Massachusetts club house opening draws Mr C J Glidden
Last Saturday Mr C J Glidden attended the opening of the Massachusetts Automobile Club house on Boylston street Boston. A Friday night party at Mrs Mary Welch 186 Ford street honored Miss Adelaide Warren of Worcester a week long guest of Miss Minnie McCarry. Entertainment featured Hosea Richard Noonan Edward Gookin and Joseph Sullivan with J A Tipping leaving Lowell for a supervisor post with Household Furniture Co of New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Glidden
Massachusetts Automobile Club
Boylston Street
Boston
Mary Welch
Ford Street
Adelaide Warren
Worcester
Minnie McCarry
Hosea
St. Patrick's Church
Richard Noonan
Edward Gookin
Joseph Sullivan
Unity Guild Festival Promotes Community Evening
A Twelfth Night festival at Unity guild on Church Street drew a large crowd. A supper in the lower hall was served by Bowen Hall Holstein and J Murphy. An upper hall musical program featured Tovey, Gilmore, Gorman, Gibson, Nora Murphy and Florence Hague with Brooks Stoveley and Gorman Gilmore as accompanists. Newsboys drill led by William Hutton delighted eight youths. Rev Wright spoke on The Love of Women with illustrations from Jack London to conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Guild
Church Street
Guild
Messrs
G. C. Wright
Wm. Yutton
J. Macnamara
H. Blowen
Foy
A. Holstein
Wm. Hall
Wm. Bowen
Emez Murphy
Kea
Messrs. Bowen
Hall
Holstein
J. Murphy
Mr. Wright
Jack London
New Textile School Wing Plans Exhibit Time and Place
Plans for a new one story wing 255 by 60 feet to be added to Southwick hall and the Textile school building for a cotton spinning department and boiler house will be exhibited at 9 this morning in the Textile school rooms in the Parker block Middle street. The addition will join Southwick hall at right angles and face Sterling street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwick Hall
Parker Block
Middle Street
Sterling Street
December 1801 Day Nursery Attendance Report
Day Nursery association records December 1801 show total attendances 63 and a peak of 46 children on one day. Five children were brought by Humane Society agent to Kirk street nursery, three received medical care, two stayed overnight. Contributions listed from numerous individuals and organizations including Mrs Willis Farrington, J L Chalifoux, First Trinitarian Church, Bon Marche, Dracut Grange, Enterprise bakery, Bartlett & Dow, Kilpartrick Bros, and O B Ranlett Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day Nursery Association
Kirk Street
the Humane Society
Eroe
Willis Farrington
Dr. Chambre
J. L. Chalifoux
W. H. Sullivan
Dr. Martin
L. C. Christian
M. A. Patten
Charles Parker
J. W. Keyes
N. P. H. Robbins
Dr. Bass
H. C. Locke
D. B. Bartlett
Harrington
Dracut Grange
Enterprise Bakery
Bartlett & Dow
Kilpartrick Bros
Russell & Boynton
O. B. Ranlett Company
Notre Dame Reading Circle elects officers for year
Officers for the ensuing year were elected at the Notre Dame Reading circle meeting at the academy. Grace Delaney was named president with Lillian McSorley as vice president and Mary Crowley as secretary. Entertainment committee members include Mrs M Corcoran Mrs Charles Holmes and Miss Helen Murphy. A report on the recent sale supporting a free Trinity College scholarship was praised and a large whist party before Lent was planned to raise funds. The next circle meeting is on the first Sunday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame Reading Circle
Academy
Grace Delaney
Lillian McSorley
Mary Crowley
M. Corcoran
Charles Holmes
Helen Murphy
Trinity College
Bourassa Speech Shines At North End Lowell Reception
French Canadian deputy M Henri Bourassa spoke 45 minutes on the ties between Canada and the United States and the role of educated Canadians abroad. The Lowell event drew 1500 attendees in Huntington hall with clergy, cadet ushers, and a varied program including choral pieces and a Papineau tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Henri Bourassa
Labelle
Huntington Hall
Garde d'Honneur
Catholic Association
Moise Cossette
Chryseuil
Vincelette
la Claire Fontaine
Anna Bourassa
M. Bourassa
Elezear H. Choquette
Bourassa
M. Labori
Dreyfus
L. G. Papineau
United States
Canada
M. E. N. L’africain
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Les Paysons
A. Saintis
Thomas J. Goyette
Garde d’Honneus
Tannhauser
Fr. Nolin
Harriman Suspending Works Hit by Second Alarm Fire
