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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1905
Page
3
A 24 year old Springfield resident named Arthur Kelley was arrested at Lowell’s Northern depot after a sting on a 25 cent a corner pitch game. Kelley pleaded guilty to gaming on a rain train between Boston and Lowell and paid a $15 fine.
The Courier-Citizen compiles fraternal lodge reports with officers, initiations, entertainments, and upcoming installations. Members of Knights of Sherwood, Spindle City lodges, and various orders are listed with titles, duties, and dates for ceremonies and public events in January.
Saturday night features an alumni versus Lowell High track meet with Lowell High entries in shot put 20-yard dash yard run and other events. Captains Victor Jewett and Girard Lew lead the two teams with officials including H W Trull D Burtt and Maurice Perkins.
The Y.P.S.C.E. of the First Congregational Church held its annual business meeting last evening and laid out the usual routine. Officers elected include president Will Nelson vice president La Martell recording secretary Laura Hberg secretary Edith Beane treasurer R. L. Clark and section leaders Nehe Atkinson Edith Maker Clarence Cutler Grace Fuller and Will Nelson among others.
An advertisement notes a food sale at Highnd M B church tomorrow afternoon. It also mentions women’s deposits in the Five Cent Savings Bank beginning to draw interest on Saturday, January 6.
A frail woman cannot sleep eat or work and seems ready to collapse. The advertisement claims Hall’s Rocky Mountain Tea by Ellingwood and Co strengthens nerves and builds red blood through tea or tablets, offering a tonic remedy.
Audiences praise the management for a long bill at the opera house this week. The Poster Girls and Wormwood’s dog and monkey act lead a varied program including Wood & Ray in Roman satire, Bob Guthrie in a Roman army twist, Mooney & Holbein, Serra the poser, Mansfield & Wilbur of 61 Prospect Street, Mullin and Corelli, and a top-notch string of moving pictures. A public reception to children by the Wormwood animals follows the matinee. The company led by Severin DeDeyn plans "Supper for Two" next week with Meek Fletcher and Estelle, promising a lavish stage and strong vaudeville lineup. Tickets on sale now.
The Hathaway stage hosts 17 Navajo Girls praised as clever artists with an engaging act. Reisel’s animals delight children, while Dixon Bowers and Dixon draw storms of applause with witty patter. Walters and Pravity entertain with a lively melange of music and humor. Four performances remain as Tom Nawn and company present a one act sketch next week.
Two small tenements near Northern station placed in major repair and offered for rent at 87 per month. A small tenement in Centramlie is offered for one Euro per month. MT Central Bt.
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