Try Hornes coal and Burn Wilsons coal ad
Lowel Daily Courier notes local ads and notices from January 23 2002 including Try Hornes coal Burn Wilsons coal C H Babbitt optician 28 Dutton Merrimack Mrs S G Todd resumes dressmaking at Old City Hall Mechanics Hall Boston post office clerks hall involvement Charles H Conant appointed trustee of Elijah M Headings bankruptcy with liabilities 3634 60 years baking Kennedy butter thin biscuit promotion emancipation anniversary program at Memorial hall Booker Washington Literary club featuring C Cowley and Sergt Carney Fort Wagner Civil War tale Great bundle sale at Wood s jewelry store with special 50th customer free gift and upcoming chorus music study at Eliot church led by Herman P Chelius of Boston Conservatory applications with Lloyd B Haworth address
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S. G. Todd
Old City Hall
Lowell
Boston Post Office
Mechanics Hall
John Farrell
Warner
Charles H. Conant
Elijah M
Kennedy
New England
Booker Washington Literary Club
Memorial Hall
C. Cowley
Sergt. Carney
Fort Wagner
Wood
Engagement Announced and Smallpox Nurse Called
Mrs E R Durant of North Chelmsford is seriously ill with la grippe for days. Engagement announced between William A Dow and Grace Proctor. Adele J Vautrinot, nurse from St Johns hospital, is nursing a smallpox patient in Hyde Park. She was summoned from East Dedham at midnight on the 9th to the house with quarantine. Patient progressing favorably and expected to recover. officials thank Miss Vautrinot for taking the case despite nurses for smallpox being scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Durant
North Chelmsford
la Grippe
William A. Dow
Grace II. Proctor
Adele J. Vautrinot
St. John’s Hospital
Hyde Park
Board of Health
East Dedham
Vautrinot
Harp and Voice Featured in Beneficiary Recital
The Orchestral society's recital next Sunday benefits St. John’s hospital with two harp numbers and two vocal pieces. Reviews praise harpist Heinrich Schuecker as America’s greatest and soprano Helen Wetmore for sweetness and delicacy. Huntington Hall expected crowded. reserved seats at Austin's music store Friday.
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David
Orchestral Society
St. Johan's Hospital
Boston Herald
Heinrich Schuecker
Schuecker
America
Gericke
Johnstown
Democrat
Helen Wetmore
Watmore
Huntington Hall
St. John's Hospital
Austin
Quit Coffee, Find Health with Postum Food Coffee
A Blue Mountain Mississippi woman recounts severe illness linked to coffee. After two weeks off caffeine and three months on Postum Food Coffee her sleep returned, complexion brightened, and stomach strength rose, ending coffee forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mount
California
Men Rule at High Street Church Supper
The annual High Street church supper, a men’s event in the vestry, featured eight filled tables and a menu of oyster stew, roast turkey, doughnuts, and tea. Speeches by Hon. Geo A. Marden and Rev. Dr. Warfield highlighted gender roles in church life, praising male leadership while urging modern religious vitality and joyful fellowship.
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High Street Church and Society
Geo. A. Marden
F. N. Chase
W. B. Jackson
Harriet W. Conant
James J. Kerwin
Edward E. Adams
Wm. Foster
Smart
E. W. Clark
High Street
Old
New England
Marden
Dr. Warfield
First Congregational Church
Mayden
C. B. Fisher
Huntington
Dinner on City Government by Lowell First Trinitarian Men
The Men’s League of the First Trinitarian Church held a dinner in the church vestry with speeches on Lowell city government. Deacon O C Fyfe acted as toastmaster as Hon J J Pickman discussed duties of the mayor, urging honest, capable appointees and an end to partisanship. Councilman James B Casey spoke on the city council’s legislative role and the impact on all residents. CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's League
the First Trinitarian Church
Lowell
J. J. Pickman
Supreme Court
Boston
Legislative Branch
Glasgow
James B. Casey
Mother's Endorsement of Father John's Medicine
Mrs. A. Shaw of 222 Winter street Haverhill says a severe cold left her run down after using Father John's Medicine and that it also improved her 7-year-old daughter's general health, describing it as a superior tonic for colds.
Man Hangs Self in Cell After Arrest in Lowell
George Guyot 38 a Bil lerica farmer, drunk and in custody, hanged himself from his cell door with an undershirt rope during a 5:30 am round. Keeper McQuade and Officer Tilton cut him down, revived him, and returned him to custody. Guyot has previously attempted suicide in police cells during past arrests.
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George Guyot
Billerica
Lowell
Guyot
McQuade
Herman Tilton
Officer Sparks
Royal Baking Powder Co Opens New York Address
Royal Baking Powder Co presses its presence in New York at 100 William Street, signaling a period expansion or office setup. The listing highlights the company’s location in Manhattan as part of its business footprint.
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Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
New York
Lodge And Hall Their Second Anniversary Night
The Independent Order C. of F. Prosperity circle celebrated its second anniversary with a dance at Foresters hall, drawing over 500 guests who enjoyed music by a five piece Cadet orchestra and performances by enthusiastic young ladies. Organizers included Belle Chisholm and Minnie Donahue, with a reception squad listed. Refreshments followed at intermission. Elsewhere, Emulus Thompson commandery hosted initiations, Dorcas temple prepared for February 7 installations, B. F. Butler corps planned a turkey supper, and Royal Arcanum admitted two candidates and received five propositions. Post 120 opened a new whist session with 76 players and multiple prizes.
