Real Estate Slows as Plastering Delays and Firms Move
Real estate activity remains dull as plastering stalls delayed by fuel scarcity. Perkins fire fighting apparatus plans to relocate from Lawrence to Lowell, citing space and railroad access as key issues. The Sirk building in Bridge Street nears completion, with an expected quarter million dollar value increase and a large new apartment block to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolan
Sirk
Bridge Street
Lowell
Real Estate Projects Highlight Local Building Boom
Work has begun on a two tenement flat at the corner of Queen and Branch streets for the Livingston heirs. Judge B. G. Loomis is constructing an elegant new colonial mansion at Bedford, expected to become one of the area’s handsomest residences. The hardware is all of high quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen and
Branch Streets
Livingston
B. G. Loomis
Bedford
Cudworth
Annex
Jewett
McCarthy
Baskets
Scede
Fels
King
Lowll High
Ballou
Hobig
Boston Preparatory School
Lowell
Lowell High
Malden High
Malden
Roxbury High
Harvard
Deane Academy
Franklin
Lowell Hardware Wins Big Contract for Resigns and Knobs
W T S Bartlett of Uptown Hardware secured a contract to supply special Revere nickel finish hardware with cut glass door knobs and master keyed locks made to order from drawings for a residence. When Boston buyers seek hardware, Lowell is the destination. Maria J Stickney, for the Luther Richard heirs, sold a two tenement house on Concord Street to Dennis E Cowdrey. sale conducted through C W Potter agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. S. Bartlett
Boston
Lowell
Lowell Maria J. Stickney
Luther Richard Heirs
Concord Street
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending December 19 1902
Transactions list deeds across Lowell Westford Wilmington Chelmsford and Dracut with parcels in Aiken avenue Salem street East Merrimack street Concord street Suffolk street Starbird street Chelmsford street Hale's brook Church street and parts of the Gen Varnum farm. Considerable land parcels with nominal $1 sums and a few larger amounts such as $450 for a Wilmington land deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Oddie Pomfret
Simeon Lagasse
Aiken Avenue
Catherine Holden
Daniel J. Hart
Salem Street
Caroline Heywood Coffin
Elias A. McQuade
East Merrimack Street
Maria J. Stickney Et al
Dennis BK. Coudrey
Luther Richards
Concord Street
Michael Ansara
Ezma_ Ansara
Suffolk Street
Hiram Whitney
Mary Davis
Starbird Street
James Wilson
Greenleaf C. Brock
Chelmsford Street
Patrick Kelley
Timothy A. Kelley
Schaffer Street
Lowell Wadding and Paper Co
M. W. Horn
Hale's Brook
Harriet A. Gray
Patrick McAuliffe Etux
Westford
Nathan Simonds
Otis Simonds
Maynard G. Spaulding
Hattie F. Robinson
Church Street
William G. Goldsmith
James A. Bancroft
Chelmsford
Amelia Marinel
Alice E. Pinel
North Chelmsford
Fraternal Lodge Elections and Officer Installations
Lowell lodge I O O F held the second degree for three candidates and planned a Dec 26 officer election. Elgin lodge No 166 N E B O P elected officers for the coming year and will install on January 2. Echo lodge No 44 N E O P elected officers for the next year, with installation set for January 2. The Mathews Ladies Night drew a large crowd with the Columbian orchestra providing music for a well attended dance event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Lodge
I. O. O.ff
Chelmsford
Billerica
Echo Lodge
Agnes A. Clough
Charles H. Kittredge
Edward McLaren
Arthur Crowfoot
Waldo Sargent
Mattie IF. Kittredge
Helen M. Collier
Francis C. Lawrence
Fred Lunny
Guy Campos
James F. Choate
Columbian Orchestra
Gen
Edward ‘. Goward
Charles N. Leach
George Fraser
Pocahontas Council
Council Chamber of Columbia Council
Order of United American Mechanics
State Council
Lexington Council of
Lowell
F. R. Hayden
Worcester
L. L. Pevcy
Lawrence
St. Cr. Sedy
A. Blakely
Lynn
Order
Columbus F. of A. elects six month officers
The Columbus Firemen’s Association elected officers for the next six months. Top posts include chief ranger John M Ahern sub chief ranger Andrew McAloon and financial secretary Michael Tighe. Installation is set for January 2 with a smoke talk and social afterward.
