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Lowell Daily Courier in Lowell, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1900
Page
10
Weather Summary From Boston Massachusetts
Yesterday afternoon and night were cloudy with a threatening sky. The wind shifted to a strong northwest breeze, cooling rapidly. Today the wind remains, sky clear, and temperatures show a low mercury reading. Barometer readings were 29.50 yesterday 29.86 this morning and 30.00 this afternoon. Temperature values show 41 yesterday 20 at 7a.m. and 22 at 2p.m. Indications point to fair and colder weather tonight and Saturday with north winds for Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Merrimack ads and holiday用品 showcase
The City page highlights local stores including Horne's coat Co H Babbitt optician 28 Dutton Merrimack Corp and A W Dows Co. offering handskin vests from M Steinert Sons Co for the holiday season. A Dekko paper demonstration by Prof P H Smith of Eastman Kodak Co at Thompson Hardware runs this afternoon 2 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne
H. Babbitt
Optician
Dutton Street
Merrimack Corp
Central Methodist
Market Street
A. W. Dows & Co
M. Steinert & Sons Co
P. H. Smith
Eastman Kodak Co
Thompson Hardware Company
Saint Pauls M E Church Home Talent Concert Review
An evening program at St Pauls M E Church featured Solon W Stevens on organ, with the church choir joined by Lillian Holgate reader Eleanor Daggett pianist and Emil Borjes violinist. The choir included Summers Jenkins Kyle Roberts McKewin Davis Brooks Murphy and Kyle served as organist. solos duets and a quartet plus a trio highlighted the event which continued the season’s successful series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Solon W. Stevens
St. Paul's Church Choir
Lillian Amelia Holgate
Eleanor Anita Daggett
Emil J. Borjes
Alice Summers Jenkins
Bertha Grace Kyle
Aktos
Nettie Sawyer Roberts
Emma Lillian McKewin
Frank William Davis
Fred Brooks
Frank Brown Murphy
Charles Granville Martin
Mabel Ernestine Kyle
Borjes
Jenkins
Mrs. Roberts
Mr. Murphy
Miss Holgate
Longfellow
Miss Kyle
Miss Daggett
Kirk Street Fair Ends With Railway Lunch Room Feature
Closing night of Kirk Street fair introduced a railway themed lunch room run by the Men’s League under John W. Cole. A large crowd attended as trains were announced before meals, and waiters wore white coats with a railroad style menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's League
John W. Cole
Contributions to Galveston relief fund received
Samuel A. Chase treasurer announces receipts for the Galveston relief fund including $1083.62 previously acknowledged and smaller donations from George B. Drers, T. Frank Clark, A. G. Cummeehs, and the Willing Workers group led by Lillian Goodwin Hattie Lewis Clara Pendexter Alice Barton Catherine Delaney totaling modest amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Chase
Galveston Relief Fund
George B. Drers
Advent lecture at House of Prayer by Rev. Robert Turner Jr
The Advent lecture at the House of Prayer will be given this Friday evening by Rev. Robert N. Turner Jr the rector of St Anne’s Church Dorchester Service starts at 7 99 in Washington Dec 14 Senator Hoar met with the President yesterday and urged a Massachusetts vacation visit next summer The President said he would be pleased to visit Massachusetts if his schedule allows
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Prayer
Robert N. Turner, Jr
St. Anne's Church
Dorchester
Washington
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
Tennyson's Epic Phase and Black's Lectures at Colonial Hall
The Women's Club hosted Prof E Charlton Black for a second lecture focusing on Tennyson’s epic period. He traced influence from Keats and the transition from lyric to epic and dramatic modes, noting critical reception, works from 1833 to 1842, and the later acclaim that followed including a Peel pension and responses from Lytton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Hall
E. Charlton Black
Tennyson
Keats
Professor Black
Coleridge
John Wilson
Christopher North
Shallott
Marianna
Ives
Palace of Art
Arthur Hallam
England
Locksley Hall
Robert Peel
Lord Lytton
Punch
Shakespeare
December Book World and Christmas Number Highlights
The December Book World lists Christ in Fiction Hawaii and Hawaiians and other illustrated features by Farnell MacArthur Danziger and Simp son plus The Home Life of Oliver Wendell Holmes and The Man Behind the Hoe. Also praised are The 1901 Christian Year Kalendar and Town Topics Christmas number with wide range topics and notable contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Genevieve Lucile Farnell
Hawaii
Robert Stuart MacArthur
Adolphe Danziger
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Frank Lee Farnell
Henry Moore Simpson
Wall Street
Bach
Edwin Markham
Siegel-Cooper Co
New York
Chicago
Episcopal Church
The
Church Kalendar Co
West Ith Street
James H. Taylor
Nettie B. Fernald
Flora Kirkland
Katherine Louise Smith
I. Edgar Jones
Ellen Lee Wyman
Virginia Levis
I. N. Love
M. D
Jack Frost
D H. Moore
Elspeth Moray
Charity Fair Opens With Broad Range Of Goods For Sale
The Coburn and Company sale opens with a rush as ladies sort and price items. Rugs, bird cages, pianos, dictionaries, hymn books, bedsteads, cooking stoves and more fill the assortment. Church workers form a large, efficient sales force, aiming to keep the sale bustling while items arrive and patrons stay loyal.
