Charles F Coburn Dies After Yearlong Illness at 48
Charles Francis Coburn longtime Lowell city treasurer died Thursday night at six after a lengthy illness. He served the Courier Citizen papers with fidelity and was a trusted financial officer. He leaves a wife Fanny Lane Nashua three sons a mother a sister and a brother and will be remembered for his honesty devotion and community service.
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Charles Francis Coburn
Courier-Clitizen Company
Mr. Coburn
Charles Coburn
Dedham
Edward Colborne
Ipswich
John Alden
Lowell
State Agricultural College
Amherst
Boston University
Daily Citizen
Chauncey L. Knapp
Citizen Company
Courier-Citizen Company
Five Cent Savings Bank
First Unitarian Church
Unitarian Club
Garrick Club
Yorick
Vesper Country
Highland
Fanny Lane
Nashua
Nelson Francis
Ralph Hazelton
Charles
Edward F. Coburn
A. A. Coburn
Christmas Cheer at John Street Church
Christmas merriment filled John Street as children played games after 4 p.m. then gathered for a substantial supper and social time. The primary program featured a cantata Santa Claus Visit directed by Mrs Orville E Coon with Santa role by W H G Wight, Sunday school superintendent.
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John Street
Santa Claus
Orville E. Coon
W. H. G. Wight
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsements From Lowell Citizens
Scores of Lowell residents share testimonials about Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs J A Clifford praises rapid relief after purchasing at Ellingwood Co. drug store. The ad touts 50 cent price, Foster Milburn Co. as US agents, and Carter Sherburne as local sellers.
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Lowell
Dean
J. A. Clifford
Worthen Street
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Christmas Cantata Draws Praise and Gifts Stream
Miss Annie Blackwell and Miss Etta Rutherford led a Christmas cantata with “The Guardian of Sleep” and other soloists including Mrs Henson. Junior fairies Addie Clough, Mary Jaques, Ruth Johnson, Margaret Johnson, and Dorothy Bramhall performed well. Gifts, notably Bibles for Mary Stevens and Lilla Gregg, were distributed after the performance.
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Annie Blackwell
Etta Rutherford
Hanson
Addie Clough
Mary Jaques
Ruth
Margaret Johnson
Dorothy Bramhall
Mary G. Stevens
Lilla Gregg
Gilbert Parker
F W. Qua
Qua
Golden Cross Elects Officers At Odd Fellows Temple
Washington commandery Golden Cross held its semi annual session and elected officers led by Emma J Richardson as Past noble commander Milo W Hale as noble commander Minnie E Cochran as vice noble commander Susan M Randolph as prelate George W Poore as records keeper Arthur L Gray as financial keeper Luther H Butterfield as treasurer William Kenyon as warden inner gate Mary E Perkins as warden outer gate Martha A White as pianist Maude M Mountford and trustees George F Tilton jr H W Tinker and William Kenyon George F Tilton jr and Hector Turnbull alternates to grand commandery L H Butterfield Emma J Field Lizzie H Thompson auditing committee Maude Mountford O A Forsberg George F Tilton Jr medical examiner George E Pinkham MD Newly elected officers to be installed Jan 22 by grand officers followed by a public entertainment managed by Mrs Mountfod Turnbull Morrison Memorial services planned second Sunday in January Emulus Thompson commandery invited to attend Golden Cross Surplus up by 9000 in past month
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Washington
Golden Cross
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Emma J. Richardson
Milo W. Hale
Minnie E. Cochran
Susan M. Randolph
George W. Poore
Arthur L. Gray
Luther H. Butterfield
William Kenyon
Inner Gate
Mary E. Perkins
Emulus Thompson Commandery
Washington Commandery
Woman in Far East Finds Ads Torn from Magazines
An American traveler in the Far East observed relatives economize on postage by tearing out advertisements from magazines. She wrote to them advising that if something must be removed, it should be the reading matter while keeping the ads intact.
