Exhibition at Training School Draws Large Attendees
Large crowds visited the High school hall to view the teacher and pupil work from the Training school exhibition. Water color views, flowers, birds, dolls from nations, and designs for wallpaper, tiles, stained glass and fabrics showcased student talent. Notable pieces included a Lena Doyle poem about the Alhambra and studies across history, literature, geography, and art.
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Gibraltar
Wheeler
Katherine Law
Cuba
Philippines
Cape Verde Islands
Elsie Puffer
Elizabeth Butler
Snow
Hoar
Carnival of Days at John Street Church Vestry
The entertainment committee hosted a Carnival of Days in the vestry on Wednesday evening. Holiday themed sales tables lined the room with attendants in historic costumes. The Memorial day segment drew praise as the choir hid, patriotic pieces were performed, and High School cadets led a drill under Cadet Regimental Adjutant Lloyd Haworth. A flower girl procession closed the program around bayonets while singing national tunes. Susie Winter chaired the event with assistants Gregg Snow Blanden and Briggs.
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John Street Congregational Church
Lloyd Haworth
Susie Winter
Gregg
Snow
Blanden
Briggs
Probate Court names wills and administrations list
June 7 probate court session lists wills presented for probate including A L Jackson Hudson Mary A Woburn Thomas Rice Reading M E Gilson Groton G W Putnam Reading Curtis Clifford Wakefield Esther Smith Westford Administrations granted to I v Whitcomb Concord Addison Churchill Lowell Lucy Wilson Wayland Caroline Woodward Reading Dudley Melendy Reading John Bacon Woburn Co S Morse Lowell Laura Adams Chelmsford S D Osterhout Lowell G W Trowbridge Stoneham C O Green Ashby L H Dupee Arlington Patrick Farnan Lowell Thomas McDonald Pepperell Effie Rawson Holliston Patrick Kennedy Jr Lowell Waldo A Wallingford Lexington Alma L Graham Maynard Nora Fitzgerald Lowell Alice F Simpson Arlington Phebe B White Ayer Sarand Bagsrt Beagine
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A.L. Jackson
Hudson
Mary A Woburn
Thomas Rice
Reading
M. E. Gilson
Groton
G. W. Putnam
Curtis Clifford
Wake- Reid
Esther Smith
Westford
I. v. Whitcomb
Concord
Addison Churchill
Lowell
Lucy Wilson
Wayland
Caroline Woodward
Dudley Melendy
John Bacon
Woburn
Co. S. Morse
Laura Adams
Wife Murderer in Lowell Describes Fatal Struggle
Ellis and his wife were found killed after a violent confrontation at Schofield's old house near the bridge. Daly the barber and James Hiland aided in subduing Ellis, who cut his own throat as Hiland and others restrained him. Mrs Ellis died after a four inch neck wound. Ellis survived briefly in hospital before dying. Neighbors and authorities gathered as officers investigated the brutal double tragedy.
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Hiland
James Hiland
Daly
Tewksbury
Schofield
Ellis
Lynch
Massachusetts
Lowell
Brosnan
Benjamin H. Hartwell
Ayer
Joseph Ellis
J. W. Brooks Undertaking
Pe-ru-na Promises Nerves Relief for Catarrh
Columbus woman Mrs. C. C. Filler testifies after fifteen years of nervous prostration that Pe-ru-na cured her catarrh and gave immediate relief after failing with several physicians. The notice promotes Pe-ru-na as sold by all druggists.
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C. C. Filler
Columbus
Ohio
From Water to Alcoholic Drinks Talk in Middlesex County
Mrs. Arthur F. Blanchard gave a entertaining Washington trip talk with pictures and a George Washington hatchet souvenir. Rev. George F. Clark spoke on Washing ton’s early days. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for September at Mrs. Ellen A. Holbrook. Mrs. Alice Fletcher of Hartford and her mother Mrs. Hoar returned home this week.
