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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1902
Page
10
Local notices and ads in Lowell July 2 1902
The item lists coal sellers D W Horne & Son with Brove coal, insurance on Rose Jordan Hartford's stock damaged by fire, and Dec or decoration plans for Fourth of July celebrations. It notes local buildings being decorated in national colors and advertises The Babbitt Co opticians at 28 Dutton St offering afternoon demos and evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
D. W. Horne & Son
Fred
Church
Rose Jordan Hartford
The
Babbitt Co
Opticians
Dutton St
Merrimack
Local Travelers and Performers Headed Various Destinations
Miss Frances L. Clark vacations at Bass Rocks Mass. Miss Lulu J. Northup visits Ogdensburg New York. Miss Edith A. Brown spends August in New York. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Jameson return from St. John New Brunswick after their Cumberland voyage sank in Boston harbor. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Danforth go to Oakland Maine for two weeks. Mrs. Geldert leaves for New York and New Jersey for several weeks. Mrs. John Sweatt travels through Maine visiting Webb's Mills Old Orchard Beach Westbrook. Master Donald Campbell returns from Camp Russell Tuesday. Mrs. J Garrity and Mrs. J Rinehardt back from New York. Miss Bila Martel visiting Salisbury Becket then to Rev L Charran in Haverhill. Western papers feature Miss Frances Berg stage name Minnie Bloom berg famed with Weber & Fields in Detroit. Miss Berg hailed as a bright prospect. Mrs. A S Freeman returns from Nova Scotia. Frank J Morin and Dan Cave off four weeks to the Provinces. Ed ward Everett Adams to close his music studio for summer in Intervale N H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances L. Clark
Bass Rocks
Mass
Lulu J. Northup
Glidden Avenue
Ogdensburg
New York
Edith A. Brown
F. E. Jameson
Grove Street
St. John
N. B
Jameson
Cumberland
Boston Harbor
F. L. Danforth
Oakland
Geldert
85 Fourth Street
New Jersey
John Sweatt
Maine
Webb's Mills
Old Orchard Beach
Westbrook
Donald Campbell
Camp Russell
J. Garrity
J. Rinehardt
Bila Martel
June Street
Salisbury Bec
L Charran
Haverhill
Frances Berg
Weber & Field Company
Dan Cave
Provinces
Edward Everett Adams
Odd Fellows Temple
Intervale
N. H
French picnic set for August sixth with varied sport delights
The event draws merchants' food donations and a broad program for boys and girls. Scheduled contests include tug of war races, dashes, runs, ball games for two age groups, jumps, spelling, and miscellaneous games. Sisters of the school will join drawing and diversions. Rubber boots advised for golfing trips.
Old Home Week Letter Endorses Father John’s Medicine
Denman Thompson praises Father John’s Medicine as a pure food tonic. The writer warns against patent remedies with nerve-deadening drugs and stimulants. It describes the medicine as alcohol free and free from opiates, nourishing blood, aiding digestion, and restoring strength to run-down systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denman Thompson
America
John
John O’bien
Salman Sirk Water Board Case Sparks City Action
Time is called as Salman Sirk faces water board action over alleged past waste. A $1700 rebate was voted to avoid stopping water to Sirk property, while a $2600 bill for another site remains. Dracut water plans face high costs and doubtful support. school board meeting postponed. city council and Old Home Week groups scheduled for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Water Board
Salman Sirk
Sirk
August Fels
Mr. Sirk
Dracut
Lowell
City Special Meeting Likely Fails Quorum Test
A special meeting of the city council faces doubt of a quorum as a large majority oppose weekly sessions used to circumvent summer recess. Only five common council members filed a request for tonight, while nine aldermen and 22 councilmen oppose. Several members stated they would not attend tonight’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Common Council
Bohemian Girl Opens at Lakeview With Strong Cast
