Try Home's coal and Chamberlain's tablets ad
If troubled with weak digestion belching sour stomach or dull feeling after meals try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets The price is 2% cents and available at all druggists D R Wallace special agent of Mutual Life Insurance Co has moved to the Glidden building 38 to 40 Middlesex street room 7 Call there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
D. R. Wallace
The
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
Glidden
Middlesex Street
Reverend Morse Hosts Choirmen at Kirk Street Rooms
Rev G T Morse curate of St Anne's entertained the men and boys of the vested choir last evening at his Kirk street rooms. Councilman Park recovering from pneumonia since inauguration day on a fair road to recovery. Capt W W Clark of Edson cemetery fell ill while passing Cosgrove street and was taken home but recovered yesterday. lingering rumor of critical illness. Capt J A Janvrin invited to lecture on seafaring life before the Boston Art club on Feb 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Morse
St. Anne's
Kirk Street
Councilman Park
W. W. Clark
Edson Cemetery
Cosgrove Street
J. A. Janvrin
Boston Art Club
Porto Rico praised as island prospers under American oversight
Boston Journal notes Porto Rico, under Col. Charles H. Allen, enters a second legislative session with laws modernized for closer U S integration. Trade and credit rise, parties unite behind the American administration, and the West Indian colony moves toward a stable, prosperous future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Porto Rico
Charles H. Allen
Legislative Assembly of
United States
Mt. Desert
Nantucket
Antilles
Col. Allen
Boston Journal
Poker Players Pinched In Market Street Bust
Capt Ken Lieut Brosnan and Officers O Keefe Nichols and Legis raided a Greek poker party at 448 Market Street around 11 last night arresting seven men seated at a table with cards cash and chips. They were booked for presence where gaming implements were found and later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken. Lieut. Brosnan
Ofiers O'Keefe, Nichols and
Legis
Market Street
First Presbyterian Men's League elects officers
The regular monthly meeting of the Men's League at First Presbyterian Church was held in the vestry on Tuesday night with fair attendance. Officers from last term were re-elected: James S. Hastings president, Daniel G. Ryan vice president, John Holmes secretary, John Chalmers treasurer. The treasurer reported good finances with expenses paid and a small balance. A paper titled The Divine Inspiration of the Scriptures was read by John Holmes and praised by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's League of the
First Presbyterian Church
Jamess. Hastings
Daniel G. Ryan
John Holmes
John Chalmers
Leiths Celebrate Fifth Wedding Anniversary in Hamel Place
Mr and Mrs R Walter Leith marked their fifth wedding anniversary at their Hamel Place home on Monday January 18 1902 with a reception and a program by local talent. Piano solos by J Edward Leith Mrs Horace Paradise and Miss Mayo and vocal numbers by Albert E Leith and Michael Gorman entertained guests who brought many handsome gifts. The evening ended with dancing as friends wished the couple lasting prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Walter Leith
Hamel Place
J. Edward Leith
Horace Paradis
Miss Mayo
Albert E. Leith
Michael Gorman
Mrs. Leith
Carders and Pickers Hold Short Session at Merrimack Hall
The Carders and Pickers met in their hall at 212 Merrimack Street last evening for routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carders and Pickers
Merrimack Street
Peptiron tonic advertised by Hood Co in Lowell
The Peptiron tonic is promoted as a health food and medicine including iron strength, pepsin digestion, and celery nerve-building ingredients. It claims no dental harm or constipation, is prepared by C J Hood Co of Lowell Massachusetts, and priced at $1 with a money back guarantee if it fails to deliver promised results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Elections Deferred By Polo Enthralled Council
The special session of the common council was not held as polo attracted several members away. Only routine business remained, and elections were postponed due to aldermen’s reluctance to vote without Mr. O'Sullivan. President Hill called the roll at 8 30 with 24 members present before adjournment. Office seekers crowded the corridors afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