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Far East
Heart Disease Link to Digestion Cited With Cure Tips
An article argues heart trouble often stems from weak digestion rather than organic disease, noting nerves connect the heart and stomach. It praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe digestive aid and cites testimonials from Mrs. Bartram, Mrs. Crossley, Miss Dively, Phil Brooks, and others, claiming benefits and a 50 cent price for a full-sized package.
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Stuart
Lydia Bartram
O. Assyin
Mich
BE. Ry Page
G. H. Crossley
Washington Street
Hoboken
New Jersey
Lelia Dively
Plummer Street
Pittsburg
Phil Brooks
Detroit
Gen. F. A. Stuart. Co., Marshall
Ich
Middlesex County Obituary and Chelmsford News Flash
James Temple died in Westvale at 62 from pneumonia leaving two brothers and four sisters. He was a carpenter once with Amasa Pratt’s sash and blind factory in Lowell. Funeral held Tuesday. Also notes on Santa Claus visits to Chelmsford churches and a School Cadets officers reunion with a dance at Odd Fellows hall, featuring local musicians and speeches by former officers.
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James Temple
Westvale
Francis Hutchinson
Temple
Amasa Pratt
Lowell
Chelmsford Coons
Baptist Church
Santa Claus
John G. Craig
Pastor Ellis
Central Congregational Church
F. L. Kendall
Edith Bliss
Susie Blanchard
Agnes Eaton
Unitarian Church
Wm. Brown
Tyngsboro
New York Tribune Farmer
The
Tribune Review
Post Officers’ Association
Chelmsford School
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Frederick McNutt
Carl Atwood
Stanley Cotton
Ed. Redman
Paul P. Davis
Bartlett
Sweetser
Perham
Arthur Mills
Fred McNutt
Ex-Lieutenants and sergeants named in listing of personnel
A historical notice names former officers and service members including ex Lieuts Carl Atwooll Arthur Hill Lawrence Marshall and Herman Hill ex Sergeants Arnold Perham Stanley Cotton Fred H Stewart Redman Walter Redman Aries Nichols ex Corps Henry Deine Charles Howe and ex Musicians Arthur Adams and Roy Allen in a roster styled summary of personnel.
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Carl Atwooll
Arthur Hill
Lawrence Marshall
Herman Hill
Arnold Perham
Stanley Cotton
Fred H. Stewart Redman
Walter Redman
Aries Nichols
X- Corps
Henry Deine
Charles Howe
Arthur Adams
Roy Allen
North Chelmsford to Get Church Organ Next Year
In North Chelmsford St John's church will install a small organ built by first class makers. Organ men from the city will set it up and the instrument should be ready for use early in the new year.
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St. John’s Church
North Chelmsford
Tewksbury Polo Team Opens With City Hall Arena Fit
The Tewksbury polo club, linked with Lowell dailies and other groups, staged its first game last night after renting and furnishing the town hall for play. A reception followed at Mrs. S. P. Pike’s residence in Wamesit. William Kelley of the eastern town part fell ill Wednesday evening. doctors from the state hospital and Wilmington diagnosed pneumonia after a consultation.
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Tewksbury
Lowell Dailys
Lowell
S. P. Pike
Wamesit
Wm. Kelley
Emmerson
State Hospital
Buzzell
Wilmington
Hood Christmas Stockings Spark Wide Praise
Distribution of stockings by C I Hood Co drew praise and calls on Tuesday and Christmas Day. Samples of Hood's Lotion were included and lauded as a smart advertising stunt, with many letters complimenting the idea.
Jate]egioiee Cures Colds Without Opium Or Poisons
A historical brief notes a remedy named Jate]egioiee claimed to cure colds and prevent grip and pneumonia without using opium morphine or other poisonous drugs. The item reflects period patent medicine advertising and medical rhetoric. The source emphasizes safety and nonpoisonous ingredients in a medicinal claim.