The Bohemian Girl opened at Lakeview theatre by Flynn's Colonial Opera company under James Gilbert. Performances run all week with matinees and evenings. Notable alts include Joseph W. Smith as Thaddeus and Miss Almora Hallam as the title role with Miss Margaret Baxter as Queen. Next week features Pirates of Penzance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfe
Lakeview Theatre
Flynn
Colonial Comic Opera Company
James Gilbert
Joseph W. Smith
Thaddeus
Pole
Count Arnheim
Arline
Devilshoof
Arthur Seaton
Ben Lodge
Florestein
Almora Hallam
Margaret Baxter
Rhita Wilson
Buda
Lakeview
Penzance
Famous Diving Horses to Appear at Willow Dale This Week
Bowers Bros announce arrangements with the owner of the diving horses to present the act at Willow Dale twice daily this week. The sensational act featuring the horses diving and rising has been praised as one of the marvels of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers Bros
Willow Dale
White Horses Dive From 40 Foot Platform Act
A pair of snow white horses dive from a 40 foot platform into a lake as part of a vaudeville program. The act draws cheers with no tricks or trainer prompting the dives. The horses have international fame from Crystal Palace and Coney Island shows. The bill also features Nellie Parker Andy McCloud Fialowsky Goines and Hazzard with Lynn band music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Palace
London
Coney Island
New York
Point of Pines
Massachusetts
Nellie Parker
Andy McCloud
Fialowski
Goines
Hazzard
Lynn Band
Parting Gift From Christian Endeavor Society
The First Presbyterian church Christian Endeavor society held its monthly meeting. After business a recess was declared and Mr Kerr presented a dress suit case to Rev Norman Leith. Leith thanked the group for his service as he heads to Glenwick Pennsylvania next Thursday to pastor a church. The social committee hosted refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Kerr
Norman Leith
Leith
Glenwick
Exhibition cricket game by Buntings and Zion Cricket Club
In conjunction with Zion Cricket Club the Buntings plan an Old Home Week exhibition at Bunting grounds Wigginville near Tewksbury and Lowell. The match starts at 2 p.m. with free admission for a pleasant afternoon. Teams include Briggs captain along with Gale Burns Patrick Rowley Simpson West Gath Watson Moss Barber Burtt Scholes for Buntings and Hindle Nelson Tonge Hadley Maden Bailey Meiklejohn Charlsworth Hunt Wilmot Bertwhistle Waite for Zion Croft captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buntings
Zion Cricket Club
Bunting
Wigginville
Tewksbury
Lowell
Briggs
Gale
Burns
Patrick
Rowley
Simpson
West
Gath
Watson
Moss
Barber
Burtt
Scholes
Zions
Croft
Hindle
Nelson
Tonge
Hadley
Maden
Bailey
Meiklejohn
Charlsworth
Hunt
Wilmot
Bertwhistle
Waite
Huge Bonfires Fuel Juniper Point Festivities
Juniper Point Salem July 28 1902 crowds plan a grand Old Home Week celebration with massive bonfires along the shore and a water pageant. The event features thousands of lanterns lighted by electric displays, multiple fires on Fort Lee Beverly and Misery Island, and a sea of launches and yachts gathering for the show. Local residents and summer visitors anticipate favorable weather for a memorable night with warships in port and officials visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniper Point
Salem
Point
Beverly
Lowell
Fort Lee
Misery Island
Baker Island
Old Lowell Island
Evry
Gashore
Property Auction Seeks Highest Bid for Lowell Estate
Lowell auctioneers announce two absolute sale bids on July 30 1902. John Welch estate at 186 Ford Street near Pawtucket Street and Moody Street corner prompts offers with 350 dollars deposit required and inspection from 10 AM. A separate 617 East Merrimack Street cottage near Andover Street with 41 foot frontage and 4505 square feet lands promises healthy surroundings and $8 monthly rent. deposit 150 dollars required. Both sales occur on premises regardless of weather with easy terms for bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Welch
Ford Street
Pawtucket Street
Lowell Carpet Co
Moody and
Pawtucket Streets
Welch
Imary E. Welch
Merrimack Street
