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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1905

Page

7

Christmas shopping items and local notices in Merrimack area

A collage of holiday listings includes Calderwood & Robbins notes on pipes and tobacco, Christmas trees, fruit and confectionery at Erdis's, and Putnam's market with a Christmas dinner produce lineup. Also featured are Kittredge's knives, Morse & Beals holly, Hinckley's electric flash, Lull & Hartford wares, Ulster knives guarantee, and Page's Ice Cream order by December 23 with Sunday delivery.

Alabama Morse & Beals Merrimack Square

Paper Novelties at Hatch's and Tower's drug store

Hatch's at 76 Church street offers crepe paper and fancy paper novelties in all box sizes with decorative and parcel paper. Perfumes in Christmas boxes from Tower's corner drug store provide gift options for the holidays.

Hatch’s Church Street Tower's Corner Drug Store

Social Fraternal groups mark twenty second anniversary

The Middlesex F of A observed its twenty second anniversary with a Prescott hall social and dance featuring Eittredge's Singing orchestra. Officers included General manager John H. Condon and C. R. Patrick F. Kennedy among many others. a large reception committee and a lively gathering followed. Other groups held meetings and elected officers, including United Spanish War Veterans Gen Adelbert Ames camp No. 1 and Leather Workers, with plans for a Lawrence trip and a funeral attendance for S. C. Smiley at First Trinitarian Congregational church.

Walter Powers Frank J. Quinn Peter Monahan Charles Kinsella George Kinsella Charles Shea Michael Walsh John J. McGee Fr. S G. F&. Andrew R. W. Webb F. Geary J. F. Nonan F. W. Hartley D. Dillion J. Tansey R. Healy T. J. Quinn J. Kenefick W. Pelsue F. J. Quinn G. E. Richard J. P. Richard T. J. Boyle J. C. Garvey P. O’brien J. J. Quinn A. Marshall T. H. Crowe H. E. Clay W. E. Joyce P. O'Brien James H. Hickey United Spanish War Veterans Adelbert Ames James N. Greig W. E. Goodwin Mark Bentley H. Savage Archie Hotchkiss A. Knowlton Victor Turnquist M. Trombley Philip McNulty Augustus Duncan Stik Edward Savage Lieut. Howard Ashley William Carroll Trombley Hotchkiss Fred Silk Lawrence Willl Greig Lowell James A. Garfield

Jacky Fox Arrested for Unusual Larceny

John J. Fox known as Jacky was arrested after noon by Inspector Martin Maher for larceny of an Angora cat. Detained on Central street he denied the theft before admitting the cat clung to his clothes Sunday night and he took it and sold it. The cat belonged to Mrs. Mary Quimby of 1240 Gorham Street.

John J. Fox Jacky Martin Maher Central Street Fox Mary Quimby Gorham Street

Maine state grange opens annual meeting in Bangor

Bangor Maine December 19 The Maine state grange Patrons of Husbandry with 50000 members opens its annual meeting in Bangor drawing about 2500 attendees Master Obadiah Gardner of Rockland presides A lively contest for officers is expected tomorrow with several candidates and Gardner's reelection seen as likely Also noting E Dickson offers gloves neckwear and suspenders for Xmas

Bangor Maine State Grange Patrons of Husbandry Obadiah Gardner Rockland

Wonder Gyroscope Marvel Top Demonstration

The Gardner Gyroscope is a marvelous top whose principle eludes scientists. It runs along a wire spins on ends balances on a pencil end and makes a box spin. Sold by Howard the druggist at 197 Central Street for 25 cents. Open until midnight.

Howard Central Street

Equity Bill Filed Over Court Samuel de Champlain Funds

Lawyer Albert S. Howard filed a bill of equity in Middlesex superior court on behalf of Court Samuel de Champlain against Union Samuel de Champlain and three banks to recover $2,478.10 misappropriated when the secession of members formed Union Samuel de Champlain. The bill seeks an injunction to prevent further payments and restitution of funds, books, and records, with the case set for show cause on December 27 in Boston.

Albert S. Howard Boston Superior Court of Middlesex County Samuel de Champlain F. of A Union Samuel de Cham Lowell Union Samuel de Champlain Court Samuel de Champlain Central Savings Bank Washington Institution For Savings Mechanics Savings Bank Treasury Grand Court

Christmas Concert by First Baptist Church Kings Daughters

A Christmas program in the church vestry featured a music set by Mr. Harry Stocks, Mr. Warren Reid, Mrs. W. H. Pepin, and Miss Ethel Wilson with several poems read by Rev. Wallace. The event, directed by Mrs Harry Stocks, included Madonna artworks and collections loaned by A. N. Harmon and G. C. Prince & Son.

