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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1898
Page
8
Weather Recap With Warm Day And Heavy Showers
A warm day gave way to a hot night with sudden clouds and heavy showers before dawn. The forenoon remained very hot with a fair breeze, and temperatures are reported as 83, 74, and 85 with barometer readings around 29.7, 29.65, and 29.68 inches.
Indigations Fair Tonight and Friday Boston Weather
Boston reports fair conditions for Massachusetts with a cooler tonight. The forecast calls for a continuation of fair weather into Friday with cooler temperatures overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
The Potentate Benefit for Soldier Relief at Opera House
The Potentate will perform at the Opera House next Tuesday for the Soldier's Relief Fund. Agents from a committee will call to sell tickets, urging support while noting refunds are not offered. Judge Lawton heard Mary Roach will case evidence in probate court and set the next date for the 25th. Private Elzear Bouchard of Co. C is remembered by Highland Provision for his front-line service with a box of meals and smoking articles sent by Lamp Alger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Mattox
B. D. O'Connell
Steinert’s
Mammoth Music Store
Merrimack
Lowell Decorating Co
Humphrey Street
Opera House
Soldier's Relief Fund
Lawton
Mary Roach
Elzear Bouchard
Co. C. S
Highland Provision Company
Rior
Alger
Grace church drawing supper draws crowd with readings and vaudeville
The Grace church young people led a strawberry and salad supper drawing a large crowd. An evening program in the vestry featured Miss Blanche P. Varnum of Manchester who gave readings, and Miss Alice Stone of Andover sang a contralto number. The comic play Prof. Baxter's Great Intervention entertained with a strong cast including C. Fred Hard, Harry A. Newell, Percival G. Barnard, Roxanna Tucker, and Ethel Livingston. The performance drew laughs and praise for makeup and burlesque turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Blanche P. Varnum
Manchester
Alice Stone
Andover
Dr. Benj. Baxter
C. Fred Hard
Sam Woolley
Harry A. Newell
Peter Crawford
Percival G. Barard
Roxanna Tucker
Ethel Pivingston
Dorothy Tucker
Illian W. Hard
Mary Ann O'Flynn
Cecil L. Adams
Hard
Mr. Adams
Mr. Barnard
Mr. Newell
Miss Livingston
Roxanna
Miss Hard
Frederick A Fisher Named Associate Justice of Lowell Court
Frederick A Fisher received notification of his appointment as Associate Justice of the Lowell place court to fill the vacancy caused by Judge John F Frye s death. The Governor s council will decide on confirmation after a week. Fisher was born October 9 1855 in Westford and educated at Westford Academy Bowdoin College and Bowdoin College law studies. He entered Marshall and Hamblett in December 1884, was admitted to the bar in June 1885, and began practice in Lowell. His public life has been quiet in Lowell though he served on Westford school and library committees. His parents reside in Westford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Fisher
Lowell Pace Court
John F. Frye
Inestford
Westford Academy
Bowdoin College
Ondoin College
Centraltrees
Lowell
Camp life notes from Ninth at Camp Alger June entry
A Lowell based account of the Ninth Regiment’s camp life at Camp Dewey and Camp Alger Virginia. The writer describes rations shortages and improvised meals, relations with cooks, butterless bread, and pie supplies from local bakers. The march to Dewey ends with a moving departure from Lowell as crowds greet the troops at stops and a safer spring water source is found.
Camp life at rustic grounds boosts morale and drainage
The excerpt describes officers enjoying rustic furniture and grounds, trenches for drainage, and improved health among staff. It praises First Sergeant Walker’s weight gain, the lieutenant’s pride in the project, and Quartermaster Caldwell’s sunlit cheeks. The undersigned, JAS, E. Ryan, acts as company clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Quartermaster Caldwell
Jas
E. Ryan
Comfort Rolls Sent by Lowell First Baptist Church
The Women’s Home and Foreign Mission Society of the First Baptist church held a meeting led by Rev. S. T. Ford on China topics. A letter from Capt. Greig thanked the church for comfort rolls sent to Camp Alger, noting 50 rolls to Co. G and 49 to his company with a plan to share excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home and Foreign Mission Society
First Baptist Church
T. Ford
China
H. C. Fuller
Greig
Mr. Ford
Putnam Guards
Mr. Tilton
Co. M
Lowell
The
First Baptist Church of
Alexander Greig, JR
Capt. Co. C
Mass
Opera fund drive uses Potentate for soldiers relief
Tickets for the opera The Potentate go on sale to aid the Soldiers Relief Fund. A women’s rallying committee is set for 4 pm at the Opera house, with members listed, as Mayor Bennett appeals to citizens to support struggling families and provide shoes and clothing for soldiers.
