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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1903

Page

10

Holiday storefront notices and local trades from Lowell 1908

The page lists holiday offerings and local services from Lowell on December 15 1908. Items include scrap books at Lawler's 20th Century shoe store holiday slippers, blankets robes and sleigh bells, chimney repairs by Limburg at 1128 Bridge, building supplies from EH A Wilson, Babbitt Coopticians now at Bon Marche building, and turkey suppers for Pawtucket church on December 16. J J McManmon advertises Christmas trees wreaths and evergreen delivery, with wreaths in holly and evergreen.

Lawler’s A. H. Cluer Bridge Street Limburg EH. A. Wilson Babbitt Co Opticians Dutton Street Bon Marche Pawtucket Geo. H. Wood Central Street Wood Merrimack Street Boston J. J. McManmon Prescott Street

Local Notes On Illness And Appointments In The Community

Mrs J W Pepin is ill at her home on Harvard street. Principal Cornelius F Callahan of the Butler school is rapidly recovering. Frank Randlett, a well known letter carrier, is recovering from pneumonia. Mrs J W McKennedy, organist at St Peter's church, is visiting friends in Manchester New Hampshire for a few days. Mrs George E Dugdale of Salem Massachusetts, formerly of Lowell, has recovered from an operation performed about a month ago. Michael Johnson, organist at St Patrick's church, will assume duties as choir director when Mr Bond's term expires January 7. Rev J V Rosa, pastor of St Anthony's church, will not return from Pico island Azores until January. a reception in his honor is postponed indefinitely due to illness. Mr M Little, connected with Cook Taylor & Co since 1868 and a partner since 1871, has withdrawn from the firm.

Frank Randlett J. W. McKennedy St. Peter's Church Manchester N. H George E. Dugdale Salem Mass Lowell Michael Johnson St. Patrick's Church Bond J. V. Rosa St. Anthony’s Church Pico Island Azores M. Little Cook, Taylor & Co

Boxes Opened at Gorham Street Methodist Church Fund Drive

The quarterly box opening for Gorham Street Methodist Church raised fifty five dollars and sixty one cents toward the building fund. Young Sunday school classes competed to give the most, with Ambrose Hindle presiding and William Thornton addressing. A variety of songs solos and quartets delighted attendees before Albert Sutcliffe opened the money boxes.

Gorham Street Methodist Church Ambrose Hindle William Thornton Emma Ogley Minnie West Orpah Sutcliffe Joseph Wilmot Samuel Asquith Nellie Feindel Richard Potter William Fielding Albert Sutcliffe N. W. Matthews

County Bar Association Elects Officers and Council

At the annual meeting in East Cambridge the Bar Association of Middlesex County elected Samuel K. Hamilton of Wakefield as president and Hon. George F. Richardson of Lowell as vice president. Frank M. Forbush of Newton was chosen secretary with council members serving three-year terms including Hon. Selwyn Z. Bowman Somerville Hon. Marcellus Coggan Malden Samuel J. Elder Winchester Hon. James W. McDonald Marlboro and Hon. George E. Smith Everett.

County Commissioners’ Room Court House East Cambridge Bar Association of the County of Middlesex Samuel K. Hamilton Wakefield George F. Richardson Lowell Frank M. Forbush Newton Selwyn Z. Bowman Somerville Marcellus Coggan Malden Samuel J. Elder Winchester James W. McDonald Marlboro George E. Smith Everett

The Recount Keeps Bets On 500 Or More

Recount of the mayoralty vote completed around 4 pm shows Howe maintains a 502 vote lead over the opposition, with totals revised to Howe 7228 and Casey 6726. Richardson gains two to 190, blanks drop to 158. Net changes include several single vote shifts during the recount.

Howe Mr. Howe Mr. Casey Mr. Richardson

New Pastor of Pawtucket Church Returns Home

The Congregationalist notes Rev. Edwin R. Smith left Farmington Maine after a tenure that began in 1895. A Williams and Andover alumnus, he emphasized thorough organization, benevolence, and youth work. His wife joined in guiding a boys class through Scripture and outdoor activities, contributing to growing church membership before departure.

Congregationalist Edwin R. Smith Farmington Old South Church Andover Temple England Edwin Smith Ballardvale Mass Willams Ladies’ Union

Pastor Lowell Wins Maine Appointment

The text describes a preacher and pastor Lowell moving from Maine to Massachusetts, noting cordial relations with students and members, revised membership lists, a new manual, and religious principles. It mentions Mrs. Smith, daughter of Rev. R. B. Howard of Farmington, as a trained supporter, with Farmington set to rejoice in Lowell's change.

Normal School Smith Maine Massachusetts Franklin County Pawtucket Lowell Sodom and Gomorrah

Varied Music Program at Whist Party for St John’s Hospital

A whist party hosted by Mrs. J. A. Coram will feature a varied music program at 8 pm in aid of St John’s Hospital. Performances include piano pieces Les Deux Alouettes, Hear the Wild Winds Blow, My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice, and The Rosary, with vocalists Miss Reilly Miss Bragg Mr. Boulger Miss Huntley Miss Ashworth and Dr. Tabor as accompanists. Donations and a sale of brush and mirror sets are advertised.

St. John’s Hospital St John’s Hospital J. A. Coram Leschetzky Mr. Boulger Peatans Dahl Miss Bragg the Rosary Miss Ashworth Miss Reilly Dr. Tabor

Glidden Arctic Circle Auto Tour Described In Boston Transcript

The Boston Transcript lauds Charles J. Glidden for an Arctic Circle automobile drive, calling it perhaps the most remarkable tour ever attempted and noting the surmounted difficulties read like fiction. The piece highlights 150 illustrations from 13 795 miles across 15 European countries in St Pauls M E church event on December 16.

Boston Transcript Charles J. Glidden Arctic Circle St. Paul's M

Triple Trading Stamps At Prince's Christmas Offer

At 108 Merrimack street Prince's showcases International Art Calendars before Christmas. A note claims these are the most artistic calendars shown in Lowell and the sole local source. Also offered are Bibles prayer books and inexpensive spool and needle sets at A W Dows & Co.

Prince’s Merrimack Street Lowell A. W. Dows & Co

Western man eyes St. Louis fair trip

A Western man says he plans to travel to next year's St. Louis fair. A Chicago acquaintance asks about conditions, while a Philadelphia paper notes the exchange. The dialogue hints at broader regional interest in exhibitions.

St. Louis Fair Chicago Philadelphia Press

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