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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1905

Page

10

Lowell Daily Courier Small Ads June 7 1905

May be small ads and notices listing services and goods. Includes coal references, plumbing and chimney work, paint and hardware, jewelry, prescriptions, moth balls, optician partnership, and affordable shoes with stores in Lowell and Boston area.

Marcello Youngs Limburg Bridge Street Piazza Adams Hardware & Paint Co Main Springs Prescott Street Towers Corner W. E. Hicks Optician Lowell George H. Lloyd & Co Winter Street Boston J. L. Chalifoux

Mrs Hickson recovering after operation at Lowell General Hospital

Mrs. John Hickson, wife of the police officer, is recovering slowly two weeks after a serious operation at Lowell General Hospital. She is expected to leave the hospital in a few days. Mrs. Charles M. Williams and her daughter Miss R Agnes Williams arrived in Boston on the Cymric after over six months in Europe. They spent Holy Week in Vienna witnessing the washing of feet by Emperor Francis Joseph and traveled on to Rome, Tyrol, Switzerland, and London via Paris.

John Hickson Lowell General Hospital Charles M. Williams R. Agnes Williams Boston Europe Rome Eternal City Vienna Francis Joseph Tyrol Switzerland London Paris

Eight Candidates Ordained at Berkeley Divinity School Service

Middletown Conn June 7 eight candidates were ordained to the diaconate at the fifty first annual service conducted by Bishop Chauncey B Brewster of Connecticut. James W Lord will be ordained next Saturday in Albany N Y. One deacon advanced to priesthood Frederick J K Alexander of RochesteR N Y. Berkeley Alumni Association reported the alumni library fund in memory of Bishop Williams reached 7000 dollars as officers including Brewster were re elected.

Middletown Conn Episcopal Church Berkeley Divinity School Chauncey B. Brewster Diocese of Connecticut James W. Lord Albany N. Y Frederick J. K. Alexander St. Andrew's Church Rochester Berkeley Alumni Association Bishop Williams

Colombia Aims to Forge Friendly Ties With U S

Enrique Cortez former Colombian foreign minister and confidential agent arrived in New York on the Sarnia from Kingston Ia. He will go to Washington to confer with President Roosevelt on establishing friendly relations between Colombia and the United States, accompanied by his wife and daughter.

New York Enrique Cortez Colombia Washington Sarnia Kingston Cortez Reyes Roosevelt United States

Boston University Commencement Day

President Charles Cuthbert Hall of Union Theological Seminary delivered the commencement address at Boston University in Tremont Temple. Degrees were awarded to 271 students including 102 from the law school and 69 from the college of liberal arts.

Boston Charles Cuthbert Hall Union Theological Seminary New York Boston University Tremont Temple Law School College of Liberal Arts

Mill worker suffers scalp laceration at North Billerica

John Kulage, 36, was injured yesterday afternoon at Talbot's mill in North Billerica when he sustained a scalp laceration. He received three stitches at the Emergency hospital.

Talbot's North Billerica John Kulage

Boston Cloak and Suit Store Sale Opens Tomorrow

Will send suits that will please them at the Boston Cloak and Suit store. Sale starts tomorrow. Advertised to day.

Boston Cloak and Suit Store

First Stage of Dread Consumption Promoted Cure

Michael Griffis of 67 Prospect St. Bridge Cony reports severe cold and cough with night sweats. After four doses of Father John’s Medicine he felt relief and the cough stopped, claiming it cured the first stages of consumption and endorsing it.

Father John Michael Griffis Prospect St Bridge, Cony

Obituary notices from West Andover residents pass away

Obituary items record George Boutwell dying at 74 in Lawrence Massachusetts. Other deaths include John J. Ducette at home on Lawrence street. Miss Marie Lambert of Lowell aged 29. Patrick Owens at St Johns Hospital with crimes of kin. Edwin J Little 58, longtime city resident and former fireman with Civil War service. Surviving family members and occupations listed for each.

