Lowell Triumph Over Plymouth In Polo Clash
Lowell dominates Plymouth 11 to 6 in Huntington Hall as Pierce ends his Lowell polo career with five goals. Holderness and Fox anchor defense while Hipson and Roberts lead Plymouth’s drives and Mullin’s goaltending pauses disruptively injures Pierce. A mêlée in the Plymouth goal circle and a late eye injury mark a rugged, decisive Lowell win before about 1200 fans.
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Plymouth
Huntington Hall
Parsons Brothers
Lowell
Ince
Hipson
Roberts
Miller
Pierce
Worcester
Holderness
Fox
Ce Ae
Wiley
Lewis
Wood
Mullin
Pawtucket
R. I
Jean
Lowell Plymouth
Hipson Pierce
Jeane
Mille Holderness
Wood Ox & G Mullin
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Pierce Eee
Lowell Lewis
Lowell Jean O
Roberts Og
Miller Plymouth Pierce
Pierce Oe Coer
Tae
Lowell Jean
Connolly
Tommy Paradis
R. C
Lawrence Defeats Worcester In Polo Thriller
Lawrence defeats Worcester by 7 to 0 in a polo match highlighted by Jason the new rush making his Lawrence debut. Hart and Daly played sharply for Worcester as Gavitt and Wiley led Lawrence’s lineup.
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Devlin
Bartlett
Bannon
Worcester
DEVIN
Lawrence
Wrbon
Jason
Hart
Wiley
Lawrence Avitt Worcester Hart
Daly
Tibbitts
Cornell Timer
Sainte
Rush
Jason R E R Daly
Gavitt
Reaer Hart Wiley O ‘ H A ¢ Deviin
Polo League Results From Lowell Portland Fixtures
Lowell defeated Plymouth 11 to 6 while Lawrence beat Worcester 10 to 7. Salem edged Lewiston 6 to 5 with Salem also hosting a match at Salem.
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Lowell
Portland
Plymouth
Worcester
Lawrence
Salem
Lewiston
Plymouth Vophlitas
Worcester Teeeeee
Clinton
Lewiston Wee Eee Eeee
Portland Eee Eee Eneee
Salem Ee Meena Eee Enees
Hart Joins Polo Team for Portland Debut Tonight
Hart, the Meriden recruit, joins Lowell Polo Club and will play tonight in Portland. Worcester Telegram notes his speed on skates, hard driving play and two early Worcester goals as he replaces Pierce. The piece lauds Hart as a strong national league rush man with a rising reputation.
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Hart
Portland
Daly
Bone
Pierce
New Haven
Meriden
Rush
Warner
Worcester Gazette
Lowell
Worcester
Worcester Telegram
Eugene Hart
Mallory
North Chelmsford News and Local Happenings
In North Chelmsford 37 marriages last year compare with 40 in 1900 while the death rate fell in 1901. Patrick T. McMahon is building a new house for Owen Scol lon. John Hoyt recovers from recent illness. Grace Hartz resigns as assistant high school teacher to join Brewster College NH. Edwarda Gould of Boston visits Catherine Sheldon and returns home. Fisher of Boston University accepts a teaching position at North Chelmsford High School as Eugene Dutton visits relatives in Amesbury.
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Chelmsford
Patrick T. McMahon
Owen Scollon
John Hoyt
Grace Hartz
Brewster College
Edwarda Gould
Boston
Catherine Sheldon
Miss Fisher
Boston University
North Chelmsford High School
Eugene Dutton
Amesbury
Big Fire Highlights Annual Fire Department Report
Chief Edward S. Hosmer presents a year’s fire report noting 12 serious fires including the May blaze at Fifield Tool on Marginal Street that triggered a general alarm. The department lists 175 men across permanent and call forces, with 52 horses, two new hydrants, and various company allocations. Losses from the thirteen largest fires totaled 226,428.03 with insured value at 2,283,025 and paid insurance 153,066.73.
