Ushers Dance at Opera House a Social Success
Ushers from Prescott hall entertained about 400 guests in a social and dance. Lowell Cadet orchestra opened with an overture at 7 45 and a long program with 19 numbers, expanded by encores. Attendees included ushers from other theatres and out of town, plus Corse Payton company members Will Wilken and Richard Crolius. The event, led by John J Donnelly and Emilus Stackpole, was praised for finances and enjoyment and promises a first annual continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Prescott Hall
Lowell Cadet Orchestra
Lawrence and Haverhill
Fred
Corse Payton
John’s
Corse Payton Company
Will Wilken
Richard Crolius
Emilus B. Stackpole
John P. Donnelly
Frank J. Day
Basil Swallow
Thomas Magee
Frank Dunnards
John E. Dowd
Harold Tarr
Fred G. Hunton
Ernest Hayden
Freeman Crowell
William Higgins
Arthur Halpin
Joseph Ginty
Charles Upton
Homer Garey
Peter R. Craigg
Harry L. Young
M. Maller
Robert Campbell
M. MacDonald
George Ee
John Carigg
Fred Emerson
Avid Petrie
John Mylott
James Emerson
James T. Powers
Farmland Roaders Hold Whist Party at Pilgrim Hall
The Farmland Roaders social group held a whist party in Pilgrim hall with about 15 tables. Winners included Mrs Addie Howe 53 points and Miss Evan Ingalls 49 for Ladies. Gentlemen winners were Emery Soule 53, E Palmer 51, and John Orrell 53. Miss Eva Ingalls led as manager with Solon Mason as head puncher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmland Roaders
Pilgrim Hall
Addie Howe
Evan Ingalls
Clara Smith
Emery Soule
E. Palmer
John Orrell
Eva Ingalls
Solon Mason
Monthly Social at Wor then Street Baptist Church
The Ladies Social circle of Wor then Street Baptist church held their regular monthly social and supper in the vestry. Mrs. Wm Jarvis Mrs. Frederick Beane and Mrs. Fox led the event. After supper a social meeting followed with a musical programme featuring The Adams orchestra of Chelmsford Miss Mamie Kirkpatrick reader Mrs Charles Allen pianist Miss Gertrude Sewell soprano soloist.
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Worthen Street Baptist Church
Wm. Jarvis
Frederick Beane
Fox
Adams Orchestra
Chelmsford
Mamie Kirkpatrick
Charles Allen
Gertrude Sewell
Memorial Day Case Presented in Boston Court
Equity case over city expenditures last Memorial Day returned before Judge Mason in Boston yesterday on Jerome F Manning's motion. Court ordered the matter removed from the list until answers to interrogatories by the petitioner are provided.
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Mason
Boston
Jerome F. Manning
Textile School Progress Stalls Only by Car Famine
Construction on the textile school advances amid brick supply delays and cold weather. Contractor P O Hearn aims to roof the chemistry and machinery wings within a week, with three weeks total delay expected but recoverable by finishing inside work. Superintendent W P Richardson notes weather as a key factor and praises the accident-free progress amid many workers observing Sundays and daily activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O’hearn
Crosby
Barker
Southwick Hall
W. P. Richardson
Lockwood, Green and Company
Mill Overseer Arrested for Child Labor Violations
Fall River on December 18 Miss Mary E Haley state factory inspector filed charges against Alphonse Bouvier overseer at Barnard Manufacturing for employing children under 14. He was arraigned and pleads not guilty with trial set for Tuesday. Three girls aged 11 13 12 earned 22 55 and 22 cents weekly for after school and Saturday work. Bradford D Davell Barnard Manufacturing president chairs police board. Nathaniel B Borden treasurer.
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Fall River
Mary E. Haley
Barnard
Valera Parent
Rose Leplante
Amanda Goslin
Miss Halley
Bouvier
Bradford D. Davell
Barnard Manufacturing Company
Board of Police Commissioners
Nathaniel B. Borden
Highland Council marks admission of 48 candidates
Royal Arcanum event at Odd Fellows temple features 48 new members with a concert and literary programme. The Highland council has welcomed many new joiners, with Hibbard's orchestra providing selections and speakers such as PEG. R. A. G. Walsh and Roscoe McDaniels on stage amid readings, solos, and a Florodora selection.
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Highland Council
Royal Arcanum
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Hibbard
Peg. R
A. G. Walsh
Zampa
Reading
Sarah
Miss Faye
Roscoe McDaniels
Henry Goodwin
Air Vaice
J. P. Larkin
Young Ladies’ Seminary
Miss Foye
Labor union officers elected and talks on brick boycott
Bricklayers union elected officers for six months led by President Robert Blaine and Vice President Robert Dene. A Staples Bros contractors request to speak January first on a boycott of Head and Coast bricks dominates discussion. Messages from Lithographers union and Stationary Firemen noted. day-work in shipyards supported. installation set for January 1.
