audience

An illustrated musicale titled Bya from Uncle Tom's Cabin drew a 30-voice chorus last night. The program pleased attendees and the entertainment proved an all-around success.

Immanuel Baptist Church

Local officers to hold special meeting tonight

Adjt. F. Miller of Lawrence and Capt. Cole of Haverhill will conduct a special meeting tonight at 8 p.m. The public is invited.

Adjt F. Miller Lawrence Capt. Cole Haverhill

Burdock Blood Bitters Claims Cure for Eruptive Diseases

Scrofula salt rheum erysipelas and other distress eruptive diseases yield quickly and permanently to the cleansing purifying power of Burdock Blood Bitters.

Yorick Club Ladies Night Lets Wives Pardon Late Husbands

About 300 wives and lady friends of Yorick club members attended the first annual ladies night. They toured the premises, enjoyed billiards and lunch, and an orchestra played. The group voted to excuse late arrivals while husbands and friends remained at the club.

Yorick Club F. P. Marble J. 8. Talbot W. S. Greene Garret

Benj. Franklin Club Considers Debating Lyceum Admission

A meeting at No 6 Fiske block discussed joining the American Debating Lyceum and arranging a joint debate with Greenhalge Debating club of the High School. The topic was life in the city versus life in the country, with the negative side winning by two points. Accidents on farms are common, and Dr Thomas Electric Oil is recommended for instant pain relief.

Samuel L. Taylor Westford Grange Ollag L. C. McLeon Tyngsboro Taylor New England West Marden Fiske Block American Debating Lyceum Greenhalge Debating Club Messrs J Murphy C. Higgins J. Riley D. McCann

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