Read Them at the Graduation of the Textile School
James F. Syme delivers a humorous paper at Lowell Textile School graduation noting 19 members, average ages and attributes, with numbered profiles from No 1 to No 19 describing lighthearted traits and antics, alongside a long list of graduates and administrations granted across multiple towns.
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James F. Syme
Lowell Textile School
Clas
Chemistry Department
Glen Forest
Andover
Nashua
Jem
Chemical Laboratory
Lawrence
Lowell
Towell Textile School Class of 1990 Banquet At St Charles
Members of the class of 1990 at Towell Textile School and their teachers attended a banquet at the St Charles hotel. Toasts included The School and The Faculty by various speakers, with credits to departments and affiliated figures such as S. EK. Smith as toastmaster and professors Crosby Barker Ampleby and Thompson.
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Towell Textile School
St. Charles
S. EK. Smith
William W. Crosby
J. P. Leach, Jr
B. H. Barker
H. A. Bechweil
A. A. Stewart
J. E. Perkins
Lowell Textile Journal
Fenwick Ampleby
H. J. Thompson
Will probate list names in Cambridge on June 5
Cambridge probate shows Marianne Clapp and a long list of heirs and executors including Harriet Rice Framingham FE Jr Faulkner Ann Farley Edward Chalmers Patrick Lynch F X Burke John Worcester Charlotte Simpson Maria Delano Adaliza Parson S L Nickerson Jas Lennon W H Richardson Clarissa Williams and others across multiple towns.
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Cambridge
Marianne Clapp
Harriet Rice
Framingham
Faulkner
Lowell
Ann Farley
Edward Chalmers
Arlington
Patrick Lynch
F. X. Burke
Pepperell
John Worcester
Newton
Charlotte Simpson
Everett
Maria Delano
Claremont
N. H
Adaliza Parson
Weston
S. L. Nickerson
Jas, Lennon
W. H. Richardson
Clarissa Williams
Pomfret, Conn
Thos. Hogan
G. A. Blanchard
Malden
Mary Rain
Templeton Nuptials Celebrate Parkhurst White Affair
Social highlight at the Unitarian church marked the marriage of Florence Darrow Parkhurst to Henry Kirk White. Guests from Massachusetts and New England, organ and violin solos, a lavish breakfast at Templeton Inn, and a European tour follow, with the couple to reside in Boston after returning from New York.
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Templeton
Unitarian Church
Florence Darrow Parkhurst
Charles Parkhurst
Henry Kirk White
Boston
Alice Coleman
California
Cora M. Whitney
Milford
William T. White
Guy B. McKinney
Brookline
Paul K. Parkhurst
E. Lawrence White
Gordon K. White
Lowell
Thos. R. Neath
Lynn
Ruth Parkhurst
Carrie Parkhurst
Baldwinville
Harriet Parkhurst
Concord
N. H
Grace Thomas
Taunton
J. M. W. Pratt
Massenet
Whitney
Coleman
Mendelssohn
Templeton Inn
Almira J. Parkhurst
William H.white
New York
Etruria
Europe
William A. Johnson
Edward N. Burke
E. L. White
Richmond
Florence N. Thompson
Wareham
Edwin A. Thomas
Parkhurst Thomas
James Parkhurst
BE. BE. Leonard
G. B. Warner
Wimchendon
George Partridge
BE. A. Lamb
Athol
James P. Parkhurst
Ogdenshire
N. Y
Alice G. Parkhurst
Harriet I. Parkhurst
Anna Stinson
Sheron
Delia Damon
Philadelphia
Hood's Sarsaparilla Brings New Life and Vigor
Warm weather brings weariness and debility, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised to purify and enrich the blood, renewing energy and strength throughout the body.
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Hood
Burdock Blood Bitters Tones Stomach Digestion
A vintage advertisement claims Burdock Blood Bitters strengthen and tone the stomach, making indigestion impossible and addressing half the ills man is heir to. The text emphasizes digestive benefits and tonic qualities without medical claims.
Home Missionary Society Report Highlights Westward Growth
Secretary Wash ington Choate reports the seventieth year of the Congrega tional Home Missionary Society focusing on constructive work, expanding church planting near growing cities, and sustaining missions in Cuba and Alaska. Immigration pressures rise as European arrivals surge, demanding stronger church effort to convert newcomers into citizens and believers.
