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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1902
Page
9
Rail between Lowell and Boston operated by Loston and Maine Railroad continues with daily runs. Service focus on commuter connectivity and regional freight balance. Schedule details and intermediate stops remain standard for weekday travel.
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad announces that from October 27 all trains from Lowell Middlesex Street Depot will depart to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 7.15 11.25 am and 5.23 pm. Trains connect at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West and at Concord Junction with Fitchburg line. The 5.23 pm links to Stonington line for New York City and the South and West. Sundays service to South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations at 7.15 am. Signed C Peter Clark General Superintendent A C Kendall General Pass Agent.
The parish supper brought together pastors from Everett Cambridge Malden and local churches in a lively program on fellowship and social life. Speakers including Rev. Fisher and Rev. Albion spoke on unity mission and the church’s influence on education hospitals and the arts. The event concluded with a closing song at 9 30.
A four story building housing Premium Shirt Manufacturing in St Louis burned today causing about 250000 dollars in damage with partial insurance coverage.
Mrs. Aaron Medron of Savannah Georgia reports a long battle with piles and rectal trouble ended after using Pyramid Pile Cure for two years. She credits the remedy as entirely curing her condition with two packages required. The cure claims no cocaine or opium and is sold by druggists for 50 cents.
Rev Stephen D Millin born 1876 in New Brunswick came to Lewiston Missouri as a youth and trained at Bates College Biblical Institute. After evangelistic work he served Mt Vernon as temporary pastor for six months, during which time he raised a $600 debt. The congregation sang Coronation as he was installed.
A Lyceum entertainment at High Street church vestry presided by Dr W B Jackson drew a large crowd. The program featured readings, songs, and a debate on whether business style consolidation should apply to church life, with Mr Clarence W Whidden supporting and Mr Edward W Clark opposing. the vote favored consolidation and the meeting adjourned.
New York January 15 John Parker Ilsley a longtime railroad operations figure in the Sean Bee area died yesterday at New Brighton 85 Lee Born in Eastport Maine he spent 30 years with E W Clark Co Philadelphia as a consulting engineer A widow two daughters and two sons survive him
North Billerica council No. 1323 R A held an installation of officers at Fr Mathew hall on Lowell street last evening. District Deputy Grand Regent Tierney of Cambridgeport led the ceremony with Dr. Hugh Walker as grand guide. Elected officers include Regent Edward Costello, vice regent Richard Porter, orator James Campbell, past regent Edward McMahon, secretary James Gannon, collector Ernest Stott, treasurer Edmund Costello, chaplain A McFadgen, guide Charles, warden James Chadwick, sentry William Hannon, trustee J A Ruth for three years. After installation services the meeting continued.
Listing of multiple rental units including a six room house with bath and gan and several seven and eight room tenements. Various streets cited such as Middlesex Marshall Stevens Bridge Hildreth Humphrey Eighteenth Freemont and others. References to modern improvements gas hot water steam heat and rates from $8 to $13 monthly plus other terms. Contact G P Walker 964 Middlesex Street and others for keys or inquiries.
Freshments and cigars accompanied a snort entertainment featuring songs by The Homestead on the Hill Mandy Lee and others. Joseph Brown praised longtime secretary John Hughes and presented him the Morris chair on behalf of the North Billerica council. The gathering noted a 102-member council with out of town guests from Industry Highland, Lowell, Centralville, and other councils.
North Chelmsford notes Perlie Carkin seriously ill at home, with his quarry and Tyngsboro Hunters Club affiliations. Geo. C. Moore's mill runs overtime to meet orders as business remains steady. A warrant may include funds to extend the water system. Arthur W. Trubey leaves for Lewiston Maine to head a manual training school after years as North Chelmsford High principal. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy of Princeton street visit Lowell. The new State road offers fine sleighing, drawing many Lowell men with fast trotters.
The Dracut Democratic town committee announces officers: Chairman Thomas Scully, secretary William Tyrrell Jr., treasurer James J. McManmon. Alfred Daigle elected to replace Herbert Parker who resigned. A rules committee and a six member naturalization panel are formed for party welfare.
Report notes the meeting adjournment set for Thursday evening at the Collinsville residence of Charles Nf McCarthy. Measles illness affects the children of Peter Eklund and Rev J A McKnight. Louis Eklund is very ill. Hillside church to overhaul ceiling and roof. Chester Coburn becomes an agent for a correspondence school.
A Wednesday night gathering for the Collinsville mission drew attendees from Lowell Navy Yard New Boston and nearby areas. The church sparkled with wreaths evergreen and the program featured readings by Rev J A McKnight duets and multiple songs led by Lottie Dunlap Harold Dunlap Chaster Coburn and others with Miss Annie Tyrell at the piano. Mr Walker offered closing remarks appreciating the mission’s services.
Rev R M Bentley reports long lasting relief from catarrh and hay fever after using Ely's Cream Balm for eight years. The ad invites readers to try a trial size for 10 cents, with full size 50 cents, and provides Druggists and mail order details from Ely Bros at 56 Warren Street, New York.
The notice directs customers to write directly for bottling information when dealers cannot supply. It emphasizes direct contact with the brewery to obtain product details or obtain bottling services.
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