Behold Bargains From Local Advertisers
Lowell Daily Courier notes several sales including Horne's coal deals and Ladies French Flannel Vests at 2.19 from A. W. Dows & Co. Eugene G. Russell handles real estate at 407 Middlesex Street. Cafemin cures headaches, gem safety razors at 1.70, H B Shattuck & Son. Chris Holmes promotes elegant garments at low prices.
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Horne
A. W. Dows & Co
Eugene G. Russell
Middlesex Street
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Central Street
Chris Holmes
Musical Interlude Highlights Local Talent in Newton and Lowell
In Newton on Wednesday evening Mr Charles N Slayden hosted a musical gathering featuring E K Baldwin and Mary Reilly performing a Brahms piano duet. A Havana band conductor lauds A Miraults Cuba bound march dedicated to President Palms. Lowell hosted several musical events including a Congregational Church benefit with Ladies Lyceum orchestra and readings. A birthday surprise for Inez Hand and a St Johns Episcopal church musicale and social drew many locals. A Red Men trading post fundraiser whist party at Lincoln street hosted by Mrs George W Chase attracted about 20 tables with prizes and a pageant by Master Roy Coram.
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Charles N. Slayden
Newton
E. K. Baldwin
Mary Reilly
Brahm
A. Mirault
Cuba
President Palms
G. M. Tomas
Havana
Mr. Mirault
Congregational Church
Wilmington
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Olive Romaine
Ladies’ Lyceum
Nettie Roberts
Blastche Roberts
Mina Brooks
Lowell
Teel
Irene Osgood Irvis
Gertrude Pratt
Jessie Sargent Norton
Julia E. O’brien
Brooks
Mina
Frank R. Cross
St. John’s Episcopal Church
George F. Parsons
Hale Street
Mrs. Brennan
Miss Welch
Imperial Quartette
L. H. Mason
R. N. Brissette
William E. Robinson
A. M. Leggett
James Greig
Ferrara
Spain
Brennan
Mr. Moir
Mrs. Greig
Napier Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club
George W. Chase
Lincoln Street
Annie Clark
Leo Jelly
Elizabeth Jewett
Robert Tr
Y P S C E County Convention Set for April 19
Announcements note the Y P S C E county convention meets annually on April 19. The season’s theme is Personal Responsibility with sessions in the afternoon and evening at Medford. Lowell Endeavorers will reach the venue via the new electric line and a supper will be served for visiting guests.
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Medford
Lowell
The Forgotten Waterpot sermon at Worthen Street church
Last evening at Worthen Street Baptist church the meeting centered on prayer. The pastor preached on The Forgotten Waterpot or the Supremacy of Spiritual Things, noting God finds the best in man and past sins are forgotten when touched by His love. A grand meeting is planned for tonight, inviting all to attend.
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Worthen Street Baptist Church
Eliot
New England
Athens
Galileo
Darwin
Ringing Ears and Catarrh Spurs Need for Remedy
A notice explains ringing in the ears as a chronic symptom of catarrh arising from impure blood and needing a constitutional remedy. It cites a testimonial from RK Lone of California Junction Iowa praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for curing head catarrh improving appetite and sleep.
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Hood
Lone
California Junction
Iowa
City Overseers Report High 1901 Poor Department Expenditures
Lowell Massachusetts records show the poor relief department spent 95 104 72 dollars in 1901 at the city farm. Dr Charles Donlan and Martin Courtney defend costs while selecting ambulance drivers and physicians amid debate over overdrawn funds and rising staple prices. The annual report defends prudent spending and urges public confidence in the overseers.
