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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1905

Page

7

Teachers discuss school cities and civic duty in Cuba

Mr. Gill, former director of civics and morals in Cuban public schools, spoke to Lowell teachers about school cities he organized in Cuba and in Philadelphia. He urged building civic responsibility from first grade, viewing each classroom as a ward and arguing for three-branch government in schools while opposing militarism without civic spirit.

Wilson L. Gill Cuba United States Gill Philadelphia New England England Great Britain West Massachusetts Mr. Sherburne Lowell

Lowell Choral Society and Philharmonic To Perform Manzonni Requiem

Lowell Choral Society joins with the Philharmonic orchestra at Associate hall on Sunday June 11 for a concert featuring the Manzonni Requiem by Verdi. Nashua Oratorio Society assists with soloists Mrs Caroline Cutler Miss Nano Gallagher Mr Michael Dwyer and Mr Willard Flint. The 40‑piece orchestra will also play Mendelssohn Fingal’s Cave overture under Henri G Blaisdell.

Lowell Choral Society The Philharmonic Orchestra Associate Hall Nashua Oratorio Society New Hampshire Singers E. S. Hood Caroline Cutler Boston Nano M. Gallagher Michael J. Dwyer Willard Flint Lowell Flint Mendels- Sohn Henri G. Blaisdell Choral Society

When We Were Twenty One draws big crowds in Mountington

Edwards's play by the Mountington DeDeyn Stock Company delights audiences with witty lines and strong performances. D J Sullivan as Waddies delivers infectious unctuous comedy while Mr Burtt shines as the doctor. Friday marks the company’s 100th local performance. A souvenir autograph photo of Mr Huntington will be given to every lady.

Petition for widening of Middlesex Street considered

City committee on streets held a hearing on widening Middlesex Street at the westerly end. The Middlesex petition was withdrawn then reconsidered and view ordered. Other petitions included edge stones on Dartmouth Street and paving Moody and Pawtucket streets. Cost estimates were presented for Pine, Moody, and Pawtucket streets with debate over vitrified brick versus tar macadam.

Committee On Fairweather City Hall Middlesex Street George L. Fowler Omer Porter Fisher H. Pearson Wood and Middlesex Streets Addie Smith Robert Wood John Considine James McFadden Frederick Sherman Dartmouth Street Fleming James P. Robinson Blossom Street John Clancy Moody Sarah Avenue Peter O'Neil Weed Street Charles H. Kimball Fletcher Street Thos. Kiegan Alder Street John and Mary Cahill Bellevue Street Jacob B. Currier Andover Street Mayberry Bowers Mahoney Pine Street Pawtucket Street Moody Street Hayes

Bimonthly Meeting Of Lowell Dental Society

The Lowell Dental Society held a regular by monthly meeting at the New American house with dinner at 6 30 p m presided over by Dr. Barnes due to Dr. Walker's absence. Arrangements were made for a union picnic with the Lawrence Dental Society at Canobie Lake on June 21. Dr. W E Darling presented a paper on Code of Ethics and Dental Fees, noting ethical growth in Lowell and that fees are too low compared with other Massachusetts cities. He closed with a humorous poem on Lowell's low fees. Members present included Drs Pepin Snyder Sny der Knapp Heald Gulliland Philips Darling Barnes Walker Kinney Burnham and others.

Lowell Dental Society New American House Walker Barnes Lawrence Dental Society Canobie Lake W. E. Darling Lowell J. W. Pepin C. E. Snyder D. D. Snyder W. E. Knapp

Bible Class Social at Centralville M E Church

The Bible class at Centralville M E Church hosted members at Roswell Fox's Dracut residence with songs violin and clarinet solos piano pieces and remarks by Rev M Whitaker. Strawberries and ice cream followed. Earlier the Ladies Aid Society held a Friday cake sale at Mrs Gardner Wills 15 Hampshire Street.

Centralville M. E. Church Roswell Fox Dracut Daisy Cluer Guy Johnson Alberta Robert Edmunds Ella Edmunds Russell M. Fox Alena Lewis M. Whitaker

Railroad Law Repealed in Conn

Hartford Conn May 31 The senate and house passed a bill repealing the general railroad law requiring steam railroad corporations to seek charters from the legislature The New York New Haven Hartford railroad backed the repeal as a self protection measure amid threats of a competing line by the New York Central railroad across the state

Hartford Conn Senate House New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad New York Central Railroad

New long roll double breast jackets for boys 8 to 16

Several styles of the new long roll double breast jackets for boys aged eight to sixteen. Made from all wool cheviots and pure worsted serges, with double stitched seams, taped edges, built up shoulders, canvas stiffened fronts, and trousers with double seats and knees. Durability and service at a low price.