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Arthur F. Blanchard
Washington
George Washington
George F. Clark
Ellen A. Holbrook
Alice Fletcher
Hartford
Conn
Hoar
West Chelmsford Local Moves and Social News
Dr Virgin and family have moved into a new house in West Chelmsford. The old house was bought by George C. Moore of North Chelmsford and will be moved next to M. H. Winship's store on land formerly the fire shop. Moore plans land clearing to the main street. The village fire ladder house moved to Depot street on land of old mill owners. Cards are out for the marriage of Fred Edwards and Edith McGregor. Burtt family from Pawtucket visiting Aunt Mary Winship. Whitney, who ran Roby farm in Dunstable, has leased the Gammell farm from James Brown. Gammell moved into Geo. Snow's house. H. E. Fletcher family visiting Vermont. Edward Moore family started June 3 for Moosehead Lake, Me.
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Dr. Virgin
George C. Moore
North Chelmsford
M. H. Winship
Moore
Depot Street
Fred Edwards
William C. Edwards
Edith McGregor
Henry McGregor
William Burtt
Pawtucket
R. I
Mary Winship
Whitney
Pastoral services and community gatherings noted
Rev W F Brown preached at the Congregational house while Rev Lyman Mevis was away in Littleton N H. An evening missions talk followed. Children's day plans, a fine Unitarian musical program, and songs by Dr B Jackson Miss Festina Wilkins J E Taylor Mrs Marion Worthley and Abt music are reported. Birthday joys for Mrs D W Robbins with a red white and blue cake and guests H W Wilson. Strawberry festival attendance was affected by weather at Union hall with schoolchildren singing and Mrs Worthley leading music.
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W. F. Brown
Congregational House
Boston
Lyman Mevis
Littleton
Brown
Unitarian Church
B. Jackson
Festina Wilkins
J. E. Taylor
Marion Powers Worthley
Hamilton Grey
Jesus
Abt
Carlisle
Billerica
D. W. Robbins
H. W. Wilson
Robbins
Union Hall
Marion Worthley
Manning
Griffin
Fannie
Emeline Taylor
Nathan Taylor
Worcester
Graduation exercises at Centre High School Chelmsford
Chelmsford senior class will graduate Thursday evening June 16 at town hall at 8 o'clock with past graduates Hattie Emerson Pearl Dyar Sadie Devine and others. Chelmsford orchestra will provide instrumental music and Lowell's Geo F E Burns will sing. Also notes on strawberry festival at Unitarian society, electric line talks, local notices, and community events across Chelmsford and Billerica.
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Centre High School
Town Hall
Hattie M. Emerson
Pearl F. Dyar
Sadie M. Devine
Alexina Bremner
Belle M. Gould
Grace
Burns
Lowell
Walter Redman
Redman
Chelmsford
The
Unitarian Society
Acton
S. W. Parkhurst
J. E. Warren
Union
Golden Cove
Hattie M. Hall
Dunstable
Edward Adams
Maud Adams
Chas. F. Burtt
Chas. Curesaden
Wm. Delaney
Ethel B. Gates
Lizzie Gould
A. Gay
Funeral of Horace Holt Held in Laconia New Hampshire
The funeral for Horace Holt was held on the 29th with Rev. C. H. Ellis and Rev. B. E. Bartlett officiating. Selections were sung by C. W. Averell, F. S. Kimball, Ervin E. Smith, Nellie P. Parker. Burial followed in Laconia New Hampshire with floral tributes from family and others.
Financial Markets Report from Bright Sears Co in NY
Financial, Today's Boston and New York Markets reported by Bright Sears & Co in New York market coverage. The brief notes price movements and sector highlights with emphasis on banks and industrials.
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Boston
New York
Bright, Sears & Co
Emulus Thompson commandery initiates and officers
The Emulus Thompson commandery had one initiation at last night’s meeting. Election of officers is planned for the next meeting. The Primary Teachers union holds a 4.30 pm Friday meeting at Paige Street church vestry with Mrs. W. O. Bennett of Worcester giving an address on Junior Work. A Kirk Street church sociable tonight supports Miss Marietta Melvin’s China school. Miss Melvin taught at Lowell High and appreciates hometown support.