Obituary: John Feeney Dies at 74 in Malden
John Feeney died at his home 493 Moody street yesterday noon aged 74. He ran a Market street newspaper and confectionery shop and was a lifelong St Patrick's parishioner and Holy Name society member. He leaves sons Frank J. and John W. and daughter Miss Mary T. Feeney. Funeral at St Patrick's church at 10 Saturday morning.
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John Feeney
Moody Street
Market Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Holy Name Society
Frank J
John Lennon
John W
Middlesex Street
Mary T. Feeney
Feeney
Dejadon
Corporation Hospital
Alfred Dejadon
Archambeault
Baril
Cabot Street
Hector Baril
Coburn
Charles Francis Coburn
Funeral notices and services fill local obituaries
The paper lists multiple funeral services held for Elizabeth J. Ready, Ann Moran, Arthur Enaud, Marie Rodrigue, Theles Beaulieu, Daniel Webster, John Feeney, Alfred Dejadon, Hector Baril, Charles Coburn and Charles Coburn’s burial details. It names churches, officiating priests, organists, bearers, burial sites, and various floral tributes and undertakers.
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Ann Moran
Chippewa Street
Sacred Heart Church
Fr. Tighe
Thomas H. Muldoon
Schmidt
Thomas Hessian
Vera Moran
Duncan McKennon
Chippewa Club
Gardner
Patrick Duffy
John O’hearn
Thomas Tully
Michael Powers
A. Gagne
F. X. Fortin
Ovila Desilets
P.gendron
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Diss
Marie Rodrigue
Alfred Rodrigue
Tewksbury
East Chelmsford
Albert
Theles Beaulieu
West Third Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Guillard
H. A. Racicot
Ed. Vincelette
Omer Gagnon
Eustache Christman
Elucide Christman
Joseph Christman
Ludger Sylvian
Pierre Beaulieu
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Daniel Webster
Central Street
Mr. Millington
Centralville Lodge
Grandpa
Pepin
Flemings
Young
Edson Cemetery
Wood's Grand Clearance Sale of Christmas Leftovers
Geo H Wood launches a cash only clearance sale of surplus Christmas leftovers from his large jewelry store. The event showcases broad markdowns across nearly every department due to late shipments and crowded display. Sale begins at 9 this morning with goods discounted and final. exchanges not offered.
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Geo. H. Wood
Wood
For Sale Two Story Investment Property and Land
For sale two story two tenement house with five rooms and bath in each unit, separate front and back, large land, electric line nearby, priced at 2100 with flexible payments. Also for sale two miles from Lowell post office five acres with nearly new buildings, fruit, one acre of heavy wood, good poultry site, 1200. Apply to T H Elliot 64 Central street.
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Lowell Post Office
T. H. Elliot
Central Street
Ready to wear sale cuts across winter garments
Sweeping reductions on every kind of Ready to wear garments. Stocks are smaller than earlier seasons, but we are eager to dispose of all winter wearables immediately with markdowns from 1-3 to 1-2 of former prices. This season's styles and a good range of sizes and styles are available.
Handkerchief Lot Reductions At Storefront Sale
We group scattered handkerchief odds and ends including broken boxes and in-store decorations into lots and cut prices by half. Good values at Se Ze Ve and 12 cents each.
Mark Down Sale of Flannelettes at Auction Today
350 pieces of striped and figured heavy flannelettes suitable for waists dressing gowns and kimonos a varied lot with styles and qualities that retailed from 12 1 2 to lie goes on sale today at the regular sale location.
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Charles F. Coburn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Carter & Sherburne
Middlesex County
Chelmsford
C. I. Hood Company
Hood
Elizabeth J. Ready
Walker Street
Nev. L. C. Manchester
John Ryan
Fred Bascom
Baby Helen
Youngs
Garner
Sadie
Alice Ready
Boyle
Police
William B. Moffatt
Miss McFarland
A. G. Pollard & CO
Palmer Street
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
O'Donnell & Gilbride
Lowell Mutual
Fira Insurance Go
C. Abbott
Courier
Broom
Jeff McMannion
Prescott Street
Brookside
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