Colonial style Home and Park Plans in Lowell
The article describes a Colonial style house with attic rooms, wide piazza, and white wood interior priced at $2850, plus notes on park land in Lowell. It reports the city park commission, proposed appointments, and a table listing park acres by site. It compares Lowell’s park area to other cities and discusses planned legislation to prevent costly tax disputes with corporations. It also mentions real estate transfers and a buyer seeking downtown property.
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N. C
Howe
Park Commission
Harvey B. Greene
Park Department
City Hall
Preston
Fort Hill
South Common
North Common
Belvidere Park
Tyler Park
Centralville Park
Monument Square Park
Varnum Park
Penniman Park
Lincoln Park
Lowell
Courier-Citizen
Springfield
Mass
Toledo
Columbus
Columbus Board of Trade
Conant
Board of Trade
Qua
Hogan
Lord
Middlesex Street
Hamilton
Marston
Hamilton Corporation
Real Estate Transactions for Week Ending December 12 1903
Entries from Lowell and area show transfers of land and buildings on Merrimack West Fourth Rogers Ludlam Billings Stevens Stevens Ennell Lakeview Barclay Manchester Ennell Ennell Lakeview etc. Notable sums include many $1 transfers and a $1400 mortgage like Stevens street deal. Parties include Fredrick Lowell Irene Dubois Francis Day Simeon Lagasse Raphael Saulnier Harvey Green J. Dorsey B. Miranda Mary Kittredge Edward Clark and others across Lowell Woburn Westford Tehksbury Dracut Chelmsford and nearby towns.
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Omer Deziel
Irene Dubois
Merrimack Street
Welman W. Hatch
Francis Day
West Fourth Street
Chas. G. Sanders
John F. Doherty
Sanders Street
John J. Galvin
Thos. F. Fay
Rogers Street
John J. Harvey
Lewis C. Clark
Ludlam Street
Florence Hildreth Nesmith
Simeon Lagasse
Ennell Street
Raphael Saulnier
Lakeview Avenue
Hiram Whitney
Mary Burns
Harriet G. Hart
Barclay Street
W.aington
Abraham R. Miranda
J. Dorsey
B.ibe
Woburn City Land Co
L Alliance Francaise to Represent at St Louis Fair 1904
L Alliance Francaise will be fully represented at the St Louis fair of 1904. Leaders will showcase the association s work toward fostering French studies in America. Affiliated with Cercle Francais of Harvard, a separate pavilion will house documents and statistics detailing its history and evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’alliance Française
St. Louis
Cercle Francais
Harvard
L’alliancé Francaise
Taylor Roofing Co Seeks Customers in City Ad
The advertisement promotes Ruberoid roofing as the best and cheapest option. It offers a price of $2.25 per square of 100 feet with delivery for $1 orders anywhere in the city and optional material application. Contact Taylor Roofing Co at 140 Humphrey & J. Teephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Roofing
Taylor Roofing Co
Humphrey &J. Teephone
French Lecturers and Local Catholic Events Highlight Week
The Atlantic alliance showcases French literary exhibits with Melle Therese Vianzone to speak on French women from the Grand Siecle to modern times. Immaculate Conception novena closes with a reception for Notre Dame de Lourdes aspirants at St Joseph's. Local Catholic and French community events mark a busy period.
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Ance
America
Alliance
United States
M. M. Michel
Boston
Leroy Beaulieu
L'Alliance Francaise
Paris
St. Petersburg
Melle
Therese Vianzone
France
Vianzone
Madame de Stael
Madame du Deffand
de Lespinasse
Postum Helps Baby Thrive Says Aunt in Georgia Tale
An aunt reports her sister, a college president's wife in Georgia, fed their two month old with Postum Food Coffee during a time the infant could not eat solids. The baby improved, and the sister took Postum home promising continued nourishment. Postum Co. of Battle Creek markets a cereal beverage claimed to have high food value and to aid various ailments caused by coffee.
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Georgia
Sister
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Colonization lecture by Ribout and Gauthier at Vincent hall
Proof of sufficient business ability to run an office will be presented by colonizing agents for the Dominion of Canada. They speak tomorrow evening at Vincent hall on colonization advantages. Mrs Fontaine, wife of Councilman Edmond P Fontaine, is ill. Julian Girard, son of Henri C Girard, improves from serious illness. Telesphere Roch has joined Frank Ricard's staff. Joseph Albert, son of Joseph Albert, ill with pneumonia.
