Eleven Inning Game Lets Boston Triumph Over Cincinnati
In Boston May 31 the eleven inning contest was a pitcher’s duel with Pittenger the luckier. Sharp fielding by Long and Crawford highlighted the game. Boston won in the eleventh on two singles a sacrifice and a long fly to deep center. Attendance about 1500. Score: Boston 2 Cincinnati 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pittenger
Long
Crawford
Ab R Bhpoa E Hamilton
Cellins
Tenney
Stahl If
Jong
Wee Freeman
Lowe
Wees Eens Clarke c
Pittemper P .Eesseees
Cincinnati Avons Sedvangacesd Barret
Corcoran
Greckley
McBride
Crawford If
Irwittesb
Spe
Allen Ss
Kahoe
Hahn P. Or
Rene
McBride- Crawford
Hahn
Pitten
Emslile
National League Scores From Boston New York and Philadelphia
Boston beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 while New York defeated Pittsburgh and Philadelphia routed Chicago 3 to 0 in NL action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Ladies Brave Heat in 18 Hole Medal Play at Tyngs Island
Seven ladies of Vesper Country club played an 18 hole medal play tournament on Tyngs Island links. Mrs Wilder posted 122 gross and net for both rounds, with Miss Ames 132 and Miss Farrington 133. Mrs Hobbs won the long put and two. others posted scores from 100 to 185 with several near the men’s averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesper Country Club
Tyngs’ Island
Wilder
Miss Ames
Miss Farrington
A. F. Hobbs
Hobbs
Chadwick
Miss Howe
Keane
Les Kyeank
Miss Gates
Mrs. Hobbs
Mrs. Wilder
Zion C C to Lynn Wanderers Saturday game
Zion C C selects W Nelson as captain and nine teammates for the Lynn Wanderers league match with train leaving Medlock Street depot at 12 45 p m Other clubs Mohairs Buntings and Methuen lineups and officials listed for upcoming games with North Billerica and Lawrence Athletics on Saturday at various grounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion C. C
Lynn
Lynn Wanderers
Zions
W. Nelson
W. Midgley
H. Maden
J. Maden
E. Chippindale
H. Hadley
Y. Hoyle
J. Howarth
G. Bowring
E. Nelson
H. Davis
H. Moseley
C. Midgley
J. W. Foster
Middlesex Depot
Methuens
Buntings
Methuen
H. Rowley
T. Haughton
J. Patrick
M. Burns
W. Gath
W. Ellison
J. Waterhouse
A. Simpson
J. McCormick
J.aspin
J. Farrar
Thomas Robinson
North Billerica
A. Cawthra
Capt
F. Jowett
S. Burtt
J. Barber
S. Bailey
R. Cudworth
J. W. Carpenter
H. Willis
W. Whitworth
W. Killerby
J. Carruthers
Mohairs
Lawrence Athletics
Chelmsford Street
Bunting
Andover
David Hird
John Priestly
Isaac Moss
Thomas Southam
Mellor Greenwood
Charles Aveyard
Theron Stirks
William Bingley
John Bingley
John Parkinson
John Shuttleworth
Jos. W. Harrison
Mohair
Rylah Firth
George Gregg
Brook Southam
Lewis Fielding
George Chadwick
Fred G. Humphriss
Arthur Hindle
Charles Waite
Fred Harrison
Asa Stirks
Richard Monk
Alfred Favor
Fred Pascall
Evening High School Alumni Elect Officers and Plan Ride
The Alumni Association of the Evening High School elected Frank Rawnsley as president J H Murphy as vice president Miss Court as recording secretary Miss Curtin as financial secretary and Miss Falvey as treasurer A committee including Edward Webster John Murphy John Sullivan Mamie Falvey Mamie Teague and Lizzie Graham was formed to arrange a trolley ride this month An informal musical program followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rawnsley
J. H. Murphy
Miss Court
Miss Curtin
Miss Falvey
Edward Webster
John Murphy
John Sullivan
Mamie Falvey
Mamie Teague
Lizzie Graham
New Bon Marche Promotes Six Factors of Success
The article extols six factors for customer trust at New Bon Marche including accommodation courteous treatment reasonable prices and reliable goods. It promises money refunds for unsatisfactory purchases and emphasizes polite employees as key to ongoing solid success.
Millinery Bargains at the Centre Aisle
Trimmed outing hats in Manila straw and silk bands priced from 2.29 to 3.98. Felt hats 98 cents to 3.98 with chic styles. About 200 ladies dress hats available with new trimmings priced 2.98 and 3.98. Children's trimmed hats 1.50 to 2.98. Chrysanthemums 25 cents after season sale. Untrimmed hats 9 cents each. Flowers under half price, main stairway and centre aisle locations.
Muslin Underwear June Sale Attracts Quick Demand
The advance June sale of undermuslins drew strong response as sales staff was increased to handle customers. The sale runs through June with new items added periodically and some sizes selling out quickly making early visits advisable.
