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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1906

Page

4

Pelham Minstrel Show Draws 300 At Town Hall

Nearly 300 residents packed the Pelham town hall for a lyrical minstrel program last Friday night. Tickets netted about $50 after expenses from a chicken pie supper, with plans to repeat the event and fund a schoolhouse flag. Miss Angeline Kent remains in Nashua hospital. Next Friday a Currier district schoolhouse entertainment will feature a graphophone and a local rapper to raise funds for a flag.

Angeline Kent Nashua Currier

Tyngsboro Pulpit News and Town Improvements

Tyngsboro reports Rev F F Wolfe of Boston University Theological School preached at Evangelical church with morning text Thou art the holy One of God and evening sermon Nehemiah I am doing a great work so that I cannot come down The annual Evangelical church meeting is set for January thirty eight at Deacon Swallow's home The Ladies Social Circle meets at Mrs William Blanchard at 2 30 p m on January third Unitarian Rev Manfred Lilliefors spoke on The Unitarian Orthodoxy Its Latest Phase The College Club gathered at Miss Marion Bennett with holiday visitors The sidewalk along town hall square gains praise as safer and drier passage amid muddy weather Tyngsboro readies to remove gypsy and brown tail moth nests by February first or risk town action at owner expense. last year saw notable pest activity

F. F. Wolfe Boston University Theological School Evangelical Church Swallow William Blanchard Manfred Lilliefors Unitarian Church College Club Marion Bennett Pearl Woodward Stoneham Tyngsboro Maude Willett Dracut Dora Sherburne Simmons College Tyngsborough Village Improvement Association Town Hall Square Nashua Dunstable Road

Public spirited campaign urged against spreading moth

A call for an active and thorough campaign against the brown tail moth notes its rapid spread and potential to become a public nuisance, urging citizens to act responsibly to curb its expansion and protect the community.

Call for Special Town Meeting in Billerica

About 600 residents received circulars urging attendance at a special town meeting Monday night January 1 at 5 45 o'clock in the town hall to vote on an official ballot for annual town meetings. The ballot is in use in 199 of 320 Massachusetts towns and is signatured by Forrest F. Collier. Funeral services for Mrs Luther Faulkner were held Friday and her body cremated Saturday at Forest Hills. Josiah Wright is ill with gastric trouble. Dr Buck attends. Walter Fuller entered Lowell General Hospital for an operation. his mother is feeble. Sunday church services featured Rev Wiers and Rev Billings. Annie Merriam of Boston visited with her parents. Special town meeting Monday night January 1.

Billerica Commonwealth of Massachusetts Cape Forrest F. Collier Luther Faulkner Wiers Forest Hills Josiah Wright Buck Holden Walter Fuller Lowell General Hospital Unitarian Church C. T. Billings Lowell Mr Dale Evans

Birthday Club gathers for social tea at Wilson home

Carlisle notes describe the Birthday Club meeting with Mrs H W Wilson on Thursday the 28th. Capt and Mrs W Wilson relatives joined for an enjoyable gathering with dinner and music. Each society enjoyed the hall tree with gifts and school children performed Christmas songs and recitations at the primary school house.

H. W. Wilson

Miss Jennie Shaw Visits Bowdoin Student Brother

Dracut notes Miss Jennie Shaw a Parker avenue school teacher spent the past week in Bowdoin Maine visiting her brother a Bowdoin College student. William Thorne of Dorchester was in town yesterday visiting friends.

Jennie Shaw Parker Avenue School Bowdoin Maine Bowdoin, College William Thorne Dorchester

Question of Adopting an Official Ballot For Election

Town meeting in Billerica will discuss adopting an official ballot for electing town officers. The session is expected to provoke debate as residents decide whether to change voting methods.

Twentieth Century Club to Meet Tuesday Evening

The council of the Twentieth Century Club plans a Tuesday evening meeting at the residence of Mr. H. M. Billings. The Woman's Guild schedules a Wednesday afternoon gathering at the Congregational church. The Congregational church annual business meeting notice was read at Sunday service for January 11. Doctors Philbrick and Farmer completed their four and a half year interneship at the state hospital.

Council of the Twentieth Century Club H. M. Billings Woman's Guild Congregational Church Philbrick William Farmer State Hospital

Five Mast Schooner Barrett Struck By Great Wave Near Woods Hole

A towering wave swept over the five masted schooner Henry O Barrett near Woods Hole. Captain Joshua Norton of Rockland Maine and Mate James Conley of St John New Brunswick vanished after standing near the stern as the sea flooded the deck. The Barrett, bound from Newport News to Boston, pressed on despite heavy seas until the disaster. Captain Norton and Mate Conley are presumed dead. Norton leaves a widow. The vessel anchored off Woods Hole after the loss, with Second Mate Nelson reporting the tragedy.

Woods Hole Vineyard Sound Henry O. Barrett Joshua Norton Rockland James Conley St. John N. B Norton Conley Barrett Newport News Boston Block Island Gayhead Nobska Nelson Haines Lewis H. Goward Gardiner G Deering & Company Bath Mate Conley St. John, N. B

January Free Consultation by Dr Temple at 97 Central Street

Dr Temple offers free consultations throughout January for all illnesses including catarrh stomach and lung conditions rheumatism liver kidney and skin diseases and women and men health. He lists credentials from Albany and Boston institutions and provides free X ray exams with office hours 10 am to 5 pm and 7 to 8 pm at Mansur block Central Street.

Temple Swinburne Medicine Albany Mass Hue and Har Infirmary Boston Central Street Mansur Block

Fire destroys eight story shoe factory in Cincinnati

An eight story building at 218 and 220 Hast Fourth street occupied by Julian and Kokenge Company, shoe manufacturers, burned today. Loss estimated at $125,000 with insurance covering the amount.

Cincinnati Dee Fourth Street Julian and Kokenge Company

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Pelham Lady Minstrels Solomon Johnon Hiram Green Sambo Johnson The Lovxwell Citizen and Courier Carlisle NO. Billerica William Tivey Concord Wilson Street St. Anne’s Mission Mr. Jenkins William Doyle Paul Deavitt Walter Chandler Raymon Morris Joseph Chisholm Harry Randall Willie Charles H. Bailey William McBride St. Anne's Mission Sunday School Roger Barrington Charles Hurst John Wain H. M. Collins Mary E. Hughes James Smith Chris, Walker Muskeequid Club Germain Thomas Talbot Calumet Orchestra of Doris Kohlrausech Olivia Norcross Ella Reilly Cecil Manning Edith Nason Rena Parker Nellie Murphy Blanche Evans Delores Foster Francis Gannon Lottie Potts Chester H. Howe North Billerica Baptist Church Mr. Howe St. Andrew’s Church Republican Republican Club Philodeans Cricket Club Mathews Edwin Stott Eague P.C Cricket Finishing Room Philedeans I Oo Sheldon Jeffcock Peeenenee Delehanty McGill Ae Tee McMillen Sere Mlerees Perry Seeeee Ween Wwhitehead Vee Me Brooks Ore Setee Foster Sere Gerteeeve Sermaee O'Brien Sete Seen Ewes Sheridan A We Amber Rhodes’ Hair Store Merrimack St Tewksbury DR. Temple the Mosler Safe Co Fouse Safe Deposit Vaults Corliss Patent Manula Sudbury St
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