Local Ads and Notices From The City Paper
Community notices advertise coal from D W Horre and Son and Thomp son Hardware sale items including hammocks and camera supplies. A Sunday steamer runs from Pawtucket to Nashua with fares at 25 cents. Health ad promotes Cham berlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach woes. Screens offered at 5 cents each or six for 25 cents at Uptown Hardware. W T S Bartlett markets hammocks and window screens at Merrimack Street address.
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Wilson
D. W. Horre & Son
Belle Grove
Varnum’s Landing
Louis Alexander
Central Street
Thompson Hardware Company
Conway Transfer Company
Babbitt Co
Opticians
Dutton St
Chamberlain
Uptown
W. T. S. Bartlett
Merrimack Street
Pension Granted to James M. Pierce and Local Social News
A pension of twelve dollars per month is granted to James M. Pierce. Mrs. Chas W Phelps and children visit at her father Edward H Besse’s home. Young ladies from Lawrence hosiery visit Revere Beach. Mrs. Thomas Waller and her children enjoy sea breezes at Ocean Park Me. Laura E Murphy at Ashland. W H Mason at Jackson NH. Gen A O Davidson leaves with Bostonians for a week at Castle Harmony Maine. Mrs R W Mountford and daughter summer at Stoddard NH. C M Williams and wife travel to New York to meet Mgr Count Lippe of Vienna arriving on Fuerst Bismarck. Lippe to visit Lowell and may celebrate mass at Immaculate Conception. City Messenger Pattee recovering from illness in New Hampshire. Thomas McCormack, injured months ago on Gorham Street, home but not yet mobile for travel.
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James M. Pierce
Chas. W. Phelps
Edward H. Besse
Lawrence Hosiery
Kitty Hancock
Margaret Hoar
Ada Armstrong
Della McCarty
Revere Beach
Thomas Waller
Branch Street
Ocean Park
Laura E. Murphy
Ashland
W. H. Mason
Jackson
N. H
A. O. Davidson
Castle Harmony
Main Stream
R. W. Mountford
Stoddard
C. M. Williams
New York
Mgr
Count Lippe
Vienna
Lowell
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Pattee
New Hampshire
Thomas McCormack
Gorham Street
Descriptive Portrait of a Woman in Veiling
A passage portrays a pale thin woman with a green veiling framing her face, likening her appearance to a sickly worm on a wilted lettuce leaf to convey illness and fragility. The vivid metaphor emphasizes frailty and deterioration through stark imagery.
Postum Coffee Reimagines Health Through Food Change
A San Diego woman's health improves after abandoning coffee for Postum Coffee. A friend recounts how months of medical visits and nervous symptoms gave way within a week of using Postum, with rapid physical and vitality improvements, culminating in a return home and marriage. Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Mich. is credited.
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San Diego
California
Erneng
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Old Home Week Committee Sets Plans for Muster
The Old Home Week committee met to expand band concerts from two to three and grant the Veteran Firemen use of the South common July 30 and 31. They discussed fireworks at Fort Hill park, city hall lighting, press needs, and mill closings for muster day.
