Memorial Day Parade at Monument Square Sees Large, Refined Observance
Memorial Day Saturday featured a well attended parade along the usual route ending at Monument Square with the Victory statue ceremony. Chief marshal Justin B. Wilson led Post 185 and a long roster of military, veterans and school units. The day included a dirge, wreaths, a prayer by Rev E Victor Bigelow, and a formal review by Mayor Howe. Evening events offered suppers and memorial speeches by local clergy and officials.
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Menument
City Hall Square
South Common
City Hall
Justin B. Wilson
George E. Worthen
Peter Littledale
E. A. Bartlett
Wauhatchie Command
Joseph P. Thompson
Dahlgren Association
Naval Veterans
Jesse H. Parker
Farragut
S. of V
Samuel A. Pickering
G. W. Peterson
Thomas L. Kelly
F. G. Hunton
Frank Mullin
August Wallace
Ernest Scribner
John F. Shaw
Conners
R. A. Griffiths
William Fairweather
C. I. Kittredge
Philip McNulty
Leo Campbell
John Mather
Walter Means
Herbert Horne
John Leggett
John Giblin
B. F. Butler
M. H. McCue
H. Butler
P. F. Brady
North Chelmsford
James A. Garfield
A. W. Boodry
Frank E. Butler
Lowell Military Band
James A. Murphy
Ladd & Whitney Post
Isaac P. Bachelder
Adajtant
F. B. Peabody
Dahlgren Naval Association
Charles Cowley
Farragut Camp
Sons of Veterans
J. J. Smith
Monument Square
Ladd & Whitney
Moody Street
E. Victor Bigelow
Tilden
Merrimack Street
Howe
Committee On Military Affairs
Charles E. Howe
Tyngsboro
Edson
St. Patrick’s
Gorham Street
School Street
Hildreth
Camp Farragut
S. of Va
Intercolonial Railway art exhibit travels Maritime Express route
The Intercolonial Railway of Canada brings a vivid art exhibit to the New England states, showcasing scenery along the Maritime Express line from Montreal to St John with enlarged framed photos. Readily displayed at 11 Middlesex street today and tomorrow, the exhibit opened to a large crowd Saturday night, highlighting Levis, Quebec, Tadousac, Gaspe, Perce, Bathurst, and more along the route.
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The
Intercolonial Railway Company, of
Canada
New England States
Montreal
Quebec
Halifax
Sydney
St. John
N. B
Middlesex
Levis
Murray Bay
Cacouna
Tadousac
River du Loup
Bic
Little Metis
Grand Metis
Grand River
Metapedia
Restigouche
Gaspe, Perce
Housewife Seeks Liberal Trial Quantity by Postal Offer
A housewife living far from shopping centres finds it hard to obtain the best household articles and is urged to send her address by postal to receive a liberal trial quantity of items.
Electro Silicon promotion for plate polish ad
ELECTRO SILICON the famous silver polish offered free of charge to attract owners and makers of valuable plates. Available from grocers or druggists or by mail for 15 cents. Send address for a free trial quantity to Silicon, 40 Cliff Street, New York. Position permanent to the right party. pay weekly. GLEN BROTHERS Rochester, NY.
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Cliff Street
New York
Glen Brothers
Rochester, M.Y
Supper Held at Post Hall with Military Band Guests
About 250 people attended a post supper in the hall of the Post at 6 o'clock. The military band and the chief marshal and aides were guests. Afterward, speakers included Rev. George F. Kenngett, Rev. E. Victor Bigelow, Lawrence Cummings, Rev. R. A. Greene, A C Blaisdell of Tewksbury, Rev. F. M. Pickles, and Rev. Mr. Dunbar of Chelmsford. The organizing committee featured Mrs. James P. Emerson as chairwoman along with several other named ladies.
