WANTED FIVE HUNDRED FOR A BROKEN NECK
John P. Hubbard seeks 500 dollars for a broken neck from an Everett street accident. He testified before the committee on claims that defective street conditions caused lifelong injury, with his wife detailing the episode. Other claims included damages from paving, sidewalks, and a sewer, with several petitioners allowed to withdraw or to have payments allocated to various city accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Hubbard
City Hall
Committee On Claims
Everett Street
Walker
Vital Roberts
Aiken Street
Roberts
Clementine H. Bowers
Dover Street
Whitcomb
J. N. Marston
Middlesex Street
Marston
School Street
David C. Sabourin
Alderman Walker
Hill
Vital Robert
Board of Health
William J. Sullivan
Elizabeth G. Quigley
James Roach
James Purcell
Philip Lanard
Closing Day Exer cises at Mitchells Boys School Billerica
The annual exhibition at Mitchells Boys School in Billerica Centre closed the year with private ceremonies due to diphtheria concerns. Prizes were awarded for drill and declamation, including top honors to Tokyo student Tsumetaro Oguri and Lieut. Charles Dinsmore of Machias Maine, with staff praised for their teaching and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell's Boys School
Billerica Centre
Mitchell
North Billerica
Corp
Tsumetaro K. Oguri
Tokio
Charles W. Angell Dinsmore
Machias
Lieut. Dinsmore
W. H. H. Murray
Sutton
Charles H. Morse
Lowell High School
Henry Harrison Hutchins
Ranlett
E. E. Adams
FE. W.warren
Brookline
Emma Manning Huntley
Cassius Rufus Baumgras
Harold William Bush
Alexander Lewis Rothschild
Henry Willis Brown
Forrest Emerson Burnham
James Arnold Harding, Jr
Ernest Everett Purbeck
Orville Hall Dewey
Roe Orale
Lanyon
Bernard Glidden Hills
Charles Walter Angel Dinsmore
Richmond Stevens Swift
Linzee ‘Sewal] Hooper
Charles Hoyt Morse
Godfrey Bradford Taft
Tsumetaro
North Billerica meeting and city issues noted
A large gathering of North Billerica Council No 1323 met at Mathew hall and joined a banquet by Industry Council in Lowell. Chief of Police Martin Conway and witnesses for the defense attended the grand jury session in Cambridge. Unclaimed letters listed at the North Billerica post office include Whitworth Gibson Barker Boucher Burns. A strawberry festival is planned for June 29 at Thomas Talbot Memorial hall by St Andrew's parish young ladies. Daniel Hood is seriously ill on Wilson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Billerica Council
Mathew Hall
Industry Council
Lowell
Martin Conway
P. J. Smith
Cambridge
North Billerica Post
James H. Whitworth
Dan Gibson
Raymond Barker
Joe Boucher
Ethel Burns
Boston
Lexington & Boston Company
Arlington Heights
Lexington
Thomas Talbot
Asa John Patten Circle to Host Lawn Party in Billerica
The Asa John Patten Circle No 20 L of G A R of Billerica met to plan a lawn party at Mrs Ella Ruth Pollard Rock on Saturday June 24. They will observe their first anniversary on Tuesday July 11 with department officers as guests, with circles from Lowell Lawrence and Boston. Mrs Jennie S Ferguson past department president attended as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa John Patten
Billerica
Ella Ruth
Pollard Rock
Lowell
Lawrence
Boston
Jennie S. Ferguson
Tewksbury Festival at Congregational Church a Marked Success
A strawberry festival and entertainment at the Congregational church, under the Woman's guild, featured piano duets, readings, songs, and a dumbbell drill by 12 Lowell High School girls led by Edna Gault. Performances included Miss Maloney of the Chinese Question, Miss Henderson, Miss Barker, and Miss Dinsmore among others, with the event closing after adjournment to the vestry hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild
Miss Lee
Miss Maloney
Roxy Henderson
Miss Barker
Beatrice Dinsmore
Mrs. Gordon
Reading
Melissa
Miss Henderson
Franklin Spaulding
Roy Dinsmore
Lowell High School
Edna Gault
Leona Small
Ethel Evans
Faith Doty
Kitty O'Donoghue
Margaret Constandine
Mary O'Connor
Maude Leith
Lillian Edgecomb
Gertrude Farmer
Polly McCoy