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Edward S. Hosmer
Fifield Tool Company
Marginal Street
Tewksbury
Chelmsford
Dracut
Nashua
Pinel Tool Company
Kre
Bennett's Carpenter Shop
Middlesex Street
Smith’s Shoe Store
J. W. Gage
Robertson Bros
Prescott Street
Harris
Merrimack Street
Rugg
Whitcomb
Varnum Avenue
Old Card Clothing
Market and
Chattuck Streets
Merrimack Corporation
Railroad Street
A. Tavrisky
Death of Hiram G Burr Sudbury notable citizen dies
Hiram G Burr aged 74 of South Sudbury died December 25 from heart failure after a long life as a farm laborer, store clerk, and a partner in a hog trade with Buffalo and Chicago connections. He married Ellen Hunt in 1851 and Nancy Dakin in 1869, leaving three sons. Funeral at Memorial Congregational Church. interment in Mt Wadsworth Cemetery.
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Hiram G. Burr
South Sudbury
Derby
Sudbury
C. & E B. Hunt
Saxonville
California
Samuel B. Rogers
C. H. North & Co
John P. Squire & Co
Rogers
Burr
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Mr. Burr
Ellen L
Dea. Gardner Hunt
Boston
Nancy J
Dea
Wowine G Dakin
Rev
C. W. Rouse
Mt. Wadsworth
Memorial Congregational Church
Southudbury
Florence
Goodnow
Frank W. Goodnow
Harry O. Reid
Newton
Reid
Newton Centre
Arthur S. Hurlbut
Horatio Hunt
Anna Witherell
Elizabeth McCann
Henry Lovering
Clara M. Green
Alithea M. Howe
Grip
Catherine Cain
Katherine Brady
Mary Powers
Mary (Moore) Hurlbut
Michael Sweeney
Keziah (Kimball) Parmenter
Nancy J. Moore
Daniel Noyes
Horace H. Parmenter
Gladys A. Lovering
Harold C
A. A. Dakin
Ann (Smith) Goodnow
Dorothy E. Conant
Waltham
Fred A. Ellins
Wayland
Alpheus Puffer
Framingham
Chester D. Ferden
Newport
R. IL
Theresa Steele
Florence M. Goodnow
J. S. Hunt
Cimw
Elliot E. Bruce
Hudson
Bruce
My Lady Peggy Goes to Town novel review
A lively, brisk critique praises Frances Aymer Mathews’s My Lady Peggy Goes to Town. Peggy travels to London with wit and disguise, facing assassins, a double life, and a dramatic return, while Harrison Fisher’s illustrations echo Beaux Arts panels. Published by Bowen-Merrill Co. Indianapolis with local booksellers listing.
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Chockey
Lond
Robert McTart
Peggy
Harrison Fisher
Monsieur Beaucotre
Lady Peggy
Frances Aymer Mathews
Bowen-Merrill Co
Indianapolis
Ind
G. C. Prince & Son
T. H. Lawler
North American Review January issue promises high standards
The January North American Review pledges to uphold its broad purpose and authoritative tone throughout the year. It surveys Maeterlinck on The Mystery of Justice, Cuban economic distress, the American consul’s role in commerce, and papers from Filipinos on American rule, plus analyses of Europe’s sugar question and Ireland’s revival, with Education notes and other readings.
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The
North American Review
Maurice Maeterlinck
Josiah Quincy
Cuba
Albert Halstead
United States Philippine Commission
In the Crucible by Laura M. Dake review notes
The story traces the Duke of Monmouth attempt to unseat James II and the 1685 Sedge Moor fight, following hero De Erleicht who loses memory during exile as a slave in Barbados. He regains his mind on the island, marries the planter’s daughter, returns to England to claim identity, and ends bound to his first betrothed while longing for a lost life. The review questions the plausibility of alternate minds and memory losses within a mentally altered state.
