Lowell General Hospital nurse graduates six training students
Six nurses graduated from Lowell General Hospital training school as Dr. G. H. Pillsbury delivered the principal address. The event, at 4 p.m., drew many friends, with Mr. William H. White presiding. The speaker urged diligence, tact, kindness, and professional dignity, warning against overstepping duties and emphasizing patient comfort and collaboration with physicians. Diplomas were awarded to Maud Hutton, Mary Patterson, Tia A Mills, Iida McNairn, Laura C Jones, and Mary Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. White
C. Manchester
G. H. Pillsbury
Medical Board
Lowell General Hospital
Red Cross
Blank
Lkely
Newcastle
White
Maud Hutton
Mary Patterson
Tia A. Mills
Iida McNairn
Laura C. Jones
Mary Douglas
Four men hold up duo near Dover Point in Newington
Edward Waldron and John Nichols were held up by four highwaymen on the Newington road near Dover Point. Waldron lost a gold watch and about 3 dollars, plus 22 dollars hidden, while Nichols claims 32 dollars vanished though police report only 50 cents missing. Nichols was detained for examination as officers investigated at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Edward B. Waldron
Islington Street
John Nichols
Richmond Street
Dover
Newington
Waldron
Nichols
Dover Point Bridge
Newington Road
Anderson
Shannon
Dover Point
Bridge
Towar
John Land
Piscataqua House
Worcester
Wi. K. de Bald
Tynn
Mass
Richard Patrequin
Lynn
George Sheehan
Newburyport
Patrequin
Sheehan
de Bald
Hospital graduates receive pledges and praise at ceremony
Rev A St John Chambre spoke to the young women on the dignity of their profession while trustees expressed pride in the hospital's graduates. Mrs L S Fox presented badges and Rev Mr Manchester gave benediction. Afterward, the hospital was inspected and light refreshments served. Sale on Nesmith Estate drew many business leaders with Lot No 14 to Edward Donohoe at 21c, Lot No 17 to George Motley at 21c, Lot No 9 to Arthur J Markland at 14.5c. auctioneer C F Keyes oversaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Fox
Nesmith
Edward Donohoe
George Motley
Arthur J. Markland
C. F. Keyes
Hahnemann Club meets at Dr Packer’s office in Lowell
The Lowell Hahnemann club held an evening meeting at Dr E H Packer’s office with the bureau of obstetrics in charge. Three papers were read by N R Perkins George R Southwick and George H Earl on labor emergencies pregnancy conditions and positions and their treatment. Out of town physicians attending included Perkins Southwick Earl Jewett Lamb Farley Dunham Scott Clarke Richards Chamberlain and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Hahnemann Club
E. H. Packer
Bureau of Obstetrics
Cc. H. Leland
Py N. R. Perkins
M. D
Dorchester
Mass
George R. Southwick
Boston
Jeorse H. Earl
N. R. Perkins
State Medical Examining Board
George R. Southwich
Boston University School of Medicine
George H. Earl
Howard C. Jewett
F. C. Lamb
William C. Farley
F. H. Dunham
Lawrence
Cyrus W. Scott
Henry L. Clarke
J. F. Richards
Andover
E. H. Chamberlain
Chelmsford
Opening of Lakeview theatre features N Y Novelty Co
Opening date Monday June 10 sets Lakeview theatre in motion with The N Y Novelty Co a vaudeville act of top class artists including The Lenton Brothers Australian acrobats and noted novelty gymnasts Also presented are Neal and Stella Litchfield with violin solos by Miss Kitty Lenton and a new series of moving pictures highlighting famous festivities The one week run offers daily performances and varied acts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview Theatre
N. Y. Novelty Co
Lenton
Litchfields
Neal
Stella
Green Mountains
Veremont
Miss Litchfield
Kitty Lenton
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Lowell
General Hospital
Dr. Pillsbury
The
Bon Marche Dry Goods, Co
Suwmer Hosiery
Queen Quality Oxfords
Kibo Patent
Bedford
Holmes & Ide
Gair’s Perfection Skirt
Victor
Charlotte Braeme
Eagle Library
Lord Lynn
Bertha Clay
Georgie Sheldon
Elizabeth
Elinor Glynn
Regal Court
John Holland
Hamburg
Can Pendorp
Royal Dutch
Hahnemann Club
Dr. Packer
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