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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1900
Page
8
Massachusetts Weather Forecast Signals Weekend Snow
Yesterday was fine then cool with a sharp night, today cloudy and stormy indications. Readings show temperature around 22-25 and barometer near 30.29 to 30.52. In Boston on Jan 18 Massachusetts expects snow tonight rain Friday with southwest winds and warmer temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Lowell Daily Courier January 18 1900
The Lowell Daily Courier reports local and regional news on Thursday January 18 1900. Highlights include editorials, market notes, and public notices affecting Lowell and surrounding communities.
Pelham Cigar Ad and Poultry Supplies Note
An advertisement fragment mentions Burn Wilson and Horne coats and a Pelham Cigar. J. B. Cover & Co. is listed for poultry supplies alongside the brief ad note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Tvy Horne
J. B. Cover & Co
Pawtuckets Dominate Columbias in Wamesit Tourney
Pawtuckets eased past the Columbias in a Wamesit tournament game last night, winning all four points. Fletcher led scoring with 522.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtuckets
Columbias
Fletcher
Temperance Union Meets In Ayer With Mournful Duties
The Temperance Union met at Ayer on the 11th with Rev. Wm J Batt presiding. Minutes, church resolutions, and morning devotion led by Rev. John Handy were reported. An afternoon address by Warren F Spalding and remarks followed. Committees formed to prepare for next meeting, gavel plan proposed, adjourned for April in Shirley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Wm. J. Batt
Geo. Faber Clark
I. Hutchins
John €. Handy
Congregational Church
W. R. Buxton
South Acton
Geo. S. Shaw
Ashby
Dr. Torrey
Shirley
Mary W. Shattuck
Groton
L. Mevis
Townsend
Wm. Channing Brown
Littleton
A. W. Sawyer
A. S. Hudson
Rev
Reuben L. Reed
W. J. Batt
W. F. Dusseault
Salem pastor to leave field for Boston sociological work
Rev. Dillon Bronson, pastor of Lafayette Street Methodist Church in Salem, announced his plan to withdraw from the field and move to Boston to work among the poor in the North End and pursue sociology studies at Boston University. Bronson, about 36, has served since 1892 and has a broad education including a post graduate Berlin course and world travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Bronson
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Salem
Boston
North End
Boston University
Bronson
Berlin
Europe
Annual regimental inspection of Company C at armory
Last night in the armory the annual regimental inspection of Company C drew goodly numbers. Major Cook of Concord, formerly captain of Company I, served as inspecting officer and complimented the men on their fine appearance. Spectators were present and an examination of non commissioned officers followed. Major Cook remained in Lowell last night as the guest of Lieutenant Frank G. Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Cook
Concord
Lowell
Frank G. Rose
Sheehan Injured In Vehicle Collision Near Bent's Court
Mr. Jack Sheehan a health department employee and nurse at the contagious hospital was struck while returning home in Bent's court Tuesday evening. A wagon belonging to a local packing company ran him down and the driver fled before he could reach his residence. He suffered injuries to the body and was taken home for care.
Ladies' Night Gymnastic Exhibition at the Y
The Y M C A gymnasium drew nearly 500 attendees for a 90 minute program of gymnastics. Performers led by Dr H L Dietz and including Walter Muzzey Jerome Field and C E Foster displayed bar work rope vaulting and high horizontal bar routines. The event showcased evening class progress and concluded with challenging tumbling leaving audiences impressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Dietz
Walter Muzzey
Jerome Field
C. E. Foster
Dr. Dietz
George Goodchild
C. E. Farley
F. W. D. Farrell
Field
Muzzey
Foster
McIntosh
Messrs
Field Foster
Dietz
Pearson
Farley
Lindsay
The Larger Patriotism lecture in Chelmsford
Edwin D. Mead spoke on The Larger Patriotism at the Literary Union in Chelmsford. He tied Washington’s centennial lessons to world citizenship, urged democracy educated by schools and churches, and warned patriotism must be constructive not militaristic, linking national duty to global justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Union
