Textile Highs Triumph Over Lowell In Pawtucketville
Textile school basketball wore white outfits with red and black trim and dominated Lowell High 81 to 6 in Pawtucketville. Field and Church led Textile with sharp floor play while Gendron starred for Lowell. Attendance was about 200 as Textile fans filled the bleachers and the Juniors and Seniors planned next week’s annex game.
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Pawtucketville
Lowell High
Barker
Hemmen
Church and Field
Textile
Gendron
Walker
Donald
Earle Farr
Lew
Parr
Field & Reynolds
Earley
Dow
Gay
James Korpe
Paon F. Swift
Royal Hluh
Lowell
Royal White
Get Your Bottle Filled at Howard Drugstore
Howard the druggist offers perfumes by the ounce at 26¢ each from 197 Central Street. Nine popular odors including wood violet and apple blossom available, with discounts on quantity. Stocks latest French perfumes and brands favored in Boston and New York. Open till midnight.
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Howard
Central Street
Hell June Rowe
Welrct
Boston
New York
Town Election Change Debate Sparks Voters Interest
In North Billerica the petition to call a special town meeting to adopt an official ballot and precinct voting faces strong local debate. Selectmen will set a date next Thursday. Also reported are a bowling league race where Cricket Club leads by a slim margin, and skating on the Concord River with four inch ice. Everett Sutcliffe of Boston visits. Rev. Chester H. Howe delivering Christmas sermons with themes of Giving and Receiving and Christmas Resolutions.
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Cricket Club
North Billerica
Cricket
Odd Fellows
Republican Club
Mathews
LO. O. F
Finishing Room
Philodeans
Rselectmen
Concord
Everett Sutcliffe
Boston
Chester H. Howe
Baptist Church
Pelham Serenaders Miss Watered By Cold Night
After five hours in the cold Pelham residents dispersed with only posters announcing a Dec 29 minstrels show by the Pelham Lady Minstrels. A planned serenade to a newly married couple failed as the couple stayed away, leaving the crowd disappointed and the would be tor- mentors headache. The town also notes bonus labor for Hillsman and son amid snow rush and a Pelham Ladies Club meeting at the Congregational vestry.
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Pelham
Richard Hillman and Son
Fred A. Greeley
Congregational Church
Nere
Asa Cameron
North Pelham
Officers Elected at First Congregational Church TEWKSBURY
The Congregational Sunday school elected officers including Superintendent George E Johnson and Secretary Beatrice Dinsmore. The Twentieth Century Club meets Wednesday with Harriette Lee organ recital and Judge Hadley speaking on The Old Middlesex Canal. A Christmas tree program features Miss Mabel Bragg of Lowell telling stories.
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Congregational Sunday School
George E. Johnson
J. French
Ethel Fairgrieve
Beatrice Dinsmore
Lillian Edgecomb
Edith Lewis
Home Department
Josephine Battles
Enoch Foster
Littlefield
Ella Flemings
Twentieth Century Club
Harriette Lee
Judge Hadley
Old
Middlesex Canal
Congregational
Mabel Bragg
Lowell
Mission Christmas Tree and Midway Events at Wigginville
The Mission hosts a Christmas tree in Social hall on the 25th with Santa Claus. The Midway, run by the P F C, takes place Tuesday and Wednesday this week with Mrs F Wilde, Mrs R Catherwood, Mr George Allan, Mr A Carlson, and Mr David Allan in charge of games and treats. Local notes mention skating on the Concord river and community visits, plus a roller skating event at Lakeview led by George Toye and Edward McHugh.
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Mission
Santa Claus
Fancy
F. Wilde
R. Catherwood
George Allan
Candy
A. Carlson
David Allan
Concord
Josiah Doole
Lee Avenue
C. H. Parker
M. A. Parker
Stoneham
Albion Club
Lakeview
George Toye
Edward McHugh
Recently Married Couple Given Reception in Dracut
Mr and Mrs William Simpson were feted with a Saturday reception at Mrs Simpsons mothers home 46 Hamblett avenue Dracut. The parlor was decorated with ferns and plants as friends offered congratulations and best wishes. A small program followed refreshments and music and readings.
