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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1902

Page

10

Priday January 24 1902 sales at Wood's and Boston Cloak

Wood's today offers bundles 25 cents each with gifts and a large sale of waists at 98 cents. Also big sale of ladies coats and furs at the Boston Cloak and Suit store. Herman P Chelius of the Boston Conservatory to hold Monday chorus study evenings starting January 27 at 7 30 in Eliot church vestry. Applications to Lloyd B Haworth 48 Columbus avenue.

Horne Wood Cook, Taylor & Co Wood's Boston Cloak and Suit Store Herman P. Chelius Boston Conservatory of Music Eliot Church Lloyd B. Haworth Columbus Avenue

Social gathering and local notices from streets and mills

Monday evening hosted by Miss Gre Griffin with guests Mrs Davison Miss Davison of Gloucester and Mr Fellows of Boston. James M. Butler named overseer at Gibson cotton mill Marysville New Brunswick. Primary union meeting scheduled First Baptist church Friday Jan 24 at 3 pm. Prize whist at 61 Puffer street with six tables. Bundle sale at Wood's jewelry store opens nine. Promotions include watches and a diamond as gifts and every fiftieth customer to receive an extra present.

Tremont and Suffolk Mills First Baptist Church Puffer Street Charles Thurston John Daniels N. H. B. Wardwell Charles B. F. Horton Wood

Sandow Heads Week of Keiths in New England Show

The world famous Sandow headlines a strong bill at Keith’s New England venue with Duke and Harris, Mudge and Morton, Hill and Sylvianny, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thorne and company, and Ernest Nizarros. The week of Jan 27 marks his last local appearance before returning to England. The program includes a sensational cycle whirl and a special highlight from James J. Cornett for the Feb 3 week.

Keith's Sandow New England England Keith Duke and Harris Comediennes Mudge and Morton Hill and Sylvianny Harry Thorne Ernest Nizarros James J. Cornett

Schuecker and Wetmore Delivered Notable Recital

Miss Wetmore impressed with a sweet clear voice performing Chanson Provencale and Alpenlied. Mr Heinrich Schuecker proved a brilliant virtuoso on harp with flawless technique. The pair will appear again at the Orchestral Society recital next Sunday with reserved seats at Austin's music store.

Lockwood Thomas Boston Evening Transcript Heinrich Schuecker Helen Wetmore Orchestral Society Austin

Dyspepsia Relief From Hood's Sarsaparilla

A Canajoharie New York resident describes dyspepsia with nausea belching and headaches and credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with enabling eating without distress and improving overall health. The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as cures that strengthen the digestive organs and build up the system.

Hood A. Crowett Canajoharie N. Y.hood

Republican City Committee Elects Hounsell Chairman At Meeting

The Republican City Committee held a special meeting at headquarters with 65 members present. William Hounsell defeated William Trull Sheppard 43 to 20 for chairman, A. G. Walsh supporting Sheppard. L. P. Turcotte was re elected vice chairman and Treasurer Marston reported all bills paid with a substantial balance. Secretary Bell to remain as clerk. Adjourned.

Republican City Committee Marston Walsh Wiliam Hounsell William Trull Sheppard George H. Taylor Ward 6 Hounsell McKinley Taylor A. G. Walsh Sheppard Ner Hounseil Scattering Messrs Hall Ward Copeland L. P. Turcotte Bell

U O Fouled? Encampment Officers Installed In Lowell

Public installation of Washington commandery U O G C officers drew 400 attendees in Odd Fellows temple Lowell. Officers named include Milo Hale George Poore Walter Crowther and Minnie Cochran with a full program of medley overture solos and addresses. Monomake encampment No 4 installed officers for the coming year in Middlesex street quarters with D D G P W A Bower of Lawrence assisting. Also Birone lodge Good Templars held a busy meeting with music recitations and a late tea and Ladd Whitney circle G A R hosted a whist sociable at Post 185 halls.

Washington Commandery Odd Fellows’ Temple Lowell Fred W. Ranskolb Boston G. K Walter G. Crowther G. H Morton EB. Holmes Grand Herald Milo D. Hale Minnie E. Cochran Susan M. Randolph Geo. W. Poore Arthur L. Gray Luther H. Butterfield William Kenyon Herald Mary E. Perkins M. A. White Maude M. Mountford BE. J. Richardson Noble Hector Turnbull George F. Tilton, Jr Jennie F. Turnbull F. E. Morrison Holzmann Ladies’ Orchestra George Bartlett Cutter Carrie Nelson Teel F. W. Rauskolb Stultz Model Church Mr. Cutter Gertrude Eleanor Pratt Grand Keeper of Records Girls of America Durane Monomake Odd Fellows Temple Middlesex Street W. A. Bower Lawrence George F. Rogers Robert Driver Robinson G. P Robert Hill David Haskell Frank Cleveland C. P Walter H. Allen H. P Harry M. Gumb Alexander J. Smith J. W Oscar S. Jones Birone Lodge Good Templars Co. T W. F. Johnson Percy Hands Brother McLane Mt. Zion Lodge Yello Yellow Kid McCarthy Margaret Johnson Alice Kelly Sisters of Lodge

Starred Odd Fellows group debuts with first concert dance

The Loyal Wamesit Staff association staged its first concert and dance at Burbank hall last evening. Five couples danced to the program as the new lodge music unit showcased its debut and community welcome.

Star of Wamesit Lodge of Odd Fellows Loyal Wamesit Staff Association Burbank Hall

PRESSMEN'S UNION HOLDS THIRD GRAND SOCIAL IN LOWELL

The Lowell Printing Pressmen's union No 109 held its third grand social at Associate hall last evening with over 100 couples attending. Hibbard's orchestra performed a full program and a grand march led by Floor Director T F McCarthy with Miss Etta Burns. Officers and reception committee members were listed, and the event continued with dancing until midnight.

