Thompson Hardware Advances Sale On Coals And Hammocks
The Thompson Hardware Co advertises stove coal as ample at discounted prices and offers over fifty hammock patterns, with price tie to five dollars. Also notes Burdock Blood Bitters for digestion, cautions about bad powder, and lists firearms accessories and bells sold by W. T. Bartlett at Merrimack Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
D. W. Horne & Son
Thompson Hardware Co
Burdock
Uptown
W. T. Bartlett
Merrimack Street
Record of 61 New Members Initiated by Industry Council
Industry council No 1722 Royal Arcanum held a record initiation at Odd Fellows temple with 61 candidates. The event featured a banquet for 200 plus guests, with John J. Clain as chairman and Frank Fox as toastmaster. Officers and committees for Industry council and Highland lodge were announced, followed by installation of Highland lodge officers and Daughters of Liberty plans for a July picnic at Pinehurst, Billerica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Doyle
Charles F. Dragon
D. J. Murphy, Jr
Henry A. Pepin
Daniel H. Crowley
Constantinos P. Tengus
Jos. A. Roy
John T. Whelan
Walter D. Holway
Joseph H. Donnelly
Matthew James McCann
John J. Hanlon
Robert H. Harkins
Hamlet
Greenwood
John F. Sparks
John P. Breen
Joseph
Highland Council Quartette
Thomas P. Tierney
Grand Council
John J. Clain
Industry Council
Thomas P. Boulger
Our Order
Merritt S. Foye
G. CO
A. G. Walsh
John J
Lady Franklin Council
Daughters of Liberty
Pythian Hall
M. E. Davis
Busy Bees and
Pinehurst
Billerica
Second Annual Vocal Recital Delights Friends and Guests
The Associate Hall packed with supporters of Fred G. Bond and his pupils for a refined recital featuring Miss Stella I. Wilson in Dinorah’s Shadow Song and a long program of solo and ensemble pieces by Bond's class from Nashua and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Bond
Bond
Nashua
Lawrence
Carolyn White
Irving J. Bancroft
Stella I. Wilson
Personal notices from Lewiston and nearby towns
J Stanley Baker of Lewiston visits the Wades in Portland area. Nellie Marsden of Whipples visits Abraham Marsden of Tyler street. Rev Fr William J O'Brien recovering from illness. Mrs G F Kenngett and others travel to Digby Nova Scotia for July. Frank L Porter and family to occupy Elmwood cottage at Juniper Point. David R Watson returns to Baltimore for medical studies. S E Dawson of Butterfield street in New York for a few weeks. H L Tibbetts family at the Delphine hotel East Gloucester for the season. Miss Josephine H Keezer celebrates seventeenth birthday with Sunshine club guests at her Seventh street home. The piazza and lawn decorated, music by Miss Ellan Chase and Miss Alma Nelson. Dainty refreshments, birthday congratulations to the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stanley Baker
Lewiston
William T. Wade
Perry Street
Nellie Marsden
Whipples
K. L
Abraham Marsden
Tyler Street
William J. O’brien
St. Patrick’s Church
G. F. Kenngett
Blanche Boardman
Alice Frothingham
Elsie Cragin
Digby
N. S
Frank L. Porter
Lawrence
Elmwood
Wm. Robinson
Juniper Point
David R. Watson
Baltimore
College of Physicians and Surgeons
S. E. Dawson
Butterfield Street
New York
H. L. Tibbetts
Delphine Hotel
East Gloucester
Josephine H. Keezer
Seventh Street
Sunshine Club
High Street
Kezer
Ellan Chase
Alma Nelson
North Common Band Concert July Fourth Program
The North Common band concert at 2 30 on July 4 features Palma Grand Military March Emerald and Independencia March and Moonlight on the Hudson. Selections include Forget the Past and Josephine My Jo with songs arranged by A Mirault. Band directed by Barnard Mirault with A Mirault conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Common
Palma
A. Mirault
Jennie Lee
Gulf of St. Lawrence
BOF
Aastrissee Sree
Secon
Seseese
Laurendeau
Eerachipia Aigors
Jeannette Schottische
J. Missud
Hudson
A. Herman Chilian
Josephine
My Jo
Barnard Mirault
Hampton Beach Preparations For 60000 Expected
Over fifty thousand are anticipated with estimates of sixty thousand at Hampton Beach tomorrow if weather stays fair. Exeter Hampton and Amesbury road lines run three to four cars per trip, extending late into the night. Special concerts by W L Higgins lead a solo band, Gorman's minstrels perform twice, and a grand fireworks display closes the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Beach
Exeter
Hampton and
Amesbury Road
W. L. Higgins
Gorman
New England
None Better Than Hampton Fourth at Hampton Beach
The article touts Hampton Beach as the premier Fourth of July destination within reach, three to four hours by trolley from the city. It highlights two performances by Gorman's minstrels, two concerts by a renowned solo concert band, and a grand fireworks display. It notes ample accommodations including hotels, restaurants, boarding houses, and top surf bathing along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Beach
New Hampshire
Gorman
New England
Hampton
Literary Club Meeting Recap With New Speaker Planned
The regular weekly meeting was held last night featuring an essay on Immigration by Patrick Begley and recitations by John Murphy James Warner and James F Riley. An outing last Sunday was enjoyable and two membership propositions were received. A speaker was secured for the next meeting by the literary committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Begley
John Murphy
James Warner
James F. Riley
Whippet Races Highlight Lawrence Sports Day
Lawrence hosts a varied sports program tomorrow featuring whippet racing. Notable entrants from Lowell include Cripple Maud Monk Senator Bonnie Boy Dolly Grey. Open Handicap entry from the city includes J. E. Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lowell
Maud
Monk
Senator
Bonnie Boy
Dolly Grey
J. E. Cunningham
Hicks and Weinbeck Families Welcome Newborns in City
In the city on June 25 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hicks of 7 Cherry Place. On July 3 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Weinbeck of Wentworth Avenue.