A blaze at Josiah Harriman’s Hale street suspender factory caused a second alarm at about 1 15 am. The rear building suffered heavy damage with stock losses around 2500, while the front and stock room largely escaped. The two story wooden structure housed 38 workers and included acids and oils that intensified the fire before it was contained. Insured with Fred Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Harriman
Hale Street
John Ganley
Hare and
Lincoln Streets
Thch
Hale’s Court
Fred Church
Perry Street chimney blaze reported with minor damage
Box 135 reports a small chimney fire Saturday evening. Fire department response contained the blaze with limited damage recorded on Perry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Street
Skeleton Keys and Hidden Loot in Winchester Case
Police traced burglar Timothy Edward O'Callahan who hid skeleton keys in a wood pile to complicate a case. He also claimed ten diamond rings and three twenty dollar bills were concealed, but authorities could not recover the jewelry or cash after an earlier cellar search. O'Callahan has admitted several prior breaks in Fall River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Edward O'Callahan
Winchester
M. J. Desmond
Boston
O'Callahan
Fall River
Jailhold Likely for Suspect in Multiple Cities
Complainants from Lowell Lawrence Brockton and several New York cities expect the suspect to be held for a grand jury after O Callahan remains in Lowell jail awaiting action by the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Lawrence
Brockton
New York State
O'Callahan
Fire at Hattie Best's restaurant in Barristers Hall
A telephone alarm at about four afternoon reported a blaze in Hattie Best's restaurant located in Barristers Hall building on Central Street. Fire crews arrived quickly and the flames were soon extinguished with only minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Hattie Best
Barristers’ Hall
Central Street
Woman Blinded by Lightning Regains Sight
A letter from Lakeview reports Mrs. A E Clark has fully recovered her eyesight after being blinded by a lightning flash last summer. Dr C E French, who treated her, says such recoveries are rare as lightning blindness is usually permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Clark
Lakeview
C. E. French
Breakings and Enterings Reported in Dracut Case
Special officer Charles Chagnon of Deweygrove Dracut brought to Lowell police two 19 year olds Thomas Reynolds and George Gearin. They were booked on charges of breaking and entering cottages at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chagnon
Deweygrove
Dracut
Lowell
Thomas Reynolds
George Gearin
Todd Will Recover From Skull Base Fracture
Thomas Todd, injured by a fall from a hay wagon in Mt Vernon, is improving at St John’s hospital with favorable prospects for full recovery. He initially faced a nonviable outlook, but has shown remarkable recuperative power. Mrs Stuart Little, hospitalized with deep gashes on the face and neck, also improves though lasting scarring will remain from 37 stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Todd
Amasa Pratt
Mt. Vernon
Varney Streets
St. John’s Hospital
Stuart Little
John Fitzgerald Recovers After Hospitalized Injury
John Fitzgerald foreman for Stanley & Co. has entirely recovered from a compound fracture of one leg suffered when a safe fell on him weeks ago. He left St. John's Hospital after successful treatment that saved the limb, once feared to require amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitzgerald
Stanley & Co
Fitzgerald
St. John’s Hospital
Surrender to Grape-Nuts Delivers Morning Triumph
A Factoryville, Pennsylvania man tells how overindulgence in rich foods caused misery and heartburn. After trying digestion aids he switched to Grape-Nuts, which the speaker credits with restoring strength, appetite, and weight. He asks that his name be kept on request, with Postum Co. in Battle Creek, Michigan as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Factoryville
Battle Creek
Mich
Beer Debate Divides Church and University Leaders
The First Baptist congregation votes against President Pritchett on beer in Institute of Technology student gatherings. Rev. Ford urges public opinion to influence the university, urging caution about beer in campus life and opposing a beer friendly policy as risky to students and the college’s reputation. The piece condemns the beer compromise and calls for restraint to protect education standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation of
First Baptist Church
Smith T. Ford
Pritchett
