High School to Field Alumni Track Team Night Meet
The High School track team held a practice in the annex marking end of pre vacation training. The first meet is on Friday January 1 with alumni competing against the current team. The girls and boys athletic associations face a split vote on forming separate bodies. The High School Review and its notable list of honorees are celebrated. plans for the January 29 party and reunion events are set with committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
Athletic Association
Charles W. Hoyt
Thomas Corcoran
Robert Parker
Boys
Elena Abbott
Margaret Teague
William A. Driscoll
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Frank Sullivan
Huntington Hall
Sidney Whipple
Benjamin Franklin
Felton Moody
Review
Margaret Snow
Melvin Master
Matthew Mahoney
Lowell
Georgetown University
Harry Coburn
Dartmouth
Carl Bicknell
Blanche Hawking
Harry Hatch
Officers’ Association
Messrs
William Driscoll
Wiliam Gookin
William Gookin
Willard Henderson Brosnan
Campbell
Burton Carey
Devine
Charles Hoyt
Schuyler Waller
Warren Scribner
Fuller
Ames
Thomas Farrell
Wm. Geokin
Brosnan
H. Parker
Stiles
Stevens
Ruggles
hall—Parker
Corcoran
Gookin
Sullivan
Hoyt
Waller
B. Parker
Nickerson
Farell
Keables
Whipple
Moody
Mitchell’s
Lowell High
City Police Board Grants Licenses and Appoints Special Officers
The board approved licenses for theatres, an auctioneer, a junk collector, hawkers and peddlers, and appointed special police officers for Fremont & Suffolk mills Tremont and Suffolk mills without pay. One pool hall license was refused due to neighborhood objections, and another pool room license was laid on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
J. H. Tibbetts
Boston Theatre
Merrimack Street
Alpha Haynes
Casto
Market and Shattuck Streets
Fay Bros. & Hosford
Lowell Opera House
Central Street
Richard Murphy
Academy of Music
Dutton Street
Charles G. Beattie
People’s Theatre
J. Frank Puffer
May Street
F. J. MacGregor
Hildreth
J. G. Hanson
Rock Street
Charles H. Hanson
Charles F. Keyes
Green Street
E. B. Conant
Samuel Malta
Lakeview Avenue
Henry Wood
Powell Street
F. A. Russell
Chelmsford
Fremont & Suffolk Mills
Tremont and Suffolk
Henry Rnnchman
Sigsner
Rogers
Anthony B. Towle
John R. Vieira
W. J. Scannell
F. S. Perkins
Westford Street
A O H Reception Honors Wolfe Tone Guards and Friends
Central council of the A O H hosted a reception last evening for the Wolfe Tone Guards Fifth Regiment band and Shamrock football club at Prescott street hall. The event showcased a musical and literary program with remarks by John T Hendricks and others, performances by bands and singers, and concluded with Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe Tone Guards
Fifth Regiment Band
Shamrock Football Club
Prescott Street
John T. Hendricks
Dennis McDowell
Hugh Talty
James Droney
James O'Sullivan
Michael Sullivan
James E. Donnelly
St. Patrick's Cadet Band
Lawrence Cavanaugh
Hugh McGowan
Michael Bynne
Michel Redigan
P. H. Crimmins
Patrick Fitzgerald
The Young Heiress and Niagara Show At Opera House
The Fenberg troupe presents The Young Heiress with Will Kennedy and Cressie Cannada delivering lively soubrette turns, while Marie MacNeil shines on cornet and bugle. Jack Glenister, famed Niagara swimmer, appears to discuss and film his feats ahead of a planned eastern tour. The Heart of Maryland and Belasco’s drama follow, with two burlesques, a 20 girl chorus, and lavish costumes, making for a busy Opera House bill this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenberg
Will Kennedy
Cressie Cannada
Marie MacNeil
John Graham
Sousa
Brooke
Chicago
Dan Godfrey
Jack Glenister
Niagara
Niagara Whirlpool
Graham
Niagara Falls
Glenister
Matthew Webb
Opera House
Maryland
Belasco
Adgie and Lions Head Casto Theatre Bill in Lowell
The most sensational act in vaudeville features Adgie facing a den of lions at the Casto theatre. She commands the beasts with fearless confidence and performs a magnetic routine. Two matinees Friday at 2 and 4 o clock. reserved seats available by telephone at the Shattuck street venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adgie
Casto Theatre
Lowell
Shattuck Street House
Indian Maidens Play Ends With Two Final Showings
The Indian Maidens conclude their run with two performances this afternoon and evening at the Academy of Music. The burlesque has drawn crowded houses and pleased audiences earlier in the week. Beginning tomorrow night the High Flyers burlesque opens a three night engagement with matinees over the Christmas period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Mi o na guarantee offer from Ellingwood firm
Ellingwood and Co offer a money back guarantee with Mi o na promising weight gain, better digestion, and improved health. Customers can visit or mail 50 cents for a regular box with postal paid delivery and full refund if not satisfying. The ad asserts Mi o na aids assimilation and strengthens digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellingwood & Co
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Pure Food Stores
H. A. Johnson
California
New
Bell's
S. & H. Green
Vermont
Lipcust Valley
Elgin Creamery
PY Vigh Oassererdes rGriersnss
Resecae
Aero Ite
Acasiers
Formosa
Ginter Grocery CO
Mass
Our
Boston
Association
Hallett
Lew
Gray
Bopp
Leith
Hanson
Horne
Sweatt
Edwards
Leland
Farley
Duffy
Garity
Victor Jewett
Harold Jewett
Williard Morrison
Eugene McCarthy
Ralph MacBrayne
William Wightman
Maurice Perkins
Harold Varnum
Arthur Varnum
John Davis
Luther Faulkner
Jackson Palmer
Fisher Nesmith
Royal White
Charles Church
James McCarthy
Pr . Si
Freeman Hallett
Lothrop & Cunningham
Lothrop
Cunningham
WILLIAM +A. DRISCOLL
Shamrock
P. J. Dusty & Co
Foley
J. H. Browning
D.D.S
Orrick
G. Vacher
Osgood St
Goodale’s Drug Store
Merrimack
Central Streets
Carter & Sherburne
Bridge Streets
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex Street
Santa
THE
North Market Street
Providence
Express
Green S
Chris. Holmes
KING
Ss. A. Garson
Central ST
Florida
V. J. Blake
Bridge St
Dainties
G. G. Read
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