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Merrimack Woolen Co
Navy Yard
Beaverbrook
Collinsville
Wheeler's Meadow
Rifle Range
William Shanks
Lakeview Avenue
Daniel Marley
Third Avenue
Pawtucketville
Merrimack Woolen Company
Marley
Merrimack Woolen Its
Mr. Marley
Merrimack Woolen Mills Company
Lebanon
N. H
New Hampshire
American Woolen Company
Vermont
Winooski, VI
Merrimack Woolen Mills
Christmas at the Con Plans in Chelmsford
The funeral of John Adelbert Thompson infant son of Mr and Mrs John Thompson of Hillerica Street was held at home with Rev Kilie officiating. Floral tributes and pinks were sent by family. Undertaker Perham arranged the service and body placed in receiving tomb at local cemetery. The Congregational Society to hold a church Christmas tree and charity event with clothing donations for the needy and a children’s program followed by a Sunday School meeting.
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John Adelbert
John Thompson
Hillerica Streety
C. H. Kilie
The
Baptist Church
N. M. Parker
Miss Stanhope
Charles Beker
Perham
Congregational Society
Chiriedah
Electric Road Progress in Graniteville Advances Despite Cold
Work on the new electric line at Graniteville continues with brisk progress. Forty new workers joined payroll as gangs operate from North Chelmsford toward the Boston and Northern tracks and near North Littleton on private land. Ground freezes reach 14 inches in some spots while wiring and overhead work shifts between Forge Village and the Chelmsford line. Local social notes include visits by Miss Gertrude Craven of Lowell to Miss Harriett C. Sargent of Main Street, and Mrs. Ransom George with daughters and Miss Inez George in town. Skating on the mill pond proved rough but coasting was popular. Court Westford No. 170 MCOF initiated three candidates and accepted four applications, while planning a comedy drama with out-of-town vocalists.
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North Chelmsford
Boston & Northern
North Littleton
Forge Village
Chelmsford
Gertrude Craven
Lowell
Harriett C. Sargent
Main Street
Ransom George
Florence Brown
Inez George
Mill Pond
Court Westford No
Endlo Kid Cure guarantees relief for kidney troubles
Local druggists Frye Crawford and Ellingwood Co advertise Endlpo the new kid cure and nerve tonic. Stores on Merrimack Street and Davis Square pledge a positive guarantee with mail order scents.
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Frye & Crawford
Merrimack
Carter
Westford
Ellingwood & Co
Davis Square Brug
Post Office
Hearst
Mall
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O’sullivan Bros. CO
Santa
O’sullivan Bros.co
Annex
Thomas Ingalls
Philippines
Victor F. Jewett
High School Hall
Willam A. Driscoll
Dedham
Belmont High
Dedham H
Belmont H
Miss Koppman
Miss Kever
King Iiss Clark
Fisher Foss
Isa Shriner
Miss Lincoln
Joyce le
Miss Malone
Miss McEntree
Miss Cashman
Miss Weller
Miss Fenwick
Margaret McEntree
Belmont
Vera Kever
Catherine King
Christina Lincoln
Mise Edith Stedman
Baltimore American
NO. Billerica
Cricket and Republican Club
Other Bowling News
Town
Gilbride
Fox
Isabella
Sable
Gery
Colgate’s Perfumes Children’s Boxes
Colgate’s Perfumes
Merrimack & Palmer Sts
Tewksbury
First Congregational Church
Wigginville
Kingdom of Heaven
Clepree
Cluett, Feabody & CO
Clwett
Monarch @hirte
Harmon’s Picture Store
Merrimack Street
Fiuntington
Dracut
William Simpson
Graniteville
W. T
Bartlett
Merrimack St
G. G
Columbia Graphophones
Columbia Cylinder Records
Columbia Disc Records
Columbia Phonograph Company
Eee
Optician
G. Rogers
Ernest BR. Crawford
Fifth Street
A. W
Anne
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