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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1901

Page

8

Public hearing on Boston & North ern Street Railway line in North Billerica

Selectmen of Billerica held a 30 minute hearing in Post Office hall on a petition by the Boston & Northern Street Railway for new locations in North Billerica. Residents argued against routes over bridges and Talbot avenue, citing engineering limits and past agreements, with no firm commitment to build within two years.

Billerica Post Office Hall North Billerica Boston & Northern Street Railway Company Lowell and Elm Streets Lowell Street Elm Street Talbot and Faulkner Mills Faulkner Street Mt. Pleasant Billerica Avenue Tewksbury Kohlrausch Haskell Wier North F. S. Clark Talbot Mills Talbot Avenue Memorial Hall Butt Hall Clark Selectmen Barrington Pollard Rock Kearney Fisher Sullivan Wm. Maxwell L. N. Buckley

Chelmsford News Briefs Include Sub Renewal Notice

Journal subscribers are urged to renew before January 1 to receive free Tribune Farmer or Tribune Review. Read the prospectus on the Tribune and Farm and Fireside. Schools close Friday for holiday. Rev. Wilson Waters returns from Ohio to lead All Saints' service next Sunday. A hurdy gurdy and poverty party is planned at the town hall on the 31st, with many destitution cases expected.

Journal New York Tribune Farmer Tribune Review The Tribune Wilson Waters Ohio All Saints

Christmas vesper service at First Parish Westford

Westford plans a Christmas vesper service at First Parish Church on Sunday December 22 at 5 30 featuring organ preludes hymns anthems and solos performed by Mrs Palmer Miss Carmichael and the choir with pastor readings prayers and a postlude by Handel conducted by Charles H Hartley with a 16 voice choir and organist/ director.

Westford C. E. Melville Caleb Simper Miss Fisher Rotoli Palmer Reading Shelley

Christmas services and socials at local churches

At the Unitarian church a Sunday afternoon Christmas service is to be led by Rev. Mr. Lane with quartet music. A Christmas Sunday school concert occurs Sunday evening at the Orthodox church. Orthodox and Unitarians plan a Christmas Eve union at Union hall by invitation. A committee will provide trees and an entertainment. Rev and Mrs A H Armes hosted a U P S C E gathering last Thursday with over thirty attendees. The C E juniors met with Miss Nettie Smith on Saturday 2 to 5 with Sarah Davis leading and Mrs Smith supplying peanut candy.

Unitarian Church Lane Union Hall A. H. Armes Society of C. E Nettie Smith Sarah Davis

Margaret Warrener study of a woman’s struggle and rise

A complex portrait of Margaret Warrener a sensitive woman whose husband drifts from trade to art and journalism eventually leaving her for his cousin Laura Noah The story centers on her response to neglect and her attempt to atone through personal success while a vivid supporting cast of artists journalists and syndicate figures move through scenes Laura Noah the unscrupulous businesswoman and a wry doctor shape much of the narrative with sharp exchanges and social insight Margaret ends as a respected actress reconciled to a life tempered by sorrow and resilience

Margaret Warrener Alice Brown Paris America Laura Noah Margaret Brownell Laura Telephone Powers Blackfriars Theatre Brandon St. John Theresa Olivia Houghton, Mifflin & Co G. C., Prince & Son

Local Church Meetings And Marriages Noted In Town Shifts

Sunday church meetings at 4 pm and a series of marriages occur in town. George W. Gerowe of Carlisle wed Deborah Brown of Lowell at the Congregational parsonage on Sunday evening. John J. Bradley of Lynn married Annie L. Kennessy of Lynn at the bridegroom’s Carlisle home on Sunday November 24. Mrs Samuel H. Robbins visits Frank in Cam John Robbins and family relocate from Chelmsford to Peabody. Robbins is a skilled machinist. George Hull of Arizona visits town. C. E. prayer meeting Friday December 20 on Our Gifts to Our King led by Austin L. Lovering.

A. H. Armes George W. Gerowe Carlisle Deborah Brown Lowell John J. Bradley Annie L. Kennessy Lynn Samuel H. Robbins Frank Cambridge John Robbins Chelmsford Peabody Robbins George Hull Arizona Austin L. Lovering

Miss Sarah Park Dies In Boston At Age 68

Miss Sarah M Park longtime Groton resident died in Boston Sunday morning December 8 at age 68 She was the daughter of the late John G Park born in Groton Funeral services were held at her home Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev Joshua Young Her only near relative is her brother Dr John G Park of this town The section lists numerous local notices and community updates.