White Mountain freezer for ice cream at Thompson Hardware
Buy a White Mountain freezer from The Thompson Hardware for home ice cream making. This reliable unit promises good texture and ease of use, ideal for small batches and family treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Hardware
Reade Likely to be Stationed at Fort Niobrara Nebraska
Lieutenant Colonel Philip Reade of the 25th Infantry is expected to be stationed at Fort Niobrara Nebraska following army correspondence. The June 1902 orders indicate he should report for assignment and join his regiment at the Fort, with the department confirming probable posting there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Reade
25Th U. S. Infantry
Fort Niobrara
Nebraska
Army
Adjutant General's Office
Washington
25Th Infantry
Department of the Missouri
Miles
H. c. Corbin
U. S. Army
Practice Class Admits Training School Teachers Group
The list names the young women admitted to the Lowell training school for teachers to form the practice class for the next year. Alice H. Bacheller, Susan F. Burnbank, L. Ruth Clarke, Avis Josephine Coburn, Mary Hilton Coburn, Bessie L. Davidson, Edyth E. Philbrick, Bertha Mae Stevens, Edith Virginia Cockerille, Rebecca Anne Gardner, Anna F. Joyce, Annie L. Mahony, Maude E. Moody, Mary G. Quinn, Mary Gertrude Seede, Lillian A. Strout, Mary Elizabeth Tobin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Training School
Alice H. Bacheller
Susan F. Burbank
L. Ruth Clarke
Avis Josephine Coburn
Mary Hilton Coburn
Bessie L. Davidson
Edyth E. Philbrick
Bertha Mae Stevens
Edith Virginia Cockerille
Rebecca Anne Gardner
Anna F. Joyce
Annie L. Mahony
Maude E. Moody
Mary G. Quinn
Mary
Sixth Regt Plans Veteran Heavy Company in Westford Armory
Lieut. Lewis G. Hunton of Lowell organizes a new company to join the Sixth Regiment and to be composed mainly of Spanish American War veterans. Quarters will be at the old Company D Second Corps Cadets site on Westford Street, with Hunton likely to serve as captain. The aim is to fill the unit with experienced men while enlisting some green recruits as needed. The placement within the Sixth is undecided, though Hunton hopes it can replace one of the regiment’s weaker companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis G. Hunton
Lowell
State Armory
Westford Street
Second Corps
Lieut
Hunton
Henry G. Cushing
John R. Fairbairn
Cambridge
Lowell Daily Courier
Cuartes J. McIntire
Esquire
First Baptist Sunday School Picnic to Glen Forest
Members of the First Baptist Sunday school left the square at 9 a m on a special car for Glen Forest for their annual basket picnic. More arrival by regular cars and carriages followed. The day had no notable sports but a general good time. Return home about 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
Glen Forest
Provincetown Excursions on the Cape Cod Steamer
The Bay Line offers daily trips from Boston to Provincetown aboard the Cape Cod, a four hour ocean passage each way with two hours ashore for meals and sightseeing. Departures are 9 30 a m weekdays and 10 a m Sundays, with no liquor sold on board and a round trip fare of one dollar. The journey includes music from the Bay Line band and visits to historic Provincetown where the Mayflower charter was drafted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Bay Line
Boston
Cape
Bay Line Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Boston Harbor
Castle Island
Governor’s Island
Deer
Long Islands
Nix’s Mate
Minot
Massachusetts Bay
Plymouth
Bay Line Band
Diploma Framing Offer at Mak er's Shop
Mak er s offers special prices on framing for diplomas over the next weeks. Large stock of moulding and first class work. Anyone bringing a diploma gets a free beautiful picture. Geo. E. Maker at corner John and Merrimack streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maker’'s
Geo. E. Maker
John and
Merrimack Streets
Greek worker Injured in Tremont & Suffolk Elevator Accident
Anstis Montgourines a Greek employed at Tremont and Suffolk mills had his left foot caught in an elevator yesterday afternoon and was severely injured. He was taken to Lowell hospital and resides at 508 Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anstis Montgourines
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Lowell Hospital
Market Street
Fire in boiler room at Cady's box shop
Fire crews tackled a small blaze in the boiler room of Cady's box shop on Western avenue last evening at 6 30. Water doused the flames with slight damage. Thompson Hardware Co will be open this evening and deliver goods until 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cady
Western Avenue
Thompson Hardware Co
Lively session over city farm tents funding clash
Overseers of the poor met in Lowell with calm start but swift disputes. Williams and McOsker sparred over tents for the city farm and a private diphtheria case bill, while Holgate and Connolly pressed for proper requisitions and full board approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geveral
Williams
McOsker
Holgate
Connelly
City Farm
Messrs
McCoy
Coburn
Bertrand
Donlan
Taunton
James Donald
Mr. McOs
Mr. Williams
Mr. McOsker
Vermont resorts praised for health and scenery along Lake Champlain
Vermont and Lake Champlain are hailed as premier summer destinations. The Central Vermont Railway promotes its new handbook highlighting healthfulness accessibility natural attractions and entertainment. Copies available for 4 cents from T. H. Hanley Boston office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Central Vermont Railway
Green Mountains
Lake Champlain
T. H. Hanley
Washington Street
Boston
Devoe Paint Claims Longer Life with Fewer Gallons
An advertisement claims Devoe Lead and Zinc paint covers more area per gallon and lasts twice as long as traditional lead oil mixes, suggesting superior durability and economy for building exteriors.