John J. Ducette Clovis and Rose Lawrence Street Emma , Ducette George Taylor Providence R. I Frederick William Marie Lambert Cheever Street Lowell J. B. Lambert Alfred Lambert Patrick Owens St. John’s Hospital J. F. Rogers & Co Owens Andrew Ireland Martin Hansbury Stromquist Avenue

Funeral Notices for Mary Grogan and Others

The funerals listed include Miss Mary Grogan of 267 Worthen Street with mass at St. Patrick's Church officiated by Rev Fr James J. Walsh and burial in the family lot. Other obituaries cover Mrs Augusta P White of Gates Street and Joseph Leo Roddy of Cedar Street with services by Rev Fr Bigelow and the Apollo quartet, and Patrick Boyle with Mass at Immaculate Conception Church. Undertakers C H Molloy J F O'Donnell & Sons are named for multiple services.

Mary Grogan Worthen Street St. Patrick's Church James J. Walsh Michael J. Johnson Alice Murphy Peter Clune Thomas Dennis Grogan John Shyne James Han Augusta P. White Gates Street E. Victor Bigelow Eliot Congregational Church Apollo Quartet Lowell Mr. Bigelow Wyllis G. Eaton Charles E. Carter Frederick Woodies H. R. Rice Henry K. Gates J. B. Currier Joseph Leo Roddy Cedar Street Cedar Court St. Patrick’s Cemetery C. H. Molloy Patrick Boyle St. Patrick's Cemetery Carlisle Street Immaculate Conception Church Fr. Fitzpatrick P. P. Haggerty Seti McKenzie Edward Cox Hermon Fuller W.C. Walker Charles Devine John Holland Cornelius Desmond Cornelius Keohane Sandy Dunn Ernest Bouley Hood Mires Pas Fitzpatrick J. F. O’donnell & Sons

Funeral of Victor Kazanzion Infant Held at Home

The funeral for Victor Kazanzion infant son of Michael and Mary Kazanzion was held this morning at the parents’ home 1 Winter Street. Burial followed at St. Peter's Cemetery.

Victor Kazanzion Michael and Mary Kazanzion Winter Street St. Peter’s Cem

Funeral Held For Edward J. Little At Moody Street Home

Funeral services for Edward J. Little were conducted this afternoon from his Moody street residence at 3 30 with Rev Dr Chambre officiating. The procession proceeded to Edson cemetery for grave services at 4 o'clock, with C H Molloy as undertaker. Bearers included James F McLaughlin John F Meehan Clarence G Coburn P Barry Henry Boynton and Lorenzo Smith. The room held many tokens of sympathy as flower arrangements reflected dozens of donors including Streets Dept employees Mansfield Witham & Co Carl Pierce Hurd Coburns F W Mills H B Killmer Curtis & Sederquist Bernier and numerous families.

Edward J. Little Moody Street Chambre Edson C. H. Molloy James F. McLaughlin John F. Meehan Clarence G. Coburn P. Barry Henry Boynton Lorenzo Smith Streets Dept Street Department Mansfield, Witham & Co Carl Pierce Hurd C. G. Coburn F. W. Mills H. B. Killmer Curtis & Sederquist Louis Bernier J. B. W. Coburn Catherine McManmon J. McLaughlin Mary McLaughlin Jos. Welch Leahy

Obituary notes from city death notices June six to seven

Brief notices list infants and adults passing away in the city. Theresa Silva age 1 year 2 months. John J Ducette age 17. Patrick Owens age 35. William Edwin Hutchins age 9 ½. Nellie Souza infant daughter age 1 month. Victor Kazanzion age 2 years 6 months. Funeral plans and family addresses cited.

