Golden Red Whist club meets at Park residence
The Golden Red Whist club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Co. E. Park, 131 B street. Mrs. S. Killpartrick won first prize a wine set, second went to Miss Emma Ingalls, third to Mrs. L. M. Balcom, and the consolation prize to Mrs. C. F. Mann. Refreshments were served. Miss Cora L. Smith of Sarkville, N. B., visits Mrs. F. C. Beharrell, 89 Fremont street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E. Park
B Street
S. Killpartrick
Emma Ingalls
L. M. Balcom
C. F. Mann
Cora L. Smith
Sarkville
N. B
F. C. Beharrell
Fremont Street
Battalion Drill Praises for Company M of 9th Infantry
Major Sullivan of Boston inspected Company M 9th Regt Infantry at the armory last night. Men showed full ranks as musketry and drill movements were tested with guns clothing and equipment examined. The major called the drill first class and up to date and a complimentary dance was planned with over 1000 invitations issued for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
9Th Regt. Infantry
M. Vv. M
A. D. Mitten
Sullivan
Boston
Company M
Police plan to track pawns to catch thieves in New England
Massachusetts and New Hampshire police chiefs back Supt. William B. Moffatt’s idea to compile weekly lists of pawned property. The plan aims to locate thieves who move goods between cities, expecting higher apprehension rates and quicker locating of offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Moffatt
Police Department
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Moffatt
Social knitting room dance at Shaw hosiery event
The Shaw hosiery knitting room employees held a Wednesday social in Highland hall under The Sober Four. Ethel Hoagaboom and Bertha Currall served refreshments during the intermission. Officers included General manager F. A. Hazeltine and floor director F. A. White. Hibbard's orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knitting Room
Shaw Hosiery
Highland Hall
Ethel Hoagaboom
Bertha Currall
F. A. Hazeltine
Frank Weight
F. A. White
Ed. I. Young
Hibbard
Stone Masons Union Elects New Officers At Meeting
The regular meeting at 32 Middle Street admitted two new members and received three applications. Officers elected include President P. McGrath, Vice President H. Kittridge, Financial and Corresponding Secretary John Sommers, Treasurer P. Gallagher, Deputy P. Flemming, Recording Secretary N. Callahan, and Sergeant at Arms Peter Corcoran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonemasons’ Union
Middle Street
P. McGrath
H. Kittridge
John Sommers
Pp. Gallagher
P. Flemming
N. Callahan
Peter Corcoran
Lady Franklin Council
Daughters of Liberty
Pythian Hall
Corey
Egg Rock
Lynn
Mass
Lottie A. Ellis
Natick
Asso
A. Cora Stiles
Etta Landers
Hattie E. Small
Ida Buchanan
Louise Rollins
Minnie True
Lucy A. Staples
Ella M. Sawyer
A. Mabelle Mercier
Etta M. Whittier
Mary E. Foster
George 8. Gilman
Lestina Brown
L. E. Keay
Louise Gumb
Florence Prescott
Maude M. Farley
Susie M. Gifford
Mary J. Gifford
Ellis
Staples
C. M. Young
Miss Small
Special church services grow in interest at Central Methodist
Special meetings at the Central Methodist church draw more interest as the pastor preaches each evening for two weeks. Last night’s sermon, Healing the Man Sick of the Sally, stressed Christ’s power to save and the duty of bringing friends to the Saviour. Meetings will continue next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Church
Missionary Society Meeting at Coral Street Home
The regular monthly gathering of the Ladies' Missionary Society of the First Congregational church met at Mrs. Frank Lawrence's Coral street home on Wednesday afternoon. The study topic traced the First Christian Missions from the Apostolic Age to the Christianization of the Roman Empire and drew a large, interested audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary Society