Summer Furnishings sale on Balbriggan underwear and negligees
The ad promotes a first shipment contract with an American maker for two-thread pure Egyptian balbriggan shirts and drawers at 50c, plus selected negligee shirts in new styles, high grade belts, golf and outing negligees, foot Eze half hose, washable neckwear, foulard neckwear, silk bow ties, and cotton half hose all at reduced sale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Zephyweight Madras
Batiste
Oxford
Mohair
Vestry Banquet Refreshed with Strawberries and Ice Cream
The vestry hosted a gathering with inviting tables and dessert offerings. The refreshment committee listed Mrs. Thomas Carley Mrs. G Muscheral Mrs. William Kiernan Mrs. Clarence Clark and Miss Ada Bridges, aided by waitresses Miss Farmer Miss Fairgrieve Miss Tingley Miss Graham and Miss Smith. Miss Daisy French visits Mrs W J McCausland of Quincy formerly Miss Bell Gulliland of this town. Mrs George Forristall and Miss Edith Forristall plan to spend the next weeks at Mt Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carley
G. Muscheral
William Kiernan
Clarence Clark
Ada Bridges
Death of A. Bean at Town Farm in Graniteville
Old Westford resident A. Bean died at the town farm Sunday June 4 at 7 30 p m aged 82 years 6 months 15 days. Funeral from the house Tuesday June 6 at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev. William Smith of Westford. Bearers were W H H Burbeck Whalom Balch Austin H Foss and Pearl Harmon. Interment in Fairview cemetery. Undertaker G E Gould. Also note the funeral of Ellen McCarthy from Worcester occurred June 6 with bearers listed and burial in St Catherine's cemetery. Undertaker J A Healey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True A. Bean
Westford
William Smith
W.H. H. Burbeck
Whalom Balch
Austin H. Foss
Pearl Harmon
Fairview Cemetery
G. E. Gould
Ellen McCarthy
Worcester
Timothy Driscoll
Matthew Elliott
Arthur Brisson
Hyacinth Leduc
St. Catherine’s Cemetery
J. A. Healey
Minnie Ledwith
Hannah Riney
George Irish
Fred Defoe
Charles Flanders
North Westford
Chelmsford residents urged to aid Fay family shelter
Chelmsford figures E. T. Adams, E. W. Sweetser and N. A. Ingham appeal for any contributions, no matter how small, from Chelmsford residents to help the Fay family build a shelter for themselves and two young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Adams
E. W. Sweetser
N. A. Ingham
Chelmsford
Fay
Dear Pop I have saved half of last month’s money
A brief quotation from Puck features a boy from an art school writing to his father to refuse further funds while noting he has saved half of the prior month’s amount. The old man urges him to come to town and doubts his artistic potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop
Tome
Puck
Prices Current Lowell Market June 7 1905
Market report listing prices from Munn & Co. and local dealers for fruit vegetables fish and coal. Jerfish 15c lb tomatoes 15 20c lb cherries 35c lb plums 7c lb. Coal price changes hourly though level for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munn & Co
J. B. Cover” & Co
Horne Coal Co
Sugar Prices Rise as Sugar Hits Six Cents Per Pound
Market notes show sugar at six cents per pound and Vermont dairy butter at 26 cents. Fish prices shift with mackerel at 25 cents, halibut at 22 cents, and boiled lobsters up to 23 cents per pound. Blue fish rise noted while the section mentions continued changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Hyson
Japan
Vermont
Heinze Denied Writ of Supervisory Control
Helena Montana June 8 The Supreme Court denied the application for a writ of supervisory control sought by F Augustus Heinze Attorneys argued that without the writ Judge Barquin of Butte would strike Heinze's answers in a 5 500 000 suit render judgment for the full amount and prevent seizure of his property effectively putting him out of business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Supreme Court
F. Augustus Heinze
Barquin
Butte
Heinze
Warrant Out for Telegraph Cashier Glenn