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Lowell
City Farm
Martin J. Courtney
Charles PB. Donlan
Courtney
Donlan
Charlis E. Donlan
Patrick E. Sullivan
E. &. Mackintosh
Sullivan
Edward F. Meson
W. A. Johnson
Charles M. Frye
Alexis Bertrand
Andrew Haulpin
Timothy J. Halloran
James Leary
Pierre Brunelle
Porter
James A. Riley
George B. McKenna
Jas. H. McGlynn
Fred Watton
James F. Gagan
Charles E. Donlan
Robert W. Saunders
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Mass
First Baptist Church social aids Ladies Benevolent Society
Members of the First Baptist church staged an evening social in the vestries to raise funds for the Ladies Benevolent Society. Suppers were served by young women led by Miss Florence Flemings and experiences recited under Mrs. Larkin T. Trull, drawing a good turnout and a pleasant evening.
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First Baptist Church
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Florence Flemings
Larkin T. Trull
Wit and Wisdom at Unitarian Universalist Dinner
A Lowell Liberal Christian club dinner featured Rev. Samuel A. Eliot and Rev. James F. Albion as speakers. Hon. Geo. F. Richardson presided at Middlesex Women's club rooms with about fifty attendees. The program included a banjo mandolin orchestra and remarks on church unity, liberalism in practice, and strengthening religious fellowship across Unitarian and Universalist communities.
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Universalists
Liberal Christian Club
Middlesex Women's Club
Geo. F. Richardson
Samuel A. Eliot
D. D
American Unitarian Association
James F. Albion
J. H. MacDonald
St. Paul's Church
George C. Wright
C. T. Billings
R. A. Greene
E. Fisher
Fisher
Page Company
Richardson
Lowell
Albion
Tom and Jerry
Tom
Channing
Luther
Ely
Christ
Germany
God
Universalist
Dr. Eliot
Mr. Albion
Harvard University
Eliot
Battles Home for Aged Men planned in Lowell
A Lowell philanthropic effort seeks a Home for Aged Men to be opened May 1 on Belmont Street. The corporation includes Rev A St John Chambre and Chas J Glidden among others. Mrs Battles to serve as matron, with support from James M Battles and Henry L Tibbetts as treasurer.
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Lowell
Belmont Street
Highlands
Commonwealth
A. St. John Chambre
D. D
St. Anne’s Church
Chas. J. Glidden
Traders National Bank
Henry
Henry L. Tibbetts
Weatford Street
Fraternal lodge marks anniversary with whist party
Lowell lodge No 24 K of P celebrates 32nd anniversary with a whist and social at Pythian hall from 8 to 10 pm. 15 titles played, prizes awarded. Committee: McPherres Walker Willman Bourke Lyness. Reception committee: Marcotte Fleming Walker. Irene lodge No 74 IOGT elects officers for three months at Pilgrim hall. Passaconaway tribe meets well attended with two palefaces admitted and three applications.
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Lowell Lodge
K. of P
Pythian Hall
Samuel A. McPherres
Wm. H. Walker
Arthur E. Willman
Phillip R. Bourke
Samuel G. Lyness
Leon Marcotte
Joseph Fleming
Alexander Walker
Feirene Lodge
Pilgrim Hall
C. T
Whiley Johnson
W. T
Ivy Hands
Margaret Johnson
F. S
Alice E. Kelley
Frank Tilton
John Kelley
Mamie Deane
Jessie Smith
Curiosities in Testimonials Bring Reunions and News
A Ohio reader credited testimonial ads for locating a long-lost brother after ten years. P W Bush of Marshall's Creek Pa sends a bundle of replies from readers who questioned his advertised cure. He reports his condition remains cured and unchanged for years.
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Ohio
P. W. Bush
Marshall's Creek
Lowell
Bush
Free hot chocolate for Lowell ladies at Carleton and Hovey
A Lowell shop offers the best hot chocolate free to all ladies today from 2 30 to 5 30 pm at 236 Merrimack street. No purchase required to enjoy the beverage, just a gesture to acquaint women with the product.
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Lowell
Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack Street
Wood's Bundle Sale At Nine O'clock Today
A local notice announces Wood's Bundle Sale beginning at 9 am offering a chance to obtain a chosen article and a valuable present, all for 25 cents. The event emphasizes value and limited time for shoppers seeking bargains.
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Wood
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