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Emulus Thompson
Golden Cross
Paige Street
W. O. Bennett
Worcester
Kirk Street
Marietta Melvin
China
Melvin
Social and Supper by Chelmsford Street Church Ladies
The last social and supper of the season was held Wednesday by the Chelmsford Street F. B. church ladies. Supper served in the vestry from 6 to 8, followed by music and readings. Rev. and Mrs. Lockhart received a quartered oak sideboard as thanks. Remarks by Rev. Charles Frost. Entertainment directed by Miss Florence Blood, with Mrs. Roberts and helpers assisting.
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Chelmsford Street
F. B
Lockhart
Charles Frost
Florence Blood
Roberts
Tomorrow Great Bargains In Dry Goods Sale Ad
Tomorrow morning in the basement bargain department A G Pollard Co offers one fourth regular prices from J G Cote stock of dry and fancy goods including dress goods prints ginghams cottons corsets ribbons and handkerchiefs. Ellingwood Co sells Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Merrimack Central and Middlesex Central streets.
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J. G. Cote
A. G. Pollard & CO
John Bevins
the Press
Anthon
Iowa
Chamberlain
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central
Middlesex
Central Streets
Cote
Maltox makes the old feel young in Humorous Bits
A lighthearted snippet from Tit-Bits features Mrs. Oatcake insisting on carrying a horse’s burden herself, turning a cab call into a witty exchange. The humane tone shows old age humor with a sly companionable charm.
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Court of Justice
M'Intire
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West Chelmsford
Tyngsboro
Charles P. Littledale
Nashua
Ladies’ Aid Society
Misses May
Stella Bennett
Belvidere
Ill
Mary FE. Bennett
A. H. Dexter
Wits. Hall
Columbia
Harriette Mather
Charles Kimball
Sillerica
Baptist Society of
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South Burying Ground
Samuel Staley Whiting
Den
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Minot
Simons
Martha A. Dodge
Billerica Centre
Julian Noyes
North Billerica
Old First Church
Rebekahs
Shawshine Lodge
Highland Union of
Old Concord
Dorothy Breyer
Minot J. Savage
Society of Colonial Wars
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Billerica Historical Society
Abijah Thompson
Winchester
Thompson
Emer. Oe Een
David Grant
Goffson, . H
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Mudge
Sam Bedford
Charles A. Drew Bengton
Katherine Ranlett
West Newton
New York Market
Ainer
Suga
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Awerican ‘Abacco Co
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Louisville & Nashville
Roy Manhattan
Fenten Eee
Mick de Hase
Missouri Pacific
Cee
N.Y. Central
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Gly
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Mab
Phila, & Readite
So. Ry
T.C
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Union Pac
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U.S
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Western Union
O's Oly Railroad
Elovatod
Old Dominion
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Dom Coal
Bell Tel
Seseneee
BPS
Blackstone National Bank
National Revere Bank
New Stock
Shawmut National
Winthrop National Bank
State National Bank
National Bank of Commence
National Webster
Aonal Bank
National Hide & Leather Bank
Firat National Bank
Hyannis
Mass
Merrimack Mfg
Thyman Mills
Ievs
Cence
Amoskea, Manufacturing Co
Eastern RR
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Seveee OY
St Johnsbur
L Champlain K Reopf
Old Colony
Rco
West End St
Northern Railroad
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Firemen’s Lire Insurance Company
Pessox
Gaobe National Bank
Eee
Lyman rWillp
Pollard & CO
Mr. Cote
Appleton Building
Central Street
HL. G. Cooper
O. B. Bartlett
aoaMs
Gardner Bros
Pine Street
Lowell Highlands
J. B. Goodwin
Dutton St
New England
Medina
Tinta
Koneto
Vladie
E. J. Medina
Hair Store
Merrimack ST. Lowell
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