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George F. Kenngett
E. Victor Bigelow
Lawrence Cummings
R. A. Greene
A. C. Blaisdell
Tewksbury
James P. Emerson
Annie Brigham
George Burtt
Emma Gilman
Sarah Peabody
Mary Dearborn
Clara Mahoney
Carrie Hobbs
Chestine al
Intercolonial railway exhibit of summer scenery tour
A northern Canada exhibit features Moose heads and salmon skins on plaques from Pugwash to Bras d Or Lakes with vivid life like scenes. The Intercolonial railway expands to invite US tourists to increase patronage of summer travel. admission is free for all interested in the pictures.
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Pugwash
Wentworth Valley
Halifax
Truro
New Glasgow
Pictou Antigonish
Mulgrave
Baedeck
Bras d'Or
Sydney
Louisburg
Glace Bay
Prince Edward Island
Intercolonial Railway of Canada
United States
Armory Notes Details Company M Electing Second Lieutenant
Boston 1903 dispatch from Ninth Regiment headquarters directs Company M to assemble at Lowell on June 4 for electing a second lieutenant. Major Sullivan to preside. fatigue uniforms, inspection by regular army officers on June 5. Lieutenant Pearson of Company C challenges Company M rifle team for June 6 at Dracut range. ten men per team.
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Philip McNulty
Ninth Regiment
Ninth Regiment Infantry
East Armory
East Newton Street
Boston
Mass
Lowell
Sullivan
Company M
Col. Donovan
William J. Casey
Adjt
Gardner Pearson
Dracut Range
Alexander Mitchell
Ralph W. Clogston
Madame Gregoire Opens New Millinery Store in Lowell
Madam P L Gregoire will open a new millinery store at 183 and 137 Merrimack Street today offering a summer line. The ladies of Lowell and vicinity are cordially invited to inspect the shop, described as one of the finest in the city.
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P. L. Gregoire
Merrimack Street
Lowell
Mass
Killpartrick Bros
Samuel W. Killpartrick
Conier
Killpartrick Bywes
Charles T. Killpartrick
Ae Spa
Merrimack Square
Chas. T. Killpartrick
Memorial day observed by General Ames Veterans group
General Adelbert Ames Command Spanish War Veterans observed Memorial day with morning exercises. A 560 strong military band led processions to Edson and St. Patrick cemeteries to decorate 35 veteran graves. Clergymen officiated at both cemeteries. Delegations visited Lowell and St. Josephs. Capt. Frank Dodge led the veterans. A post parades a collation was served at Memorial hall.
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Adelbert Ames
Edson
St. Patrick
W. George Mullin
St. Patrick’s
James F. Allen
Lowell
St. Joseph’s
Frank Dodge
Graduation Exercises at Low ell Training School
The Low ell Training School for Teachers holds graduation on Thursday evening, June 11, in Colonial hall. Dr. Martin G. Brumbaugh of the University of Pennsylvania will deliver the principal address on The Development of the Educational System of Porto Rico. Intro by Hon. Charles H. Allen. Graduates include Alice Helen Bacheller and twelve others. primary and grammar departments stay open until June 19.
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Lowell Training School
Colonial Hall
Martin G. Brumbaugh
University of Pennsylvania
Puniata College
Brumbaugh
Porto Rico
Charles H. Allen
Alice Helen Bacheller
Avis Josephine Coburn
Mary Hilton Coburn
Edith Virginia Cockerille
Bessie Louise Davidson
Rebecca Anne Gardner
Anna Frances Joyce
Annie Loretta Mahoney
Maude Ethel Moody
Edyth Evelyn Philbrick
Mary Genevieve Quinn
Mary Gertrude Seede
Lillian Amelia Strout
Mary Elizabeth Tobin
Nickel Plate trains offer low-rate travels to Denver and more
The article promotes Nickel Plate routes across the west with comfortable trains and special low-rate tickets to Denver Salt Lake El Paso and other Colorado Minnesota Iowa and Dakota destinations. Inquiries are directed to local agents or L P Burgess at 253 Washington Street Boston Mass.