King’s Daughters of the First Baptist Church Madonna Chi Harry Stocks Warren Reid W. H. Pepin Ethel Wilson Harry Taylor O. Cc Wallace Herbert Whipple Pepin O. C. S. Wallace King’s Daughters A. N. Harmon Hoffman Christ G. C. Prince & Son

Verdict for Defence in Moore Case

The Moore case ends with a verdict for the defense. Faustina M. Moore sought $10,000 from Northwestern Insurance Co. The jury found Walter T. Moore died by his own hand. Some jurors disagreed on related cases, but Moore v. Northwestern concluded with a defense verdict.

Faustina M. Moore Walter T. Moore Northwestern Insurance Co Evi Moore Walter T Supreme A Penette Hamilton Manufacturing Company

Christmas Tree Setup for Children on Joba Street

A note invites residents to donate or help decorate a Christmas tree for the children on Joba Street. Volunteers welcome active participation and any suitable gifts or support to brighten the observance.

Joba Street

Loan for Current Bills Moves Through Appropriations

The committee on appropriations voted to recommend a 54151.83 loan to cover monthly expenses for multiple departments. The school department sought 40170.57 and the total year projection for the department stood around 411000, up from 299000 last year. The measure includes items for state aid, city hospital labor, registrars, board of health, public buildings, and other sundries, with final action to authorize balances under the chairman and auditor.

Committee On Appropriations Braden Alderman Cosgrove Read McAloon Supt. Whitcomb Board of Health Board of Health Office Uper Committee On

Fraud Charges Over $5 Million Riverside Lands Case

In Los Angeles on December 19 a federal petition accuses Riverside and San Bernardino county lands and waterways of mismanagement and fraud. Matthew Gage and wife Jane seek a receiver to oversee liquidation and distribution of proceeds from an estate valued at about $5 million with some $2.8 million attributed to the Gage holdings. The Riverside Trust Company is named in connection with the amid development and alleged insincerity by the defendants.

Los Angeles Cal California Riverside San Bernardo Matthew Gage Jane Gage Riverside Trust Company Gege Oxke

Court rules against F W Palmer in vast estate dispute

In Chicago Judge C Robis sant ruled against Frank W Palmer and Fordyce G Hradley as trustee of Mrs Benedict Palmer estate worth 600000. Palmer claimed sole heir rights and undue influence. The case traced to Paris with appeals. will voided by lower court but reversed by state supreme court. Bradley filed final report in 1908 and estate settled.

Chicago C. Robisant U. & Crowlt Frank W Palmer Fordyce G. Hradiey Palmers Preyer Benedict Paris France de Garel Hredheyene Palmer State Supreme Court Bradley Pretate Court Palwer

Move Toward Church Federation In Chicago

About five hundred Chicago ministers met to discuss federation and possible exclusion of the Unitarian denomination. Speakers at the meeting praised the New York conference while no formal exclusion action was taken. A four member committee was appointed to draft church federation plans and respond to the New York decision.

Chicago Tive Hundred Chi Conference On Church Federation New York City New York M. Co. A. Dedge Peter & Greseeup U. S

Also Mentioned on This Page

Santa Claus Bulletin Calderwood & Robbins Erdis’s Fruit and Confectionery Central and Appleton Streets Putnam's Market Kittredge’s Central Atret Lull & Hartford Hinckley’s Middle Street Page D. L. Page Co Court Middlesex Prescott Hall Leather Workers Dennis Healy John Corey Wm. Campbell James Coleman Ing James Carney Board of Trustees Dan McGeever John Foster John Spencer Joseph Sullivan Livermore Lodge M. W William Hodge Charles Brailey William Watterson O. Whitcomb Charles M. Clement A. W. Parker William J. Carter I. W Hector Sutherland Grand Lodge Peter Healey Emerson Sterling Huntington Ring Merrimack St Jacky” Fox E. Dickson United States Ubere Consolidated Ubero Plantations Company A. W. Stedman Frederic C. Hood Mexico Ubero Company Elodie Brunelle Moody Street Miss Brunelle John L. Richard Holy Family Sodality Phileas Pomerleau Frank Ricard Thomas J. Goyette Auguste H. Jean Arthur Lemire Alfred Marcotte H- A. Rauachet Theodule Lemire M. G. Fournier Vic Eugene Parent Emile Bordeleau Joseph Montminy Arthem Pleau Albert Germein Joseph Ouellette David Letendre King’s Daughters of The Cambridge Boston Cloak and Suit Store Yimagk Stee F. W. Palmer Merrineck Street Eaer Lerrie Herree Greenwood Bros China New England Central St Adams Appleton Bank Block Sawyer Dr. Rothtuchs Harvard Medical Immoretty Merrimac St. Ruggale Eestimen Peeret Ali Rinne Courito—Cithpey
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