A Little Lad Hairline Suit Sale and Boys Apparel Deals

A Little Lad offers fifty fine suits and boys wear in the remnant sale. Lot includes high cost suits, jackets, vests, and short trousers for ages 9 to 16, with dark colors and light mixtures. Also featured are a $25 combination suspender and underwaist for 2 to 10 year olds, suspender belt garments, 50 cent to 25 cent undergarments, and assorted boys’ shirts and accessories in multiple sizes and finishes.

Superior Court Decree Grants Nullity On Marriage Claim

In Boston a superior court decree of nullity was ordered on Lizzie Harnden's petition against Joseph R. Perkins alleging he was non compos mentis at marriage and unable to contract. The case notes Perkins from Westborough and residence at Holliston Massachusetts. Maud Kinnear vs Ernest Kinnear also appears with a nisi decree. Judge McIntire held a probate session on Hannah M. McNulty will with niece Maggie Spooney seeking to set aside for unsound mind and undue influence. Witness Rev. Fr. Ronan testified about executor naming and a proposed bequest for church memorial purposes.

Judge Bend Lizzie Harnden Boston Joseph R. Perkins Westborough Holliston Mass Perkins Maud Kinnear Ernest Kinnear

Twenty One Trees Die From Gas Leak In Middlesex Village

Residents report twenty one stately trees dying after a gas main laid last fall leaked, injuring roots and bark. Lindens elms and apples show damage as salvage attempts fail, with lines of pipe and imperfect joints blamed for the widespread blight and anticipated removal.

Middlesex Village Lowell Gas Company Carter Hadley

Cambridge youths snuff out grass fire near Fels cottage

Seven Cambridge youths from Lakeview rushed to help extinguish a grass fire near August Fels’s cottage at Long Pond. They fought the blaze with shovels, pitch forks, brooms and bags, saving the cottage walls but suffering heat and smoke. Names: Ernest Kelley, William Crowley, John Mc Carthy, Michael Lynch, Timothy Murray, Neil McCarthy, Ernest C. Whitaker.

Cambridge Beal's Ernest Kelley William Crowley John McCarthy Michael Lynch Timothy Murray Neil McCarthy Ernest C. Whitaker

High Street Church Social Fun at Y P S C E

The Y P S C E of High Street church hosted a pleasant vestry social with candy and cake sales and a penny-packer sale offering one cent items. A shadowgraph entertainment drew laughs with Miss Eva Magoon and Miss Josephine Kezer in charge.

High Street Church Eva Magoon Josephine Kezer

Good Concert at the Hillside Church Dracut

An entertaining program at Hillside Church Dracut last evening featured Mrs F L Roberts Miss Ethel Ranger Mrs R M Thompson James E Donnelly and Miss Crystal Deane with performances by Gy m songs violin and readings. The Ladies Aid Society organized the event.

Hillside Dracut F. L. Roberts Ethel Ranger R. M. Thompson James E. Donnelly Crystal Deane R. G. Booth John J. Kelly Ada Wilson Ladies Aid Society

Kidney Cure Claim Promises Home Distribution

Advertisement promoting a kidney remedy by Frye & Crawford and others, listing ailments attributed to sick kidneys including Bright's disease and dropsy. Claims guarantee and mail order with six boxes priced at $2.50 under a positive guarantee, offering delivery prepaid to any address.

Bright Frye & Crawford Merrimack &J Meter & Burkinshaw Middlesex BE. Carter Westford Store & Co Davis Square Drug A. E. Moore

Baraca Class Debates Christian Businessman Success

The Baraca class of St. Pauls M. B. church held its monthly meeting in the lower vestry with supper followed by an informal talk on whether a man can be a successful business man and a Christian. Dr C H Stowell spoke and the group voted affirmatively.

St. Paul's M. B. Church C. H. Stowell

Galahad Society Hosts Evening Entertainment

Under the Galahad Society, formed by young men of Miss E C Coburn and Miss Alice Seeton classes, an evening social and entertainment were held at Pawtucket church. A large audience enjoyed a substantial supper and a fine concert featuring Wood and Hall, readings by Miss Alice Livingston, violin by Miss Irene Martin, piano by Miss Zatella Martin, and a flute solo by Mr Bissonette. The Galahad Society managed the arrangements.

Galahad Society E. C. Coburn Alice Seeton Pawtucket Messrs. Wood and Hall Alice Livingston Irene Martin Zatella Martin Bissonette

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Mr. Gill Opera House Dental Society Putnam & Son CO Central Street Norfolk Wesvns Superior Court Christian Endeavor Society
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