Stock Market Shifts Lead Grangers After Opening Dip
The market opened slightly lower, then surged with grangers at the forefront. St Paul and Burlington traded closely as copper stocks gained. Sugar fell. insiders reportedly bought U S Mining, Amalgamated at par drew bids, and talk swirled around US Rubber and Standard Rubber as a price war loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Burlington
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Standard Oil
U. S
Dominion Coal
N. F E. Jas & Coke
Grand Bargain Sale at Wood's on Central Street
Be sure to attend the grand bargain sale at Wood's offering pocket books and other articles from $1 to $5. Early birds gain cream of the choice as two hundred slightly soiled pocket books and other items from $3 to $4 are advertised. Wood's at 189 to 151 Central Street.
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Wood
Wood's
Central Street
Politics In It Cross Examination Of McCrillis
The district attorney pressed for records while Judge Lowell urged continuing McCrillis examination. Jones traced May to July checks to Collector Gill and McCrillis admitted not locating a $25 Hobson theatre payment or writing about it. McCrillis described overcharging a Hobson theatre license and ongoing attempts to locate Carmanella, with cross examination continuing at adjournment.
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Mr. Jones
Lowell
McCrillis
Jones
Gill
Hobson Theatre
Fraternal Court Officers Elected In Largely Attended Meeting
The Fraternal Court General Shields No 46 F of A held a large meeting electing Frank Mullin as chief ranger Thomas Carty sub chief ranger Michael McMullin treasurer James Sullivan financial secretary John Hanley recording secretary Patrick Carty S W Thomas Burke J W Peter Welsh AsB James Lang J B captain John Burke physician Dr A J Halpin trustee Michael Maddigan A committee was formed to plan the courts eleventh anniversary celebration. Neptune lodge No 253 NEOP met Thursday evening naming officers for the new year. Washington commandery No 31 UOGC elected officers including Adela Howes Jennie Turnbull Lizzie Thompson Minnie Cochran G W Poore Arthur Gray L H Butterfield Chas Pratt Susan Randolph Martha White and others. Lowell lodge KOP elected James McDowell C C and other officers and set a January 21 anniversary. Lowell lodge No 87 BPOE planned year-end events with a collat on served by D L Page Co D Donahue to chair social session. Veritas lodge IOOF reelected officers including N grand Joseph Armstrong and Justin Wright. Court Laurence J Smith FO Foresters elected Thomas Mullarkey and others with Mullarkey winning a second term. St Monomake encampment IC CF elected officers and delegates to grand encampment to meet Worcester in February. Bay State Pilgrim Fathers elected officers Charles Carr Charles Johnson Carrie Corbett Annie Crawford Dennis Dilworth Cora Nudd and others with installation January 24.
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Shields
No. 46
F. of A
Frank J. Mullin
Thomas Carty
Michael McMullin
James R. Sullivan
John Hanley
Patrick Carty
S. W
Thomas Burke
J. W
Peter Welsh
James Lang
J. B
John Burke
A. J. Halpin
Michael Maddigan
Washington Commandery
Adela S. Howes
N. C
Jennie Turnbull
Lizzie H. Thompson
Minnie E. Cochran
K. of R
G. W. Poore
Arthur L. Gray
L. H. Butterfield
Chas. H. Pratt
Susan M. Randolph
Martha White
Hector Turnbull
Henry W. Tinker
Edwin Sanborn
Geo. F. Tilton, Jr
Frances Ellen Morrison
Maude Mountford
Grand Commandery
France Ellen Morrison
Louise Thorne
Emma J. Field
George W. Poore
Luther H. Butterfield
Laurence J. Smith
Order of Foresters
Thomas Mullarkey
George Harrington
Thomas L. Smith
Eddie Sharkey
Arch
J. F. McCullough
Woodward
J. Tansey
Beadle
John Shine
Mullarkey
Bay State
Pilgrim Fathers
Charles W. Carr
O. C. Johnson
Carrie Corbett
Mra
Annie Crawford
Dennis Dilworth
Cora B. Nudd
Henry Westerstrand
Ella Murphy
Inner Gate
John Murringham
Outer Gate
Solomon McElimon
Lieutenant C A B King Dies on Solace En Route to Manila
Navy department reports Lieutenant C A B King died aboard the hospital ship Solace on December 26 while en route to join Admiral Remey's fleet at Manila. A Maryland native and 1880 Naval Academy graduate, he leaves a widow.