Atwood Victor A. Bartlett James McDougal James Smith John H. Milli Ards David Hamilton William Cochrane George Simmons William Walsh John Crawford John Orrell James Dawson Isaac Tinker Lowell Printing Pressmen’s Union Hibbard Kiesler Charles Sturtevant Strauss Timothy F. McCarthy Etta Burns Michael F. Daily Manger Herbert P. Smith T. F. McCarthy James E. McCaffrey W. A. Hodgman Aids J. H. Cull William Irvin D. Blazon J. F. Williams P. E. Swaby J. F. Murray J. Knight William Raggan

Elizabeth to wear garden on her head this season

Advance fashion notes indicate Elizabeth will debut a garden themed headpiece for the coming season. The headwear blends floral elements with decorative greenery, signaling a notable trend in court or high society attire.

Elizabeth

Is It $0 How Proof Was Given to a Letter Writer

A reader asks if patent cough mixtures commonly contain poisonous drugs. The reply cites a 1901 Spatula formula with morphine and chloroform, warns of misblending, and urges avoiding substitutes for Father John’s Medicine, claimed free of poisonous drugs and offering refunds if it fails to cure bronchial ailments.

Sirs Father John

Death From Lockjaw: Ten-Year-Old Frederick Dunn of Dunstable

Frederick Dunn, a 10 year old boy from Dun Street, Dunstable, died at St Johns Hospital of tetanus. Vaccinated weeks earlier, he had shown progressing symptoms before death yesterday afternoon. He was the son of Bartholomew and Adelaide Dunn and the body was prepared by Undertaker Molloy before returning home.

Frederick Dunn St. John’s Hospital Bartholomew Adelaide Dunstable Molloy

WANTS PRINCE FOR GUEST

Charles E Adams head of the Massachusetts State board of trade invites Prince Henry of Habsburg to visit Boston in March 1902. The letter to Baron Von Hollenden notes 42 commercial bodies in the state representing mercantile and industrial interests. The aim is to meet a leading figure of a great industrial nation during his U S visit and to express appreciation for cordial business relations between the United States and Germany.

Charles E. Adams State Board of Trade Washington Lowell Mass Baron von Hollenden Washington, D. C Massachusetts State Board of Trade Commonwealth Boston Prince Henry Massachusetts United States

Simpson and Rowland Beat Caesar Misch in Bowling Match

Mercantile League action at Les Miserables alleys sees Simpson and Rowland defeat Caesar Misch 2067 to 1867. Marley led with 529 for Simpson and Rowland, while Brass and Sturtevant contributed strong scores for the winners as Caesar Misch posted lower totals.

Ceasar Misch Mercantile League Simpson Beaudry LYONS Caesar Misch. Strauss Fraucher Blanchard la Duke

Annual meeting of local post office clerks at Federal building

The annual meeting of the clerks in the local post office convened in the Federal building yesterday morning. Officers elected for the ensuing year include Hiram C. Gordon as president William M. Burns as vice president Harry J. Maguire as secretary and Chas A Clough as treasurer. Every fiftieth purchaser will receive an elegant present at Wood's great bundle sale today at 9 o'clock.

Federal Hiram C. Gordon William M. Burns Harry J. Maguire Chas. A. Clough Wood

Man Feared to Die by Suicide at Bridge Street Boarding House

David Thompson, about 70, killed himself with paris green in a personal crisis at Mrs. McCann's boarding house on 32 Bridge Street. Found in distress, he was taken to hospital but died around 11:30 PM. Thompson, once a brick mason, had a history of drink and recent release from a workhouse term. No clear motive beyond discouragement.

David Thompson McKinley Bridge Street Thomas McCloughry Paris Green Livingston St. John’s Hospital

Billiard Exhibition At Vesper Country Club

Under the entertainments committee of the Vesper Country Club a billiard exhibition drew members and friends to the town house hall. Pros George Carter and amateur champ Charles S. Schmitt played a 150 point balk line match, a 200 point straight rail, and a 10 point three cushion carroms, with Carter winning all three. Carter posted high runs and averages across games, then performed a fancy shooting exhibition.

Committee On Entertainments Vesper- Country Club Te Club George Carter New England Charles S. Schmitt Carter Schmitt

Hawthorne Concert Company Presents Star Course Entertainment

The Hawthorne Concert company and Musical club, under Canton Pawtucket No. 9, P M I O O F, offer a two hour continuous program at Odd Fellows Temple Middlesex Street Tuesday evening. The artists include J W Holley on trombone and guitar, Clinton Messer on cornet mandolin, L W Osgood on violin mandolin banjo, Willis J Ray on piccolo banjo mandolin xylophone tuberphone occaninas, and W E Colby on piano and as musical director.

Hawthorne Concert Company and Musical Club Canton Pawtucket Odd Fellows Temple Middlesex Street J. W. Holley Clinton Messer L. W. Osgood Willis J. Ray W. E. Colby

Zinc and Grinding Extend Devoe Paint Longevity

Zinc and grinding produce a durable Devoe lead and zinc paint that lasts twice as long as traditional lead and oil mixes made by hand.

Devoe

Infallibility at Carleton & Hovey Drugstore

Carleton & Hovey at 236 Merrimack Street touts a double check system to prevent prescription mistakes. A pharmacist verifies the written prescription with a second experienced druggist, ensuring accurate ingredients and directions. The store emphasizes reliability and low prices and offers free citywide delivery.

Carleton & Hovey Merrimack Street

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