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Bricklayers Union
Robert Blaine
Robert Dene
Joan Fozier
Alexander McCabe
Arthur Staples
Staples Bros. Contractors
Manchester
N. H
Pearson
Long
G. H. McKay
Lithographers Union
Union
Tewksbury Twentieth Century club meets at church
The Twentieth Century club held a well attended meeting at the First Congregational church. Mrs Hall of Boston opened with an organ recital. A supper followed in the vestry under Mrs Thos Carley assisted by several members. Vice President Mrs Samuel P Pike presided at a brief business session.
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Twentieth Century Club
Iirst Congregational Church
Hall
Boston
Thos. Carley
J. Carr
Lillian Carley
Jeannette Carley
Samuel P. Pike
Douglass
E. C. Gerrish
South Lowell
Tewksbury
Albert Carley
Edith Hoyt
Louis Farmer
Emma Pike
Talbot French
Lillian Edgecomb
Gertrude Farmer
Robert Alexander
Newport, N. H
Hiram Dinsmore
Dr Thomas Electric Oil Promises Instant Pain Relief
An obituary style farm news note highlights frequent accidents on the farm with cuts and bruises. It promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a remedy that relieves pain instantly and claims safety when used.
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Thomas
Boy’s Pneumonia Cured Quickly After Foley’s Honey and Tar
J W Bryan of Lowder Illinois reports his young son suffered pneumonia a cough worsened until Foley’s Honey and Tar was given. The remedy halted the racking cough immediately and the boy soon recovered, a result that surprised the attending doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bryan
Lowder, Il
Foley
F. C. Goodale
C. &. Carter
Governor’s council refuses clemency in Umilian case
The Governor's council in Boston declined to commute the death sentence of Francis Umilian to life imprisonment after a hearing. Umilian murdered Kotanutz Jennisek known as Jack at Munro Keith's Granby farm in late 1899. Last July he was sentenced to die, with repeated respites due to legal contests. the final respite ends next Saturday at midnight. The vote was four to one against commuting the penalty.
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Boston
Francissek Umilian
Kotanutz Jennisek
Jack
Munro Keith
Granby
Storti
Gluten Foods Line From Pure Glu Ten Food Co
Proprietor announces stock of Pure Glu Ten Food Co products including Breakfast Food Crackers Macaroni and Flour. Government analysis endorses these gluten foods as healthful and nutritionally rich, containing over five times the nutriment of ordinary cereals or flours. Call and examine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Gluten Food Co
N. Y
U. S
Venezuelan Editorial Warns Germany Stands Firm for Independence
Willemstad dated Dec 18 reports La Republica Caracas editorial asserting Venezuela will defend its independence and equality with strong reprisals if provoked. Caracas excitement centers on military scandals linking Generals Davila and Sanchez after Davila insulted the war minister.
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Willemstadt
Curacaa
la Republica
Caracas
Venezuela
Castro
Davila
Sanchez
Carcas
Davill
Guajira
Maracaibo
Poor Young Men Christmas Offering Prompted by President
Boston December 18 President Henry 8 Pritchett proposed that students from prominent colleges and schools fund a Christmas offering to support poor young men in industrial schools. He introduced Rev Edward Everett Hale to deliver the Christmas sermon before 1400 Technology students. He recalled Booker Washington’s previous visit when Technology students funded a year’s expenses for a young colored man from Charleston at Tuskegee.
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Boston
Henry 8. Pritchett
Edward Everett Hale
Pritchett
Booker Washington
Charleston
S. C
Tuskegee
Stop a Cold with Foley's Honey and Tar
After exposure or at the first symptoms, take Foley's Honey and Tar. It is advertised to stop a cold if taken in time. FB. C. Goodale, Co. B. Carter.
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Foley
C. Goodale
B. Carter
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Ushers’ Dance
the Textile School
Rhodes
Merrimack Street
NEW York Cloak and Suit CO
John Street
Raglans
Newmarkets
Carvers
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Central Street
Prescott Street
Lowell Opera House
Ladie
Chas. F. Dempsey
Bon Ton
Lowell
SAVOY
Foresters’ Elections
Court City
Junior Woodward
Daniel Shanahan
John Burns
Malachi Burns
John P. Bogers
Michael P. Regan
Michael J. Meagher
Chestra
King
N. H. Lewis
Biff Perkins
W. E. Smith
Fred Nichols
William Finn
C. O. Estabrook
B. F. Tucker
F. M. Robitaille
William T. Gillespie
J. W. Smith
C. E. Stillings
W. P. Butterfield
John Thorne, Jr
Fred Rand
M. Blodgett
Ring
Reliable Piano House
THE
Labor Unions
Central ST
Governor's Council
Caleb L. Smith
Middlesex Street
J. B. Goodwin
Thorndike Street
President of Technology
Gardner Bros
King Street
Highlands
Alcoho
Harvard
Lowell, Mass., U. S. A
McKissock Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
Michacd
G. G
Wim. Nichas &C
Ada B. Morrell
D. C
Central Block
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
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