Theatre Highlights At Fenberg Stock With Tracy The Bandit
A small Cheatres audience praised A Wo mans Honor for acting and specialties. Cressie Cannada shines, Trevor earns praise for elocution, while tonight Tracy the Bandit features cowgirls and bandit drama. Jack Glenister appears with Vitagraph Niagara whirlpool footage, shown at the Opera House Sunday matinee and night. The Heart of Maryland is announced for Monday and Tuesday evenings December 28 and 29 with vivid romance and war camp life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenberg Stock Company
Cressie Cannada
Trevor
Tracy the Bandit
Buckskins
Loggins
Jack Glenister
Niagara
Glenister
Devil's Hole
Heart of Maryland
Opera House
High Flyer Burlesquers at Academy of Music Three Days
The Academy of Music presents the High Flyer Burlesquers for three days starting tonight with a full new cast and 20 pretty girls plus clever specialties and new songs. Clarence Bouldin the Cuban Wonder, champion middleweight wrestler, will forfeit 25 dollars if he cannot throw any challenger within 15 minutes. He faces John Penning for a 2500 dollar best two of three falls purse after recent win over August Faust in Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Clarence Bouldin
America
John Penning
Butcher Boy
Madison Square Garden
August Faust
New York
Worcester
Mass
Faust
Casto Theatre Offers Two Christmas Matinees
Tomorrow at Casto theatre there will be matinees at 2 and 4 p m with reserved seating in high demand for Friday performances. Office hours are 10 a m to 10 p m and telephone 815 3. The current bill is described as thrilling and sensational and will please all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casto Theatre
TABLE AND KITCHEN Practical Food Preparation Guidance
Practical suggestions on what to eat and how to prepare it using chemistry in cooking. Fourth Volume produced by Lida Ames Willis in Chicago. Addresses for inquiries provided. All rights reserved by Banning Co. Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Ames Willis
Marquette Building
Chicago
Banning Co
Cometh the Season and the Christmas Spirit
The piece reflects on Christmas traditions and sentiment across eras, contrasting ancient hearth customs with modern city life. It emphasizes keeping Christmas with humble reverence, goodwill, and modest celebration despite material display and secular bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
Christmas customs and goose cooking from old England
A description of Christmas spirit and customs, mistletoe lore, and the festive medieval plays. Includes guidance on traditional dishes and a detailed goose recipe with potato stuffing, prunes and rice stuffing, chestnut additions, and basting methods for a proper Christmas feast.
Pound Cake Recipe and Cook Book Guidance
A reader seeks a versatile cookbook for luncheons dinners and breakfasts at a small boarding house. The reply says no single book fits all needs and suggests visiting large New York stores for broad cook book selections. It then provides a pound cake recipe with sugar butter flour eggs mace and rosewater, detailing mixing and baking steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O
New York
J. BE. A
Fraternal unions elect officers at year start
Fraternal Division 28 Amalgamated Association of Railroad Employes of America held its meeting last night electing officers for the year. T. J. McDermott was named president and William A. Sproule vice president with a slate that includes Thomas Flynn and John McElroy. Installation set for Jan. 8 and a committee was formed for an entertainment. Prosperity circle of C. of F. elected officers for the coming term led by Mrs. Minnie Keelan and Mrs. Rachel Campbell as financial secretary. I. H. Dames of Malta arranged a supper and dance. Merrimack Valley lodge of LO O F elected Frederick Walker as N.G. and other officers. Installation scheduled for Jan. 14. Lowell lodge No. 22 OUW elected A. D. Gilbert master workman and others. installation on Jan. 18 with guests Deputy Grand Workman Trefry and Grand Guide Reidy. Princess lodge No. 12 IOD of St George elected officers, including Mrs. Emma Bairstow as president and Miss Orpah Sutcliffe as vice president. After meetings, a Christmas party was held. Lowell lodge No. 81 BPM celebrated with routine business and social activities. Boston lodge No. 10 D. G. BE’s Ed. McLaughlin attended and the group closed with songs and plans for opera night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association of Railroad Employer of America