Hoyt
Shedd
Co. I. Hood
William H. Anderson
Andover Street
Clodia
Obituary for Mrs. Cora C. Parkman of Somerville Mass
Mrs. Cora C Parkman wife of Noah Parkman died at home 114 Perkins street Somerville Mass Thursday morning July 24 at 1 20 o clock after six months illness cancerous in nature. Born 1856 in Palmyra Me she is survived by husband a daughter Hattie W Shackley Palmyra Me her mother Palmyra Me and two sisters Lowell and Palmyra Me Funeral at her late home conducted by Rev Fitch Somerville with services of the Ladies Auxiliary B of L E interment Woodlawn cemetery. Floral tributes described. Also notes two other local deaths: Miss Mabel Evans 19 and Dezzie Charles 37 with funeral plans listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora C. Parkman
Noah Parkman
Perkins Street
Somerville
Mass
Mrs. Parkman
Lowell
Parkman
Palmyra
Hattie W. Shackley
John A. Russell
Broadway Street
Woodlawn
J. A. Russell
C. M. Parkman
Clarence Rodliff
William Rodliff
L. A. Harding
Mae Costello
Charles French
C. Shackley
Earnest Shackley
C. H. Cleaves
C. M. Jones
Alfred Barnett
A. W. Henderson
Susie Edgell
Frank Sawyer
Edward Dearmont
Buffum
Herbert Buffum
Star and Crescent
B. of L. E
Thompson
D. A. Smith
A. C. Richardson
Holmes
Leonard
Mabel Evans
City Hospital
Albert Evans
J. F. O'Donnell
South Boston
Dezzie Charles
William Foley
Old Harvard Street
Spindle City Circle of Foresters
Funeral for Charles E Bent Held at Edson Cemetery
The funeral for Charles E Bent, who shot himself last Friday, was held yesterday afternoon at Edson cemetery chapel. Rev. Smith T. Ford led a 2:30 service. a male quartet sang hymns. Floral gifts included a Father pillow from the son and a wreath from United States Cartridge Co overseers. Bearers were C. S. Goodwin, Daniel Murphy, F. Fay, and Bernard McCabe of Post 42 G. A. R. Burial was by Undertaker Brook with grave committal by Rev. Ford and the Women's Relief Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E Bent
St. John’s Hospital
Edson Cemetery
Smith T. Ford
J. F. Flemings
O. N. Welch
Walter Tarr
W. F. Reid
United States Cartridge Company
Goodwin Daniel Murphy
F. Fay
Bernard McCabe
Post 42
Edson
Undertaker Brook
Rev. Smith
T. Ford
Women’s Relief Corp
Obituary notices from this city July 28
Notices list several deaths and funeral details including Mrs J S Bolton aged 59 at No 40 Robbins Street with 4 30 pm service and private burial Sarkis Partig aged 75 at home 123 Charles Street Richard K infant son of Robert W and Mary K Van Tassell 93 South Loring Street Emily F Churchill aged 68 at 43 Exeter Street with July 28 dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
J. S. Bolton
Robbins Street
Partig
Charles Street
Sarkis Partig
van Tassell
Richard K
Robert W
Mary K. van Tassell
South Loring Street
Churchill
Exeter Street
Emily F. Churchill
Runaway stopped by local resident in Chelmsford
Frank J. McNabb of this city halted a dashing runaway yesterday morning near Albert Street in Chelmsford, ending a brief street chase without incident. Local authorities are reviewing details as no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. McNabb
Chelmsford
Albert Street
Private sale of oil paintings and mirrors by GEO MAKER
We offer remaining auction items at our store at one fourth their real value. Call to view and purchase a fine picture for a little money. Corner John and Merrimackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEO. E
John
Merrimackets
Bargain Flags and Bunting at Berges Department Store
Berges department offers cheap decoration for Old Home Week with a large stock of bunting in plain colored and star styles. About 800 yards of flag and star bunting priced at 31 cents per yard. Full line of flags in all sizes at low prices. G Pollard & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berges Department
G. Pollard & CO
Mosquito delays summer visit as landlord plans bill
The dry colloquial line likens a late mosquito to a punctual landlady, implying a tongue in cheek warning of an upcoming nuisance and its costs in a humorous note about summer annoyances.
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