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Washington
Navy Department
C. A. B. King
Solace
Remey
Manila
Lieut. King
Maryland
Naval Academy
Death in a fight over jealousy and drunken rage
Philias Couture died from injuries after a fight with Frank Leroux at North Tewksbury. Couture, intoxicated on hard cider, forced entry and smashed property. Leroux defended himself, later turning himself in. A party of witnesses and officials gathered as an autopsy was planned and funeral arrangements set.
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Philias Couture
Frank Leroux
North Tewksbury
Leroux
Couture
Cote
Tam
Labounty
Blaisdell
Farmer
Joseph Cote
Mrs. Leroux
East Pepperell Resident Henry J Oliver Dies at Home
Henry Jackson Oliver aged nearly 85 died at his Sheffield street home after a stroke. Born in Boston he ran a wholesale grocery business before retirement due to failing sight. He lived in Pepperell, West Roxbury, and returned here six years ago. Married June 4, 1850 to Lucinda Bowers of Ackworth New Hampshire they celebrated their golden wedding last June. Funeral was held at his house with Rev J B Thrall, burial at Mount Auburn Cambridge. Pepperell notices report town affairs and social events amid widespread town quiet and mourning.
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Henry Jackson Oliver
Sheffield Street
Boston
Henry J. Oliver
Mr. Oliver
West Roxbury
Lucinda Bowers
Ackworth
N. H
Oliver
J. B. Thrall
Cambridge
Mount Auburn
Pepperell Musical Society
C. D. Hutchinson
Farmers and Mechanics Club
Pepperell Shoe Company
Wolcott
Christmas concerts and a wedding in Middlesex county
The Christmas program at the E church featured Margaret Carmichael in a grand Holy City rendition with a full choir and sermon by Rev. Dr. Mansfield. A large Christmas Eve audience heard children sing and Santa Claus handed out gifts. Isabella Hoyt and Walter Teale wed at Hezekiah Hoyt's home with a Lawrence residence and Providence trip planned. numerous local families attended and a grand Christmas concert followed at the Congregational church with a Russell talk on Oberammergau and a festive supper for children.
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E. Church
Margaret Carmichael
Holy City
Alfred
Emily Prime
Mansfield
Chas. Wright
W. C. Wright
Caroline Prinn
Santa Claus
Stephen Gardell
Albert R. de Roehm
William Stevens
Andrew Mosek
Frea Reed
Edith Wright
Hark
Victoria Gardell
Herald Angels
Bertha Johnson
Carrie Prinn
Willie Buckingham
Inez McLenna
Dora Grant
Cora Shattuck
Jesus the Light of the World
Bertha Anderson
So He
Eva Craven
Mary Grant
Lillian Moran
Sarah Cummings
Mary Mattison
Edward Craven
Elias Grant
Patrick Wall
Messrs
Henry Smith
Alfred Prinn
A. R. de Roehm
Thos. Hughes
Wm. Grant
Lisle
N. Y
Hezekiah Hoyt
Isabella
Walter H. Teale
Lawrence
Ada Hoyt
James Hamer
Winchester
J. A. Day
M. E. Church
Co. F. DeRoehn
Pepperell
Levi Grant
Beverly
Graniteville
North Chelmsford
East Pepperell
Littleton
Cora DeRoehn
Sadie Stone
Eva Prescott
Jennie Palmer
Providence
R. 1
Lawr Masa
Dan
Moyt
Teale
Forge Villace
Lawrence Mare
Westford church greeted by laurel and wreaths
Through the generosity of Mr. Chartee L. Hildreth the Congregational church auditorium was festooned with holly laurel and wreaths for Sunday. Laurel framed the wall and pulpit while wreaths with crimson bows added Christlike decor.
