Day and Night Times Record for DPHCHa BHR
The data lists sun rise at 12, moon rise at 7 12, sun set at 11 pm, length of day 4.16 hours and night length 9.04 hours. It records daily solar timings for the DPHCHa BHR location.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1899
Page
10
The data lists sun rise at 12, moon rise at 7 12, sun set at 11 pm, length of day 4.16 hours and night length 9.04 hours. It records daily solar timings for the DPHCHa BHR location.
The report notes yesterday afternoon had light showers making sidewalks slippery, with a threatening early evening that cleared before daybreak. Morning was fine, but by noon overcast again, followed by a mixed pattern of temperatures and barometer readings indicating unsettled conditions.
Saturday edition prints Try Horne and Burn Wilson coal pitches and Pelham Cigar call. Jewelry at Gage’s shows new designs. Print Works association to meet next Sunday at B T I hall. Thompson Hardware Co. offers weeklong camera sale. A Christmas cantata Santa Claus Arrival by Paige Street Free Baptist Sunday School at 7 PM Monday. Nicholas G Norcross writes all insurance forms. Strong old line insurers featured with low rates.
The Middlesex Women's Club posts a busy calendar with varied events from December 27 choral class to January 15 lectures. Highlights include a New Year reception and club tea with speeches by State Federation officers and a Carl Baer Quintette recital, plus Mendelssohn and Browning studies, choral classes, a Hamilton Mabie lecture, and a January History department program led by Mrs. E W Clark and Miss Ann B Thompson.
Three young men from this city were ordained at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston yesterday. They are Rev. Thomas P. McManmon Rev. John O Hearn and Rev. W Finnick. The latter, a resident of East Chelmsford, is regarded as a Lowell boy due to his local associations.
Thomas Doyle of Dracut was arrested by Officer J B Crowley on larceny charges after his brother reported a stolen turnout. The man, intoxicated at the time, sold the horse for ten dollars. the arrest followed the report.
The Lowell Liberal Association debates at M. A. hall Runels building on the question Is an omnipotent being responsible for the existence of evil. The debate opens at 2:80.
A city calendar display by G C Prince and Son will not carry any calendars over and will sell all calendars today at cost. The sale aims to clear stock and attract buyers with the full inventory available for immediate purchase.
The annual meeting of Lowell Hu ane society will be held at the house of Miss Mary Nesmith, 229 Andover street, Monday, Jan. 1st, at 7.30 o'clock p. m.
Ex Alderman Elwyn W. Lovejoy hosted a dinner at the St Charles hotel for about fifty guests celebrating a successful hunting trip to Maine. The menu featured venison and moose, with a decorated card of quotations. Toasts honored Lovejoy, his father, and attendees while stories highlighted the hunt and antler measurements.
Twelve public school kindergartens held Christmas programs with trees decorated by pupil work. Pawtucket School featured a Mother Goose dialogue with Grace Mansfield and peers performing songs and readings. Principal Barry spoke, and students received booklets and calendars as keepsakes.
A short afternoon program at the state normal school marked the last day of term before holiday vacation. The student performance “Bachelor Maids” featured Miss Vincent as a nurse and Miss Carruthers as a novelist, with other named student performers and a scene of the bachelor maids in their den.
Seventh grade pupils at Varnum school staged Kate Douglas Wiggin's Birds Christmas Carol directed by Miss Grace Balch and Miss Daisy MacBrayne Friday afternoon. Performances included piano solos by John McGrath Mabel Harvey and Fred Harvey and duets Mabel with Fred Harvey Florence Nix with Annabel Mackenzie and violin piano duo. Cast featured Mrs Bird Uncle Jack Carol Bird Antonia Roussel Peter Susan Kitty Cornelius Royal Mills Peoria and more in scenes of manners dinner party and choir.
The Lowell Irish Benevolent Society elected officers for the year at their hall on December 20. Numerous lodges and councils including I O O F, U O A W, and M A celebrated anniversaries, dances, and suppers with details of officers, committees, and entertainment. A Transvaal relief donation was announced, and a postponed Alpine club and Knights of Columbus tournament was rescheduled.
Mis sky event highlights Lottie Lane and Larry amid a crowded program. Frank Whitcomb leads CHOIR BOYS with Paul Chandler Earl Ober Albini Foisy Walter Connelly Grant Miller Bert Tuttle Fred Walsh Earl Kimbal Fred Harvey Charles Erdis as readers. Faith Doty contributes reading.
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