Town Hall
Henry S. Perham
Edward Abbott
Abbott
Rollo
Edwin Dr. Mead
New England
Mead
Washington
Republic
America
Christendom
Massachusetts
Tolstoi
Howells
Congress
Boston
New York
Mulberry Bend
Niagara
Miles
Sampson
Dewey
Seth Low
John Fiske
Edward Everett Hale
Church of the Holy
Newland
Association Work Conference of Y M C A Committees
Delegates from the first district Y M C A religious committees met at the local association. J Clark Glidden led the session with supper, followed by talks on drawing young men to Christ and leading and reaching them. State secretary E E Robinson cited statistics and urged a manly religion. Conference will meet again in Amesbury on the first Wednesday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
First District
J. Clark Glidden
Lowell Association
D. M. Spence
Lawrence
E. C. Beals
Merrimack
George Scarlet
Co. B. Snell
Haverhill
M. C. Williams
Lowell
McGowan
Amesbury
E. E. Robinson
Robinson
A Y M C A Fund Drive In Early City History
A reproduction of a novel soliciting method shows a Y M C A subscription book listing donors and amounts from 300 to 5 dollars. A stamped return envelope accompanied a letter noting the group’s improved finances thanks to Mr Frederick F Ayer and a call for 1500 more to close the fiscal year debt free by April 1 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Jacob Rogers
Miss Kitson
A. C. Russell
W. H. White
J. W. C. Pickering
A. G. Cumnock
W. H Wiggin
W. H. Ward
C. H. Stowell
A. Chase
James G. Buttrick
W. A. Mack
H. Thompson
Dr. G. Pinkham
A. P. Sawyer
P. Gilbride
F. M. Chase
Charles Runels
John J. Clain
Frank Coburn
Emma Carll
W. H. Anderson
George H. Batchelder
W. D. Blanchard
J. L. Chalifoux
E. W. Clark
J. K. Fellows
Elisa Park
Frederick F. Ayer
New York
Chimney Fire Alarm At Cook Property Worthenetree
An alarm from box 7 at 7 o'clock last night alerted crews to a chimney fire at the Cook property on Worthenetree. No damage was reported.
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Cook
Worthenetree
How to Cure Itching Hums and Skin Sores
Mothers! a hot bath with Cun. cuRA SOAP followed by CunicurA Ointment offers relief in severe itching burning and scaly skin and scalp issues. Claims as a great skin cure and economical remedy when other treatments fail. Sold worldwide by Potter Deva ann Cuem Corr Props Boston. free guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Deva Ann Cuem
Corr
Boston
Centralville Methodist Church Annual Fair Draws Large Crowds
The Centralville Methodist church held its annual fair at Ogd Fellows hall attracting strong patronage. Servers and entertainers included Miss Nellie Flanders, Master Ray Gordon, and Miss Lilla Manning. Organized by Mrs G C Cook with help from a long list of volunteers, the event featured various tables and a supper, with the fair to continue tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralville
S. J. Travers
L. A. Bowen
Fred Walsh
Daisy Cluer
Della Kendrick
Ella
Alberta Edmonds
Blanche Whitman
Nellie Flanders
Ella Martel
Bethel Titus
Bernice Rowell
Annie Adams
Helen Geggenheimer
J. A. Bowler
Bowler
Marion Bowler
C. W. Merrill
Alice Taplin
Adena
Angie Wallace
Nellie Culley
Sadie Riley
Emma _ Bowen
Minnie True
S. F. Pead
Nellie Bowen
G. W. Titus
Gardner Wills
George L. Hubbard
J. A. Kendrick
H. B. G. Wheeler
A. W. Cluer
Robert Edmonds
D. A. Munson
Russell Fox
Olive Bulmer
C. W. Johnson
F. W. Cobb
Cora Titus
Russel Fox
C. W. Cook
Ledoit Kimball
Highland Church Annual Supper and Roll Call Report
The Highland Congregational church held its annual supper and roll call in the vestry with 275 to 300 attendees. The event featured a turkey supper led by the Ladies' Charitable association, a roll call of members and shut-ins, letters from out of town members, and a financial update showing $15,000 of the $22,000 debt still to be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Congregational Church
Lee
Ladies’ Charitable Association
Osgood
Merriam
Sunday platform series under American Unitarian association
