Derby Morse Firms Shine in New England Wiring Contracts
Derby and Morse have secured contracts this season to wire fifty four houses being erected in Lubec Maine. The town thrives on its sardine industry with fourteen hundred thousand cases produced last year. Derby and Morse are renowned for first class electrical work in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
D. W. Horne & Son
Babbltt Optical Co
Dutton Street
New England
Kennedy
Derby & Morse
Lubec
Mrs Beetle and others travel and church vacancy filled
Mrs S L Beetle will spend July and August in East Orange New Jersey. Miss Edna Hayden has returned from Providence Rhode Island. Mrs John Sweatt and Master Donald Campbell visit Bryn Mawr Penn. Randall Memorial Free Will Baptist church filled by call to Rev Welber Butterfield of Dover New Hampshire may start Sept 1.
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S. L. Beetle
Walker Street
New York
East Orange
New Jersey
Edna Hayden
North Chelmsford
Providence
R. I
John Sweatt
Donald Campbell
Sweatt
Bryn Mawr
Penn
Randall Memorial Free Will Baptist Church
Cross Street
Somerville
C. S. Frost
Welber Butterfield
Dover
N. H
Cobb Divinity School
Lewiston
Marriage at 46 Washington Street Unites Themesne and Eliza A
At 7 30 last evening in the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph McShane on Washington street the couple Themesne and Miss Eliza A were married by Rev George A Clark with J Philip McNulty as best man and Miss Gladys M Walls as bridesmaid. After a reception the couple left on the 9 25 train for their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McShane
Washington Street
Themesne
Eliza A
Géo. A. Clark
Central Methodist Church
J. Philip McNulty
Gladys M. Walls
Cyrile Cote and Miss Zenard Sevegney Wed at St Josephs
Cyrile Cote and Miss Zenard Sevegney were united in marriage at St Josephs parochial residence yesterday afternoon at 2 30 oclock, officiated by Rev Fr Mangin O M I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrile Cote
Zenard Sevegney
St. Joseph’s
Fr. Mangin
Gardiner Couple Wed In Moore Street Chapel
Miss Mary J. Carmichael, longtime Weed Street teacher and Tabernacle Society president, married Mr. Michael J. Coughlin of Gardiner at the Oblate Fathers chapel in Moore Street. Rev Lawrence J. Tighe officiated. A reception at the bride’s Ellsworth Street home followed. couple to reside in Gardiner Maine.
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Michael J. Coughlin
Gardiner
Mary J. Carmichael
Mise Annie Carmichael
Edward Costello
North Billerica
Lawrence J. Tighe
Ellsworth Street
Lowell Plans Big Fourth of July at Hampton Beach
Elaborate preparations are underway to care for 30 000 transient guests at Hampton Beach for the Fourth of July. The program includes special concerts by a new solo band led by Di Hlegine, patriotic numbers, two performances by Gorman's minstrels and Alabama Troubadours, and an extensive fireworks display. Guests from Lowell may depart as late as 5 o clock to return home.
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Abe
Lowell
Hampton Beach
Sony
di Hlegine
Gorman
Alabama
What’s the Matter With Courier Citizen Want Ad
A brief inquiry reads as a light note about the Courier Citizen want ads. It suggests trust in the listings and encourages readers to try them for their needs.
Military Tournament Ideal Planned For Old Home Week
Lowell veterans and militia officers back a one day military tournament during Old Home Week. Committee seeks extra 900 for prizes and parade events including a night sham battle and street firing. New England Veteran Firemen endorse the tournament as part of the celebration.
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Old Home Week
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Casey
Common Council
Barton
Grant
Kittredge
Captain Fairweather
Fairweather
Nashua
Lowell
Sergt. Peters
C Company
Y Nager
Alderman Barton
New England
New England Association of Veteran Firemen
Mass
Old Home Week Committee Souvenir Program Dispute
James H. Walker and Dennis Whooley request the Old Home Week committee enlarge the veterans’ program about the official souvenir, hoping the Veterans muster program gets funding from the committee while the committee adjourns with no action taken and awaits a call for further work.
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James H. Walker
Dennis Wholey
Home Again Details Aguinaldo Talk At Lowell Meeting
Otto S. Hahn, a Lowell native and first sergeant in Company I Fourteenth infantry, has re enlisted after three years in the Philippines and China. He asserts Aguinaldo is older and less intelligent than rumors suggest and declines to discuss the water cure while noting his regiment’s service and his return to duty at Fort Porter. The article also notes local committee meetings and the Old Home Week plans including a $900 military tournament.
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Common Council
Order of the
Otto S. Hahn
Fourteenth Infantry
Lowell
Philippine Islands
China
Hahn
Massachusetts
Greig
Mth Infantry
Cuba
Boston
San Francisco
Philippines
Las Pinas
Imus
Bacoor
Manila
Chaffee
144Th
Sergt. Hahn
Fort Porter
Buffalo
N. Y
Courier-Citizen
Marginal Street
Islands
Aguinaldo
Sergt
Women Relie f Corps ritual exemplified at Memorial hall
The Massachusetts department Women’s Relief Corps held an exemplification of the ritual at Memorial hall with an open afternoon session. Emma J. Ober presided as ceremonies featured speeches by Charles Cowley and Rev. George H. Johnson, musical numbers, a gold badge presentation to Ober, and affectionate tributes from Post 42 and Corps officials.
