Second Recital Scores for Orchestral Society at Huntington Hall
The Orchestral Society's second Huntington Hall recital drew a large audience and strong verdicts from critics. Soloists A S Kerr of Boston and violinist Leslie Smart impressed with Wagner, Chadwick, Vieuxtemps, and De Bennot pieces, while the ensemble showed vigor though violins were short. The program opened with Lacalle march Peace Forever and included Rossini works and the Stabat Mater, with Borjes conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Orchestral Society
Huntington Hall
Rossini
Lowell
A. S. Kerr
Boston
Wolfram
Evening Star
Tannhauser
Metcalf
Mr. Kerr
Chadwick
Sidney Lanier
Leslie Smart
William Beck
Lawrence
Vieuxtemps
de Bennot
Sidney R. Fleet
Borjes
Gounod
Nazareth
McDaniel
Mrs. Marilla Ricker Lectures On Churches And Heathenism
Dover lawyer Mrs. Marilla M. Ricker spoke at Pilgrim Hall on What I Know About Some Churches and Why I Am a Heathen. The audience included legal peers and Lowell Liberal attendees as she defended secular views and the concept of a Christian nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Hall
Marilla M. Ricker
Dover
N. H
Washington
The
Legal
Lowell Liberal Association
Ricker
Robert G. Ingered
Hicker
LeClatre
Etomery
Efever Etery
Trades Council Seeks Saturday Night Barber Shop Close
The Trades and Labor Council met in Building Laborers hall with large delegate attendance. A message was directed to the police board to enforce closing barber shops at 12 o clock Saturday nights. An executive committee from each union was elected. President Convery became district organizer and a three member committee, Healy, Cull and Beatty, was chosen to urge unions to back a labor temple. The secretary will remind incoming city officials of pledges about appointing department heads at city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Council
Board of Police
Convery
Messrs. Healy, Cull and Beatty
City Hall
Market Pulse Reports Mixed Stock Activity And Railroads News
R G Dun says stock activity remains record setting but with more professional and heavy financial operator involvement amid railroads. London buyers persist while railroad shares hit new highs. industrials slow awaiting dividend fulfillment. Failures rise in December. cotton market firm but cautious with divergent forecasts for 6,000,000 bales by January. Sugar and coffee sectors seen weak. steel stocks may rise with rail shares but earnings doubts linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dun & Co
London
United States
Canada
Haven & Stout
Corey, Milliken & Co
American Steel & Wire O
Climay Heights
Theatre disruption ends with manager's request
A theatergoer named New Mrs Aptherp caused a disturbance, removing her hat and tossing her hair as they refused service. Theatre staff and managers asked her to leave the venue.
Hetty's Christmas Hope Earns Gifts Through Kind Stranger
A Lincoln school pupil writes a Christmas tale about Hetty, oldest of four, whose mother dies. With straitened means, Hetty weaves hats to buy food and gifts, earning ten silver pieces from Mr Grey who then stocks their stockings and brings a Christmas tree and gifts. The tale ends with a warm family Christmas at Mr Grey's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Courier
Lincoln School
Hetty
Mr. Grey
Santa Claus
Lawrence
Mr Grey
Coerhman
Last Songs From Vagabonda Review in The Review
A review of Bliss Carman and Richard Hovey’s Last Songs From Vagabonda notes the poets’ distinctive, intertwined works and the last unpublished verses from Hovey. It highlights the opening poem At the Crossroads and the book’s format, pages, brown covers, and artistic design by Tom P. Meteyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vagabonda
Bliss Carman
Richard Hovey
Vagabondia
Mr. Hovey
Tom P. Meteyard
Small, Maynard & Co
Boston
Price
Land Registration Notice in Bedford Massachusetts
Lucius Lane of Boston petitions the Land Court to register and confirm title to a described parcel in Bedford with buildings, bounded by land of Mary Jackson Hooper and Willem R. Nayden, and by the Bedford road to Billerica. The document requests decree and publication in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suvfole
Court OF Land Registration
Mary Jackson
William KR. Hayd
Bedford
Goanite
Cambria
Boston
Boston and Maloe
Cosnty
Lucius Lane
Ary Jackson
Bileries
Hooper
Willem BR. Nayden
Rene
Arden
Cormer
Jackeog
Ety-Ste
Daneary
Nighttime fears and a mother's comforting faith
A mother speaks of her child waking in the night in fright and seeking her hand. She finds solace in trusting God to sustain them through dark times, clinging to divine guidance as joys fade and fears arise, with a quiet, devotional tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rinks
Notary Public Attestation for Massachusetts Bank Cashiers
Fragmentary OCR shows signatures of Charles G. Whitgane and Charles M. Williams as cashiers, with James J. Pickman as Notary Public. Attestation line suggests a correctness note and attest line from 2 December, with official notarial closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Frederic A. Holden
A. Grant
Soomes K. Dextre
Asa C. Russe
Clanence H. Nelson
Massacnesetts
Faresumss
Charles G. Whtigane
Osha
Charles M. Williams
J. Pickman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ward
Marilla Ricker
Financial Pointers
HY Francis Usnenaw Soo
Julia C
REED
Mr. Carman
Commonwealth OF Massachusrets
Garknens
Aleep
Philippine Islands
Commissary Department
Army
Cuba
Porto Rico
Tropics
Stuart
Traders National Bank
Resources
U.S
Eresons
Lawren Monzy Resorts K
U. S. Treas’r
Total
Lowell National Bank
Lowel
Internal Revenue
Slasheasl Gapereusveny
Nickels Lawren
ALA
Cece Cserecceee
National Bank
Gutes Oulete Fe
Say
Ise
Rewsen M. Tecks
Wace O Onpet
Arn
Tee
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Eather
Bio
F. Devine’s
Fasex St
Middlesex St
Hoyday
Preuet, Florist
Setteeeiel Heemet Hy
Missa
W. Brower
A. Iewtme
Serre Eres Freten
Ameras
Ourline Comatete
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Central
Prescott Street
Wien
L. Maddocks
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!