Bilious Colic Prevented By Early Remedy Dose
A vintage advertisement urges taking Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at the first signs of bilious colic to ward off an attack. It claims hundreds use the remedy with perfect success and notes it is for sale by all druggists.
Dead Man's Gulch mock town meeting at high school
The Frederic T. Greenhalge Debating Society staged a crowded mock town meeting in Room 20 on the topic Dead Man's Gulch. Harold Varnum presided with humor while Melvin Master became town constable and Miss Rachel Flint served as town clerk. The event showcased witty speakers and a push for a school gymnasium, with preparations for upcoming debates and a busy schedule of basketball games and drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dead Man’s Gulch
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Henry Packer
Harold Varnum
Amherst
Washington
Mr. Dooley
Melvin Master
Dutton Canal
Rachel Flint
Warren Tox
Austin Savage
Helen River
Eleonore Rivet
Dana Palmer
High School Review praises captain's tactical chalk drawings
Noon study discusses the manual and tactics with Captain Kittredge using chalk on the blackboard to illustrate battalion and regimental movements. The High School Review for December lauds the ambitious journalistic effort, featuring poems, stories, and editorials along with athletics and a cough syrup advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noon
Capt. Kittredge
Walter Kk. Means
A Pain Balm Marketed as Superior Liniment
An advertisement touts Chamberlin's Pain Balm as better than a plaster for back side and chest pains. It claims the balm relieves deep seated muscular and rheumatic discomfort and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlin
Do Urgists
Coppleman Marsigny In This City Tree 17
The notice references Coppleman Marsigny in this city tree 17 and mentions Reve William GG and Poor Christian Cy Coppleman with Bertha Miuguy. The fragmentary item hints at a legal or genealogical record involving named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppleman
Marsigny
Reve William GG
Christian Cy Coppleman
Bertha Miuguy
Crandall and Somers Unite in Lowell Nuptials
At the residence of the oMesiting ergyman Thursday night Mr. Jos Crandall of Lowell and Miss Maude Somers of Moncton NBR were united in holy matrimony by Rev Morang. The bride wore nun's veiling with silk and chiffon. After a short wedding trip Mr and Mrs Crandall will reside in Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ergyman
Jos Crandall
Lowell
Maude Somers
Moncton
N. BR
Morang
Also Mentioned on This Page
Perkins Fire Fighting Apparatus Company
Board of Trade
C. N. Perkins Company
C. ON. Perkins Company
Perkins Company
American Shuttle Company
Tanner and
Lincoln Streets
Dugdale Mill
Rhodes’ Hair Store
Merrimack Street
Honey Drewett
Central ST
William H. Reed
Royal C. Reed
John J. Monahan
Wilmington
Dracut
George B. Coburn
Henry C. Coburn
Gen. Varnum Farm
Elgin Lodge
No. 166
A. Christabel Burrows
Addie E. Soper
Hattie A. Burrows
Russell Fox
John B. McIntosh
Elizabeth McIntosh
Dora A. Chase
Mabel F. Chapman
Geo. H. Harrington
Willis S. Holt
James E. McIntosh
Geo. F. Bowen
Eral
Joseph Cassidy
John Sharkey
Walter Flaherty
Ward X. Kane
John J. Lyons
Frank McLaughlin
John M. Coughlin
Concord Lodge
Praternal Helpers
William C. Roger
William A. Haywood
Munro Ross
William S. Farmer
D. B. H. Bartlett
J. A. Bailey
S. J. McDonald
Annie Alley
Scott M. Butterfield
Rose Desmond
Alice McLeod
S. P. Tenney
J. C. Simmons
G. W. Curry
Addie S. Fowles
E. R. Dow
Lowell Association
N. A
S. E
Bro
Geo. R. Babbitt
R. I. No
W. A. Harris Steam Engine Works
Providence
R. L
American Oil Co
Waterman
J. A. Filion
Prescott
Dead Man’s
Greenhalge Debating Society
Colby T. Kittredge
Stret
High School
Willard Parker
Bertha Abbott
Hies
Tle
THE
Thompson Hardware CO
Toys
Rogers
Eastman Kodak Co
Biesell
Mstukc
Theoo
Foley
Chidren
B.C. Godse, Carter & Sherburne
Ellingwood & Co
Falls & Burkinshaw
Cecema
al. G. Pollard & CO
Bulletin
DEA and Coffee Dept
Santa Claus
New England
Alger
North Aisto
Palmer Street
Po Callahan Sin
O'Connor Pley
Crandall—Somers
L. Bailey & Co
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