Divorce List Hears Tale Of Tra la la Departure
In a contested divorce in superior court James A. McQuade versus Margaret McQuade concludes with Miss McDonald’s testimony on schooling and attempts by McQuade to gain custody of the boy. Witnesses corroborate Mrs McQuade’s temperate conduct and Mr McQuade denies custody attempts. A decree nisi is granted for Alice Harrington in a separate matter. The Murphy case follows with tales of meals and a ta ra la la remark. Continued on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McQuade
Margaret McQuade
Miss McDonald
McQuade
State Reform School
Workhouse
House of Correction
Rhode Island
Thomas E. Riley
Peter A. Hearn
Alice E. Harrington
Hiram L. Harrington
Murphy
Watertown
Parks for people rise in national debate fifty years back
The American Park and Outdoor Art association reports that fifty years ago no U S city owned an acre of parkland. Last year in cities over 50 000 population 2360 parks and squares totaling 659 717 acres were valued at 531 571 947 dollars. G A Parker argues for more parks, playgrounds, and stricter allocation of land, proposing one acre per 200 residents and a thousand acre plan with specific divisions for playgrounds large parks streets school grounds and private ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Park and Outdoor Art Association
United States
G. A. Parker
Hartford
Parker
New York Sun
The Rush for Tickets at Fair Grounds
The children's entertainment and sports at the Fair grounds drew high demand. To avoid exclusion, the committee will admit all children unable to procure tickets, ensuring access for every youngster.
Migration of Eels On Connecticut River Observed
Hartford Courant reports a morning sighting of abundant young eels moving upstream on the Connecticut River. observers note fall tendencies toward salt water and discuss the unknown breeding habits of eels while small juveniles and larger specimens were seen leaping from the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut River
Hartford Courant
Ice in a volcanic eruption and ship disaster event
In a Leslie's Monthly account a ship endures a volcanic eruption with hot water flooding in. Thompson, the assistant purser, hides in his stateroom but survives to aid two burned women and discovers a dead man. Suffering passengers bite ice blocks while their tongues burn and their airways clog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Leslie’s Monthly
Coeducation Trouble At Chicago University Cited
A claim blames the coeducation issue at Chicago University on "goo goo" eyes, describing the stance as unscholarly and revealing a biased perspective on academic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago University
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Ihu
B. Coburn
Highland Lodge
W. B. Fletcher
W. G
Geo. W. Downs
W. F. Brown
H. G. Nickles
O. G
E. P. Sanborn
I. G
A. W. Sherman
Chas. Griffin
Courier - Citizen Company
Mass
Chelmsford
Chelmsford Spring CO
M. Donovan & CO
City Distributors
F. G. Bond
Bailey
Clotilda A. Delaney
Minnie A. Teague
Prec Pee Blumentha
Marie C. Meade
Lillian E. Shunny
Samson and Delilah
Sobeski
Clay Rose A. Vigeant
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Saint-Saens
Anna L. Peabody
Fred G. ‘Bond
Angel Trio
Cgeseh Tee Te CS
O Swallow
Happy Swallow
ECP
Pixis
Mary E. Monroe
Carmen” Bizet
Eckart Mollie G. Ivers
Excelsior
Berger Stella I. Wilson
Franklin Debating Club
Regt
Lieut. Hunton
Glen Forrest
Messrs. Holgate and Connolly
Vermont and
Libellant
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
H. Folsom
Rhodes
W. P. Brazer & Co., Hatters and Outfitters
Central Cor
Math Steamships
Glasgow
Londonderry
Henderson Brothers
Broadway
Denis Murphy
Appleton Street
Derby & Morse
Middle Street
Headquarter
T. G. Heald
Portland
Maine
Apothecarios
Respiro
China
Vw. S. Wong & Cor
John Steet
D. P. Knowlton
Prescott Street
Merrimack Streedy
Harvard
J. H Boyle & GO
T. Timmon , Eeene
Hanley’s
Jane’s
Ourieritizen
Ompany
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