A series of Sunday evening platform meetings will be held at the church on January 21, 28 and February 4 under the American Unitarian association. The first meeting next Sunday features Rev. F. L. Phalen of Worcester on The Church for Today, Rev. H. T. Secrist of Roxbury on The Church and the Child, and Rev. Edward Everett Hale of Boston on The Coming of the Kingdom of God. Service starts at 7 o clock, seats are free, and all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Unitarian Association
F. L. Phalen
Worcester
H. T. Secrist
Roxbury
Edward Everett Hale
D. D
Boston
Dracut Centre Church Choir Rehearsal At Pastor Home
The Dracut Centre church choir held a rehearsal last night at the pastor Rev. F L Kelly's home. The session was well attended with only a few members absent. Choir director Warren Hamblett led the rehearsal and refreshments were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dracut Centre Church
F.L. Kelly
Warren Hamblett
Worth chapter Epworth league meets with new members
The Worth chapter Epworth league held its regular monthly meeting in Worthen Street M I church last night. Seven new members were accepted and an informal literary program of readings and games followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth
Epworth League
Worthen Street
M. I
Box Party at Mercury Athletic Club in Centralville
A box party under the auspices of the Mercury Athletic Club was held in their Centralville room last evening. A large crowd enjoyed dancing late with Oliver's orchestra providing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury Athletic Club
Centralville
Oliver
Butler Veterans Dance Brightens Associate Hall
Red-shirted firemen hosted the third grand ball of the General Butler Veteran Firemen’s association at Associate hall. The event featured Lowell Cadet band, Hibbard’s orchestra, a grand march led by J. H. Walker and daughter, elaborate decorations, and a program balancing square dances with light dances. Attendance included wives, daughters, guests from Fall River, and many veterans with a large reception and full officer staff guiding the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Butler Veteran Firemen’s Association
Fall River
Lowell Cadet Band
John J. Hanlon
Herman
Butler
Fremen
John J. Regan
John Mellen
John Bowers
Sam Clark
C. E. Dugan
John Gouchien
R. Lyman
I. D. Rogers
Coney O'Neil
Hugh Curry
W. W. Reeves
D. H. Walker
Geo. W. Bullard
Charles Meehan
E. Lavery
Chas. Gilman
Daniel Reardon
W. T. Robinson
Louis Charron
T. Regan
John Powers
Wm. Hurd
J. Fitzpatrick
A. Shedd
J. Savard
H. Reynolds
John Horan
John O’brien
James Winslow
E. Gager
V. Motinie
Thomas Conners
James Gray
J. W. Adams
Louis Reeves
Daniel Keefe
James Leclair
Ed. Brady
Geo. Therien
Geo. Leavitt
M. Keefe
James H .Walker
James H. Curry
Edward Fletcher
J. J. Regan
W. W. Murphy
J. Mellen
J. H. Burns
W. Preston
J. McArdell
L. Gillen
J. Barry
A. Reeves
J. Jackson
E. Fallon
J. Clancey
Ed. Smith
F. Mallory
G. Robinson
G. Butman
E. Dixon
G. A. Farley
E. Boyle
M. Conway
J. C. Cook
R. F. Britton
A. Berard
Ed. Susey
N. Barron
J. S. Motts
Edw. Brady
Middlesex Safe Deposit & Trust Co Officers Reelect
At the annual stockholders meeting held Wednesday afternoon the Middlesex Safe Deposit and Trust Company reelected officers including President Larkin T. Trull Vice President Ethan A. Smith Secretary Charles L. Knapp and directors Joseph A. Coram Edmund B. Conant Charles R. Costello Wm. H. I. Hayes August Fels Patrick Kelley Elias A. McQuade Thomas F. Morris Charles D. Palmer Percy Parker Peter H. Donohoe John B. Pilling George E. Putnam Joseph E. Shanley Ethan A. Smith Edward W. Thomas Larkin T. Trull Frederick T. Walsh and Alfred Leblanc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Safe Deposit & Trust Co
Larkin T. Trull
Ethan A. Smith
Charles L. Knapp
Joseph A. Coram
Edmund B. Conant
Charles R. Costello
Wm. H. I. Hayes
August Fels
Patrick Kelley
Elias A. McQuade
Thomas F. Morris
Charles D. Palmer
Percy Parker
Peter H. Don
Two For Sale Houses Advertised on Broadway and Chelmsford
A two tenement house on Broadway with 16 rooms in good repair rents at 30 dollars monthly on 4052 feet of land priced at 3800. A six room cottage near Chelmsford street off the car line sewer connected priced at 1200. Apply to T H Elliot 64 Central street. Hood's Sarsaparilla promotes health and keeps blood pure.
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Broadway
Chelmsford Street
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
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