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Chartee L. Hildreth
Congregational Church
Marlboro Couple Wed by Surprise Despite Age Doubts
In Marlboro Rev. L B Goodrich joined Bertha Fay and Henry Moran in a quiet marriage after mock innocence and forged concern over their ages. Moran claimed 21 and Fay 18, yet relatives later questioned ages while Holy Trinity rector George S Pine denied performing any ceremony. The clerk confirmed a license issued Tuesday, sealing Cupid’s victory after a tense, age uncertain saga.
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L. B. Goodrich
Congregational Church
Caleb Fay
Hudson Street
Mr. Fay
George 8. Pine
Holy Trinity Church
Marlboro
Cupid
Townsfolk send flowers and gifts to Massachusetts WCTU
The W C T U ladies shipped over a thousand bouquets to the Massachusetts headquarters in Boston for hospitals and the needy in the city. A box of canned fruit and jellies followed before Christmas. Christmas gatherings at the Sunday schools of the M E and Congregational churches were well attended with notable suppers and tree displays. Rev Charles Haynes filled the Congregational pulpit due to the illness of Rev B A Willmott. A family Christmas gathering at Mr and Mrs A D Turner's home featured a dinner and a loaded tree.
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W. C. T. U. of Massachusetts
Boston
M. E
Congregational
Charies 8 Haynes
B. A. Willmott
A. D. Turner
Fire destroys Kendall barn and rhevine near state Wine
A large rhevine and barn owned by Frank Kendall near the state Wine were burned Thursday night. The blaze caused about 2500 in losses and the death of one horse. The cause remains unknown and the structures were insured.
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Frank Kendall
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J. S. Bache & Co
United States Rubber Company
Standard Rubber Footwear Company
United States Company
American Tel. & Tel. Co
Bright, Sears & Oo
New York
Ee Am
Sugar Ref. Co
Atchison
Eeoes
Atchison Pfd
Am Tobacco
Brooklyn R. T
Chesa. & O
N. We
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Federal Steel
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L. Nevers Seeee
Manhattan
Pacific
Peno Railroad
People’s Gas
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Annaconda
Arnold
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Oaton
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Eas
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Politics
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W. G. Bowen
J. F. Kent
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W. B. F. McKissock
A. G. Norris
J. Dickey
J. C. Hand
Lowell Lodge
C. C
James McDowell
V. C
Robert J. Rutherford
George Swann
William McIntosh
Currie Marr
John N. Crossen
A. D. Bosca
Samuel Mulligan
I. G
Sidney Blowen
James Fulton
Alexander Walker
L. Alexander Walker
D. L. Page Co
D. J. Donahue
C. H. Frost
Veritas Lodge
Noble Grand
Joseph E. Armstrong
Justin A. Wright
Joseph A. Janvrin
Alonzo G. Emery
Abbott Lawrence
Henry H. Johnson
Monomake
C. P
A. EB
Lyford
H. P
M. W. Brown
Asa B, Hillard
Richard Gumb
W. N.N. Allen
M. D. Brown
Worcester
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Asa B. Hilliard
King Drad
Lowell General Hospital
Joseph Albert
Irish
M. B
Unitarian Sunday School
The
Golden Cross
Grange Hall
Gertrude Dane
Brecett and Welch
Middlesex County
Elliot Hamiston
Edson Boynton
Edna Ferguson
Edith Seifer
Amelia Lambert
Inez Kimball
Susie Whitney
Eva Burnham
May Atwood
A. C. Russell
Oberammergau
Mr. Russell
Martha Taylor
Rose Bunce
Louise Crosby
Santa
Sadie McMasters
Weetot
Alberta Osgood
Charlie Osgood
Leonard Wheeler
Henry Bunee
Westford
Ashby
George H. Wood
United States
Dennison & Co
Salt Lake City
A. G. Pollard & CO
Palmer Street
Merrimack, Palmer and
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Clearan
Chris, Holmes’ ‘Bore
Pip Tev Nlerrin
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