Closton and Maine Railroad trains connect Lowell and Boston
Midline notice lists trains running between Lowell and Boston on the Closton and Maine Railroad with schedule details pending. The service appears to be interactive in public timetables.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1902
Page
9
Midline notice lists trains running between Lowell and Boston on the Closton and Maine Railroad with schedule details pending. The service appears to be interactive in public timetables.
Boston and Maine announces lowest rates for fast train service to the West Northwest and Southwest. Pullman parlor or sleeping cars available on all through trips. For tickets and information visit any principal ticket office. D. J. Flanders, Genl Pass. and Tkts Agent, Boston.
New York New Haven Hartford R R announces after October 27 trains leave Lowell Middlesex Street Depot for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 7.15 11.25 am and 5.23 pm. Connections at South Framingham with Boston and Albany R R for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West. The 5.23 pm train links with Stonington line to New York City and the South and West. Sundays at 7.15 am to South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations. C Peter Clark general superintendent A C Kendall general passenger agent.
Rear Admiral W S Schley and his wife arrived in Savannah amid a deafening greeting at the depot. Mayor Myers and aldermen invited a formal reception tomorrow at City Hall. Schley will stay ten days with Gen W W Gordon, a Porto Rican commission member.
A Lowell real estate push follows reports of high demand for downtown business property and farms while construction material prices fall. Builders eye a spring boom as Edison concrete plans intrigue. a Boston firm buys a $5000 safe and rail firm interests expand. Widespread activity includes new town hall plans, store buildings, and electrics line upgrades.
Monday bids will be opened for the proposed addition to the textile school. Harry P. Graves, architect, has prepared plans for two houses for Thos Costello to be built on Nesmith Street. Work will not begin until spring. Mr.
The Lowell audience enjoyed Sky Farm at the Opera House with strong cast led by Edwin Holt and Jessie Busley. Edward E. Kidder’s rural drama receives praise for its scenery and New England flavor, with a capacity crowd praised for performances and forthcoming engagement by the Klark-Scoville company at the Lowell Opera House starting next Monday.
The Savoy hosts today a notable vaudeville bill featuring illusionist The Great Leon, Crane Brothers with Mud Town rubes, Walt and Ardelie performing trick piano and singing, Reed and Shaw muscular marvels, Walker and Inman as refined singing dancers, Rory Wayne and Tate comedy acrobats, Johnnie Quigley famed newsboy tenor, and Charles E. Whalen in a trans Atlantic act.
To let seven room tenement with bath at 13 Ware street inquire. Also Highlands seven rooms up and down with large yard near electrics $13 per month another 2100 inquire 107 Stevens street. At 154 Unarch street six rooms $1 75 and three room tenement $1 00 a week inquire at the store. House with eight rooms bath pantry hot water gas nice cellar yard inquire 829 Bridge street. Tenements five and six rooms modern hen house $959 469 Hildreth street Highlands desirable flat all modern improvements apply 648 Westford street. Nice cottage seven rooms 127 Humphrey street price 10 inquire 82 Nineteenth street. Six room tenement 914 Gorham street. Money loaned salaried people retail merchants teamsters boarding houses without reciprocity easy terms Tolman room 26 Associate building. Money to loan at short notice on furniture pianos diamonds etc Leases aid off more money advanced confidential W E Levihas room 9 Barrister's Hall corner Central and Merrimack streets Lowell Mass.
Near Middlesex street two tenement houses with improvements, large barn and carriage house priced at 3200 dollars. Highlands two tenements with land and improvements offered cheap. Bridge street corner two story house in good repair in first class neighborhood now 2200 dollars from 2800. Farm of 80 acres with buildings and hay capacity reduced from 4500 to 2800. Boarding house in Lowell for sale due to sickness, call at once. G. L. Hubbard Central Street.
Advance sales show crowded houses for two performances at the Savoy. The bill features Swan and Bambard eccentric acrobatic comedy, Giang, Carlisle's dog circus, Zarmo's educated ponies, Lawson and Namon, Knox Brothers, Frances Curran, McBride and Goodrich, Harold Hughman, with prices 50 cents reserved and 25 cents general. Tickets available at the Savoy box office.
Sunday evening January 19 a concert at the Savoy proceeds for the Eben O Leary Home for Destitute Children. Regular Savoy artists and local talent will perform to support the charity with the house expected to be crowded.
Opening Monday night Downing and Goodrich present Uncle Tom’s Cabin with John L. Sullivan as Simon Legree for a three night engagement at Music Hall. The company arrives with two carloads of scenery and a large troupe of singers dancers and cake walkers plus a Siberian and Cuban broodhound Rover. Seats are on sale and two matinees are set for Tuesday and Wednesday. The World Beaters opens next Thursday with fresh costumes scenery and music and promises big crowds for an extended engagement.
East Pepperell reports on 50th wedding anniversary for Charles Hale and wife in Nashua with family visitors. Patrick Regan dies suddenly at Groton Street home. hens sell high due to grain costs with some as low as six cents per pound live weight. Fortnightly Club meets with literary program. church services note week of prayer. various grange officer installations upcoming. remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman Mace buried. WCTU annual meeting held. temperance lecture planned. Golden Cross meets in new MBE church quarters. high school resumes. Rev. Shopper receives Marion call.
Seven acres of prime land ideal for small fruits or a market garden with a large, old fashioned house, barn, and hen house. Owner will sacrifice to sell quick at 2500 dollars. Also available is a two-story two-tenement house with five rooms and bath per unit, separate fronts, large land, on electrics line, priced at 2100 dollars with flexible terms. Located at 64 Central Street, T H Elliott.
A vintage line promoting Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup warns that small colds can develop into serious respiratory illness. The ad emphasizes caution and brand efficacy, urging readers to rely on the syrup as a remedy. The wording mimics early 20th century marketing with strong health claims.
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