Esther the Beautiful Queen Opens at Savoy Theatre
Large crowd attends the first performance of the sacred opera Esther the Beautiful Queen at the Savoy theatre. Mrs. George F. Kenngett directs with an American orchestra and Miss Alice L. Frothingham at piano. The two-year-old double choir from First Trinitarian Congregational church, largely young, delivers scenes with notable polish under Kenngett’s magnetism. Cast lists include Esther Mrs. Nelson C. Hill and Ahasuerus John Collier, with numerous chorus and child performers. The production runs again tonight with a detailed synopsis of the Esther tale provided for unfamiliar patrons.
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Esther
Savoy Theatre
First Trinitarian Congregational Church
George F. Kenngett
Haman
Mordecai
Nelson C. Hill
Ahasuerus
John Collier
Harry A. Ames
Herbert D. Hope
Zeresh
Alice M. Wing
Laura B. Conant
Bertha Vining Hutchins
Julius M. Book
Grace M. Boynton
Scribe
Robert J. Fullerton
Lagai
Herbert Walley
Herald
Edwin W. Killpartrick
Harbonah
King’s Guard
Arthur F. Butler
A. J. Bates
T. R. Scott
C. O. S. Wheeler
Ida
Bertha
Lottie Book
Millie J. Wentworth
Marion M. Bill
Addie Maude Barlow
Mabelle E. Carter
Arthur H. Cashin
Millard F. Davis
M. Editha Dent
Florence M. Dole
Mabel Eadie
R. Mae Farnham
I. Frost
Jessie Frost
S. Bernice Gilman
Lottie M. Grew
Frank Grindie
Addie Mae Hamlet
Luther Holt
Nellie A. Holt
Arthur H. Hope
Edith Wood Eyes
Liston E. Perry
Nellie A. Richards
Herbert C. Riddick
Bessie M. Stevens
A. T. Stuart
Laura B. Symonds
C. C. S. Wheeler
Lila E Wilcox
Mabel L. Wilcox
Jennie Wilkes
Kittie Wilkes
Belle D. Wilson
William Wright
Minnie E
Newell S. Gilman
Lillian M. Goodwin
Walter L. Goodwin
Walter Gunston
Caroline A. Hart
Sumner Holt
Mary E. Hume
Jessie Hynes
Bessie M. Jenkins
Ada Kitchen
Mary Kitchen
Rena Landers
Albert A. Ludwig
Gracie Mansur
Mabelle Mansur
Howard Martin
Lottie Rice
Maybelle P. Rollins
Mina M. Somers
Florence Strout
Luella Strout
Stover Strike Continues Despite Afternoon Report
Strikers deny yesterday afternoon paper story that the Stover shoe shop strike had ended. They insist there is no intention to yield at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stover
Patriot's cheerful aid to soldiers and prompt call responses
A good patriot stays cheerful and ready to assist soldiers and their families. He does not refuse when asked to take a few tickets to the Potentate.
Eighth Annual Choir Festival Rendered by Two Boston Choirs
The choirs of St. Anne's and St. John's churches will perform the Eighth Annual Festival of the Choir Guild, a program recently presented in Boston, showcasing sacred choral music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne’s
St. John’s
Choir Guild
Boston
Rally of Lowell and Vicinity Y P S C E Societies at Chelmsford
A union rally of the Y P S C E societies from Lowell and nearby towns met at the Central Baptist church in Chelmsford. Rev C H Ellis led the program with Rev D F McGill of Milford and Rev Thomas Sayer of Lowell delivering addresses on loyalty to the denomination and church life. The gathering concluded with a benediction after nine o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell and Vicinity
Young People’s Society
Central Baptist Church
Chelmsford
Lowell
North Billerica
C. H. Ellis
Kimball
E. A. Cheney
Ellis
D. F. McGill
Milford
McGill
Thomas Sayer
Christ
Sayer
Recruiting Drive From Camp Alger For Sixth Regiment
Sergeant Kittredge and Corporal Dodge arrived in Lowell to recruit 32 men for each of Co C and Co G. They traveled from Camp Alger to Dunn Loring Washington and Boston, aiming to raise 106 men and three officers. Recruitment begins at the armory at 8 a m for strong healthy men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittredge
Co. C
Dodge
Co. G
Lowell
Camp Alger
Dunn Loring
Dunn
Lee and Bassett Wed at Chelmsford Parsonage
William M. Lee of Chelmsford and Anna W. Bassett of Lowell were married by Rev. H. Lockhart on June 8 at the Chelmsford Street Free Baptist parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lockhart
Chelmsford Street Free Baptist Parsonage
William M. Lee
Chelmsford
Anna W. Bassett
Lowell
Armour Concentrated Tablets of Beef Extract Ad
Advertisement urges readers to locate the store and buy Armour concentrated beef extract and vegetables tablets at 25 cents per package. The line emphasizes accessibility and value for the product.
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Armour
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