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South Common
James H. Walker
C. H. Philbrick
William H. Murphy
Alfred M. Chadwick
Grant
Walker
Philbrick
New England
Col
Chadwick
Beals
J. Edward Hoole
Pain Fireworks Company
Boston
Fort Hill Park
Charles F.young
City Hall
Pickering
Hoole
Pbuibs
Huntington Hall
Barton
Alderman Carmichael
Old Home Week
Pastor Gillam Draws Big Crowd at First Congregational
A large audience gathered at the First Congregational Church last evening to hear Rev. Ralph Gillam. The meeting drew many strangers as worshippers reflected on the late D L Moody, while a quartet including H R Blanchard and George Fish performed The Beautiful City of God with Mrs A J Kingsbury at the piano. Gillam cited Proverbs 31 and spoke briefly to mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Ralph Gillam
D. L. Moody
H. R. Blanchard
George Fish
H. R. Hanson
Marion Whittaker
City of God
A. Joseph Kingsbury
Mr. Gillam
Funeral Rites Noted For Three Local Residents
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs. Amiable Duchaine at St Josephs Church with a 8:30 mass and Gregorian choir. Burial followed at the French Catholic cemetery in East Chelmsford. Also honored were Rose Anna Hebert, 63 Adams Street, and Mrs. Mary Harrington, with services at St Jean Baptiste Church and burial in East Chelmsford, featuring extensive floral tributes from family, friends, and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiable Duchaine
Worthen Street
St. Joseph's Church
Fr. Desroches
Racicot
Joseph Hebert
Adams Street
St. Jean Baptiste Church
East Chelmsford
Mary Harrington
Dexter Hyson
Asa R. Dilts
J. A. Foster
Frank
Clarence
Daniel Harrington
Andover
Young & Co
Lodge
A. Work
John
Miss McWilliams
H. P. Abbott
William O. Norris
Methuen
Dahlgren
Fuller
Miss Northrop
Thatsher
Nichols
Roumaine
Fraternal Lodge Activities Highlight Diverse Meetings
Fraternal groups from Eirene lodge I G T to Lowell councils of Knights of Columbus and Pythias report varied programs, installations, and gatherings. Notes cover entertainment by lodge members, protests against Appletons Cyclopaedia articles, officer installations, visits by district deputies, and social events at Putnam's restaurant and nearby venues.
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Eirene Lodge
Geo. E. Tilton
Maud Mountford
Lowell Council
Knights of Columbus
Appleton
Cyclopaedia
Santa Maria Council
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Lowell
Dennis J. Murphy
John J. O'Connor
William Sullivan
Lawrence
Eugene N. Heald
A. J. Wills
Frank S. Tyler
Lowell Lodge
No. 24
Knights of Pythias
Sidney Blowen
Samuel G. Lyness
Everett Clark
Leon Marcotte
P. C
Samuel A. Mc
Putnam's
Frank B. Putnam
Auction Sold A D Parent Residence In Gibson Street
The A. D. Parent residence at 218 Gibson street was sold yesterday afternoon by J. B. Conant & Co. to Dennis Murphy for 3940 dollars, about 500 dollars above its assessed value. Five bidders competed, with more ready to bid if the price appealed to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Parent
Gibson Street
J. B. Conant & Co
Dennis Murphy
Adelard Roberts Falls From Tree Fractures Arm
Adelard Roberts fell from an apple tree on Boynton street yesterday about 11. He fractured his left arm and was taken by ambulance to St. John's hospital. Roberts resides at 9 Aiken avenue.
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Adelard Roberts
Boynton Street
St. John’s Hospital
Roberts
Aiken Avenue
Whooping Cough Remedy Praised By Editor
H J Strickfaden of the World Herald at Fair Haven Washington credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with saving his son from pneumonia and multiple severe croup attacks during whooping cough illness. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
H. J. Strickfaden
World-Herald
Fair Haven
Wash
Cure for leg sores reported by C W Lenhart
A Bowling Green reader, C W Lenhart, describes a running itchy leg sore that caused tortures. He claims Dean's Ointment relieved the burning and itching and produced a permanent cure.
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Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Auctioneers J E Conant & Co. Lowell Office
Lowell mass auctioneers advertise services from their office to handle sales and auctions for clients with professional firm branding. The brief notice repeats the firm name and location, signaling their availability for bidding events.
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J. E. Conant & CO
Lowell, Mass
Executor the Elizabeth E Dugdale estate sale at Marlborough 48
Executor of Elizabeth E Dugdale announces an absolute auction of the Highlands residence at 48 Marlborough Street Lowell. The property, recently updated and well furnished, includes nine rooms, a large hall, baths, a stable, and carriage house on a 60 by 114 foot lot. Sale on July 23, 1902 at 5 pm on the premises with $500 deposit. highest bid wins. Terms arranged by James P Dugdale executor and James J Kerwin attorney.
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Highlands
Elizabeth E. Dugdale
Marlborough Street
Dugdale
Lowell Highlands
Ward 8
Victor
James P. Dugdale
James J. Kerwin
Mrs Della Maguire Dies at St Johns Hospital
Mrs. Della Maguire wife of ex councilman Hugh Maguire died this morning at St. Johns hospital leaving four children besides her husband.