Gloves for Ladies: Kid Suede Silk Lisle and More
Advertising a range of ladies gloves in multiple styles and colors. Includes 2 clasp and 3 button Kayser silk gloves at 49 cents, suede lisle options at 49 cents, white chamois at 69 cents, and 25 cent plus graduation gloves. Also features 1 dollar pair guaranteed fitted gloves and 79 cent pearl shade Wash Suede.
A Showing of Summer Waists At Main Floor Store
The store promotes a large showing space for summer waists with a wide range of styles and fabrics. Prices span 49c to $7.50 for various waists, including Sea Island Percale, White Lawn, and French Silk models. Notable items feature the Bolero design in chambray and Wallace trim, with silk waists priced up to $20.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Sea Island Percale
Hosiery and Underwear Sale Notes
Hosiery and underwear items offered with marked down prices. Children ribbed hose tan and black sizes 5 to 9 1-2 15c and 19c per pair while supplies last 10c per pair. Ladies fast black white foot mercerized polka dot and stripe hose 25c per pair. Ladies balbriggan vests long and short sleeve regular 25c grade now loc. Ladies bicycle tights 15c and 25c now 10c. Men's French balbriggan shirts and drawers grey and Jersey ribbed 25c.
Toilet Dept Special Perfume Demonstration
Advertises fragrance items Violet Witch Hazel and Kid Top in 80z bottles at 10 cents, plus glycerine soap in transparent paper wrapped at 5 cents per cake.
Closing Out Upholstery Goods the Spring Way
Upholstery department offers Crepona fabrics 25 patterns at 7 1 2 to 10 cents per yard. Ruffled Muslin Curtains priced from 89 cents pair, Chenille Covers scarce at 49 cents. Swiss Muslin 36 inch wide about 500 yards at 12 1/2c yard. Chenille and Tapestry Draperies sold regardless of cost. Fancy Rocking Chairs deeply discounted. Straw Matting and Floor Oil Cloth on sale with 10 and 25 percent discounts respectively. Book Racks and related items on 2nd floor.
Kitchen Furnishings Sale Items Listed
Summer King Oil Stoves two-burner with safety oil tank priced at 75 cents each Gas Stoves two-burner nickel plated at 1.69 Rubber Gas Tubes six feet long patent ends 25 cents Oil Stove Ovens double walls iron frames fit any oil or gas stove 98 cents Ice Cream Freezers two-quart by White Mountain Co 1.75 Galvanized Iron Refrigerator Pans seamless 10 cents Tea Kettles No 8 seamless bottom nickel plated cold handies 49 cents Steel Enamel Wash Basin large 10 cents Coffee and Tea Pots steel enamel two-quart 25 cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountain Co
Canvas Covered Heavy Cleats With Tray Priced $2.98
A 28 inch canvas covered heavy cleat set with iron bound corners and brass locks includes a tray. Sale price listed as 2.98 dollars.
Hammocks on Sale in Open Weave Styles
Full size hammocks in open weave with fancy colors and fringed pillow and spreader offered for 98 cents.
Window Screens for Any Window Fitment
Hardwood screens with oil finish and covered protection offered in 89c grade at 25c. Best wire included for secure fit across window types.
White Goods Fabric Sale Listing Prices
Swiss mull a sheer fabric 12 1-2 to 50c yd. Wash chiffon 29c to a dollar per yard. India linen 12 1-2 to 50c yd. Victoria lawn 10 to 50c yd. Fancy leno muslins 12 1-2 to 25c yd. Figured P K 12 1-2 to 25c yd. Organdy 40 inches wide 19c yd. Chiffons and cut work 1.50 to 6.00 yd. White muslin tuckings 49c to 2.49 yd with lace Hamburg insertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Victoria Lawn
P. K
Shoes and boots sale offers diverse styles and prices
An advertisement lists Queen Quality bicycle boots in calf leather at $3 a pair, brown and black 10 inch Bicycle Boots at $2.47, Ladies Oxfords in Jet black and brown at 98¢ to $1.50, many colors and styles from $1.28 to $1.97, plus Misses and Children's Oxfords in vici kid and White Kid Slippers at 98¢.
Corsets Offerings In Summer Styles At Low Prices
Corsets advertised include fancy pique Corsets in Dresden effects well boned with two steels each side priced at 49 cents per pair American Lady Bicycle Corsets with heavy netting corded side and cutaway hips listed at 89 cents Friday and Saturday A Armor side Corsets in long and short lengths in black white and drab heavily boned and described as unbreakable at 79 cents per pair
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Belts Offered in Satin Ribbon and Buckle Styles
Pulley Belts and Clinch Belts priced at 49 cents each with satin ribbon and fancy buckles. Jet Belts described as good and strong with elastic and black buckles at 49 cents. Kid Belts available in all colors with various buckle styles priced 25, 49, and 59 cents.