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Duke of Monmouth
James
England
Sedgemoor
Monmouth
Jeffries
de Erleich
Barbadoes
Alliance Publishing Company
New York
Plymouth Rock and Frontispiece Highlights in New England Magazine
The frontispiece features Plymouth Rock as a noted American shrine and accompanies Part 1 of The Governors of Massachusetts by Alfred B Roe. Imma Willard tribute by Ellen Strong Bartlett honors women’s education pioneer. Frederick Wellington Ruckstuhl sculptor sketch by Richard Ladegas. The Lumber Industry in Maine by Lawrence T Smyth. Four short stories and two poems plus Washington-Greene correspondence and Faulkner Farm pictured. Illustrations profuse and excellent.
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New England Magazine
Plymouth Rock
Massachusetts
Alfred 8. Roe
Imma Willard
Ellen Strong Bartlett
Frederick Wellington Ruckstuhl
Richard Ladegas
Maine
Lawrence T. Smyth
Washington-Greene
Faulkner Farm
My Lady Peggy Goes to Town Comedy Tale
Frances Aymer Mathews presents an impossible comedy of wit and humor titled My Lady Peggy Goes to Town. The lively story features a dashing heroine who wields a sword and blurs social lines, ensuring dull care is driven away.
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Frances Aymer Mathews
Peggy
Duthes
Catholic World New Year 1902 Sixteen Topics Range From Poetry to Prose
The New Year 1902 issue of the Catholic World lists sixteen subjects for readers’ consideration, including five poems and several stories by noted contributors. Highlights include Human Love and Divine Love by M D Petrie, A Visit to the Catacomb of St Calixtus by Sister M Augustine, Sculpture in Relation to Church Decoration by Charles Albert Lopez, The Marriage of Capital and Labor, and The Mobilization of Christian Forces. Also noted are A Truth Seeker and His Answer by Rev A P Doyle, Associations of Hawthorne by Mary E Desmond, Joyce Josselyn continued, and Lara by Annie Chambers-Ketchum with the subtitle A Sea Gell's Christmas.
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Catholic World
M. D. Petrie
St. Calixtus
M. Augustine
Charles Albert Lopez
A. P. Doyle
Hawthorne
Mary E. Desmond
W. H. Mallock
James J. Fox
Joyce Josselyn
Sinner
Lara
Annie Chambers-Ketchum
Outing Issues Fashion Diversity and Remington Art
The issue highlights a diversity driven Outing policy year with January's Army and Navy number showcasing Frederic Remington’s works and athletic pieces. It features frontier adventure illustrations, hunting tales across Colorado Canada Texas and Australia, animal stories like The Taking the Beaver, and a six page illustrated Pistols collection. Caspar Whitney offers his sportsman perspective.
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Army
Frederic Remington
Queensland
Colorado
Canada
Columbia
Texas
A. T Laut
Caspar Whitney
Literary publishers announce new works and author news
The Atlantic serial Audrey by Mary Johnston will appear in book form from Houghton Mifflin & Co in February. L C Page & Co show a Robert Neilson Stephens sketch with six novels, while Rudyard Kipling’s spring book is expected without serial publication. The Living Age hits its 3000th issue. Crowell in press with The Silent Pioneer set in old Kentucky. Mistress Barbara and other titles see continued strong print runs. Daskam notes publishers seldom return manuscripts, joking about fame and historical novels.
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Audrey
Mary Johnston
Atlantic
Messrs. Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Rudyard Kipling
Messrs
Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
Lucy Cleaver McElroy
Nole
Old
Kentucky
Daniel Boone
McEroy
The Bookman for 1902 Preview and Purpose
The Bookman declares its 1902 plan with new series on Great American papers and Boston and Philadelphia in fiction. It highlights Balzac and Madame Hanska as a major love story and notes a Balzac biography by Viscomte Sporbach de Louvengeul forthcoming in The Bookman. Regular price remains $2 per year, 25 cents per issue.
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Bookman
United States
Boston
Philadelphia
Honore DE Balzac
Madame Hanska
Balzac
Viscomte Sporbach de Louvengeul
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George B. Gay
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Lady Herbert
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Joseph Gordian Daley
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Philip Winwood
Captain Ravenshaw
EB. J.itsell
Magazie
Haliwell Sutcliffe
Barbara
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Charles B. Russell
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