June Sunrise and Moonset Times Recorded
The entry lists daily celestial timings for June with sunrise at 4.07 and moonset at 1.02 am. It notes sunset at 7.19 and a length of day of 15.12 hours, indicating a brief observational table for the month.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
10
The entry lists daily celestial timings for June with sunrise at 4.07 and moonset at 1.02 am. It notes sunset at 7.19 and a length of day of 15.12 hours, indicating a brief observational table for the month.
Yesterday afternoon was cloudy then clear with a fine night. Temperature fell. semi heavy garments felt comfortable. Today started cool then warmed before noon. Readings show barometer around 29.75 to 29.65 and temperatures from 70 to 83. Key names include Sam tam and 123m.
Co Fs Keyes sold the Murphy block on Gorham street yesterday afternoon to Matilda Hanson for $8025. Delightful pianola recitals at Steinert's musical temple, 130 Merrimack street. Big sale of sweaters at E. D. Steele Co. Corner Central and Prescott streets. Large purchases and mill clean up at half price. Shirt waists, suits, skirts discounted at Chris Holmes' sale.
The Middlesex grand jury at East Cambridge returned indictments for the June term. Dr. Charles E. Cameron of Boston faces larceny and receiving charges over Harvard library losses. William F. Adams, Malden & Melrose Gas Light collector, allegedly vanished with 917.51, later found to have 588.22 on return from New York. Cornelius Maguire, John J. Murray, Deland Greenwood, Frank Reed, and Cornelius Maguire from Lowell face various charges. others, including Charles J. Walter and Thomas Walsh of Maiden, had no bills. Court begins Monday. pleas largely not guilty.
Raymond and Whitcomb announce fifty seven short tours for the coming season. Destinations include Watkins Glen Niagara Falls Thousand Islands Hudson river Saratoga Lake George Catskill Adirondack and White mountains Sebago lake Montreal Quebec Saguenay Maritime provinces Mt. Desert Moosehead Lake and more with Yellowstone Alaska California Colorado and the Paris exposition also on offer. Circulars with details are free from Raymond & Whittomb 296 Washington street Boston.
W H Boody leaves management of Merrimack house Music hall and the billboard business in Lowell after years of successful leadership. He has several offers under consideration and awaits decisions. Mrs Boody and their children depart for Nova Scotia for the summer. John Stiles, a former local grocer, becomes manager of the Merrimack house.
A nostalgia filled note on wedding customs contrasts ancient gifts with today. It highlights Wood's Jewelry as offering the largest varied assortment of cut glass sterling silver china bric a brac and related gifts for brides and their friends to choose from.
The Ladies Social Circle of the Worthen Street Baptist Church hosted a strawberry supper in the church vestry last night. Society president Mrs O E Dodge led the event with assistants Mrs Huntoon Mrs Day Mrs Harvis Mrs Jarvis Mrs Brock and Mrs Wilson. Grace Kellogg and Bertha Allen presented a musical program and Dr Dietz performed an Indian club and torch swinging exhibition.
About 25 couples surprised Miss Nellie M Court of 143 West Sixth Street with songs readings and a social gathering. Francis D W Farrell spoke presenting a gold bracelet. refreshments followed with ice cream cake fruit and candy. Her reply featured a playful exchange about a painted cheek.
The senior class and juniors of State Normal School held Tree Day on Wilder Street grounds with a plant of an oak by the class of 1900 and the spade passed to 1901. Mayor and city officials attended as students performed songs, readings, and a class ode, celebrating forestry and education.
Mitchells Boys School in Billerica held a summer closing exercises event. Cadets in blue uniforms performed military drill on the lawn under Captain Charles A Turnbull, displaying clocklike precision in the manual of arms. A competitive drill for a gold medal followed, marking a close contest judged by the observers.
By invitation of the Old Colony club and the Monday club the eighth annual Massachusetts State Federation meeting will be at Union Congregational church South Weymouth on Friday June 15 1900 at 945 am. The day covers reports committees bylaws revision election of officers and a president s address with travel and luncheon details for Lowell members and all clubs in the federation.
Mr A D Greeley invites all who enjoy choir singing to attend a rehearsal at Dracut Centre church next Sunday at 2 30 pm. Participants should bring the Pelham sing music already used.
The board of registration in pharmacy held examinations on June 5 and 6. Twenty seven candidates were examined and certificates were granted, including Charles A. Wells of this city.
Edward W. Young, famed Hildreth building hairdresser, added a 20th century electro vapor launch to his Lake Mis cuppic waterside summer home. The dedication voyage yesterday featured a guests’ party as Young steered the quiet craft with ease, despite not claiming formal nautical training.
A fraternal meeting recap notes twenty two new members initiated by the Weavers union and several lodges reporting events, degrees, and attendance. It lists appointments and upcoming festivals including a strawberry festival at Odd Fellows hall and a scheduled visit by Nashua Tribe, with officers nominated for Loyal Excalibur lodge and a complimentary banquet for Grand Chief Ranger William H Stafford at the Lowell Inn.
Lowell lodge of the Royal Arcanum held a meeting with new members initiated then a smoke talk by Lieut. Col. Ames on Porto Rico and Past Grand Regent A. G. Walsh highlighting the Supreme Council session in Montreal. He praised prosperity and harmony, noted calm elections, and described a social disruption due to smallpox reports among hotel staff. Walsh also recounted a Quebec visit.
The document lists first eleven selections led by Captain J Parkinson and H Rowley for matches against Zion C C and Mass Mohair Plush second eleven. Reserves include J Sidebottom IR Monk A Butterfield and I W Carpenter. Umpire C Midgley and scorer J W Foster are also named.
In Cambridge superior court Judge Gaskill issued a temporary injunction restraining Mrs Twombley of North Billerica and her agents from cutting or disposing of pine trees logs boards and cord-wood on the Ham farm pending trial set for September in Lowell. The case arises from Frank B Ham of Lowell vs Jennie B Twombley. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised elsewhere in the page.
The Mohairs meet Lynn Wanderers at home Saturday at 2 30 p.m. D Hird captains a squad including R Southam G Chadwick J W Harrison W Bingley C Stirk I Moss M Greenwood J Priestley C Aveyard T Southam and reserve J G Shuttleworth. The Mohairs second eleven face the Buntings with Rylah Firth listed.
Five acre building lot in Lowell near electric line at 150 per acre and 10 acre at 100 per acre. Owner T H Elliott sells property. mortgage terms include $1250 price, $100 cash, 5 percent interest. Contact 64 Central Street.
A&G Poluard & Co offer 200 remaining of 600 seconds at season start pricing. Black with imperfections, best quality at 2 percent per piece with full eight yard lengths. Regular goods priced half off, screening by the yard four cents. Basement department.
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