O’sullivan
Hill
Emily W Armstrong 44 dies at home after cancer battle
Emily W Armstrong wife of J B Armstrong died at home on Walker Street after a 25 year church and charity involvement. She taught in Sunday school and helped poor children and belonged to the Kings Daughters. Survived by husband Flora May daughter Ensley A four brothers and one sister. Burial plans and affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily W
J. B. Armstrong
Walker Street
Paige Street
King’s Daughters of the Church
Flora May
Ensley A
Josiah A. Osborne
Quincy
Williard Osborn
Newton
Edgar C. Osborn
Frank W. Osborn
Lowell
D. H. Lothrop
Armstrong
Empire Colony
Pilgrim Fathers
New York
Ruth Merrill Clark
Walter Hardy
William Gerry Seade
West 87Th Street
First Aldermen Meeting Since Inauguration Held
The board, led by Alderman Badger, met for one hour with full attendance except O Sullivan. They delayed ballots for officers, referred Middlesex Women’s Club tree care petition to appropriations, and tabled a park commission petition. Chapin funeral arrangements were set, and several confirmations and appointments, including Charles M. Swan as fish warden, were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Badger
O'Sullivan
Middlesex Women’s Club
Committee On Appropriations
Carmichael
Sinking
Chapin
Derby
Middlesex Women's Club
Lowell Electric Company
Board of Health
Singers Reunite For Esther Cantata Reception
Nearly 200 people gathered at the Y M C A hall for a reunion social after last season’s cantata Esther. Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Littledale Kable, and Mr. Putnam performed solos while Mr. Meister led in the absence of Newton who was delayed by his brother’s death. Ice cream and cake were served. rehearsals for a new cantata begin next Tuesday in Huntington hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Mr. Newton
Meister
F. L. Roberts
Cora Littledale Kable
W. H. Putnam
A. H. Slayton
Huntington Hall
Variloid case prompts quarantine and hospital care
Alma Bourgault of 88 Ford Street is diagnosed with varioloid and, with her infant, is sent to the contagious hospital. She arrived from Quebec two weeks ago. her husband works in Lawrence and has been told not to return. Several residents in the tenement face quarantine or hospital transfer as health officials offer vaccination at the city hall health department offices nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Bourgault
Ford Street
Board of Health
Quebec
Lawrence
Knapp
Health Department
Carlisle's Famous Pines Inspire Regional Forestry Talk
The Carlisle pines near Carlisle village square in Middlesex county are highlighted by the Appalachian Mountain Club as remnants of early forest growth. The trees, over 160 in number, draw attention for their size and market value, with locals recalling their historical use for masts and the need for tree culture to restore timber in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Morris
Appalachian Mountain Club
Carlisle Pines
Boston Globe
Soldiers’ Monument
Carlisle Village Square
Carlisle
England
Middlesex County
Wright Place
Police Relief Association Elects John Hickson President
John Hickson was elected president of the Police Relief association at a Monday evening meeting. Other officers named include Vice-president Captain Kew clerk Lieutenant Downey treasurer Thomas McClough rey and committees with John Fox Deputy Welch and Thomas Maloney on the finance committee James Holland Chester Ryder and Philip Dwyer on the investigating committee and Officers Brunette Somers and Marshall on the sick committee. Hickson joined later to thank the group and vowed to serve to the best of his ability as the association is reported to be in flourishing condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hickson
Police Relief Association
Kew
Downey
Thomas McCloughrey
John Fox
Welch
Thomas Maloney
James Holland
Chester Ryder
Philip Dwyer
Brunette
Somers
Marshall
Hickson
Home Missionary Meeting Program at Kirk Street Church
The Lowell Alliance of the Home Missionary Association linked with the Congregational church plans a Thursday meeting at Kirk Street church starting 11 o’clock. The program includes devotional exercises an address of welcome singing children’s quartette a question box box lunch tea and coffee. Afternoon sessions at 2 o’clock cover the Chinese women work led by Lizzie D White of Boston and a California Chinese work by Rev. Edwin H. Byington of Beverly followed by benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Alliance of the Home Missionary Association