First Congregational Church
Frank Lawrence
Coral Street
Chelmsford Donation Acknowledged For Fire Relief
Chief Hosmer receives a $25 check from the town of Chelmsford in recognition of fire service rendered during the past year for the Firemen's Relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosmer
Firemen’s Relief Fund
Chelmsford
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Rheumatism Cure
An illness described as a blood acid condition attacking muscles and joints is linked to liver kidney and skin sluggishness. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism after three bottles, citing Mrs. Hattig Turner of Bolivar who reports dramatic relief and urges others to take the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Annual Regimental Ball of High School Officers
The 11th annual officers ball at Huntington hall drew many students and parents with a formal procession led by Col. Carl W. Stocks and Lieut. Col. O Chester Davis. Dances ranged from waltzes to schottische while refreshments followed. Mitchell's Boys' school sent a delegation and the event was praised for its decorum and school spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Hall
Webster
Baker
Cassidy
Sweetsir
Ffair
Carl W. Stocks
Margaret Lee
O. Chester Davis
Annie Wilson
Orrin A. Wing
Sophie White
James C. Reilly
Marion Bill
D. L. Page Company
Banjo
Lanciers
Portland
Mitchell's Boys’ School
Capt. Hodge
Lieut. Montgomery
Lieut. Simpson
Sergt. Turnbull
Mr. Ellis
Hibbard
Charles F. Miles
Carl W Stocks
John E. Sexton
Aids
Grover C. Fels
Theodore L. Pearson
Ralph H. Shattuck
Clarence B. Dana
Thos. B. Rafter
James J. Morris
Herbert W. Horne
John C. Leggatt
Homer M. Gerry
Jos. Burns
Clarence J. French
Philip Battles
Walter K. Means
Clarence A. Boswenl
Robert Tyrrell
Paul A. Green
Arthur Sullivan
John Mather
Edward Gage
The Silent Partner and Rip Van Winkle at Opera House
The Klark Scoville company staged The Silent Partner to a large matinee crowd with strong performances by Klark and Brownelle. Rip Van Winkle drew another good audience at night with faithful character portrayals. A Savoy concert fundraiser for Ellen O Leary Home drew interest, and Al W Martins $30 000 Uncle Tom's Cabin revival is planned for Lowell Opera House with a large company and carload of props and animals. Tickets range 10 to 50 cents depending on showtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klark-Scoville Company
Opera House
Mr. Klark
Tom Lowder
Mr. Brownelle
Banks
Klark
The
Savoy
Ellen O’leary
al. W. Martin
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Mr. Martin
America
Lowell Opera House
Obituary: Frederick A Parker Dies at 47 in School Street
Frederick A Parker longtime city resident dies at his home on School Street at noon aged 47. He was a Knights of Pythias member, survived by a widow and son Willard of the Mail, sister Mrs E B Adams of Nantucket, and brothers Willard S S of Chelmsford and Elmer D of Salem. He worked as a salesman for Gerritt J and D Bradt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Parker
School Street
The
Knights of Pythias
Willard
Mail
Parker
Bs Adams
Nantucket
Willard S
Savoy vaudeville offers varied novelty acts this week
A refined vaudeville show at the Savoy features Swan and Bambard in acrobatic eccentric comedy headlining. Lawson and Namon perform trick bicycle riding with Namon’s bag punching act, Zarmo presents Shetland ponies, Carlisle’s 12 dog acts, Frances Curran sings popular standards with Trish Brogue imitation, McBride and Goodrich perform singing and dancing stunts, Harold Hughman imitates stars, and the Knox Brothers close with original musical novelty. Advance seat applications are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy
Swan
Bambard
Lawson
Namon
Miss Namon
Zarmo
Carlisle
Frances Curran
Mamie
Mary Carey
Miss Curran
Trish
McBride
Goodrich
Harold Hughman
