Sunday Paper Debate at Kirk Street Church Meeting
The first winter meeting of the Kirk Street church Men's League debated whether the Sunday newspaper harms moral interests. A three-woman panel split in favor of the affirmative, praising the choir and pastor while noting humorous points about the paper as a mass of ads and entertainment. Speakers included Osborn Cilley and Frank W Hall for the affirmative and Orrin Wing and Arthur K Whitcomb for the negative. The discussion touched on the newspaper’s volume, and it was agreed it does not boost church attendance. A luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s League
Kirk Street
Henry A. Smith
Osborn Cilley
Lewis E. MacBrayne
George W. Batchelder
Frank W. Hall
Orrin Wing
Arthur K. Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Suny Metropolitan
Men Serve Supper at Pawtucket Church Event
The Pawtucket church annual men’s supper drew over 400 attendees and a short, pleasing program directed by F. B. Hill. The organizing committee included W. T. Bartlett, H. W. J. Howe and J. B. W. Coburn, with lemonade served by Mrs. Joseph Coburn, Mrs. Fred Howe and Miss Hortense Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
F. B. Hill
W. T
Bartlett
H. W. J. Howe
J. B. W. Coburn
Joseph Coburn
Fred Howe
Hortense Tabor
Coughs and colds warning and local ads
A timely note warns Foley's Honey and Tar as a great threat and remedy for colds with quick cures and prevention of serious results. It lists Goodales drug store on Central street Ellingwood Co at Merrimack and Central Carter and Sherburne at Merrimack and Bridge Falls and Burkinshaw on Middlesex St. Also mentions rubber boots and high overshoes at 20th Century shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Goodales Drug Store
Central Street
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central
Carter & Sherburne
Merrimack and
Bridge Streets
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex St
20Th Century Shoe Store
The Silver Dagger at Opera House Impresses Crowd
Fenberg company presents The Silver Dagger to a good house with sharp climaxes and strong performances by Edwin Trevor Cressie Cannada and Aubrey Noyes. Miss Zollman Marie McNeil and others provide top attractions as Green trading stamps accompany orchestra tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenberg Company
Edwin Trevor
Cressie Cannada
Mr. Trevor
Aubrey Noyes
Horace Buckley
Miss Zollman
Marie McNeil
Maller- Bros
Burlesque House to Reopen with Indian Maidens and Celebrities
The Academy of Music will be dark Thursday to Saturday due to a cancelled show. It reopens Monday with Indian Maidens, then features harpist Schuecker, contralto Lucie Tucker, and Mary Howe in later recitals. Reserved seats remain at Austin's with ticket sales starting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Murphy
Schuecker
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Lowell
Maud MacCarthy
Lucie Tucker
Boston
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mary Howe
Nightingale
America
Austin’s
Local Lowell merchants advertise services and goods
An array of business notices from Lowell features architects, roofers, carpenters, cleaning firms, clothing dealers, furniture refinishing, and phonograph sellers. Names include PERLEY F. GILBERT, A H GRENIER, J. W. Bennett Co, JAS BLAKELY, NAPOLEON GAYETTE, LOWELL CLEANSING-REPAIRING CO, J STEINBERG, MRS P H COREY, H BOOT, D EB WALSH, STURE SWANSON, D H WILSON & CO, S DESMARAIS, FARRELL & CONATON, MAC KAY, and GEO L Bachelder. Local eateries and services such as CLAM SHELL QUICK LUNCH are also listed.
Fraternal Court City of Lowell elects officers
At the regular Lowell meeting last evening the Fraternal Court City of Lowell elected officers for three years include John JF Burns as Chief Ranger and Dr. M J Meagher as physician. Three applications were received and installation is set for the first Wednesday in January. Chevalier lodge K of P also named officers for the term and the Lowell Caledonian club planned Hogmanay celebrations with a large attendance and business conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Caledonian Club
Boston Tea Party Commemoration At Fletcher Street
Molly Varnum chapter of the D A R held a Boston Tea Party commemoration at Mrs Crawford Burnham’s Fletcher street home. Miss M Ida Howe opened the program as Mrs James J Kerwin sang, read Oliver Wendell Holmes, and Miss Blanche Farrington delivered a Tea Party paper. The event featured period costumes, colonial refreshments, and guests including Mrs Solon W Stevens and Mrs O B Ranlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Varnum
Crawford Burnham
Fletcher Street
Boston Harbor
M. Ida Howe
James J. Kerwin
C. T. Upton
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Blanche Farrington
A. F. Crosby
Chelmsford
Historical Committee
Joseph Warren
Bunker Hill Monument
Dr Lyman C Newell Lecture On Carbon And Its Compounds
