Dancing and events bring crowds to Crystal Lake and parish
Saturday evening dancing at Crystal Lake plus an annual strawberry festival at St. Pauls church. cigar sales promoted by Waldorf Astoria. Lor Boston Express opens on Middle Street. regional health ad campaigns claim Burdock Blood Bitters purity. meetings of Evangelical pastors paused until September.
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Wutton Street
Crystal Lake
St. Paul's Church
C. B. Coburn & Co
Boston Express Co
Middle Street
Burdo
Local notables depart or travel for summer plans
Mrs James Cornock and daughter Edith visit New York City. John Drury returns from Bellview Hospital for the summer. Christina Alexa Dewar engaged to Henry Alleson Ames. Azra M Dows and F P Moody depart for Philadelphia via Boston for two weeks. Rev H B Foster travels to Chicago after visiting Pawnee City. Mrs Delia A Henry to chaperone class trips to Mt Pleasant and Were Centre NH. Lowell residents booked to sail East Boston on Cunard Saxonia to Liverpool Queenstown.
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James Cornock
Edith
New York Cty
John Drury
Bellview Hospital
N. Y
Nevin Dewar
Christina Alexa Dewar
Henry Alleson Ames
Azra M. Dows
F. P. Moody
Philadelphia
Boston
H. B. Foster
Westminster Church
Montreal
Chicago
West
Illinois
Pawnee City
Nebraska
Delia A. Henry
Narraganses Pier
Mt. Pleasant
Wiere Centre
N. H
Lowell
Murphy's’ Steamship Agency
Cunard Line
Saxonia
Liverpool
Queenstown
L. F. Whidden
Thomas Carroll
Thomas M. Carroll
Maria Roach
Mary Ready
Julia Loughlin
Sarah Kenny
James Downey
Lavither Hussey Marriage in Somersworth
Mr Jordan L Lavither a Greek justice of the peace in New Hampshire and Miss Leona Hussey daughter of Mr and Mrs Freeman Hussey were married last Tuesday at the bride’s parents home in Somersworth Rev D B Martin of the Free Baptist church officiated at 1 p m The bride wore bride roses and was attended by her sister Etta as bridesmaid with Dr Demosthenes Generalis as groomsman A reception followed and the couple departed by New York train for a three week wedding trip They will reside at 207 Worthen Street Nis City after their trip
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Jordan L. Lavither
New Hampshire
Leona Hussey
Freeman Hussey
Somersworth
D. B. Martin
The
Free Baptist Church
Paige Street
Lowell
Green and
Pleasant Streets
N. H
Etta
Demosthenes Generalis
New York
Boston
Worthen Street
Nis City
Louis Barry
Eva Genereux
St. Joseph’s Church
Fr. Lamothe
O. M
Pierre Barry
Anselme Genereux
Miss Alexander
Yvonne Montmarquet
Mascagni
Antoinette Montmarquet
A. Gregoire
Chelmsford Street
Barry
St. Joseph's Church
Moise Boucher
Amanda Hamel
Marion
O. M. IL
Alfred Hamel
Joseph Bouche
Mrs. Boucher
Montreal
School Street
Ernestine Masse
Henri Gregoire
Amyot
Donat Beauchesne
Fleurina Masse
Ida Tarte
Reuter
O Salutaris
Theride
Arthur Masse
Willie Avenue
Gregoire
Ford Street
Lowell Mill Strikes End in Wage Loss After Idleness
The Lowell mill strikers endured nine weeks of idleness resulting in a wage loss equal to 15 percent over a year. Six mills would have paid about 1.2 million in wages and 250 thousand on supplies. With a 6 percent dividend and 4 percent depreciation, mills face about 200 thousand in losses. The Boston Record suggests it would be fortunate if manufacturers' terms are accepted to end the dispute without harming labor.
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Lowell
Boston Record
Pleasant anniversary at Howes home in South Lowell
A very pleasant anniversary was celebrated at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Howes in South Lowell Saturday evening. Supper was served at seven and an entertainment followed. The Howes received many beautiful presents and out of town guests were numerous.
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Richard Howes
South Lowell
Mrs. Howes
National Reciprocity Magazine Free Subscriptions Offered
William E. Brigham of the New England Reciprocity league announces free copies of the National Reciprocity Magazine to any address upon application, citing rising interest in Canadian reciprocity.
