Christmas Sale at Immanuel Baptist Church
Immanuel Baptist held its annual Christmas sale in the church vestry with hearty attendance. Tables stocked with varied fare and attractively arranged displays drew praise from attendees. Apron, Fancy, Mystery, Cake and confectionery and Ice cream tables were run by listed volunteers and an entertainment program featured violin and piano numbers by local girls.
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Immanuel Baptist Church
Isaac Gillespie
Hiram Hartford
Jane Keddie
George Durant
Sadie Winslow
Eli Harris
Laura Gillespie
J. W. Swanwick
Curtis McEwan
Mitchel Lawson
John Williamson
A. S. Osburn
R. F. True
Recital by Trene and Zatella Martin With Accompanist Scene
Reading by Miss Ethel Osgood with Miss Lillian Johnson as accompanist and graphophone selections by Mrs. George Durant feature in the program.
Ladies Aid Society Meeting At Lowell General Hospital
The Ladies Aid Society of Lowell General Hospital held a well attended meeting yesterday at the hospital. A sizable sum was raised from Thursday's whist party led by Mrs. Hylan. Tea was served and attendees toured the hospital facilities.
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Ladies Aid Society
Lowell General Hospital
Hylan
You Will Want A Doll Tea Set Or Carriage For Your Girl
Local ad notes affordable toys for children. It promotes dolls tea sets carriages and a sled priced at 39 cents at Dickson's Tea Store located at 68 Merrimack Street.
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Dickson's Tea Store
Merrimack Street
Better Pay Plan Elevates Wages at Bay State Mills
The Bay State mills in this city and Beaver Brook mills in Collinsville, both part of the American Woolen Company, will share in a 10 percent wage increase announced for January. The raise affects 30 plants across seven states, with about thirty thousand workers benefiting and an estimated additional $1,000,000 yearly.
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Bay State Mills
Beaver Brook Mills
Collinsville
American Woolen Company
Chaige
Mills grant second pay raise to 1200 Lowell workers
The Bay State and Beaver Brook mills of the American Woolen Company in Lowell and Dracut announce a second wage increase effective January 1 for 1200 operatives, not affecting salaried officials. The company cites higher living costs and aims to boost circulating money by about one million dollars annually. Workers welcome the move, hoping other mills will follow amid a busy Lowell cotton industry.
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Bay State
Beaver Brook
American Woolen Company
Lowell
Dracut
Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic Offered With Refund Promise
Advertisement claims Hin dipo Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic benefit customers and offers money back if not benefited. Sells through Frye & Crawford at 474 Merrimack Street and others including 418 Middlesex Street and Ellingwood & Co. Drug stores with refund policy emphasized.
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Frye & Crawford
Merrimack Street
Rails & Urkinsnaw
Middlesex Street
C. E. Carter
Branch
Westford Street
Ellingwood & Co
Davis Square
A. E. Moore
Textile Show to fund Athl etic Association at Textile School
The Athletic Association of the Textile School organizes a "Textile Show" with Hennigan as business manager F Curtis assistant business manager Spencer Haskel advertising manager Karl Bicknell assistant advertising manager C Ellis in charge of Ohio Other leaders of songs and cheers are A Hennigan and G W Ellis A mass meeting was held to practice cheers for the upcoming home game against Boston College Season tickets for all home games go on sale at the door price 25 cents single admission thirteen home games Dartmouth excluded
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Athletic Association
Hennigan
F. Curtis
Spencer Haskel
Karl Bicknell
C. Ellis
Ohio
A. Hennigan
G. W. Ellis
Textile School
Boston College
Ellis
Dartmouth
First Pentecostal Church Evening Meetings Continue
Meetings in the First Pentecostal church continue this week with Rev. John Wesley Lee preaching each night and Mrs. Reynolds of Haverhill singing. The public is invited to attend as interest grows, with services held in the Fiske building at the corner of Jackson and Central streets.
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First Pentecostal Church
John Wesley Lee
New Parochial School and Chapel Planned for South Lowell
The French community in South Lowell moves toward a new parochial school with a basement chapel after land purchase on Billerica Street. Fifty five French families back the project, aiming for a combined building to house classes and worship, with future plans for a separate chapel. A fundraising program including a Jan 13 whist party at St Joseph's hall and a gold watch contest between Mrs Zotique Sauvageau and Mr Athanase Coutu accompany the drive. The CMA C holds a busy annual meeting with 300 attendees and a slate of officers led by Joseph Chequette. A wedding and a birth also color the social scene as preparations unfold.
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Cercle Dramatique
M. H. Jacques
Moody Street
Yvonne Montmerquet
Lucienne
Jurcette
Yvonne
Antoinette Montmarquet
Celina Allard
Angelina Hotin
Omer Smith
F. Morin
Minnie Chretien
South Lowell
St. Joseph's
Billerica Street
St. Joseph's Hall
Zotique Sauvageau
Athanase Coutu
Maxmillian Violinist Headlines City Vaudeville Show
Opera House presents Maxmillian the boy violinist hailed as a top draw and future great. His repertoire blends classical pieces like Gypsy Air and Traumerel with Spanish dance and Polish dance. A 12 year old girl accompanies him, Bert Coote & Company perform a one act kite, and De Sader Troupe plus Herman y’s wonder dogs electrify the bill.
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Maxmillian
Barasate
Sarasate
de Bennot
Vieuxtemps
Rehfeld
Traumerel
Schumann
Brahms
Aleter
Bill & Sf
Bert Coote & Company
Wall Street
Hermany
Wondert Dogs
Factory Strike Looms Over Wage Dispute in Brockton
In Brockton on December 12, workers at Bh BR Taylor and Company walked out after a 140 meter wage issue caused a 4 difference in pay. The men demanded a daily rate above what the state board of conciliation and arbitration recently recommended, and the firm’s refusal triggered a strike order.
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Brockton
Bh BR. Taylor and Company
Whioh
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Guaranteed cure for piles sale at millinery store
Advertisement announces a sale at the Boston Cloak and Boot store offering a “guaranteed cure for piles” and other bargains. It claims prices are lower than ever and urges readers to visit the stock starting tomorrow to see discounts and ring in savings.
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Boston
Christmas Baby Show Opens Sale at First Trinitarian
The Ladies Benevolent Society of the First Trinitarian Congregational church opened its annual Christmas sale and entertainment with a baby show. Seven babies competed for prizes, George Yeoman at five months winning youngest, Lillian Kilpartrick as the heaviest at 26 4/2 pounds, and Viola Badlington taking top for most teeth. An evening two act play from Little Women followed, with students Eva Henderson through Emma Claus among the performers. The event features many committees and displays, including a Japanese tea room and dining room preparations for a supper and cloaks, under Mrs. Kenngett and chairmen such as Mrs. Upton and Mrs. Coburn.
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Ladies Benevolent Society
the First Trinitarian Congregational Church
George Yeoman
Tillian Kilpartrick
Viola Badnington
George F. Kenngett
Louisa M. Alcott
Eva Henderson
Emisie Gunton
Ethel Pendexter
Beatrice Hibbard
Rose Pendexter
George Small
Chester Wheeler
H. P. Graves
Mitchell arrives to preside at tri district miners meeting
Shamokin Pa December 12 John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers came from a White House audience with President Roosevelt to Shamo kin to preside over the tri district convention opening Thursday He denied reports of discussing coal mine matters with the president since the commission award and rejected claims of a tacit agreement between operators and miners
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Shamokin
White House
Roosevelt
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
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