Theresa Silva Ducette Lawrence Street John J. Ducette Owens St. John’s Hospital Patrick Owens Hutchins Battles Home Belmont Street William Edwin Hutchins Souza Charles Street Nellie Antonia Mary Souza Kazanzion Winter Street Victor Michael Mary Kazanzion

Gen Boynton Given A Soldier's Burial At Arlington

Gen Henry Van Ness Boynton was buried today in Arlington National Cemetery with distinct military and civic honors. Though a civilian at death he received a funeral befitting a brigadier general and the service at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church was led by Rev Dr Wallace Radcliffe with participation from the Society of the Army of the Cumberland Loyal Legion and the Gridiron club. Two cavalry troops escorted the casket to the cemetery and district flags were flown at half staff.

Washington Henry van Ness Boynton Arlington National Cemetery U. S.army New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Wallace Radcliffe Society of the Army of the Cumberland The Loyal Legion Gridiron Club

Obituary notices from June deaths in Andover area

Boutwell George aged 74 years 4 months 3 days funeral June 8 at 2 p m from 528 Andover street burial at West Andover cemetery Brainard Margaret aged 55 years Roddy Joseph Lee son of Patrick and Mary aged 1 year 1 month Little Edwin J aged 58 years Silva Mary daughter of John and (illegible) at 106 Rock street presented as city notices all dated June 5 to June 7 from local residences and cemeteries

George Boutwell West Andover A. A. Miner Andover _ street Lawrence Mass Boutwell Andover Street Brainard Moody Street Margaret Brainard Roddy Cedar Court Cedar Street Joseph Lee Patrick Mary Roddy Little Edwin J. Little Silva Rock Street Mary John

New England Chiefs of Police Meet in Portland

The first annual gathering of the New England Association of Chiefs of Police opened in Portland Maine. George W Stebbins of Springfield presided as president and Chief Scott of Laconia New Hampshire served as secretary with about 25 chiefs in attendance.

Portland New England Association of Chiefs of Police George W. Stebbins Springfield Scott Laconia N.H

Have You Bugs Use Dead Easy for Vermin

An advertisement touts Howard's Dead Easy, a harmless liquid vermin killer. It claims permanent destruction of household insects, priced at 25 cents. Available at drug stores or from Howard the druggist of 197 Central Street.

Howard Central Street

Very Fine Residence and Land for Public Sale at 238 Pine St

The owner announces a public sale tomorrow afternoon June 8 at 3 50 for a residence barn and about 13500 square feet of land at 238 Pine Street corner Pine and Highland Avenues. Describes a well built home with steam heat gas lights electric bells and modern conveniences, a two stall barn and carriage room, and a landscaped grounds with fruit trees. Deposit of 750 due to auctioneer. private sale possible within a week. Cc F Keyes in charge.

Pine Street Highland Avenue Westford Stevens Cc. F. Keyes Highlands Scannell & Wholly Robbins Street Westford Street Hannah Elizabeth Pearl Clarendon Goodwin

Cortelyou Addresses Illinios Commencement Crowd

Urbana June 7 The 34th annual University of Illinois exercises drew a large statewide crowd. Postmaster General Cortelyou delivered the address on Education and Citizenship, urging practical education, civic duty, reform tempered by conservatism, and the duty of citizens to support honest government, a free press, and strong educational institutions.

Urbana Ill University of Illinois Cortelyou James

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Sun. Mon Tue Lowell Daily Courier Wilson Firee Department Old Mazeppa Hose Co Belvidere Ocean Hose Co Warren Street Central Station Middle Street Co. E Chas. S Edward F. Little W. E. Stone & Co Curtis & Sederquest Nellie V Gertrude Mansfield, Whitham & Co Katherine A. G. Pollard & Co Pauli Little Etery T. J. McDermott Gen. Boynton C. F. Keyes C. H. Hanson & Co Rock Street, Lowell, Mas Locust St Haverhill Geo. Fergerson Orator Illinois University ADAMS Appleton Bank Central St Lowell, Mass Executrix Sale OF the John M. Farrell Market ST Tel Merrimack St City Hall James O’hearn Carroll Brothers Ers Telephone Carter & Sherburne’s Davestone Merrimack, Cor A. W. Brown Odd Fellows Block Patten Merrimack Sq Joseph W. Leach Courier—Citizen Office Market Street
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