Coal and medical notices from Lowell paper
In the Lowell Daily Courier dated July 17 1902 notices promote Burns Wilsons coal D W Horne & Son stove coal Conway Transfer Co moves anything Dr Flints Sanatorium Dracut Center offers care for invalids and mentions farm accidents cuts bruises sprains with Dr Thomas Electric Oil as instant pain relief.
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Wilson
D. W. Horne & Son
Conway Transfer Company
Flint
Dracut
Thomas
Summers Away Rush of Local Residents Leave for Vacations
Mrs Arthur T Munn and Miss Anna Greenwood head to Cottage City for summer. Mr George Runels spends week at Cottage City. Kenneth Bruce returns from Newfound Lake vacation. John J Murphy and John R Shea return from vacations. Elzear Herbert and Joseph Hicks vacation in New York City. William Varnum visits his father in Franklin. Roy & OHeir and L O Brunelle plan three week Canada trip visiting Thousand Islands Montreal and St Lawrence river. Mrs John Roy at Sebage Lake Me for two weeks. Gertrude Tillotson vacations in Vermont. Oswald OHeir fishes Newfoundland banks. Mrs Herman Morrison visiting Montreal with daughters Leela and Mabel. Mrs F J Small and three children leave city for Maine. John W and Fred Clark visit cousin Mrs H H Knapp. Edward Shea and George Clarke join Colonial Opera chorus at Lakeview. John W OBrien a candidate for umpire in New England league. Miss Mary F Fields seriously ill at Burtt Street home. Denis Denault vacations in Providence. Grace Colby vacation at Lowell Lodge. Mrs May Briggs-Small and husband on trolley trip to Leominster and Webster. Misses Viola, Edith and Ethel Mooers go to Old Douglas Camp Meeting and Boston area resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur T. Munn
Anna Greenwood
Cottage City
George Runels
Princeton Street
Kenneth Bruce
Newfound Lake
Canaan
N. H
John J. Murphy
Post
John R. Shea
the News
Elzear Herbert
Joseph Hicks
Lowell One Price
New York City
William Varnum
Franklin
John Roy
Roy & O'Heir
L. O. Brunelle
Rice, Sayward and Whitten
Boston
Canada
Thousand Islands
Montreal
St. Lawrence
Roy
Sebage Lake
Mise Gertrude Tillotson
New England Cloak and Millinery Company
Vermont
Oswald O'Heir
Newfoundland
Herman Morrison
Pine and
Westford Streets
Michael O’heir
Leela
Mabel
F. J. Small
Maine
Camden
Rockport
Hope Union
Lincolnville
John W
Fred Clark
Darrah
Cal
H. H. Knapp
High Street
Edward Shea
Grace Colby
The
Locks and Canals Office
Lowell Lodge
East Northfield
May Briggs-Small
Lowell
Waltham
New England Lakes Show Beauty of Quiet Summer Resort
Descriptive note outlines lakes Sunapee Winnipesaukee Champlain Memphremagog and Maine coast as popular resorts in New England. Highlights forests valleys and mountain views ideal for fishing boating and bathing. Boston and Maine offers Lakes & Streams book and photo portfolio mailed for small stamp fees.
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New England
Sungapee
Winnipesaukee
Vermont
Maine
Boston & Maine General Passenger Department
Boston
Sunapee
Memphremagog
Colored Bird's Eye View of Mt Washington Peak Map
A season piece notes readers can enjoy a colored map titled The Bird's Eye View from the Summit of Mt Washington. It shows mountain peaks and ravines in multiple colors with a key for section names, offering topographic detail for White Mountains visitors.
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Mt. Washington
White Mountains
Helena Forcade Returns After Disappearance From Moody Street
Helena Forcade, 19, who vanished from 479 Moody Street, returned with sister Julie to their city after being found at a Newburyport boarding house run by Duclos. She had planned a convent life, possibly in Canada, influenced by a troubled romance with Amadee Tremblay, a Merrimack mills worker and Civil War era volunteer. Tremblay told men he cared little for Helena, prompting her to seek religious life and leave town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Forcade
Moody Street
Julie Forcade
Newburyport
Duclos
Courier-Citizen
Amadee Tremblay
Merrimack Mills
Tremblay
Helena
Canada
Africa
Girl with unknown lover hid identity from press
A 19 year old girl refused to name her lover, then said he was once a soldier. She makes no charge against Tremblay. Described as good looking, she and her parents, now in Canada, speak no English.
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Tremblay
Canada
Trolley Party To Salisbury Beach
A Sunday school group from First Trinitarian Congregational church took a 75-person trolley trip to Salisbury beach yesterday. The special car left at 7 pm and returned at 9 pm after a day of swimming and sailing with Rev. Geo. F. Kenngett leading sailing fun in the afternoon. The next party is scheduled for Wednesday August 6 to Salem Willows.
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First Trinitarian Congregational Church
Salisbury Beach
Geo. F. Kenngett
Salem Willows
New England Mountain Resorts Promote Vacation Image
The article highlights Berkshire Hills Hoosac Mountains and White Mountains as premier vacation spots in Massachusetts New Hampshire and Vermont. It notes the Boston and Maine railroad as the travel line to Northern New England and advertises pamphlet Among the Mountains and Mountains of New England mailed for small stamp fees.
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New England
Massachusetts
Berkshire Hills
Hoosac Mountains
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Boston & Maine Railroad
General Passenger Department
Boston
Eight Year Old Boy Breaks Arm on North Common
William F. O'Neil eight years old broke his right arm while playing on the North common last night. He was taken by ambulance to St. John's hospital. He resides at 114 Common street.
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William F. O'Neil
North Common
St. John’s Hospital
Common Street
Hand Injury at Work Claimed by George OMalley
George OMalley, of How arth Watson, injured his left hand at work yesterday afternoon. He received treatment at the emergency hospital.