Knox Brothers
World Beaters Impress In Burlesque Night At Music Hall
Music hall hosted the World Beaters burlesque and vaudeville show owned by J Herbert Mack and Louis Robie. The Naughty Widow opened with Joe Harrington and Luella Miller drawing laughs. a strong cast and clever acts featured Hiatt, Yule, Udell, and Clayton. The troupe’s closing Women’s Stock Exchange offered rapid costume changes and lively chorus. World Beaters perform again tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Herbert Mack
Music Hall
World Beaters
Louis Robie
Mack
Joe Harrington
Lowell
Owney Gilligan
Naughty Widow
May Gebhard
Mrs. Hiatt
Joe
Miss Miller
Ollie Joy
Ethel Clayton
Charles Udell
Arthur Yule
Farmum Brothers
Dan Hiatt
Women’s Stock Exchange
Luella Miller
Mamie Chapman
Lottie Leslie
Lou Kellard
Mattie Harris
Maude MacDonald
Misses Lottie Leslie
Kathryn Mortimer
Virgie Veronica
Jeanette Agnew
Helen Marsden
Larene Bayard
Frank C. Brown
AS TOLD BY A WOMAN ABOUT FATHER JOHN'S MEDICINE
Mrs Frank Battles of Hotel Bartlett Haverhill Massachusetts reports a severe cold and cough weeks ago. After taking one bottle of Father John s Medicine she is entirely cured and recommends it to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Frank Battles
Bartlett
Haverhill
Mass
Funeral notices from a city tomb list
The day’s obsequies include Albert Gooch at 85 Liberty Street with Rev. A R Dilts and burial in Machias Maine. Ellen Harrington’s service at 152 Charles Street ends at St Peter’s cemetery. Jules DAmour's high mass at St Josephs with Fr Lewis and deacon Fr Lamothe draws many mourners. Mrs Pierre Hebert remembered at St Jean Baptiste with Third Order and St Anne sodality delegations. burial at St Patrick's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gooch
Liberty Street
A. R. Dilts
Machias, Me
C. M. Young & Co
Ellen Harrington
Charles Street
St. Peter’s
C. H. Molloy
St. Peter's Church
Fr. Heffernan
Jules D'Amour
L’etoile
Second Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Lewis
Lamothe
Nolin
Blanche Dexter
Ida Tarte
Edward Vincelette
Joseph Marin
L. P. Turcotte
L. P. Lamothe
Maxime Lepine
Alfred Leblanc
J. W. Paradis
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Pierre Hebert
Moody Street
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Amyette
Third Order
Carrier
Alexander
Joyal
Bordeleau
St. Anne Sodality
Caisse
Choquette
Bourassa
Landry
Joseph
Alfred, March
Solomon Hebert
Walter Watkins
Napoleon St. Amant
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Amvotte
Obituary notices from this city dated Jan 16
Ann McCabe age 49 dies at uncle Falcon home 11 Little Street leaving husband and three sons and one daughter Geary age 6 dies at 47 Whipple Street Mary Geary age 6 months dies at 47 Whipple Street Katie McFadden age 5 dies at 94 Concord Street Fred A Parker age 47 member Middlesex lodge K of P leaves a widow and one son Mrs A Penault age 26 dies at 449 Moody Street survived by husband and three children Michael Curran age about 30 dies at home on Poe Street veteran of the Spanish War survived by sister Katie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penault
Moody Street
A. Penault
Curran
Poe
Michael Curran
Katie
Fraternal Tribes Mark Anniversary With Installations and Feasts
Passaconaway tribe of the Improved Order of Red Men held a grand meeting at Huntington hall marking the 15th anniversary with a feast and entertainment. Chief-elects were named and committees formed. a peace dance and trading post plan were announced to fund perpetual care for the Edson cemetery. Daughters of Liberty and other fraternal groups held meetings with installations, speeches, and banquets, while several lodges reported initiations and forthcoming visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Leach
Huntington Hall
Massachusetts
Edson
Pew Business
J. H. Orr
Reading
Mass
Prophet
Oliver A. Libby
Sachem