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Detroit
Mich
Congregational Home Missionary Society
Washington Choate
D. C
New York
Cuba
Mississippi River
Iowa
Kansas
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Italy
South Europe
Chicago
Slovack
Church
Alaska
Church of the Pilgrim Faith
Summer Excursion Route Book Issued by Pennsylvania RR
On June 1 the Passenger Department of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will publish the 1906 edition of its Summer Excursion Route Book. It offers descriptive notes on Eastern resorts, routes, fares, and includes over seventeen hundred routes. The book is colorful, maps, illustrations, and can be obtained at the Boston ticket office for ten cents or by mail for twenty cents.
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The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
America
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Pretty home wedding described as simple white muslin gown
A wedding described as pretty and homey features a simple white muslin gown, noted for its deceptive economical simplicity. The account emphasizes modesty and understated style in a quaint, intimate ceremony.
Ruth Kenyon and the junior prom misread romance on a train
Ruth Kenyon tells Frances that John Baker has not answered her junior prom invitation. On a Northampton to Thorndale line trip she discovers the letter in a suitcase. A moonlight confession shifts their relationship from friends to something more.
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Ruth Kenyon
Northampton
John Baker
Frances
Ruth
Smith
John Baker, Jr
Farrington
Thorndale
Ben
Old Marrington
Miss Ruth
Jerry
John
Old Farrington
Kenyon
Yale
Miss Kenyon
Mr. Baker
Baker
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Roth
Boston Post
Curious Origin of Flavors From Salt Conserves
A Swedish scientist Dr. A Pettersen of Upsala reports that meat and fish prepared with 15 percent salt preserve become crowded with microorganisms. He concludes the peculiar flavors and odors of salt conserves arise from these microorganisms.
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A. Pettersen
Upsala
Sweden
Fashion's Changes and Simple Lines in gowns
Fashion author discusses a shift toward sobriety with simple lines and restrained ornament. Describes a bodice in gray satin with matching white satin collar and royal blue panne corselet, plaits, and stitched details, highlighting elegant understatement over lavish decoration. Jupio Chollet.
Parasols and fashion notes in plaid silks and novelty handles
Untrimmed parasols in plaid silks accompany tailor made gowns. Covers attach with hooks so frames serve multiple parasols. Novelty handles feature carved animal heads. A fashion plate shows lizard green bengaline with white satin trims, black velvet, pink silk lining, and a lace plastron. Designer Jupie Chollet.
Onion and cucumber history noted in old vegetables
The Onion notes onions and cucumbers are among the oldest vegetables with Egypt’s gardeners dating back to at least 30 centuries ago. It claims onions may be the first primeval vegetable and warns about cold illnesses. Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup is mentioned as a remedy. A cafe gag contrasts waiter manners with a pun about tips.
Boston and Maine schedule corrections and destinations
Passenger train times and routes updated for October 1899 covering Boston, Salem, Newburyport, Exeter, Dover, Rochester, Houlton, Portland, Augusta, Lewiston, Bangor, St Johns, Montreal, and Quebec. Includes daily and Sunday departures, with numerous stops such as Merrimack Street, Port Lawrence, Amesbury, Portsmouth, Castine, Machiasport, Nashua, Manchester, Keene, and Montpelier.
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Boston
Lett
Zolicwn Street
A. m
WwEls
Oak Sundays
Port Lawrence
Ee A. m
Salem
Mass
Salem TD m
Haverhill
Newburyport
Amesbury
Portsmerne
Uae
Exeter
Dover
Rochester
Houlton Bay
Someseworth
N. H
Saco
Old Orcher
Portland
Augusta
Bath
Waterville
Lewiston
Torskowheran
Bangor
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Wm. Moore
Boxboro
Jos. Finnick
Margaret Traynor
Abigail Vickery
Lucy Whitney
Maynard
Mary Gilgun
Weburna
J. C. Cotton
J .C. Cook
Reading
J. E. O'Neill
Elizabeth McDougall
Mary Minnangle
Louisa Ford
Susan Jenkins
Townsend
Betsey Twombly
Edmond Commons
Susan Bennett
Burlington
Isabel Anderson
Sally Burke
Somerville
H. E. Crawford
Bernard Nugent
Hyacinth Clarke
Henry McKay
Abbie Connell
Daniel Regan
Ellen Walsh
Catherine Flynn
W. W. Baker
Lexington
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Textile School
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White-Parkhurst
Choate
Congregational Society
Dr. Wood
Chicago News
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Geo. B. Coburn
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W. H. Wiggin & CO
Pawtucketville
Woodward Avenue
Pawtucket Bridge
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
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Albany R. R
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Springfield
Concord Junction
Fitchburg R. R
Stonington
New York City
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Peter Clark
A. C. Kendall
Wopurn
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Greenfield
Eterboro
Benn
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Anchester
Foto
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