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Della Maguire
Hugh Maguire
St. John’s Hospital
Obituaries Notice of Several Local Infants and Residents
In this city on July 18 John Blinkhorn infant son of Richard and Mary Blinkhorn of 7 Fulton avenue. Also Michael Marren age 41 at 88 Andrews street leaves wife and one child. James Flaherty aged 10 months at 283 Lakeview avenue. Marie O Bellerose aged 6 days at 24 Ward street. Catherina Stalva aged 11 months at 13 Howe street avenue.
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Blinkhorn
John
Richard
Mary Blinkhorn
Fulton Avenue
Marren
Andrews Street
Michael Marren
Flaherty
Patrick
Annie
Lakeview Avenue
James Flaherty
Bellerose
Major Pearson to Leave Elmira Recruiting Posts
Major Daniel C. Pearson of the U S Army will depart Elmira to join the Second U S Cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen Vermont. Captain Benham of Syracuse will supervise Elmira and Binghamton stations, visiting Elmira five times monthly to swear in men who pass examinations. Sergeant Frank Goldbruch will lead the Elmira post in Benham’s absence. Pearson’s tenure is praised for successful recruiting and his courteous, gallant leadership.
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Daniel C. Pearson
Elmira
Binghamton
Second
United States Cavalry
Fort Ethan ‘Allen
Vermont
War Department
Benham
Syracuse
Frank Goldbruch
Pearson
N. Y
Daily Advertiser
Reverend Leith Accepts Glen Richey Call
Rev L Norman Leith of this city has accepted a call to the First Presbyterian church of Glen Richey Pa His appointment begins August 1 He leaves next week for Philadelphia
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L. Norman Leith
First Presbyterian Church
Glen Richey
Philadelphia
Ocean Park Assembly and Summer School Dates Set
Ocean Park will host an assembly from July 24 to September 1 1902 with a camp meeting and a summer school run by Mrs Susan A Porter. The event features reduced round trip tickets from numerous Boston and Maine stations and ticket agents can provide rates and details.
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Ocean Park
Susan A. Porter
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine
Memorial services for Col Shaw set at People's chapel
The Booker T. Washington club will hold memorial services Sunday afternoon at the People's chapel on Rea Street in memory of Col. Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker T. Washington Club
People’s Chapel
Rea Street
Col. Shaw
Surprise high wire act at Willow Dale park start today
Manager J H Tibbetts promotes a week long event headlined by Prof J H Crosby fresh from Europe and South Africa performing 150 feet up and slide for life with a night pyrotechnic display. Also featured are Young Swan diving with pythons, a vaudeville lineup, and Dan Rice the clown. Admission to all events is 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tibbetts
Willow Dale Park
J. H. Crosby
Europe
South Africa
Crosby
Cook and Hall
Violet Gleason
Marvelle and Edwards
Dan Rice
Funny Clown
Tuttle and Hartwell Marry in Dover Ceremony
Mr. Clinton P. Tuttle of this city wed Miss Helen C. Hartwell of Dover on July 16 in Dover, ceremony conducted by Rev. A. E. Wilson at Charles W. Tuttle’s residence. The groom is the son of the late probation officer.
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Clinton P. Tuttle
City
Helen C. Hartwell
Dover
A. E. Wilson
Charles W. Tuttle
Petition Seeks City Purchase For Park On Merrimack Streets
A circulating petition will be presented to the city council at the next meeting asking acquisition of the Colburn Moody and Tilden street property for park use. Friends say failure to buy could allow developers to build a large business or tenement block that would mar the Memorial building’s appearance.
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Coburn
Merrimack
Colburn
Moody and
Tilden
Friends of
Socialist meeting to be held on South common
The Socialist party plans a Sunday afternoon gathering at 2 30 on South common with speaker David Goldstein of Boston. A Prohibitionist debate was canceled but may be rescheduled.
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Socialist Party
South Common
David Goldstein
Boston
E W Grove Laxative Bromo Quini Nine Tablets Ad
E W GROVE. This name must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quini nine Tablets, the remedy that cures a cold in one day. 25 cents.
Caps for dressy wear in navy and blue styles
An attractive assortment of cool dressy caps with glazed navy peak and cloth covered visor. Prices range from 50 cents to 3 dollars and up. includes Automobile Eton and Golf Caps in blues and fanciful colors.
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