Massachusetts Women’s clubs meet in Wellesley Hills church
The Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s clubs will hold the adjourned tenth annual meeting at the Congregational church in Wellesley on Thursday June 12 1902 at 10 am Tickets for luncheon at 50 cents must be ordered from Miss Carolyn J. Peck by June 10 with remittance and return stamp No tickets sold on meeting day Train leaves South Station at 9 15 am The art club ticket is available via Mrs Virgil G Barnard.
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Massachusetts State Federation of ‘Women’s Clubs
Wellesley Hills
South Station
Art Club
Virgil G. Barnard
Harvard Street
Art
Brides-Elect Dominate June Home Visits
In June, local brides-elect dominate Wednesday home visits as communities welcome upcoming marriages. A steady flow of inquiries and wedding planning chatter marks midweek gatherings, with families hosting small gatherings to discuss arrangements and dates.
Willard addresses women in public life at Rogers hall
Dr Willard spoke to Rogers hall graduates on women's influence in state and national affairs. He praised home makers and women in business while noting the struggle for position, citing Julia Ward Howe and Queen Victoria as examples of noble, misjudged efforts. Isabel Gordon Curtis offers seasonable breakfast ideas for spring to summer meals.
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Victoria
Edward
Dr. Willard
Methodist Church
Julia Ward Howe
Frances Willard
Mary A. Livermore
Queen Victoria
Frugal Weekday Breakfast Menu and Rye Popover Recipe
A health minded housewife’s guide outlines seasonable breakfast ideas for a week, emphasizing easy digestion in warm weather and basic food chemistry. It includes menus for Monday through Sunday with dishes like shad, halibut, lamb chops, and beef on toast, plus a rye popover batter and lamb chop broiling method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Gordon Curtis
Collier's Weekly
Graham
Lowell Dental Society Holds Bi Monthly Meeting at Lakeview
Eighteen Lowell dentists gathered for the Lowell Dental Society bi monthly meeting at Lakeview. Dr. Henry Leland read a humorous yet pointed paper on the duties of the dentist while stories from Drs. Downs Kinney and Burnham entertained and cautioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Dental Society
Lakeview
D. L. Page Co
A. W. Burnham
Henry Leland
W. H. Downs
FE. E. Kinney
John Guy
Dumbartonshire
John Guyglays
Chas. FF. Harris
Perkins
Coprea N. H
Redfern Corsets Offer Elegant Figure Enhancement
The new corset features a long skirt and hip emphasis with a slightly raised bust. It slopes the hips controls the bust and promotes an upright carriage. Made of French coutil or batiste, exquisitely trimmed with lace and ribbon.
Wheeler Sole Agent at 204 206 Merrimack Street
Mrs N L Wheeler is listed as sole agent at 204 Merrimack Street and 206 Merrimack Street. The notice presents a real estate or agency designation with the agent in charge and the street addresses. It reads like a classified brief for an agent or property listing.
Lowell Society Adopts September Meeting Plan
A Lowell society adjourned after a pleasant evening and noted expenses totaling about $600 locally and $1000 in all. After exhausting local dentists, a member departed for Concord with a satchel full of up per plates and later went eden tulous to the grave. The group scheduled its next gathering for the last Wednesday of September.
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Lowell
Concord
Accounts Committee Disapproves Several City Bills
The accounts committee met in the city auditor's office and disapproved several bills. Disallowed were two manure bills for the commons department totaling 110.12, a $357.30 concrete bill for boulevard pumping station, a $18.60 newspaper bill from G C Prince & Son due to misstatement, and a $6.11 repair bill for city farm not approved by the superintendent. Meeting adjourned at 4 o'clock.
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Committee On Accounts
City Auditor’s
Commons Department
BE. A
A. T. Smith
Boulevard
G. C. Prince & Son
Scott & O'Day
City Farm
National League of Mineral Painters To Exhibit Medal Contest
The tenith annual exhibition of the National League of Mineral Painters will tour major cities from Maine to California with ceramic clubs. Gold, silver, and bronze medals will be awarded for best original vase design, best portrait head, and best service plate. Judging will be sealed in each city until the circuit completes for a composite final decision. Already shown in New York, Bridgeport, and Providence, it now travels to Boston at 2 Park Square from June 4 to 6, daily 11 am to 5 pm.
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National League of Mineral Painters
Tenith
Maine
California
National League
New York
Bridgeport
Providence
Boston
Mineral Art League
City
Park Square
Chelmsford D A R chapter to meet at Mrs Perham home
Mrs Henry Perham of Chelmsford Centre will entertain the Molly Var num chapter D A R at her home on Saturday afternoon. Reception begins at 3 o clock. Cars leave Merrimack square for Chelmsford every 15 minutes.
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Henry Perham
Chelmsford Centre
Molly Varnum
Merrimack Square
Chelmsford
Hospital Aid Plans Hood Farm Trip At Sher man Street
A special meeting of the Lowell General Hospital Aid association will be held Saturday at 2.30 p.m. at 119 Sherman street the home of Mrs N W Norcross. Full attendance is requested as arrangements are made for a trip to Hood's farm next week.
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Lowell General Hospital Aid Association
N. W. Norcross
Sherman Street
Hood
Woman Doctor President in New England Medical Society
In Boston on June 5, Dr. Lillian G. Bullock of Manchester New Hampshire was elected president of the Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society at its 42nd annual meeting held today at the Thornide Hotel.
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Boston
New England
Lillian G. Bullock
Manchester
Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society
Thorndike
Whimsical summer fashions and embroidery trends
The article describes frills and pongee options sold at existing shops, with detailing such as dotted tucks. It highlights a black mohair bathing suit with white and gold braid, plus two-tone four in hand ties for men. It notes white shirt waists, hand embroidered floral skirts, and lace and flounce patterns featuring poppies, fleur de lis, and wheat motifs.
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Madras
Wood's Grand June Sale of Wedding Goods
Durants bankrupt stock enhances Wood's Jewelry with solid gold watches, solid silver spoons, cut glass, and other high grade wedding presents offered at unusually low prices. Regular stock also updated with recent bankrupt jewelry acquisitions. Clerks listed include G. H. Wood and M. F. Wood among others.
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Geo. H. Wood
Durant
Mr. Wood
Wood
Wood's
G. H. Wood
M. F.wood
Eva Bickford
Co. W. Durant
Sydney Bailey
I. H. Bailey
Walter Smith
Alice Smithies
Frank Robitaille
Judson Phillips
Jersey cattle sale at Lowell emphasizes top family cows
Hood Farm offers 130 Jersey cattle for sale in Lowell Massachusetts on June 11 and 12. The ad extols the Jersey as the best family cow due to uniform milk and high butterfat yielding up to 11,000 pounds in season. It highlights market value driven by butterfat testing and promotes the Hood Farm sale catalogue as a beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Jersey
Lowell
Mass
Bagasse
England
Hood Farm
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Women’s Club Bulletin
Redfern
N. L. Wheeler
Merrimack Street
Accounts Committee
Molly Varnums
Hospital Aid
A. G. Pollard & Co
Ory
Cloak Dept
Lot
Lymanville
Eadh
Lot First
Lot Second
Drapery Department
Palmer Street
Dain
Yarry U Lui
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