Congregational Church
Kirk Street Church
H. B. Shattuck
W. D. Leland
Lowell
Miriam F. Woodbury
Boston
Woman's Home Missionary Association
Lizzie D. White
J.J. Kerwin
California
Edwin H. Byington
Beverly
Benediction
Firemen defer license vote to Boston meeting
The Stationary Firemen met in McCarthy's block to discuss the license question. They voted to defer action and will reconsider at the Boston meeting on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy’s Block
Boston
Funeral rites for Frank M. Berry and Ann Cleary held
Funeral services were held for Frank M. Berry at his 419 Lincoln Street residence with Rev. A. E. Bigelow officiating and burial in Edson cemetery under Weinbeck. Ann Cleary’s funeral was at 16 Dayton Street Te wk s bury with mass at Sacred Heart and burial in Catholic cemetery, under Undertaker Savage. bearers included Peter Thornton and James Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Berry
Lincoln Street
A. E. Bigelow
Eliot
J. McLaughlin
James Grady
George Crowell
James O'Day
Edson Cemetery
Weinbeck
Ann Cleary
Michael Hennessey
Dayton Street
Tewksbury
Sacred Heart Church
Herman
Thomas Muldoon
Schmidt
Peter and
James Thornton
Andrew McAloon
Edward Tobin
Edward Weiss
Henry Fletcher
Fr. Tighe
Savage
Obituaries from January notices in city deaths
In this city Jan 13 Ellen Harrington 37 at 153 Charles street leaves husband Daniel two children two sisters Funeral Thursday at 1 at residence Proctor F Goodale 71 8 months Jan 14 at 19 Robinson court off Congress street Funeral Thursday 1 o clock at residence Emil y W Armstrong 44 Funeral Friday prayers 1 at 257 Walker street church 2 o'clock Amelia L Danforth widow of Solomon Danforth Jan 12 died suddenly Funeral Wednesday Jan 15 1 30 at 11 Loring street friends invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Street
Paige Street
Danforth
Amelia L
Solomon Danforth
Loring Street
Man-Eating Shark Captured Off Salisbury Beach Exhibition Planned
A 50 foot, over a ton man eating shark was captured last week by Aber WD Souther, William L. Fowler, Elsworth Foote, Emory N. Fowler, Henry Soucher and Willie N. Fowler, three miles off shore after seven and a half hours. The monster will be exhibited in New England cities, with the fishermen who captured it, who declined a large reward and will display the catch themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Street
Salisbury Beach
Aber WD. Souther
William L. Fowler
Elsworth Foote
Emory N. Fowler
Henry Soucher
Willie N. Fowler
Shors
New England
Book-a-Month Club Hosts Reading at Middlesex Street
Mr and Mrs J Clark Glidden hosted the Book-a-Month club at their Middlesex Street home with full attendance. Miss Anna Coburn presented a paper on The Life and Works of Miss Murlock and the group will study her works next month after finishing George Eliot’s writings this month. Susie Choate re-read Eliot at the request. Phonograph concert accompanied refreshments during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clark Glidden
Middlesex Street
Anna Coburn
Miss Murlock
George Eliiot
Susie Choate
George Eliot
Old Fashioned Tailoring Lesson Ad
The new adjustable tailor system teaches foundation principles clearly so any lady can learn to cut garments in any style. Price five dollars. One lesson free for a limited time. Taught Thursdays. Room 29 Swan building take elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sytem
Swan Building
Not a Safe Experiment
When a family member is ill you choose a physician you trust. Do you select a druggist with the same care or go to the nearest? Carleton & Hovey at 236 Merrimack street have 75 years of experience and up‑to‑date methods. Their prescription business is extensive, ensuring freshness in necessary preparations. Ask your physician about us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack Street
German Musicale Presented at Colonial Hall Middlesex Club
A German musicale at Colonial hall Middlesex Women's club featured Miss Josephine C Coburn arranging home talent with Mrs Jean Sherburne soprano Miss Carolyn White pianist and Mrs Helen Co Taylor accompanist. The program included Schumann Schubert Mendelssohn Beethoven Liszt Volkmann and Henschel with vivid performances by the trio and selections like Adagio from Moonlight Sonata and Rigoletto de Verdi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Hall
Middlesex
Josephine C. Coburn
Coburn
Jean L. Sherburne
Carolyn White
Des Abends
Aufschwung