Union National Bank
T. J. McDermott
William A. Sproule
Thomas Flynn
John McElroy
Patrick
Merrimack Valley Lodge
N.G
Frederick Walker
V. G
Thomas Garside
Lowell Lodge
American Order of United Workmen
Trefry
Andover
Guide Reidy
Boston
A. D. Gilbert
W. S. Holt
Mr. Sacgent
Benjamin Hodgman
T. J. LaBounty
H. W. Locke
W. Porter
O. F. Osgood
W. T. Dole
James Murphy
Grand Lodge
Edgar M. Hill
Princess Lodge
I. O. Daughters of St. George
Emma Bairstow
Orpah Sutcliffe
Ann Haigh
Lillian Hoyle
H. M. Orrell
Hannah Ireland
Sadie Hill
Hettie Hill
Martha Shannon
Jennie Hefferon
Hannah Treland
W. M. Jones
B. P
L’association de Notre Dame de Bonsecours
St. Joseph’s Convent
Charles H. Boisvert
St. Jean Baptiste's
F. N. Legare
Chas. H. Boisvert
Miose
Anng Gagnon
Havin
Foresters of America Elect Officers in Merrimack Court No 11
The Court Merrimack No 11 Foresters of America held its last regular meeting in Foresters hall and elected officers for the coming year. Officers include John Barrett chief ranger Patrick Mahoney sub chief ranger Joseph Gallagher treasurer John McPadden financial secretary Frank King recording secretary Owen O’Neil senior warden Jerry Leary junior warden Michael Donough senior beadle Abe Berry junior beadle James Spillane trustee three years lecturer William H Stafford and Dr T B Smith physician. There were eight propositions and remarks by Stafford and Deputy Chief Ranger Thomas Talbot. The Elkshall Knights of Sherwood Foresters met last night, electing Frank Bonan commander Joseph Sabourin vice commander John Bogers adjutant Denis O’Brien paymaster Frank Oulette senior lieutenant Wilbrod Michaud junior lieutenant William S bourin sergeant major William Bourin senior sergeant John Aspinwall junior sergeant John Roy trustees Moses Miller and P R Monahan drill captain Joseph Sabourin. Installation of officers set for January 13 with a smoke talk that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Talbot
Knights of Sherwood Foresters
Elkshall
Frank Bonan
Joseph Sabourin
John P. Bogers
Denis O’brien
Frank Oullette
Leutenant
Wilbrod Michaud
William D. Sabourin
John Aspinwall
French American Civic Clubs Debate Permanent Clubrooms
A Lowell period item notes several French American groups meeting. Club des Citoyens Americains approves hiring St Josephs hall as permanent quarters from Jan 1 1904, intends daily use and future facilities. Other unions and associations hold meetings and elect officers with plans for a February festival and a Valentine party at St Josephs convent and Club Rochambeau.
Stamp jokes and staged by Rochambeau council event
A humorous note on stamp hunting and marriage, followed by Rochambeau council Royal Arcanum planning a large class initiation next Tuesday Dec 29 at Old Odd Fellows hall with new degree staff officiating and guests from other Arcanum councils. Rev Fr Lefebvre OML to return from a four month Mexico Texas tour arriving Christmas eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochambeau Council
Royal Arcanum
Old Odd Fellows Hall
Arcanum
Fr. Lefebvre
Oblate Order
America
Mexico
Texas
St. Joseph's
Mrs Lapierre on extended American vacation guest in St Eugene
Mrs J Lapierre of St Eugene Quebec is visiting sister Mrs J A Filton on Hildreth Street for the holidays. She has spent the last month visiting friends and relatives in Nashua Manchester and surroundings during an extended American vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lapierre
St. Eugene
Que
J. A. Filton
Hildreth Street
Mrs. Lapierre
Nashua
Manchester
New Yukon Compounds Claim Brights Disease Cure
A San Francisco letter from an editor describes a claimed cure for Brights disease and diabetes using Yukon Compounds. The writer, once gravely ill, credits a diuretic discovered by business interests and cites colleagues who recovered. The notice promotes Millinemood & Co Arneaiata as sole agents and asks readers to request a pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office