Westminster Presbyterian Fair Opens at YMCA Hall
The Westminster Presbyterian church annual fair began last evening at the YMCA hall and runs tonight. Supper and sales tables offer festive and useful items for Christmas or year round. Musical selections by Misses Whitcomb, Edith Whitcomb, Ethel Lawrence, and others entertained attendees. Various volunteer committees direct themed tables including Fancy, Mystery, Apron, Handkerchief, Domestic, and lemonade and popcorn stands, with dining and kitchen help coordinated by named volunteers.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mertie
Edith Whitcomb
Ethel Lawrence
India
van Farrand
Alfred Roncovier
Daisy Shaw Merritt
Alice Hunt
Ethel Hudson
Robert Walker
Lizzie MacDougall
Annie MacDougall
Maria
Aurilla Walker
Tillie Archibala
Jennie McCaskill
Marion Macauley
Florence McKinnon
Alex. Johnson
McFarland
Josie Hardy
Hattie Fraser
Hattie Publicother
Ella Love
Jennie Sellers
Annie McDonald
Wm. Hudson
Lottie Dow
D. E. Ready
Frank McKittrick
Alex. Mackenzie
Minnie Stewart
Ada Penny
Ida McLaughlin
Tillie Hoey
John Usher
James Love
Archibald
Their Second Annual Bon Marche Assembly in Prescott Hall
The Bon Marche employees held their second annual assembly last evening in Prescott hall with Hibbard's orchestra providing music for twenty numbers and requested extras. Officers included General manager John J. Costello floor director Mrs J E Dusty assistant floor director Sydney Whitman and numerous aides and staff members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Marche
Prescott Hall
Hibbard
John J. Costello
J. E. Dusty
Sydney Whitman
Aids
Abbie M. Smith
Bertha A. Jackson
Mary Breault
Lizzie Burns
Lizzie Burns, Mrs. Merrill, Hester Badger
Ida Leach
Margaret Foye
Elizabeth Mellen
E. Langstaff
E. J. Gilmore
Carl Peterson
Major Cossette
John Keyes
Geo. Gamini
John Mixer
Edw. Belanger
J. J. Gorham
A. Choquette
Theo. Lucier
Lawrence Machine Shop Sale Yesterday Ends Iconic Lowell Firm
The Lawrence machine shop in Lowell concluded a lengthy chapter as owner Mr. Lawrence retired after more than 40 years. The sale drew equal local and out-of-town buyers, many outbidding locals, as the Lowel Hosiery building on Broadway required the space. The shop’s tools and standards were well regarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Conant & Co
Lawrence
Lowell Hosiery
Broadway
Lowell
Theatre Party At Opera House In North Billerica
The Talbot's mills classifiers will attend the Opera house this evening under Mr James Bradley with assistants Messrs John Higgins and Joseph Loft house. Dows corner store offers February sterling silver sets and fancy atomizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot's Mills
North Billerica
Opera House
James Bradley
Messrs
John Higgins
Joseph Lofthouse
Dows
Missionary Rallies Arranged by Lowell Christians
Two Christian Endeavor groups in Lowell schedule missionary rallies. Rev Ernest C Barrett preaches at Chelmsford Centre Congregational Church next Monday evening, and Rev Edward P Horton speaks at Pawtucket Church Tuesday evening. Horton will lecture on life and work in India with tty proceeds to support mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies of
Lowell
Chelmeford Centre
Ernest C. Barrett
Pawtucket
Edward P. Horton
Madura
Ceylon
India
Sims Fe
Momen
American Board
Rummage Sale Opens at Central M. E. Church Market Street
Central M E church hosts another rummage sale starting at noon at its Market Street store, inviting community members to browse donated items and support church programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE. Church
Market Street
Stratemeyer Promotes New Adventure Novel
The notice highlights Gilbert Pennington now a lieutenant in the regular army and joining the Ninth Regiment in the Philippines. He helps in the rescue of the beleaguered British embassy at Pekin as part of international forces. The book blends thrilling plot with information on China and the Chinese, tied to the Old Glory Series. Price is $1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr. Stratemeyer
Gilbert Pennington
Ben” Russell
Cuba
Philippines
Ninth Regiment
Pekin
Mr. Stratemeyer
China
Mr. Wells
Larry’ Russell
Dewey
Manila
Price
London's Literary Suburbs and Their Notable Inhabitants
The article catalogs eastern London figures who shaped literature, naming the Disraelis, Milton’s bride Catharine Woodcock in Hackney, Colonels Fleetwood and Cromwell connections in Stoke Newington, Isaac Watts, Daniel Defoe, and Samuel Wesley. It traces their residences, marriages, births, and ties to Bunhill Fields, Theobalds, and Stoke Newington, noting Defoe’s Cripplegate birth and Robinson Crusoe creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Walter Lesant
Disraelis
Sandford and Merton
Matthew Henry
Barbauld
Hackney
Milton
Catharine Woodcock
Captain Woodcock
Church Street
Stoke Newington
Fleetwood
Colonel Fleetwood
Oliver Cromwell
Bridget Cromwell
Lady Hartopp
Bunhill Fields
Isaac Watts
Southampton
Thomas Rowe
John Hartopp
Sir Thomas Abney
Chauney
Theobalds
Sir Thomas
Daniel Defoe
Cripplegate
Newtington Green
Marton
Samuel Wesley
John and
Charles
Robinson Crusoe
On to Pekin A Stratemeyer China novel teaser
An Edward Stratemeyer work titled On to Pekin portrays Old Glory in China with characters from the Rue sell boys series. The 490 page cloth edition is promoted by Lee and Shepard with sale through G. C. Prince and Bon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
China
Edward Stratemeyer
A. Burkham
Hate. Lee
Heperd
Rosten
G. C. Prince & Bon
Counties Admiere
Ruesell
Old Glory Seria
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