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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1902
Page
10
Oakwood rink offers skating and dancing midweek
The Oaklawd polo rink hosts skating and dancing on Wednesday and Friday evenings with Middlesex orchestra. Steamer Gov. Allen sails Sundays from Pawtucket landing to Nashua at 10, 2, and 6 o clock, fare 25 cents. D. W. Horne & Son advertise stove coal and Conway Transfect Co. handles moving services at 77-303.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Horne & Son
Tel
Conway Transfect Co
Oaklawd
Polo Rink
Middlesex Orchestra
Allen
Pawtucket Landing
Nashua
Vacation notices and social events brighten May street scene
Mrs. J L Currier of May street spends vacation with her two daughters Earth Alma and Lillian Emma May in Naugatuck Conn. Misses Mabel and Marion Rosander go down east for a few weeks. Grit Publishing of Williamsport Pa invites to the formal opening of Grits enlarged home July 3 celebrating its twentieth anniversary. Elliot F Hamiston of Westford, a Lowell Commercial College graduate, becomes stenographer at Union National bank. Mr and Mrs Eben Stafford host a whist arty at Mammoth road. honors to Mrs Stafford and Miss Isabelle Met calf, consolation to Mr Stafford and Mrs N H B Wardwell. Light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Currier
May Street
Earth Alma
Lillian Emma May
Naugatuck
Williamsport
Elliot F. Hamiston
Westford
Lowell Commercial College
Union National Bank
Eben Stafford
Mammoth Road
Reunion Plans Discussed by 33d Mass Volunteers
Members of the old 33d Massachusetts Volunteers met at Post 42 hall. Commander S C Smiley presided, Charles H Kimball led remarks, and Smiley was chosen treasurer. A Lakeview reunion on August 14 was arranged with a reception committee from each company and a 10 am business meeting followed by 1 pm dinner. A $25 donation from Freeman B Shedd was acknowledged with thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Smiley
H. Hope
Charles H. Kimball
Lakeview
Smiley
Freeman B. Shedd
Dudley L. Page
Co. F. James P. Thompson
EK. A. Bartlett
A. J. Boies
G. H. Kittridge
A. Brackett
Charles Austin
M. N. Welch
A. G. Hovey
H. Coburn
Durant lands auction sale of 40 house lots succeeds
The Durant lands sale west of Jackson and Avon streets in Lawrence drew strong buyer interest. G W Currier owned the property, J E B Conant & Co of Lowell ran the sale. Of 50 lots offered, 54 were sold to the highest bidders at prices from 21 to 16 cents per square foot, totaling over $49,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
Jackson and
Avon Streets
Lawrence
G. W. Currier
J. EB. Conant
Shall We Be Beaten? Travel Tours for the Elite Youth
The essay argues Oxford and Cambridge students, European heirs, and English nobility value travel to broaden education. It contrasts with American families, suggesting they could join Stoddard's World Tours, noting the whole family travels on one ticket. It emphasizes travel as a perceived educational standard and social expectation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Cambridge
Stoddard
Brewery Teamsters Vote For Labor Day Parade
The Brewery Teamsters met at 22 Middle Street and unanimously voted to turn out in the Labor Day parade. Building Laborers gathered at 42 Middle Street and discussed routine matters before adjourning after a short session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewery Teamsters
Middle Street
Grape Nuts Promises Health Benefits For All Ages
A reader testimonial praises Grape-Nuts as a health booster for both the ill and healthy. A woman describes relief from years of nervous exhaustion, improved sleep, energy, study ability, and stamina, noting she now eats three meals daily and her family enjoys the product. Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan, promotes recipes for warm weather desserts in each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettore
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Silver Bay conference on YWCA extension work draws 300 women
At Lake George Silver Bay hosts over 300 women from the Eastern states and Canada for YWCA meetings led by Dr. Speer Dr. McDowell and others. Extension efforts include rest rooms lunch rooms Bible classes and clubs in factories and industrial centers across New York Pennsylvania and beyond with aims to improve social and religious life of young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bay
Lake George
Canada
Young Women's Christian Association
Robert E. Speer
W. F. McDowell
John Hopkins Denison
J. W. Willard
Dan
Mary A. Dunn
Helen F. Barnes
Elizabeth Wilson
American Committee
Central Association
Association
Lancaster
Binghamton
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Harlem Association
Upper New York
East Side
Willoughby House
Brooklyn
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
M. G. B. Shurtleff
Cleveland
Helen Barnes
Chicago
United States
Capitola
Cal
Asheville
N. C
Lake Geneva
Wis
Cards on the Lawn Whist Party Aids French Children