San Francisco
Citizen-Courier
Bright
Pacific States Type Foundry
A. J. Howe
R M, Wood
Millinemood & Co
Arneaiata
Low Mass Wedding Celebrations Resume After Advent Pause
Lowell reports that several weddings will be solemnized tomorrow at St Joseph's rectory as Advent suspensions end. Guests include Mr. Lapierre joining next week at Mrs Fillon's. Arthur A Racicot Jr returns home from Massachusetts Agricultural College on vacation. Emile Gelinas, club Social president, is seriously ill with pneumonia. Antonia and Hoa Aubin of Lilley avenue are home from St Marys Pasenentar for Christmas. Lagasse sisters Ida Bertha Laura return from D Youville Academy Plattsburg N Y for the holidays. their father Simeon Lagasse met them at Rouses Point N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s
Arthur A. Racicot, Jr
Massachusetts Agricultural College of
Amherst
Mass
Emile Gelinas
Gardner Avenue
Antonia
Hoa Aubin
J. S. Aubin
Lilley Avenue
St. Mary's, Pasenentar
Ida
Bertha
Laura Lagasse
Simeon Lagasse
D’'Youville Academy
Plattsburg, N. Y
Mr. Lagasse
Rouse’s Point
N. Y
Chase Decorators Club marks fifth anniversary celebration
The Chase Decorators Club celebrated its fifth anniversary at Geo W. Chase's painting and decorating rooms on 97 Appleton Street. Club officials presented Mr. Chase with an English travelling bag as Arno L. Kinney delivered notable remarks. A banquet followed with entertainment including dancing, songs, and a chorus. Officers are John Banks, president, and Smith J. Adams, secretary, with members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Decorators
Geo W. Chase
Appleton Street
Bill” Smith
Charles A. Cox
Lam
Christopher Jackson
Manley L. Dickey
John Banks
Ralph Hibbert
Arno Kinney
A. BR. Gordon
Chase
Quartette
Ring Music Co. Sells Most Pianos in Lowell Trade
The Ring Music store at 110 Merrimack Street claims to sell more pianos than three other stores and offers the largest selection of high grade pianos this side of New York. The moderate price instruments are described as the largest in Lowell, inviting customers to visit the Ring Music Co. wave rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring Music
Merrimack Street
New York
Lowell
Ring Music Co
Report From the Reform School Adopts Foley’s Honey and Tar
J G Gluck superintendent of Prunty town West Virginia writes that after trying all other advertised cough medicines they will use Foley's Honey and Tar exclusively at the reform school as the most effective and harmless option. Local druggists Goodale's Ellingwood Carter Falls Burkinshaw and others listed as outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Gluck
Pruntytown
W. Va
Foley
West Virginia Reform School
Goodale
Central Street
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Carter Kerburne
Fete Street
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex Street
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King Christmas
Chas. A. Barnard
Centerdale, R. I
Hans Andersen
Merrie England
New England
Queen Victoria
Amalgamated Association of Railroad Employes of America
Hammersley
Arthur Curran
Thomas Lonergan
Thomas McAffee
Melvin Sweet
John Fraser
Philip Harley
Prosperity Circle, C. of F
Foresters’ Hall
Minnie Keelan
Mary O'Connor
Rachel Campbell
Mary Yehle
Mary Trustan
Belle Chisholm
Kitty O'Neil
Daniel Shéa
Abraham Berry
T. J. Halloran
I. H. Dames
Malta
Marion
Thomas J. McDermott
Pollard & Co
Jrading
Iinstitute
Subway
Jill
Follard & Co
Merrimack, Palmer and Mid
Club Des Citoyens Americains
Wm. Drapeau
A. J. Gagnon
L. P. Turcotte
St. Joseph’s Hall
P. R. Bourque
Joseph A. Legare
Congressman Ames
Mr. Legare
Washington
Capital
French Carpenters’ Union
Amedee Genest
John Bernier
Geo. Paquin
Dosithee Leclair
Iusides
Club Rochambeau
Paikoy
Prealde le Aut
ARS
Antetta Mofsan
Philippe Roy
Timothee Roy
Capeter
Rome
Gia Grec
Prince Street
Lamoureux
Bright’s Disease and Diabetes News
Chase Decorators’ Club
Report From
Reform School
O’brien Bros
Emamiowm Bom
Ewtmck Mimand
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