Dr Lyman C Newell professor of chemistry at the State Normal school delivered an hour long lecture on carbon and its compounds to the Highland Congregational church Men's League. He demonstrated experiments and the audience turnout was large. The program also featured piano solo by Miss Clara Fenton, song by Miss Stella Wilson, and piano duet by Misses Clara Fenton and Ola Sargent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman C. Newell
State Normal School
Men's League
Highland Congregational Church
Newell
Normal School
Thetleague
Clara Fenton
Stella Wilson
Ola Sargent
Local Grocers advertise canned tomatoes and Thanksgiving provisions
D H Sullivan & Co lists groceries and prices at 415 Middlesex and 98 Thorndike Street with 8c per can tomatoes and 6 lb prunes for 25c. Alanson-Gray stresses honest value and no trading stamps at 18 Westford Street. Malo Bros promotes Thanksgiving staples at Lakeview Avenue. Lincoln Square Grocery at 291 Chelmsford Street features butter, eggs, Lipton teas. Salem Street Market on 71 Salem Street sells meats, groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Sullivan & CO
Middlesex Street
Thorndike St
Alanson-Gray
Westford St
Lincoln Square
Chas. H. Snowman
Prop
Lipton
Chelmsford St
Woburn Colonial Club Holds Evening Trolley Party Dance
A large youthful crowd attended the Colonial club of Woburn last evening at Associate hall. Dancing started at eight and continued to midnight as Flanagan's Orchestra supplied music and Christmas carols by Lawler's calendar accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Woburn
Associate Hall
Flanagan
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Charles A. Schlegel
New York School For the
Charles . Schlegel
the Sunday Paper
Kirk Street Men's League
Pawtucket Church
Ethel M
Ripley, N.Y
Opera House
Casto Theatre
Jane Courthope
Charles Forrester
Lowell Orchestral Society
Perley F. Gilbert
No. Cs Central St
Mass
Tel
Marion, Merk
Central Sts
Z. A. Normandin
Aiken Street
J. J. Manseau
Custom Clothier
Hanover Streets
Catsrers
Josephine Glines
Palmer Street
D. L. Page C
Merrimack Street
Friend Brothers
Chapel Hill
J. Belle
Barnes
Clotk Makin
Old City Hall
Owell
G. J
D. Bradt
Bradt
Whiting St. Tel
Belvidere
M. W. Mulcahy
Concord St
A. H. Grenier
Middlecox
Moody St
J. W. Bennett Co
Curtin's
Central St
C. K. Fisk's
Hair Store
Ee P. B. Kirschner
Merrimack St. Te
Leach’s
Branch St
Rose Noye
E. J. Medina
Merrimack St
NEW Bird
M. Lurie
Business College
Lowell Business College
Runel
Albert C. Blaisell
F. M. Perkins & CO
M. Marion
Plunkett's
Market
Dutton Streets
J. Rawnsley
Tabor’s
Middle St
Hennessey's_pool garden
Boston & Maine
Frye & Crawford
Apothecaries
Moors’ Drug Store
Opp
P. O
Ralston
GEO. E. Mongbhau’s
I. General's
Lakeview Atenue
Lawrence St
Rochette & Elisle
Frank WD. McNabb
Broadway
Adams Street
T. J. H. Burns
Fletcher St
Putnam’s
Prescott St
Market and Grocery
Lunisford
Massae Sq
F. E. Putnam
W. A. Maret
Cheever St
D. W. Parker's
Dutton St
H. W
Charles St
Chapel St
JOHN_H. COLLINS
Jas. Blakely
Hurdy Street
New American
Cts
C .M. Dickey
Lowell Inn
Thomas F. Hoban
Quincy House
James MacGregor
Cor
Lee Street
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Hildreth
John A. Donovan
Donovan Building
Towers Corner
Electrician
P. A. MacKenzie
NEW England Electric & Supply Corp
Cabot St
J. Henry Collins
F. M. Harris
Railroad Bank Building
Clarence Mahoney
Collins & Gallagher
Gorham Street
Kershaw
Lil Central St
Carpenter
Co. L. Marshall—Florist, Stevens
Cor Jenness St
Josiah Gates & Sons
Market St
Charles A. Morton
Mt. Vernon Street
W. F. Devlin
Gorham St
Warren and
Church Sts
Markland & Son
Napoleon Gayette
Church Street
Peter Davey
Market Street
Lodging House
Lowell Cleansing - Repairing
Room 10
Elie Delisle
Tucker St
M J. MacDonald
Betz
J. Steinberg
P. H. Corey
H. Boot
A. A. Magoon
Middlesex T
Ranlett
Stevens
Miss Warren
Wiggin
Crosby
A. C. Blanchette
Aiken &J
Gumb Bros
Cor. Anderson
John J. Clain
Fire Insurance
Geo. D. Kimball
Embrance Lucier
Merrimack S&j
A. Patenaude
Moody Street
Lowell Pharmacy
H. J. Turcotte
Brunelle’s
M. A. Gilligan & Sons
Kalse
Lakeview Ave
Fulton St
Chalety
D. EB. Walsh
Merrill St
Sture Swanson
Wamesit St
D. H. Wilson & CO
Bk. S. Desmarais
Aiken Steel
Farrell & Conaton
Geo. E. Grenier
Mac Kay’s
Edison Phonographs
Zono« Phon
Edison
Columbia Records
Geo
Ls Bachelder
J. H. Kelley
Northern Depot
HOMES
Bowden Street
M. T. Murphy
Geo. B. Coburn
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Lapierre
K. Reeves & Bernard
Knowles’ Scale
Mletcher Street
Liberty Square
Goyette
Notini
Vita Force
Davies Stable
Kimball
Palmer
Goodyear Repairing CO
Merrimack Sq
Federal Stock & Grain “Og
Inc
Hildreth Bldg
New York
Herrick Tea Co
TOYS
S. Wong & Co
John St
Joseph Henault
M. A. Sarre
R.chompson
N. Dupuis
Undertakers
Amedee Archambau
Decatur Sts
Napoleon Bilodeau
James W. McKenna
Bridge St. T
Sylvester Bean
Bridge St
Geo. W. Raynes
John Brady
Church St
Willis Hosts
West Third St
E. T. Genest
Tremont St
Frank Nadeau
John T. Brennan
Jackson Street
Frank Riley
Willie Sts
J. Spence
F. W. Cragin & CO
West End
Errand
Lowell Goat Co
Boston Tea Party
Malo Bros
Salem Street Market
Salem St
Lawler’s
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