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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1905

Page

10

Dracut Alumni Seek Finishing Parker Avenue Attic Hall

The Parker Avenue School Alumni Association asks the Dracut School Committee to authorize finishing the unused attic as a hall for meetings and social events. Alumni recount past donations and urge a favorable decision to support town welfare and future activities.

Parker Avenue Dracut School Parker Avenue School Alumni Association Dracut Centre School Harry Morley Alice Gallagher Loretta Kinsela George Bourke George St. Leger Parker Avenue School Nelson Huntley Dracut Mozley Pracut Collinsville Dracut Centre Improvement Society W. C Mac Brayne Courier-Citizen George H. Stevens J. A. McKnight Nicholas Gallagher George Burke Burke Loretta Kimsela Miss Kinsela Morley Elliott Morgan

Westford railroad hearing ties Westford Centre to main line

Massachusetts railroad commissioners at a Chelmsford hearing held last Thursday ruled that Westford’s branch to Westford Centre becomes part of the Lowell & Fitchburg Street Railway system. A conditional operating permit depends on a Westford Centre branch plan agreed by the railway company and Westford selectmen, with another hearing set for January 11. Meanwhile, about 200 townspeople attended Arthur K. Peck’s illustrated Grand Canyon lecture at Arehill Thursday evening, praising the Arizona and Moki Land images.

Massachusetts Railroad Lowell & Fitchburg Street Railway Co Chelmsford Westford Fitchburg Co Jackson Westford Centre Selectmen and Railway Company Are Hell Arthur K. Peck Grand Canyon of Arizona Moki Land

Tewksbury Unclaimed Mail and Local Notices

Unclaimed mail held at the post office for a long list of residents including Mies H Carey Mise Goldfield Mary A Murphy and Annie Mulatey. Residents report visits and moves, Marguerite Lee returns from Boston and new residents move to Maine street. Tewksbury Grange officers meet at Crosby home with discussion of a theft program and other society matters.

Mies H. Carey Mise Goldfield Mary A. Murphy Annie Mulatey Mia Jas ‘Y Connor Fannie A. Parker Mre Shennen Minnie Warren Eugene Hellmn A. Boutwell Thomas Bean Martin Corbitt Micheal Diemneda Wm. T. Ferrell Deortard Malijian A. G Kingsbury Asten D. Lombard Ellery J Tewksbury Grange George B. Crosby

Weetford Street Couple Welcome 5 Pound Daughter

There is much happiness in the home of Mr and Mrs K J Rebhine over the arrival of a five pound daughter born Friday December.

K. J. Rebhine Ford Street Dee

Century of Service in North Billerica Talbot Mills

Joseph Brown marks 31 years in the weave room at Talbot mills North Billerica beginning December 28 1874 after moving from Sterling mills Lowell. He witnessed loom counts rise from 92 to 206 and card room spindles from 5600 to 11160 while many women weavers gave way to male workers.

Joseph Brown Talbot Mills Mr. Brown Sterling Mills Lowell William Brown North Billerica Brown James Sutcliffe A. W. Slocum John J. Deavitt Sarah Collins Mary Leonard Helen Murphy Mary Wallace Euphemia Potts Droylsden Lancashire England Margaret Fairbrother Henry F Morristown Asbestos Company Boston G. Harold Fred G Arthur Thomas Billerica Cornet Band Asa_ Pollard lodge O. O St. Anne's Mission Episcopal Knights of Pythias Union Hall Lodge Herbert

P A C Wins College Chess Over Montcalm Circle

The P A C of Lowell defeated Nashua Circle Montcalm 27 to 21 in a three period college basketball game led by Field and Michaud of Lowell. Tighe starred for Lowell as the teams traded baskets in a fast decisive contest. Attendance reached about 400 in Nashua.

Courier-Citizen Nashua Lowell Circle Montcalm Field Michaud Montcalm Tighe Allard Fahey Lynch Levesque Cone Cunningham Thomas

Thorndikes topples South Ends in close Bowllaway clash

In a solid BowlaWay League night contest, the Thorndikes defeated the South Ends in a good game. The result highlights a tight matchup with balanced scoring and competitive play throughout.

Thorndikes

Character party at Elite rink with prizes and skaters

A Monday night event at the Elite rink offers $25 in $5 prizes to five winners for best man and woman costumes, funniest and most unique costumes, plus notes on attendance, a special car from Lawrence, and upcoming attractions including Jessie Darling, a three mile relay on Tuesday, and souvenir night on Thursday with a bicycle race on Friday.

Lawrence Jessie Darling Kates Com William Marra William Iman Clarence Kent Baward Bigelow Everett William McDonald James Gray Andrew

Providence Club Changes Hands in Rhode Island

Providence receives news of the Providence club shifting ownership. Details indicate the transfer involves stock and new management, with names and dates implied by the OCR fragment. The move signals a restructuring of the local club in Providence, Rhode Island.

Providence Club

Trade Review Shows Manufacturing Gains Across Year

New York reports Bradstreets noting an unprecedented holiday peak in trade followed by a quieter week in Canada. Manufacturing shows the largest gains over prior years while outdoor and building sectors stay active. spring orders exceed normal levels and 1906 optimism rises. Wheat and corn exports surge while financial failures dip.

New York Bradstreets Chicago Canada

Cricket Club Score Report Confusion in North Billerica

In North Billerica the Cricket Club won one and two points but the winning team is not named. The score sheet left the office blank and care is urged in compiling these scores to avoid mistakes.

North Billerica

Cautionary Horse Deal Teaches Patience and Price Savvy

A Brockton man, lured by a Boston advertised saddle horse for 650 dollars a year earlier, buys a cheap looking roaming horse. The seller and coachman deceive with flashy claims, leading to a bad purchase and a costly lesson in value. The episode ends with the buyer losing the horse, the check honored, and the coachman vanished. The tale highlights the risks of paying for hype rather than verifiable quality.

N. B Boston West Elm Street Brockton Brookline Brocktonian Milton Lower Mills Randolph Avon New York Shorty

Special Town Meeting Called in Billerica for Official Ballot

Circulars sent to about 600 citizens urge attendance Monday night January 1 at 7 45 at town hall to vote on an official ballot to be used at annual town meetings for town election. The measure already adopted in 199 of 320 Massachusetts towns. signatures include Forrest F. Collier.

Forrest F. Collier Billerica Mareachusette Cape

South Chelmsford Notice of Local Resident

South Chelmsford notice lists Mr Emile Paignon Jr of Vermont as in residence with cows and a car, stating he will be at home.

Chicago Emile Paignon, Jr Vermont

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