A warrant has been sworn out for Geo. G. Glenn longtime cashier of the Postal Telegraph Company in Philadelphia charged with embezzling 12000 dollars and with forging a check for more than 9060 dollars. He has disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Geo. G. Glenn
Postal Telegraph Company
Glenn
Fa dettes Woman's orchestra opens at Keith's Boston
The Fa dettes Woman's orchestra directed by Mrs Nichols drew large crowds at Keith's Boston Theatre with a stronger season debut than prior years. An entire week of June 12 features new selections plus a vaudeville bill including the Four Lukens Susie Fisher the Avolos and others alongside new biograph comedy and films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fadettes
Woman's Orchestra
Keith
Boston Theatre
New England
Nichols
Lukens
Susie Fisher
Avolos
Louis Wesley
Mile
Chester
Lake Shore Railway Travel Emphasizes Comfort and Punctuality
The Lake Shore Railway highlights attention to minor comforts alongside safety punctuality and speed. Experienced travelers seek tickets marked via the Lake Shore, trusting a nearly perfect service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Trains From Lowell Schedule Details Oct 30 Onward
After October 30 trains depart Lowell Middlesex Street Depot for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and locals at 7 10 11 22 am and 5 22 pm. Connections at South Framingham with Boston Albany for western points and at Concord Junction with Boston and Maine. The 5 22 pm runs with the Sound line to New York City. Sunday service lists 7 10 am 4 25 pm to South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket and other locals. Officials Kendall and Shepard sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Middlesex Street
Taunton
New Bedford
Newport
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Boston & Albany R. R
Ofcestes
Springfield
Albany
West
Concord Junction
Boston & Maine R. R
New York City
Sout
Mansfield
Teyecce
M. A. C. Kendall
Pass
O. M. Shepard
Woburn
Winchester
Boston
Southern Division
Ayer Junction
Amherst
Milford and
Wilton
Greenfield
Peterboro
Bennington
Hillsboro
Keene and Way
Nashua
Manchester
Concord
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Warner
Bradford
Sunapee
N. H
Claremont
Claremont Junction
St. Johnsbury
Lyndonville
Wells River
Wakefield Junction
wVia
Western Division
Bedford
zVia
Wilmington
D. J. Rar Bee
Taft
Boston and Maine Railroad Timetable Corrections
Rail timetable updates list numerous Boston and Maine departures from Merrimack street depot Lowell Middlesex street station and multiple destinations including Boston Lawrence Haverhill Salem Newburyport Amesbury Ports mouth and York Beach with varied morning and evening trains and Sunday runs. Some services on the Maine route mention lakeside steamer connections to Eastport St John Bar Harbor and Bar Harbor connections with days noted Monday Wednesday and Friday. The corrected schedule clarifies departure times and service routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack Street Depot
Lowell
Boston
Middlesex Street
Lawrence and Haverhill
Reading
Roseton
Salem
Mass
Newburyport
Amesbury
Portsmouth
Haverhill Bridge
Hampton
North Hampton
York Beach
R. R
Fort Exeter
Dover
Rochester
Aston Bay
Somersworth
N. H
Saco
Old Orchard
Portland
Lewiston
Augusta
Bath
Waterville
Bangor
Belfast
Skowhegan
Rockland
St. John
N. B
Halifax
N. S
Montreal
Quebec
Eastport
Bar Harbor
Jonesport
Machiasport
Frank Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mitch
Ell’s Boys School
Jon
Tewksbury
P. S
Spring Bay
Sis
Foulard
Graniteville
Town Farm
Apiezo
Telegraph
Keith’s Theatre
A. W. Burnham
Bank
Shattuck St
Transportation
Boston & Maine Railroad
Fast Inn Service
ST. Louis
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
D. J. Flanders, Gen’l Pas. and
Tkt. Agt
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Glasgow
Londonderry
New York
Henderson Brothers
Dennis Murphy
Appleton St
Cunard Line
Saxonia
Cunard S. 8. Co., Ltd
State St
Gaston
Chas. P. Sumner
Earlington
27Th St
Broadway
6Th Ave
F. M. Earle
Earle’s Hotel
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