A lawn whist event at 325 Mammoth Road hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bergeron raised funds for a city picnic for French children. About 100 attendees played 15 tables, winning prizes from statuary to candy. Organizers included Mrs. Bergeron and Mrs. Baril with punchers and waitresses assisting, making it a well received gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Rock
J. H. Berger
Mammoth Road
Lameroux
Landry
Manette
J. Lavelle
A. Leblanc
Laundry
Amanda Lambert
Frank Ricard
J. W. Paradis
J. H. Bergeron
Chas. Laflamme
Joseph Baril
Rochette
Charles Laflamme
Beverly and Lowell City Officials Stage Lake Mascuppic Outing
Beverly and Lowell city governments met in a spirited seven inning baseball game and civic tour. The Beverly contingent toured Hamilton Mills City Hall and enjoyed a Lake Mascuppic excursion and an evening performance of The Chimes of Normandy before boarding a special train home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Willow Dale
Hamilton Mills
Badger
Charles W. Bell
Lake Mascuppie
Lowell
Normandy
Lakeview
Middlesex Station
Samuel Cole
City Hall
Decatur Street
Aiken Street
the Dale
Cole
Carmichael
Molloy
Cale
Alderman Molloy
White Circle
Alderman Carmichael
Mascuppic
Mountain Rock
Lakeview Avenue Grocers
St. Michael's Altar Boys
Municipal
Palm
Robertson
Lazelle
Batman
Dodd
Morgan
Boyden
Ward
Beverlyies
Bell
Jimmy Owens
Donohoe
Rob
Morgan M
Robertson P
Butmangs
Blackman
Phillips
Putnam
Legarec
Palm P
O’sullivan
Mason
Stiles
Bellis
Lazellerf
Owens
Pinder
Lowe
Stiri
Willow Dale House
George Burns
Holy City
Dolly Gray
Edward Winn
George Genelle
Florence Aldreth
Lakeviews
Colonial Opera Company
Ben Dodge
Bailli
Vulcanizer Explodes in Merrimack Square
An explosion in Merrimack square at the Runels block damaged little and caused much excitement. The blast occurred in the rooms of the Boston Dental Co due to double capping the safety valve on a vulcanizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack Square
Boston Dental Co
Runels
Collyer Savage Marriage At Old Acre Billerica
In Old Acre Billerica Centre on Thursday afternoon July 17, Robert Staples Collyer son of Rev. Dr. Robert Collyer New York and Miss Gertrude Savage daughter of Rev. Minot Judson Savage of the Church of the Messiah New York were married in a simple ceremony conducted by relatives due to Massachusetts law. The bride wore white with white sweet pea bouquet. A quiet reception followed and a bridal tour to Nova Scotia and Canada was planned with residence to be in New York at Rev Dr Collyer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billerica
Robert Staples Collyer
Robert Collyer
New York
Gertrude Savage
Minot Judson Savage
Church of the Messiah
Old Acre
Billerica Centre
Dr. Savage
William Henry Savage
Hyde Park
Massachusetts
Minot Osgood Simons
Langdon
Cleveland
Ohio
Maxwell Savage
Meadville
George §. Dodge
Boylston Centre
John E. Dodge
West Boylston
Hawes
Somerville
Edgar 5. Wiers
Unitarian Church
John B. Tyler
Luther W. Faulkner
Lizzie Baldwin
Nova Scotia
Canada
Collyer
Wedding at 9 Quimby Avenue in Lowell Couples wed
A very pretty wedding was held Wednesday evening at 9 Quimby Avenue Lowell. The contracting parties David Du Mont and Olivia Drury were married in the presence of many friends. Rev. A F Kenyon officiated and a reception followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quimby Avenue
David du Mont
Olivia Drury
Lowell
A. F. Kenyon
Fraternal Officiants Install Lodges Leaders and Initiates
Mechanics lodge I O O F installs noble grand vice grand and officers for term. Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Manchester Unity host regular meetings with three propositions and four initiations. Lady Franklin council D L holds session with one candidate Mrs Maria E Davis, officers installed and speeches by leaders. A light collation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics Lodge
Isaac B. Romain
Howard C. Moore
Oscar S. Jones
Edwin S. Bickford
Harvey B. Harriman
Noble
William E. Porter
John E. Clee
Samuel A. McPherres
John J. Preston
Benjamin S. Churchill
Frank A. Fletcher
P. G
Br. S. N
Waldo Sargent
L. S.N
Frank P. Brown
Charles A. Marshall
Samuel L
Scheimer
Charles P. Madden
L. S.S
Franklin Moore
John H. Coburn
Loyal Victory Lodge
Order of Odd Ladies
Manchester Unity
Old Odd Fellows’ Hall
Nancy Niel
Owens
Annie Maud Lane
Mowatt
Pass
J. Coburn
Edith Pogson
Lady Franklin Council
No. 17
Pythian Hall
Maria E. Davis
Worcester
Mass
Etta Landers
Maude M. Farley
Coucillor
Florence Prescott
Minnie True
S. M. Prescott
Leetina Brown
Hattie E. Small
Louise Rollins
Etta M. Whittier
A. Mabelle Mercier
Ae Susie M. Gifford
Geo. Gilman
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Lowellians
Butman
Legare
Merrimack Street
Collyer—Savage
Foni
Osa
Jaime
Ente
Cas
Tee Os
Mat [Savings CO
Dickson Bros
Merrimack
Str
Mammoth Tea House
Eet
Dickson’s
Mark
New York Cloak and Suit Co
John Street
Esco
Renee
The
India
F. D. Munn & Son
Caleb L. Smith
Harry Richardson
Lowell Steam
West Street
Morrill & Barker
State St
Boston
Anchor Line
United States Mail
Glasgow
Londonderry
Henderson Brothers
Broadway
Denis Murphy
Appleton Street
Lowel
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
A. W. Brown
Steciss. Binck
Jersey
W. P. Brazer & Co
Central Cor
Brazer & CO
Je Jf McManmon
Prescott Street
W. C. Hinckley
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