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Prosperity Circle
Order C. of F
Foresters Hall
Emulus Thompson Commandery
U. Oo. G C
Wyman
Robert G. Dudley
Washington
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Industry Council
Royal Arcanum
Ellis’ Hall
Central Street
Post 120
Whipple
Denio
Jardiniere
McCoy
A. A. Craig
Charles A. Stickney
A. W. Stock
Debaters Convene in New Club Quarters Vincent Block
Last night’s meeting opened in rooms 19 and 20 of the Vincent block with cheerful surroundings. Members spoke eagerly of future prospects as the debate on “The Postal System” proceeded briskly with J Wallace J ODon oghue J F Riley and E Mainard as debaters and J J O’Rourke as speaker and critic.
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Vincent Block
Messrs
J. Wallace
J. O’donoghue
J. F. Riley
E. Mainard
J. J. O'Rourke
Temperance Talk Urges Teaching Alcohol Truth in Schools
Mrs. Mary Hunt, national temperance leader, spoke at a high school hall urging temperance education be taught with physiology. She warned against divorcing alcohol studies from science, cited Georgia’s new law, and discussed nicotine, cadets at Annapolis, Hobson, and an anecdote about a Belgian professor linking temperance to American supremacy.
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Mary H. Hunt
Temperance Instruction
Whitcomb
Hobson
America
Fifth annual Club la Matinee social and dance
The fifth annual Club la Matinee event was held in Association Hall last evening with a large attendance from French families. A program from 8 to 9 featured Hibard’s orchestra, soloist Lucien Paradis with Minnie Leblanc, piano duets by the Turcotte sisters, and a striking Highland dance by Irene Parthenais. About 75 couples joined the grand march at 9 led by William A. Parthenais and his wife, with Hibard’s orchestra providing music until midnight.
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Club la Matinee
Hibbard
Lucien Paradis
Minnie Leblanc
Lucienne
Gabrielle Turcotte
Irene Parthenais
Petite Irene Parthenais
William A. Parthenais
George B. Mongeau
J. W. Paradis
L. P. Tu
W. A. Parthenais
G. E. Mongeau
Joseph Desrosiers
Albert Guimond
Lucien Turcotte
Albert Blazon
C. G. Manseau
John H. Beaulieu
Aug. H. Jean
L. P. Turcotte
C. H. Boisvert
J. H. Guillet
Patrolmen Swap Beats After Superintendent Order
Police announce beat reassignments across multiple routes. Lennon exchanges with O Brien on Belvidere heights. Neeley moves to second night shift relieving John W Fox. Fox moves to Charron then Charron to Ayer City. Edward Fox to Mammoth road, FitzGerald moves to Westford and Chelmsford streets. Ganley takes East Merrimack on first shift. Donovan and Somers swap first night routes.
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Lennon
Davidson Street
O’brien
Belvidere Heights
Neeley
East Merrimack Street
John W. Fox
Branch Street
Charron
Market and
Lewis Streets
Ayer City
Edward Fox
Mammoth Road
Fitzgerald
Westford and
Chelmsford
Ganley
Donovan
Winter Street
Somers
Lawrence and
Agawama Streets
Cake and Candy Sale Supports Church Bazaar
A cake and candy sale hosted by Mrs. A. D. Carter at 105 Moore Street drew a good crowd despite bad weather. Organizers including Mrs. F. W. Warfield and Mrs. Josephine McDonald will run the crystal table at the church bazaar set for March 4 to 6, with readings and songs forming the entertainment and a solid sum raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
A. D. Carter
Moore Street
Carter
F. W. Warfield
Josephine McDonald
H. R. Blanchard
Arthur Bartlett
Edward Carley
Walter Barstoe
Flack
Chas. Field
William Redliff
Carrie Richardson
Alice Sunbury
Crystal Table
Ethel Osgood
Josie McDonald
Jennie Heyt
Lillian Johnson
Boy 10 Hurt After Shovel Strike in Accident
Michael Morgan aged 10 living at 12 Bent's Court was struck on the back of his right hand by a shovel yesterday morning. A cut requiring two stitches was dressed at the Emergency hospital.
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Michael Morgan
Bent’s Court
Aunt Jerusha Quilting Party charmed Kirk Street crowd
The Kirk Street church youth staged a vestry entertainment with the play Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Party and light refreshments. Cast included Misses Smith Andrew Barr Cummings Winney Elvin Merrill England Corey Kiddie Tetley and Messrs Gould Fifield Cushing. Miss Mabel Weston with Misses Needham Peari Andrew led refreshments.
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Kirk Street
Jerusha
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Boston Conservatory of Music
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Lloyd B. Haworth
Columbus Avenue
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High Street Church
Men’s League of First Trinitarian Church
Father John
Panging
Dorcas Temple
Rathbone Sisters
Pythian Hall
Lawrence
Methuen
Charlestown
B. F
Benj. Franklin Club
Temperance
Public Schools
Mary Hunt
Supt. Moffatt
Dr. Wood
Awrence
Uae
F. P. Moody, IF. & E. Bailey & CO
G. C. Brock & CO
George C. Osgood
Lawrence Company
Dorchester
Mass
Effie L. Palmer
Sbriglia Method
Swan Bldg
Katherine Devoll
Burbank Hall
Prescott ST
Edgar A. Barrell
Swan Building
Tremont Stest
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
State House
Committee On Public Lighting
Wm. J. Breslin
Houssill
Frederica O. MacCartney
Chester B. Williams
Albion F. Bemis
Geo. H. Wood
Central Se
Citizenso Lowell
John Wallace
M. D
Washington St
Merrimack House
Sawyer
Raymond
Windslow
W. P. Brazer & CO
Central, Cor. Market ST
Hot Wat
Carter & Sherburne’ S
Sengzies
Merrimack, Cor
Snyder Bros
Joe Dentie
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