Sarah M. Park Boston John G. Park Groton Joshua Young Hortense Bassett Hudson N. H W. A. Parkhurst A. W. Hartt John Gilson California Maggie McDonald Sibley Lucy Abbott Augusta Warren Clifford Bixby W. F. Peabody Dora Bailey Asa Randlett Dunstable Randlett Baptist Church Connecticut Booker T. Washington Tuskegee Groton School E. S. Clark Post G. H. Morrill Charles C. Duren John Keating S. V Henry Sha‘fuack J. V A. M. Crane Charles H. Torrey Charles Berry D. R. Steere Lawrence Blood Bruce W. A. Lawrence Washington Helen Potter Worcester Deacon Charles Woolley Groton Co-operative Creamery Company Ella P. Woolley William Wright Rosa Adams State Grange Groton Grange James Fitch A. F. Sargent Olive M. Wilson Charles M. Raddin Lawrence Smith Jane Clark Myron P. Swallow Ceres Emma Woods Pomona Annie L. Gilson Flora Mary Devine Helen Barrows Frank Lawrence Blood George T. Eddy den. H. C. Rockwood Eddy

Groton School Event at Mrs James Lawrence Home

Mrs James Lawrence continues her tradition by hosting the Groton school gathering at her residence on Friday evening December 20. The event showcases the community ties and social plans of local families in Groton.

James Lawrence Groton

Wilmington News Briefs on church, death, and events

The Melrose widowed Mrs. Charles Eames was brought home for burial in her family lot. Rev. W M Nelson preached on Amos the life and prophecies, with a third sermon in a series to be continued next Sunday. Deacon Sheldon reported a productive Tyngsboro farmers institute. A Christmas concert is set for next Sunday at 4 PM at the Congregational church, with joint church Christmas tree events on Tuesday evening December 24. Mrs Edward Blanchard is improving after illness. A new white porcelain button bearing Please keep off I have been vaccinated you ought to is the town’s latest item.

D. W. Cobleigh B. S. Hager Frank Norris Roxbury W. C. Martyn Congregational Sunday School den. S. B. Hager Harry Wetherbee L. W. Richardson M. S. Willard Dodge A. F. Nelson M. B. Priest E. B. Cobleigh New Hall Concord Emray Farmer S. P. Dodge Joseph and Rhoda Raymond Littleton Emroy Farmer Sterling Harvard Dea. Farmer Farmer G. Easterbrook West Acton Roshborough Charles Eames Melrose W. M. Nelson Amos Sheldon Farmers’ Institute Tyngsboro Congregational M. E Edward Blanchard

Almost new seven room cottage for sale in good neighborhood

Due to circumstances beyond the owner's control a cottage house with seven rooms, bath, hot and cold water, in fine repair is offered for sale at your mercy. No reasonable offer refused. For details call telephone 909-4.

Motherhood magazine offers holiday poems and pieces

A December issue of Motherhood presents a dozen poems with holiday spirit and essays by Ellen Ruby Perry Harriet L Grove and May Manton. Contributed articles include Care of the Young Child For Baby's First Christmas and other pieces by Grace Turner Adams Winifred B Cossitt Pauline Verse Julienee Powell Helen Raygound Wells.

Ellen Ruby Perry Harriet L. Grove May Manton Lydia A. Whiton Grace Turner Adams Helen Winifred B. Cossitt Pauline Verse Julienee Powell Aman Helen Raygound Wells

Books Received Collected First Editions and Notices

Books received include Lester's Luck by Horatio Alger Jr published by Henry T. Coates Philadelphia. The Quiberon Torch a Brady romance from Cyrus Townsend Brady 410 pages with Appleton New York. Some Women I Have Known by Maarten Maartens 322 pages from Appleton New York. My Lady Peggy Goes to Town by Frances Aymer Mathews illustrated.

Lester’s Luck Horatio Alger, Jr Henry T. Coates & Co Philadelphia Lord Hawke Cyrus Townsend Brady D. Appleton & Co New York Maarten Maartens Lady Peggy Frances Aymer Mathews

New Books and Notices From Publishers

A catalog note lists new titles and authors with prices and publishers. Orloff and His Wife by Maxim Gorky translated by Isabel Hapgood, The Imp and the Angel by Josephine Dodge Daskam illustrated by Bernard Rosemeyer, with publication details and pricing, from Scribner’s and Bowen-Merrill.

Harrison Fisher Bowen-Merrill Company Indianapolis G. C. Prince & Son T. H. Lawler Orloff Maxim Gorky Foma Gordyeeff Isabel F. Hapgood Charles Scribner’s Sons New York Imp Angel Josephine Dodge Daskam Bernard J. Rosemeyer Charles Scribner's Sons

Miss Nellie Counihan Works Holiday Shifts at Merrimack Street Store

Miss Nellie Counihan is employed during the holidays at Frank Ricard's store on Merrimack Street, covering 636 to 646 with duties and seasonal hours. She invites friends to visit the shop during the festive period.

Nellie Counihan Frank Ricard Merrimack Street

Forced sale of a cottage by Eugene G Russell noted

The notice highlights a forced sale of a cottage owned by Eugene G Russell. It invites buyers to act quickly, stressing market opportunity but warning sellers to consider timing. Local authorities oversee the proceedings. terms and location details are listed in the public notice.

Eugene G. Russell

Pianos Stand The Test Of Time At Ring's Stand

At fifty years old, pianos sold by Ring's stand age gracefully with enduring sweetness, likened to a beautiful modern woman retaining youthful charm despite the passing years.

Ring’s

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