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William E. Brigham
New England Reciprocity League
Board of Trade
Boston
National
Seattle Exodus to Nome Packed Three Steamers
One thousand people left Seattle for Nome by the Senator Oregon and Jeannie, all three steamers crowded with freight and passengers. Hundreds were turned away seeking passage as window boxes blossomed across the city.
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Seattle
Wash
Nome
Senator
Oregon
Jeannie
Rhodes Dandruff Cure Promises Clear Scalp Hair Growth
Advertises a dandruff treatment by Arthur Rhodes claiming to cure dandruff itching and sore scalp and promote hair growth. Priced at 60 cents with money back guarantee. Sold by all druggists.
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Rhodes
Arthur Rhodes
Elegant weddings color St Josephs church in Salem city
A sequence of marriages highlighted by Miss Farmelia Cote and Mr Josaphat Sawyer Jr at St Josephs church with family witnesses, a Salve Regina hymn, and a supper at the Sawyers Genoa avenue home. Additional ceremonies include Marie Louise Germaine and Honore Guilbault, Louis Barry and Eva Generoux, Moise Boucher and Amanda Hamel, Ernestine Masse and Henri Gregoire, plus multiple receptions and post wedding travel plans among local families and churches.
Ida Tarte Attends Gardner Wedding Between Locals
Miss Ida Tarte traveled to Gardner Massachusetts to attend the wedding of her friend Miss Carmella Robillard to Mr Napoleon Sylvester, both of Gardner, to be held at the church this week with her remaining stay through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Tarte
Gardner, Mass
Miss Tarte
Carmella Robillard
Napoleon Sylvester
Gardner
Congregational Club Elects New Officers in Chelmsford Event
The Lowell Congregational club closed its season with a meeting at North Chelmsford’s Congregational church led by Rev. R W Dunbar. Officers elected include Asa C Russell president and Rev T Clayton Welles vice president, with 177 members noted and 11 admitted this year. Rev William J Batt spoke on The Church and the Prison outlining prison reform essentials and post release support.
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Lowell Congregational Club
North Chelmsford
R. W. Dunbar
A. H. Slater
Hubert Bearce
Daisy Ripley Duncan
Minnie Blakesley
CC. F. Scribner
A. C. Mitchell
Mark Ingham
Slater
E. Victor Bigelow
William J. Batt
Concord Reformatory
Nuptial Mass to Feature Ave Maria by Rose Wig
Miss Tarte will sing at the nuptial mass Wednesday morning in that city, performing Ave Maria by Rose wig during the Rosary.
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Tarte
Rosewig
Manchester Visitor Notes From Belanger Circle
Mr Joseph Normandin of Manchester visited his brother Z A Normandin along with Ferdinand Labelie of Waltham and Lucier of the Boston Herald in Boston. Misses Marie Antoinette Boucher and Emma Charretier of Lynn have been visiting Miss Bernadette Belanger of Gershom Avenue. Mr and Mrs Victor Bachon and daughter Bernadette of Newton also called on Belanger and her brother Andre Belanger. L C Goyette of Boston has visited cousins the Misses Barry of Moody Street.
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Joseph Normandin
Manchester
Z. A. Normandin
Messrs. Normandin
Ferdinand Labelie
Waltham
Lucier
The
Boston Herald
Boston
Normandin
Marie Antoinette Boucher
Emma Charretier
Lynn
Bernadette Belanger
Gershom Avenue
Victorie Bachon
Bernadette
Newton
L. C. Goyette
Misses Barry
Moody Street
Sewer Petitions Move Through City Sewers
City hall committee on sewers held hearings and voted on multiple petitions. F. B. Decatur’s request for a Norcross street sewer recommended. Union street lowering petition withdrawn. High street sewer extension recommended. New Moody street petition tabled. White street under the Merrimack river sewer referred for estimate. Middlesex street petitions and extensions discussed. Runels Middlesex street tabled.
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Committee On Sewers
City Hall
F. B. Decatur
Norcross Street
William Boyle
Union Street
High Street
Adeland Rousseau
New Moody Street
George Carney
White Street
Merrimack River
F. A. Fisher
George L. Fowler
Middlesex Street
William H. Bent
Henry Runels
Lowell High School Regiment Field Day Draws Crowds
Young high school girls bearing small banners lettered for her favorite company were conspicuous at the Fair grounds yesterday afternoon as the Lowell high school regiment held its annual field day.