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Messrs
Ribout and
Gauthier
Dominion of Canada
Vincent Hall
Fontaine
Edmond P. Fontaine
Julian Girard
Henri C. Girard
Telesphere Roch
Frank Ricard
Joseph Albert
Local events highlight church services and school break
Extra Baptist service held Tuesday under Rev C L Pierce alongside regular Friday prayer. Congregational pastor Rev J W Minchin led Bible study Thursday with Miss Edith Davis on piano. Frank Mears begins job at Page's Spa in Lowell. Town schools close next Friday for two week Christmas vacation.
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Ing
The
Baptist Church
C. L. Pierce
Frank Mears
Page’s Spa
Lowell
J. W. Minchin
Congregational Church
Edith Davis
Annual Game Supper Lights Up Pelham Town Hall
Suburban scene as Pelham hosts its annual game supper with dancing from eight until after midnight. Officer Peter Riley guards the door and samples fricasseed skunk for the first time. Squirrel soup and quail whipped cream amuse guests as the crowd enjoys music by Kittredge’s singing orchestra and a hundred couples take part in the grand march.
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Peter Riley
Pelham
Mr. Riley
Riley
Guy Richardson
al Lewis
Charles Coleman
Howard Chase
Frank Carleton
Albert Jones
R. D. Snow
Willis Hobbs
Carl Mansfield
Chester Peabody
George Carleton
Harry Atwood
Wesley Hyde
Fred Peabody
Eliza Jones
Forrest Richardson
Joseph McAulden
Kittredge
Ladies Aid and church meetings in Dracut area
The Central Congregational church Ladies Aid met in the parlor with Mrs. Bernice Parker presiding and plans for winter work formed after a strong business session. Supper was served by Mrs. Henry Peabody and Mrs. B N Sweet. The Centre church women met at Mrs. Eben Fox’s home led by Mrs. L H Parker. The W C T U plans a Centre church meeting led by Mrs. Rolfe with Rev F I Kelley and Rev J McKnight adding remarks, inviting Lowell union attendees.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Central Congregational Church
Dracut
Bernice Parker
Henry Peabody
B. N. Sweet
Centre Church
Eben Fox
L. H. Parker
Centre
Rolfe
F. I. Kelley
J. McKnight
Hillside
Lowell Union
Grange officers elected at last evening's meeting
Ewesbury report shows Grange hall gathering electing officers for the coming year. George Crosby and Mrs Crosby attended the State Grange session in Worcester. Mr and Mrs A Blais dell also attended and returned home. Twentieth Century club committee met Monday evening to prepare for the next gathering.
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Grange Hall
George Crosby
State Grange
Worcester
A. @. Blaisdell
Twentieth Century Club
Billerica Grange elects officers and postpones Christmas meeting
Billerica Grange held its regular meeting on December 10 electing C A Bowman M Frank Alexander O Carrie Alexander L F E Smith S T E Smith and others to officer posts. The Christmas eve meeting was postponed to December 31 for the Grange Journal reading and contributions. Installation is set for January 14, 1904.
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Billerica Grange
C. A. Bowman
M. Frank Alexander
O. Carrie Alexander
L. As. S
Grange Journal
Carrie Alexander
Maud Livingston
Lulu M. Hutchins
Twombley enters race for highway superintendent in March
In North Billerica Edgar F Twombley announces candidacy for highway superintendent to challenge incumbent Edward Spraulding. Danforth lodge K P to vote on officers Wednesday evening December 23. Major Talbot's horse injured in Boston when it fell breaking a leg while driven by Ernest Towle. Mistletoe club to hold leap year ball Friday January 22 1904 at Thomas Talbot Memorial hall. John Conway of High street recovering from foot injury. Danforth lodge K P annual officer election set for December 23. Cabinet Frames at Princes.
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Edgar F. Twombley
Edward Spraulding
Danforth Lodge
K. P
Thomas Talbot
Boston
Ernest Towle
Mistletoe Club
Mayflower Club
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Lowell Furnace CO
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Appleton Street
Market ST
Pickering & Connell
Carpenters
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Frank L. Weaver
Beaver
F. L. Weaver
Westford Street
Dwyer & Cox
Andover Street
Dolan Block
Carney & Bunker
Carney
Shattuck, Cor. Market St
J. W. Greenlaw
Carpenter Sonera
Jobber
QEO. E. Metcalf CO. Fire Insurance Agency
Russell Fox
Middlesex St
Lowell, Mass
M. J. Sharkly
Swan
Central Street
J. L. Douglass & CO
Rock Street
Derby & Morse
Middle St
Carroll Bros
Graham R. Whidden
Middlesex St. Lowe Mass
Arthur L. Cray
Hildreth B’l’d
Mierrimack St
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