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Women's Relief Corps
Department of Massachusetts
Memorial Hall
Benjamin F. Butler
Emma _ J. Ober
Charles Cowley
Post 42
Mae Stevens
W. H. S. Hayes
Josie Powers MacDonald
Miss Stevens
George H. Johnson
Janet L. Savage
Adelaide E. Noyes
Nellie
John H. Quimby
Ober
Quimby
Friendship
F. L. Roberts
Elizabeth Bean
Corps
Dorcas Lyman
Brighton
Sweet Home
Labor Day Meeting Drives City Labor Action in Lowell
The Trades and Labor council reported a large Sunday gathering with union reports. Painters union plans 50 new hires amid higher demand and support for a council backed strike. A $1000 request to fund a memorable Labor Day event was approved for city celebration plans. Loomfixers elect officers for six months led by William J. Hunt as president.
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Trades and Labor Council
Painters’ Union
City of
Lowell
Loomfixers’ Association
William J. Hunt
George S. Scott
Eugene Savaia
George E. Desilets
Louis J. Cote
Charles Lareau
Ronnie Wood
Michael Hogan
J. E. Jennery
Fortune Waits Heir Quest for $100000 Estate
An Los Angeles attorney seeks heirs of Charles Hill whose property valued at about 100000 is stored in safety vaults there. Hill, aged 70 to 75, 6 feet 5 or 6 inches tall with blue eyes and fair complexion, lived in Lowell or Lynn in youth. Since the notice, 1000 claimants from across the United States have yet to prove kinship. He was a carpenter and builder and claimed to be related to Rice, alleged murder victim in New York by Patrick.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Moffatt
Charles Hill
Lowell
Lynn
California
Hill
United States
Rice
New York
Patrick
Hair brushes offered at Garleton and Hovey
Our buyer guarantees reliable quality at a glance with all bristle brushes priced at 25c and 50c. Imported solid-back brushes feature ebony wood and sterling silver mounts. Garleton and Hovey invite customers to get value for money at 236 Merrimack St.
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Garleton & Hovey
Merrimack St
McQuesten Births In City: A Son For Albert W and Wife
In this city a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. McQuesten. The rest discusses bloodhounds, noting misguided views about the breed and arguing the modern bloodhound is noble and responsive to kind treatment.
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America
City Sewers Finished as Council Delays Holdups
City council has approved most sewers with only a few small lines remaining. Aldermen must act on measures else sewer department work stalls. Fourth of July committee meets at 7 tonight to discuss Friday’s program. Leader Griffiths protests his band for the school boys parade to the Fair grounds. The plan calls for children to meet at City hall at 8 and march to the grounds. O Sullivan says the band would play the parade and The Star Spangled Banner upon arrival. then the children would be dismissed.
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Griffiths
National Band
Fair Grounds
City Hall
Alderman O'Sullivan
Hampton Beach Opens With New Solo Band At Coast Resort
The Hampton beach season opened amid a storm with a large crowd attending the debut of a new solo concert band. The ensemble impressed as the finest heard on a New England coast resort and will feature two daily concerts through the summer with a library valued in the hundreds. Also opening last night was Gorman's minstrel troupe and the Alabama Troubadours at Casino theatre, led by seasoned performers offering plantation era entertainment. On July 4 two band concerts and two minstrel performances precede a grand firework display east of Manhattan Beach.
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Hampton Beach
New England
Casino Theatre
Gorman
Alabama
Coon
Manhattan Beach
Hampton
Wedding and Card Engraving Advertising Notice
WEDDING AND CARD ENGRAVING. We take a specialty of fine engraved work of every description. Calling cards, wedding invitations and announcements, "at home" cards, etc., engraved in any style desired, and printed on newest and best stock obtainable. Our prices are as reasonable as consistent with high grade work. Call and see samples. Courier- Citizen Co., Merrimack street.
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Courier- Citizen Co
Merrimack Street
Don't put off carriage repairs this week
Those with small carriage repairs should call Saw yer Carriage Co. today as their works close from Thursday night until Monday morning.
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Sawyer Carriage Co
Juniper Point Summer Preparations Amid Cold June
At Juniper Point Salem Mass preparations for a Fourth of July celebration are underway though June has been raw and rainy preventing bathing. Cottages leased in June are up, new stables rise, and a union of Salem Beverly for Old Home Week on August 2 with a Fort Lee bonfire and fireworks is planned. The Boston boat runs, bands play, and residents push for more public improvements as visitors from Lowell arrive after the Fourth.
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Juniper Point
Salem
Mass
New Brunswick
Boston
Beverly
Fort Lee
Marblehead
Salem Bay
United States
Union
Lowell
City of
The
Willows
Books in Demand and the Two Classes of Works
The New York Times Review contrasts two publishing classes: works of fiction that require little skill and sell in huge quantities, and works of permanent value like autobiographies and travel books that cost more to produce yet sell far fewer copies. Circulating libraries lower novel sales by offering cheap access, while permanent value is framed as a dangerous label for literature.
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England
America
Great Britain
Mudie
Springfield Republican
New York Times Saturday Review
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Lowell Daily Courier
McShane—Plant
Cote—Sevegney
Coughlin—Carmichael
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Home Again
Otto Hahn
Women’s Relief Corps
City
Supt
Sawyer
W. P. Brazer & CO
Old Corner Hat
Central Cor
Market Street
United States Mail
Glasgow
Londonderry
Henderson Brothers
Broadway
Denis Murphy
Appleton Street
Middle Street
S&s
Wwwong & CO
John Street
Chas. T. Saul
Benj. A. Gilbert
Colonial Building
Boylston St
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
Courier
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