Chas. A. Laurie
Sagamore
Albert A. Smith
Chas. A. Clough
Arthur W. Garland
Martin C. Rowell
Edward T. Goward
Chas. N. Leach
E. F. Steele
J. H. Hickey
John H. Breed
Forest
Wm. Hall
G. A. Frost
R. Cudworth
Geo. Spaulding
J. Hassett
C. E. Smith
W. H. Martin
G. S. Fletcher
J. A. Shore
C. A. Clough
W. B. Peters
F. Gray
A. A. Smith
H. E. Smith
J. H. Breed
Wampum
Red Men
Luke McKenny
Jas. Harris Win
Quinlan
Harry Eames
Willard M. Crowe
Arthur C. Nichols
L. T. Eames
Owen McKenny
C. A. Laurie
J. H. Reed
Marriages At Immaculate Conception Portsmouth
John H. Connors of Boston and Miss Mary Dondero wed at Immaculate Conception in Portsmouth in a quiet ceremony. Rev. P. J. Finnegan officiated and a Mass followed. The groom, a contractor, will reside in Roxbury after a wedding breakfast in the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Immaculate Conception Church
John H. Connors
Boston
Conners Bros
Lowell
Mary. Dondero
Joseph Dondero
P. J. Finnegan
Madeline F. Dondero
Edward
Wibird Street
Conners
Montreal
Roxbury
Mass
Navy Yard
Charles F. Riordan
New England
George T. Stagg Company
Frankfort
Rochester
N. Y
Antoinette Duffy
William P. Duffy
Lake Avenue
Mrs. Riordan
Dorchester
Old Man Greer Denied Guilty In Boston Trespass Case
In Boston municipal court 68 year old Henry S. Greer passionately denied trespass charges after attempting to enter Mrs. Thomas W. Lawson's carriage on State street. He has prior court appearances and aliases, with police noting a lack of fixed residence. The judge continued proceedings to the 23rd as Greer was held briefly pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
Henry S. Greer
Ingalls
Greer
Thomas W. Lawson
State Street
Inspector Cleary
Boston
Blackwell's Island
New York
Henry
Francis
Francis Henry
Col
Cleary
Bible Table Gift For Sabbath School Library
At Highland Congregational Church a quartered oak table was presented for use in the primary department library work. Clementine H Bowers and Mary E Bowers signed the note dated January 16, 1902 Lowell. The pastor used it at last night’s prayer meeting and it will be used in future sessions. The church nominating committee will report officer candidates at next week’s annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Congregational Church
Christian Fellowship
Clementine H. Bowers
Mary E. Bowers
Lowell
St Peters Choir Hosts Supper at Hotel Brunswick
Rev Fr Ronan presided at a Wednesday supper for the St Peter's choir at Hotel Brunswick in Lawrence. Toastmaster Mr Clune introduced speakers as vocal selections by Mr Kelly Mr McHugh Mr Thornton and the Misses Fafferty Merroe and Gallagher delighted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronan
Hotel Brunswick
Lawrence
Clune
Kelly
McHugh
Thornton
Fafferty
Merroe
Gallagher
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Tue
Wed
Thu
Sat
Lower Daily Courier
Try Horne
Maj. Sullivan
Terpsichore
Gospel Services
Orrina
C. W. Davis
Savoy Theatre
Concord Lodge
Grand Lodge
Samuel P. Tenney
Co. A. Merriam
Joshua C. Simmons
Ezra O. Winsor
P. W. Curry
J. W. Bailey
Alice McLeod
Rose Ismond
Emily Haywood
William E. Farmer
Edward A. Barker
Suke
Elgin Lodge
Firene Lodge
Mt. Zion Lodge
Gen. Fiske Lodge
E. J. McCarthy
Bro. Tilton
Gertrude Judd
William Johnson
Myra White
Connors
Dondero
Riordan
Duffy
Highland Cong
Sabbath School
ST. Peter’s Choir
Effie L. Palmer
Sbriglia Method
Swan Bng
Catherine Devon
Burbauk Hall
Prescott ST
Edgar A. Barrell
Swan Building
Tremont Strest
Lowell Steam
Weed Street
George H. Maddocks
Harry
Merrimack Square
Pawtucketville
Grand Street
Highlands
Belvidere
High Street
Lyon Street
Iddlesex Street
Ehight
Queen Street
Rock Street
Franklin Street
Re Street
Central St
W. P. Brazer & Co., Hatters and Outfitters
Central, Cor. Market Sts
McMannon
Prescott Street
Carter & Sharburne’s
Iuevias
Merrimack, Cor
Bridge St
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