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Denver
Salt Lake
el Paso
Colorado
Minnesota
Iowa
The
Dakotas
L. P. Burgess
Nepa
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Hair on the Face Remedies Advised by Expert
An advertisement from a skin specialist asserts deep knowledge of facial hair removal. It claims to have tested all known methods, made original discoveries, and offers free book and information to those discouraged or disfigured by trial and error.
High School Girls Drill Exhibition Impresses Audiences
The annual high school drill display at Huntington hall featured three battalions of white robed students performing precise marches and a new drum corps. Officers led with Major Ruth Favor and captains from four companies. Miss Milner directed, Ida I Wilson accompanied on piano, and Hibbard's orchestra played for the dancing segment as ushers guided guests.
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Calisthenics
Huntington Hall
Ruth Favor
Rachel Flint
A. Leslie White
Katherine D. Rafter
Isabelle L. Greig
Bertha M. Smith
Elizabeth J. Cassidy
Margaret S. Dow
Katharine M. Farley
Margaret D. Pierce
Maude W. Conant
Charlotte M. Canfield
Margaret M. Canfield
Miss Milner
Alice M. Hill
Alice E. Shaw
Gladys A. Jewett
Marion Faulkner
Eva L. Young
Marion M. Bill
Annie L. Brown
Hibbard
Joseph Burns
Max Israel
Henry Fay
High School Drill Opens With Graceful Ball Exercises
Friday night exhibition drew a large audience as Miss Milton J Milner begins her first year as physical director. Four companies of white-gowned girls performed intricate ball drills with music, their white apparel underscoring the elegance and discipline of the routine.
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Milton ”J. Milner
Second Battalion Darings Wand Drill and March Display
The second battalion led by Major Margaret Eleonore Rivet performed a wand drill and fancy marching. White uniforms with pale blue stocks and hair ribbons highlighted the display, with officers listed from Captain to Second Lieutenant across companies A to D. The first battalion, under Major Ruth A. Favor, presented an Indian club drill in pure white gowns with black ribbons in their hair, wielding clubs with precision.
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Margaret Eleonore Rivet
Mary A. Munn
Stella I. Wilson
Mary H. Downey
Ella F. Lewis
Florence B. Shaw
Alice H. Bradt
Mary Frances Thorne
Katherine A. Holland
Ingrid H. M. Monson
Katherine E. O'Donnell
Edith Co. Nichols
Anna Wade
Ruth A. Favor
Defaulter Admits Taking 15452 Dollars From Bank
Albert C. Mathes longtime treasurer of Strafford Five Cents Savings Bank admits defalcation of 15452.43. Bank officials notified Attorney General Eastman. Mathes says losses from speculation drove him to take deposits from friends. He held accident policy and real estate, with bonds from a Baltimore company. He claims two years of ongoing speculation and eight years of covering shortages.
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Dover
N. H
Albert C. Mathes
Strafford Five Cents Savings Bank
Eastman
Mathes
Baltimore
Fraternal meetings and social events in Belle Grove area
Passaconaway tribe met with fair attendance and named a three member committee for a June Belle Grove outing. Prosperity circle held an anniversary social dance in Foresters hall with about a hundred couples and many outsiders. Hibernians discussed strike support, five initiations, four applications, and a two week fundraising plan to aid striking workers and unions.
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Belle Grove
Harry Searle
Edgar Smith
Austin Lyddy
Haughton
Nashua
Fitchburg
Companions of the Forest
Foresters’ Hall
Henry F. Jarvis
Richard Campbell
Josie Shyne
Margaret Nevins
Mary Tristan
Aids
Kate Chisholm
Mary O'Connor
Belle Chisholm
Katharine O'Neil
Order of Hibernians
Hibernian Hall
Whch
Boston Public Warehouseman License Granted in 1903
On May 13 1903 the Moore Spinning Company of Boston was licensed as Public Warehouseman for Creimsford. The company posted a $5000 bond for faithful discharge and the treasurer Andrew Adio subscribed the necessary oaths, signed by Secretary WM. M. Olin.
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Boston
Moore Spinning Company of
Creimsford
Andrew Adio
Tte
WM. M. Olin
The
Commonwealth
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