Domestic fabrics sale listing prices by the yard
A fragmented sale notice lists assorted fabrics with low per yard prices for Friday and Saturday. Items include Standard Apron Ginghams, Cotton Charlies, unbleached cotton in short lengths, Fruit of Loom cotton, Bleached Cotton, heavy ticking, Sergine, Indigo Prints, Shirting Prints, Percales, Allen's Prints, and Nainsook Remnants with prices ranging from 1 to 12 1 2 cents per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon
Allen
Nainsook
Small Wares and Notions Wholesale Offer
A compact sale listing offers Black Pins that bend never, 10¢ per paper, Fancy Elastic in short lengths, 10¢ each, Clark’s machine thread 200 yd 6 card, 39¢ a dozen, Tray Cloth stamped linen at 25¢ each, Coon Pillows with 12 dozen tops and backs and full instructions, valued at 49¢ now 2¢, highlights include quaint motto outlines and practical usage guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Overseers Probe Pension Fraud At City Farm Meeting
The Overseers of the Poor gathered at Supt. Pinder’s city farm office to review Dr. Goss’s pension, inmate counts, and a potato audit. The board debated a suspected $72 monthly pension claim, corrected by the superintendent, and considered a minority report on potato usage with names McGlinchey Thomas and Leighton noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Pinder
City Farm
Williams
Messrs
Leighton
Hunt
M. J. Courtney
Pinder
Holgate
Courtney
Goss
Rawley
Mass
Spud
Tee
Wyman
Thomas
McGlinchey
Mr. Leighton
Frank Maguire
Col. Pinder
Faulkner's Farewell Ties Police Board Chairman’s Parting
Retiring police board chairman John A. Faulkner met officers on all shifts at six last night and spoke of friendly relations despite his official separation. He shook hands with each officer before departure at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Faulkner
Board of Police
Faulkner
Surprise sendoff for George Forbes in North Billerica
About 25 friends gathered last night to bid farewell to George Forbes who is moving to Jersey City for a permanent post. They presented a costly dress suit cage as a gift with a presentation by George Dunham. Refreshments and entertainment followed including graphophone selections by Charles Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Forbes
North Billerica
tlAttolon
Jersey City
George Dunham
Mr. Forbes
Charles Sheldon
Advertisers Urged to Note Courier Ad Seen
A brief notice reminds merchants and sponsors that their advertisement appeared in the Courier. It urges timely follow up for rates, placements, and potential renewals, emphasizing the paper as a proven reach to local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Courier
End of era as old Ayer press begins removal
Work started yesterday at the J. C. Ayer company printing office to remove its famed old press. Installed in 1872 by Dr. J. C. Ayer, it was one of the country’s first rotary perfecting presses and helped spread the Ayer name. It printed millions of almanacs and druggist wrappers before being superseded by a new almanac press in 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C
Philadelphia
Ayer
Department expands and replaces old equipment with new color press
The department has long used the veteran room for work but recent growth requires space. The older gear will be disposed of to free the area. A color press of the latest pattern will replace it, reflecting modernization and expanded capacity.
Warm summer court affair hosts music and dancing
An annual soiree and concert by Court Samuel de Champlain F. of A. in Foresters hall drew strong attendance despite heat. Camille Cormier and A. L. Paradis received praise for nine numbers. Hibbard's orchestra supplied music for the concert and dancing afterward. The Lowell lodge K of P held a meeting with three applications and plans to initiate 25 new members at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Provost
V. C. Salois
F. Rocheville
H. Smith
Henri Cognac
Geo. Labbie
Alph
Goudet
Joseph Boudreau
Aids
Ph. Bourque
H. Vadlerand
Geo. Baril
Priest Rivet
Michael Desioges
J. W. Paradis
W. Bouthiellet
Lowell Lodge
K. of P
Books in paper covers sale at Lawler Lowell
A Lowell advertisement promotes books in paper covers with discounts from 60c to 10c. Selected fiction titles are offered bound in cloth at 50c each. Lawler, fashionable stationer and bookseller, 79 Merrimack Street and 15 Ed 21 John Streets, Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawler
Merrimack Street
John Streets
Lowell
Boston and Maine Baggage Rules for Bicycles After June 11
Boston and Maine railroad officials issued a notice detailing bicycle transport as baggage within Massachusetts starting June 11. One bicycle may be forwarded per passenger with a ticket priced at least 10 cents. cheaper tickets or season passes are excluded. Bicycles require checks, cancellation of passage tickets, and may incur excess baggage charges if weight limits are exceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Williams
Boston & Maine Railroad
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
Burdock Blood Bitters Tones Digestion
An early medical advert claims Burdock Blood Bitters strengthen and tone the stomach, making indigestion impossible and preventing many illnesses associated with poor digestion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bostons
Cincinnatis
Chicago
Other Grimes
Kansas City
Vesper Lady Golfers
Alumni Association of the Evening High School
BON Marche Dry Goods
New Idea
Bamboo Furniture
White Goods
Doctor Goss
Asmou
Jeremiah McGlinchey
George Thomas
Police Board
J. C. Ayer Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!