Institute of Technology
Ford
Institute
Ministerial Association
Bishop Potter
New York
Commonwealth
MIT President Pritchett Beer Compromise Sermon
Rev E Victor Bigelow at Eliot church recalls President Pritchett of MIT proposing beer socials to channel student social life into constructive discussion. 97 attendees drank 56 pints. some abstained. Clergy reactions split. Pritchett defends aim to foster manliness and godliness through science friendly gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
E. Victor Bigelow
Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Technology Club
Baptist Ministers’ Association of Boston
Methodist
Vaccination as a Sure Preventive of Smallpox
An advocacy piece arguing for vaccination benefits and overall cleanliness to stop infectious disease spread. It promotes breathing clean air and endorses Hovey's Chloride of Zinc for household use, advertised by Carleton & Hovey at 236 Merrimack Street, in full quart bottles priced at 50 cents diluted with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovey
Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack Street
First Universalist Sermon and Cantata Impress Lowell
Rev C E Fisher preached a seasonable sermon on The Dead Burying the Dead and urged church membership. In the evening the church quartet sang The Holy Night by John Hyatt Brewer, with four solos and melodious chorus, new to Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
C. E. Fisher
Sidney R. Fleet
John Hyatt Brewer
Lowell
Jean L. Sherburne
O. A. Gelino
Osmond D. Long
James T. Spellman
C. BE. Fisher
New Year sermon urges "I can" mindset for church and community
Rev. Geo H. Johnson at John Street church frames faith courage and love as accessible to all not just the fortunate. He argues denial of possibility breeds fatalism, urging residents to choose persistence, praising a spirit that strengthens scholars, families, and the church. A book review next Sunday by Dr. S. G. Bailey will discuss sin and disease links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Johnson
John Street
S. G. Bailey
Passion Play at Ober-Ammergau Shown at YMCA Hall
A stereopticon lecture on the Passion Play presented by Rev. J Edward Farrow played yesterday at the YMCA hall before the year’s largest male audience. The talk traced the sea voyage and travels through England France and Scotland with splendid views. Farrow’s vivid descriptions and character portrayals through photographs on screen brought the crucifixion scene to life with solemn beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ober-Ammergau
J. Edward Farrow
England
France
Scotland
Farrow
Christus
Mary
A Week of Prayer at Branch Street Tabernacle
Prayer meetings are held each evening this week at the Branch Street tabernacle except Saturday. Tonight’s session centers on the subject Power from on High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Street Tabernacle
Cafebria Cure Advertised at Drug Stores
A brief ad notes Cafebria as a word of value to certain people, presenting it as a synonym for cure. It invites readers to try the product, claiming sale at local druggists.
For Rent Listings in Pawtucketville and Surrounding Areas
Rental classified listing detailing multiple properties in Pawtucketville and nearby streets. Listings include cottages, tenements, and houses with room counts from four to twelve, varied amenities, steam heat, baths, stables, and prices ranging from five to thirty dollars. W. & DODGE, ill fated Room i, B53 Central st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucketville
Grand Street
Highlands
Belvidere
High Street
Lyon Street
Middlesex Street
Queen Street
Rock Street
Franklin Street
Fulton Street
Business Street
W. &. Dodge
Central St
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Horne
Wilson
Unity Guild Festival
Notre Dame
Rev
T. G. A. Cote
Harvard St
C. S. Hood & Co
T. G. A. Core
French Protestant Church
TosSano
Newt Ee
Henri Bourassa
Tam
Montreal
L’association Catholique
Pawtucket Street
Major Cossette
Navaery
Mr. Daigle
Fr. Lewis
Majorie Cossette
Leon Crepau
Victor Achemin
Mr. Beauchemin
St. Joseph's Parish
Harriman
Blaze
Breaking and Entering
Chagnon
Todd
St. John’s
S. T. Ford
Mr. Bigelow
Dr. Pritchett
Castoria
Effie L. Palmer
Sbriglia Method
Swan Biz
Edgar A. Barrell
Swan Building
Tremont Stest
Harry
Richardson’s
Merrimack
Caleb L. Smith
Middlesex St
W. P. Brazer & CO
C. B. Coburn & Co
Miarket Street
A. W. Browm Od
Optician
Geo
G. Rogers
Meerrimak Street
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