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Fair Grounds
Lowell High School
Poles Deny Crowded Living in Williams Street
A Sunday mass meeting denounced a Saturday article claiming 1500 Poles on Williams Street lived in crowded tenements and suffered hunger. A committee led by Stanislaus Monarszynski pledged to seek correction. They state 300 residents now, with no six room houses, no cellar sleeping, and no single stove cooking. The community stresses thrift and pride in Poland.
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Williams Street
Stanislaus Monarszynski
Courier-Citizen
William Street
Lowell
United States
Rail fell on him injuring Boston worker in Billicra Centre
Frank Reiala an Italian from Boston fell rails at Bil lerica Centre while laying rails for the Boston and Northern Street Railway. A rail broke his left thigh and he was taken to St John’s Hospital for treatment after an ambulance was summoned.
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Frank Reiala
Boston
Billerica Centre
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
St. John’s Hospital
San Francisco YMCA mortgage burned after Roosevelts visit
The San Francisco Young Men's Christian Association celebrated burning its mortgage and notes totaling about 115,900 with President Theodore Roosevelt delivering the dedicatory address. Henry J. McCoy led the canvass, earning a life membership for Roosevelt and high regard in the city after 22 years as general secretary.
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San Francisco
Young Men's Christian Association
Roosevelt
Henry J. McCoy
Association
Mr. McCoy
San Francisco Association
San Francisco Young Men's Christian Association
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Rolla V. Watt
H. H. Bell
D. D
First United Presbyterian Church
Arthur H. Briggs
Central M. E. Church
Frederick W. Clampett
Trinity Episcopal Church
Watt
California Artistic and Metal Wire Company
Hartland Law
John F. Merrill
Palace
McCoy
Fraternal Meetings Report Five Membership Requests
Fraternal Division 2 A O H held at Hibernian hall last evening and received five applications for membership. Two new members were initiated amid good attendance. Loyal Wamesit lodge I O O F M A met at 212 Merrimack street and conducted routine business with no major developments. Ladies Aid Society of the Sons of Veterans met at Memorial hall and heard committee reports from Memorial Day.
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Hibernian Hall
Loyal
Wamesit Lodge
M. A
Merrimack Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Sons of Veterans
Memorial Hall
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Lowell Daily Courier
Wilson
Lavither Hussey
Canada
Farmelia Cote
Audeline Cote
Salem Street
Josaphat Sawyer
Fr. Lewis
Joseph Sawyer
Joseph Cote
Fishetti
Blanche Dextra
Wiegand
Miss Dextra
Pricilla Cote
Alexander
Genoa Avenue
Honore Guilbault
Marie Louise Germaine
Jerome Diss
Arthur Germain
Louise Laganiere
Association de la Sainte Famille
Congregation de Notre Dame de Lourdes
la Hache
Emmanuel Crepeau
St. Jean Baptiste’s
Sirois
Tewksbury
Mangin
Campeau
Geo. E. Caisse
Perreault
Walter Leblanc
Leonie Motard
Ferdinand Motard
Nazaire Leblanc
Michel Dubreuil
M. I
Lakeview Avenue
David Laférriere, Jr
Derilla Rondeau
Pierre Rondeau
David Laferriere
Fr. Lefebvre
Oblate Order
Gooxin Bros
Lowell, Mass
Congregational Club
Christian Church
Christ
Concord Institution
Batt
Chelmsford
Boston & Northern
Y. MC. A
President
G. W. Bonneville, D. D. S
Merrimack St
The-Lewis-F-Perry & Whitney Company
Tremont ST
Washington
In-Bosworth
ST. Boston - Mass
C. H. Hanson & CO
Trusteein Bankruptcy Sale
Our Mart
Rock St
Concord
Joseph Plummer
General Teamster and Lumberman
Otto
Bobbin
Cord
Lowell Coal Co
Central Street
Thorndike Street
Castile
Market Se
Benjamin
W. P. Grazer & Co. Hatters and Outfitters
Central, Cor. Market Street
Garter & Sharburay
Merrimasa
Shiga
Gproner Bros
Pine Street
Highlands
H. B. Shattuck
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