Ordination Mass in St Andrews Church Sees Large Attendance
Rev Fr Frank E B Rogers of Billerica Centre, recently ordained, celebrated his first high mass at St Andrews Church. The crowd included relatives, friends, and many from other denominations. Rev Fr Dorgan preached, with a rich musical program by Hibbard's six-piece orchestra and a 30-voice chorus led by John Fairbrother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank EB. Rogers
Billerica Centre
Boston
St. Andrews Church
Rogers
Dorgan
Immaculate Conception Church
Lowell
John Fairbrother
Hibbard
Raymond
Thomas Hibbard
AsperGes
Webbe Kyrie Eleison
W. H. O'Connell
Charles HE
Fairbrother
Bbard
John T. Fairbrother
Terence McNulty
Mary Seymour
Frances Gannon
Charles E. Fairbrother
Margaret Fitzpatrick
Christmas School Concert At West Kenwood
The West Kenwood school closed for Christmas on the 18th with Miss Keating and Miss Callahan praised for diligence. Students performed solo and group numbers led by Helen Fox and Edith Lovering, with many named participants. After the concert, Frank Wilmott and Helen Fox distributed presents from the Christmas tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Williams
John Street
Romberg
Miss Robinson
Brockton
Mass
West Kenwood
Miss Keating
Miss Callahan
Helen Fox
Edith Lovering
Fidella Pilotte
Catherine McManmon
Alberta Burnham
Ida Gearin
Lottie Gearin
Fenton McManmon
George Dunbar
Middie Pilotte
Blanche Vincent
Marguerite Murphy
Loretta McManmon
Mattie Gearin
Ector Pilotte
Bertha Vincent
Cara Mowatt
Harold McAnney
Eddie Dodge
Christina McAnney
Rosie Rivers
Funeral for Andrew E F Johnson Held in Nashua Village
The funeral for Andrew EF Johnson who died Thursday afternoon in Nashua New Hampshire was held Sunday afternoon at his daughter Mrs John C Hobbs home on Edwards Avenue in the village. Rev Robert W Dunbar of the Second Congregational church conducted the service and spoke highly of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L, Pletcher
M. Harris
Pletcher and Webster Furniture Co
Nzshue
N. H
John C. Hobbs
Almo Dolloff
Fred Lincen
Second Congregational
Robert W. Dunbar
Andrew EF. Johnson
Nashua
Edwards Avenue
Second Congregational Church
Tewksbury Christmas Services and Elections Reported
Rev W J Minchin preached at the Congregational church and a cantata and Christmas tree were planned for Christmas Eve in the vestry hall under the Sunday school. The Ladies Aid meets to plan a Porto Rico box after New Year’s. The Sunday school elected officers led by Supt I M Locke and others. Talbot French returns from Amherst for vacation. Samuel Miller of North Tewksbury dies. A Christmas concert and supper are set for Thursday at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Minchin
Congregational Church
Quartette
Sunday School
Ladies’ Aid Society
Joel Phelps
Porto Rico
Congregational Sunday School
I. M. Locke
William Farmer
Ethel Fairgrieve
Lucy Tingley
Ylutlian Edgecomb
Gertrude Farnum
Edith Lewis
Miss Battles
Miss Fleming
Talbot French
Amherst College
Samuel Miller
North Tewksbury
Baptist Church
Kilbourne badly injured in wagon accident near railroad
Mr. Wm. W. Kilbourne, milk supplier to several families, was thrown from his wagon Saturday evening after his horse balked near the railroad station. He suffered severe head and facial injuries and agitation from an old Civil War wound. Station agent Harry Parkhurst aided him home as bystanders helped extricate the horse from the overturned wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. W. Kilbourne
Mr. Kilbourne
Unitarian
A. D. K. Shurtleff
Wigginville Benefit Party For Injured Mr. Cudworth
In Wigginville a pleasant surprise benefit was held at Charles Cudworths home on Roper street. Funds from H Parrot were presented by Mr. Parrot to aid the injured host. D Allan G Green and D Duffy led arrangements with refreshments and a lively evening. The note mentions Christmas holiday school closures and student concerts by Mabel Mallory Edith Mallory Annie Catherwood Esther Catherwood Alice Hartley May Mo. Annie Stromberg will be housekeeper for H Gillam on Epping street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigginville
Annie Stromberg
H. Gillam
Epping Street
Mabel Mallory
Edith Mallory
Annie Catherwood
Aesther Catherwood
Alice Hartley
May Mo
Christmas Tree Concert and Local Improvements in Cord