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George O'Malley
Howarth & Watson
Conway Transfer Company wagon service advert
Business men will find our system of putting on wagons for them a great convenience. We furnish horse and wagon with or without driver, we paint and letter the wagon with your name and business and keep everything up in shape. You run no risk and are saved considerable trouble. Tel 77-303.
The Root Meaning of Education Lectures
The word education comes from E and Duco meaning to draw or develop. The Stoddard Lectures enhance the aesthetic emotional and spiritual sides often neglected in a dollar driven era by exposing readers to beauty grandeur and heroism beyond mere facts.
Modern Highlands home auction in Lowell July 18 1902
J E Conant and Co announce tomorrow at 5 PM a sale at 218 Gibson Street Lowell of a nearly new eight room Highlands residence. The two story brickwood interior home features natural wood trim, electricity wiring, fireplace, china closet, soapstone sinks, and furnace heating on a 50 by 4388 square foot lot near Westford Street and electric car lines. A $500 deposit is required with mortgage option at 5 percent interest.
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Gibson Street
Highlands
Lowell
Westford Street
Boston
A. D. Parent
Lawrence, Nashua residents attend Royal Arcanum entertainment
Louis of Lawrence and G J Vig neault of Nashua attended a Royal Arcanum musical at Lowell Council last night with Frank Hutchinson on violin, Miss Alice Manning cornet, Miss Lena Luce piano, Miss Cora Titus singing, and Ray Gordon on banjo and mandolin. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as stomach tonic claiming to prevent indigestion.
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Lowell Council
Royal Arcanum
Frank Hutchinson
Alice Manning
Lillian Manning
Lena Luce
Cora Titus
Ray Gordon
Executor's sale of Elizabeth Dugdale estate in Marlborough St
Next Wednesday at 5 PM the executor offers the Lowell Highlands residence known as the Elizabeth E. Dugdale estate at 48 Marlborough Street for absolute auction. The property includes a nine room house with rich fittings, a two-stable carriage house, and a 60 by 114 foot lot. The sale is on the premises July 23, 1902, with $500 deposit due to the auctioneers. James P. Dugdale, executor of Elizabeth E. Dugdale’s will.
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Highlands
Elizabeth E. Dugdale
Marlborough Street
Dugdale
Lowell Highlands
Ward 8
Victor
James P. Dugdale
Rubber tires promised as superior by Sawyer Carriage Co
An advertisement from Sawyer Carriage Co asserts rubber tires offer 50 percent more service for 25 percent higher price and invites discussions by telephone to convince customers of tire superiority, claiming only the best tires are supplied.
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Lowell Daily Courier
A. H. Warren
Sarah L. Whitcomb
May
Mark W. Aldrich
Leominster
Geo. W. Aldrich
Webster
Viola
Edith
Ethel Mooers
Old Douglas
New England Lakes
Hoosac and
Green Mountains
J. E. Conant & CO
Lowell, Mass
Division
Court St. Antoine
Catholic Order of Foresters
Nashua
Lawrence
Division 11
John T. Hendricks
Order
William Benson
Joseph Shanley
Joseph F. Convery
Michael J. McNally
Daniel Curry
T. J. Waxstead
Patrick Connors
Edward Burns
Patrick McCarthy
Charles A. O'Donnell
Patrick J. Bolton
Patrick Gookin
Michael J. Bruin
Michael J. Horan
Henry Garrison
Patrick Reardon
John J. Crowley
John J. Burroughs
Thomas Nevis
Michael McNally
Daniel Hurley
Patrick Carr
Frank Riley
Michael Keveney
Patrick Donlan
Mr. Hendricks
Michael McConville
Michael Hussey
Patrick Manning
John Cassilly
J. J. O’brien
Ireland Evermore
John McManus
Z. Devine
Thomas Nevins
James F. Miskella
Ireland
John F. Kinsella
M. J. Horan
Daniel Whaley
Michael Connelly
North Chelmsford
J. F. Kinsella
William Nelson
J. F. Talty
John Hickey
Owen Tully
John F. Talty
John H. Hickey
James P. McAdams
Mechanics Lodge
N. G
William Porter
V. G
John Clee
Samuel McPherres
I. B. Romaine
Highland Lodge
H. C. Moore
Oscar Jones
Veritas Lodge
Harvey Harriman
E. S. Bickford
D. L. Page
Order of Foresters
Court St. Henri
Court Lafayette
Court St. Anne
Simon Niger
M. G. Gagne
Fred Guion
Theodore Bilodeau
C. R
David Bissonnette
Clement Deschesne
Joseph St. Laurent
H. A. Perrault
G. J. Vigneault
George Gagnon
Michael Gagnon
Beadle
Pierre Dube
Geo. Belisie
A. Desautels
St. Henri Lodge
Joseph Rousseau
M. Lachapelle
N. Cote
John St. Onge
T. J. Stanton
Ad. Berube
O. Menard
Murt
St. Anne’s Court of
Reading Mills
Lowell One Price Clothing Co
Merrimack Street
Courier
Citizen CO
Louis
A Thibault
Anchor Line
United States Mail
New York
Glasgow
Londonderry
Henderson Brothers
Broadway
Denis Murphy
Appleton Street
Sawyer Carriace CO
Vertex Cellular
Jaeger and
Studtgarten
Jersey
W. P. Brazer & Co
Central Cor
C. H. Philbrick
Stevens Street
Lora Kendall
Mass
Frank Emerson
South Law
Rence
Respiro
Brazhr & CO
Chas. T. Saul
Benj. A. Gilbert
Colonial Building
Boylston St
F. J. Timmons
Stecens
Hanley’s
Harvard
Jane’s
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