Paige Street Church Adjourns Annual Meeting
Paige Street F B church held an adjourned annual meeting Monday night Rev A E Wilson chosen moderator and opened with prayer J A Janvrin elected clerk treasurer J D Whitney and others appointed to committees Resignation of Rev A E Wilson as pastor accepted Adjourned till next Tuesday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paige Street
F. B
A. E. Wilson
J A. Janvrin
J. A. Janvrin
J. D. Whitney
Prudential Committee
James H. Brennan
A. L. Russell
J. A. Jan
W. E. Hatch
J. H. Brennan
S. W. Wisgin
M. Hardy
Ella Crawford
W. B. Hatch
Francis Roberts
W. H. McKeen
Society
Jesse Blake
W. O. Brown
M. O. Batchelder
Traders National Bank Elects New Directors and Officers
The annual stockholders meeting elected directors John C. Burke Michael Corbett Solomon K. Dexter Charles J. Glidden Othello O. Greenwood William F. Hills James H. Mills Clarence H. Nelson Asa C. Russell Robert Simpson and Jesse N. Trull. The board then chose officers with Charles J. Glidden as president Asa C. Russell and William F. Hills as vice presidents Frederic A. Holden as clerk and cashier Amos F. Hill and Miles G. Gardner as assistant cashiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Traders National Bank
John C. Burke
Michael Corbett
Solomon K. Dexter
Charles J. Glidden
Othello O. Greenwood
William F. Hills
James H. Mills
Clarence H. Nelson
Asa C. Russell
Robert Simpson
Jesse N. Trull
Frederic A. Holden
Amos F. Hill
Miles G. Gardner
Annual Meeting Of Lowell Mutual Fire Insurance Company
The annual meeting at the Lowell Mutual Fire Insurance office re elected the old board. James C. Abbott was unanimously re elected president and Joseph Peabody was secretary and treasurer. The treasurer reports prosperity with assets rising by 13371.39 and cash surplus up 11192.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Mutual Fire Insurance Company
James C. Abbott
Joseph Peabody
Injury at Carpet Mills Leaves Worker with Severe Hand Laceration
Frederick Harmon, a 50 year old employee of the Carpet mills, suffered a severe injury when a heavy piece of iron fell on the back of his left hand. He received treatment at the Emergency hospital and resides at 219 Charles street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Harmon
Carpet Mills
Harmon
Charles Street
Y W C A Notes Embroidery and dressmaking classes start
The embroidery class finishes its first term and will begin the second Thursday evening. Those who wish to join should register before then. English literature class meets again Thursday evening to study Scott's Lady of the Lake taught by Miss Lizzie Coburn. A new French class is forming with Miss Blaisdell as teacher and registration is open. The mid week prayer and praise service is at 7 30 this evening with Dr Goddard speaking. all girls and women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Lizzie Coburn
Miss Blaisdell
For Rent Listings in Pawtucketville and Highlands
Real estate ad details multiple rental properties in Pawtucketville Highlands and Belvidere. Listings include cottages tenements houses with room counts from three to twelve plus features such as steam heat bath hot water and stables with prices ranging from 3 to 30 dollars. Also notes several stores on a business street and contacts W E Dodge in Central Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucketville
Grand Street
Highlands
Belvidere
High Street
Lyon Street
Middlesex Street
Queen Street
Rock Street
Franklin Street
Fulton Street
W. E. Dodge
Buasian
Central St
Brazer Co Hatters at Central Corner Market
W. P. Brazer & Co., hatters and outfitters, operates at the Central corner near Market Streets offering men's headwear and attire. Local shops advertised their retail location and goods in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Brazer & Co., Hatters and Outfitters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lower Daily Courier
Wedneesday
Allen
Men’s League Social
Peptiron
Dorless
Carlisle’s
Famous Pines
Chelmsford
Wright
Chelmsford Road
Pines
Royal Navy
Home Missionary
William A. Roberts & CO
Hurd Street
German Musicale
Hutte
Miss ‘White
Schumann
Sherburne
Schubert
Die
H. L. Bailey & CO
Effie L. Palmer
Sbriglia Method
Swan Bldz
Edgar A. Barrell
Tregiont St
Lowell Steam
Weed Street
Tel
George H. Maddocks
Harry
Merrimack Square
Central, Cor. Market Sts
Portieres
Central St. Furniture
A. W. Brown
Carter & Sharburne’s
Deagrisiss Merrimack, Cor
Bridge St
Courier
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