Cord hosts a Christmas tree concert in the chapel Thursday evening. Mr W H Wiggin begins a two tenement house on Epping street and a cottage on Morton street. Mrs Alex Adams is very low in hospital. Trustees of the Good Templar lodge present two large oak rocking chairs to Mr and Mrs Buchanan of Warnock street. Mr Wm E Rigg rebuilding on the site of a wrecked house. Mr George Allan is back to health after illness. Charles Parker visits his mother and sister in Stoneham Sunday. Children played games and received candy on dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cord
Miss Moody
Mary Clegg
Flora Dickson
Peter Stockton
Ada Robinson
Lizzie Barker
Lilly Duffy
W. H. Wiggin
Epping Street
Morton Street
Alex Adams
Good Templar Lodge
Buchanan
Warnock Street
Gifted crib adorns St Joseph's church in Lowell
Rev Fr Fournier receives a $200 Christmas crib from the Holy Family sodality of St Joseph's church in Lowell. The 22-figure stone crib, made in New York, will be inaugurated at Christmas. The sodality plans two fundraisers in February and a Sunday service, with proceeds aiding parish schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Fournier
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph's Church
Holy Family Sodality
Whih
Fournier
Auguste H. Jean
The
Sodality
New York
Lowell
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph’s
de Beau
Euphemie Cote
Moody Street
Amedee Cote
Mr. Cote
L’isle Verte
Canada
Victorie Lehaise
Nelida Cote
Chas. Dumont
O. M
the Sodality
St. Joseph’s College Hall
St. Jean Baptiste’s Church
Fr. Campeau
St. Jean Baptiste’s
Whist Benefit Promises Aid To French Poor In Lowell
Harold Leclair acts as young sponsor for a whist party organized by Joseph Albert to benefit the French poor. The event will take place December 30 at Co M A C hall, with New Year gifts to aid applicants. Albert has secured support from six or seven French societies to ensure success. Rosario Lussier stays home due to grave illness. Emile Lepine's daughter Miss Emile Lepine returns from Worcester visit. cousin Miss Aurore Charron joins for holiday events in Lowell. George Charron Sr. moves to Lowell to work as a blacksmith. Charles and Henri Weilbrenner return from Montreal after funeral of their mother Amelia Weilbrenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A
Union Hall
Noble
Walter H. Radcliffe
John Brown
Joseph Higson
Joseph Brown
William Mills
Roger Barrington
Michael J. Coughlin
Stafford Springs
Conn
Coughlin
Molly Carmichael
Lowell
James Colson
Exeter
John Higgins
Worcester Academy
Louise Haigh
State Hospital
Concord
N. H
Talbot Avenue
George L. Dunham
Joseph Albert
Co. M. A. C. Hall
Albert
Emile Lepine
Maxime Lepine
L'Etoile
Morth
Worcester
Aurore Charron
Miss Lepine
Mr. Lepine
George Charron
Lawrence
Geo. E. Charron
Charles
Henri Weilbrenner
Montreal
Amelia V. Weilbrenner
Immigration statistics sought on Lowell and State hospitals
An immigration bureau officer interviewed Lowell hospital and State hospital, finding 72 foreigners among 425 Lowell inmates and nearly 400 foreigners at the State hospital. Data will be sent to Washington to aid emigration restrictions. The bureau asked Dr Donlan to provide court-sentenced and almshouse records dating from January 1, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imigration Bureau of
Boston
Lowell Hospital
State Hospital
Lowell Institution
Washington, D. C
America
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Donlan
Relatives Oppose Removal to Insane Asylums
Dr Donlan faces daily visits from many who dispute the state plan to move patients from the institution to asylums under a new law. Relatives argue visiting the patients is easy now, but the relocation is compulsory despite objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Donlan
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Waxene
Dainties
Arly
G. G. Read
W. J. Blake
Bridge St
EI and
A. W. Brown
Odd Fellows
CG. B
Cobury & Co.’S
Market Street
Ponce Molasses
Raish
Florida
Hodges
Middlesex Street
North Market Street
Providence
Ldo
George E. Maker
Col. John and
Merrimack Streets
OWELL
North Billerica
Frank E. Rogers
Kenwood
North Chelmsford
Tewksbury
Chelmsford
M. Favorita
Havana
Victondad
Las Palmas
Nicholas II
el Dimo
la Densa
la Mora
Chancelors
E. & E. Londres
Nottingham
Princess Sonig
Union League
Ellingwood & CO
J.B. Grondin
Lakeview Avenue
Chas. H. Boisvert
If’. N. Legare
J. B. Grondin
Hormisdas Vallerand
Cercle Montcalm
Mangin
Dubreuil
Children of Mary
Children of Mary Choir
Alexander
Emmett Ouellette
Ottawa
Reine Ouellette
Hampehtire Street
tTeehiref
Mt Wrochi
An Etreet
Edu.and
Peltier
Zotiaue
Rine’s
Merv
K St
P. F. Devine
Merrimack Street
Branch
Essex Street
Adams
A Adams & Co
Appleton Bank
Central St
Leclair
Gentleman
Harold
Rosario Lussier
Cumberland Road
Courier-Citizen
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