Sacred Heart Parade in Tall Hats Marks Feast Day
About 250 members of the C. M. A. C. of Pawtucketville celebrated the Sacred Heart feast at St. Joseph's church in Tall Hats and dress suits. The afternoon parade, led by Mirault's City band, featured the Garde d'Honneur with 50 members, barouche procession, and speeches by Fr. Mangin Fr. Constantineau Fr. Fournier and Elezear Choquette praising perseverance and unity of the Catholic society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucketville
St. Joseph’s Church
Fr. Fournier
Fr. Lamothe
Mirault
Pawtucket Street
Garde d’Honneur
Moise Cossette
Joseph Lamoureux
Albert Bergeron
Mangin
Constantineau
Mexico
Elezear Choquette
Fournier
Fr. Lewis
Sr. Fournier
Federation of Catholic Societies
Competitive Debate At St Patrick's Lowell Sunday
The Y M C L of St Patrick's Lowell will debate the Young Men's Catholic association of Lawrence at St Patrick's school hall Lowell on Sunday evening June 15 with judges John J Hogan Eugene Carney and Edward F O'Sullivan. Debaters for St Patrick's are John J Lonergan John J Murphy and John J O Donoghue. Lawrence team includes Daniel Nugent William B Powers and John J Cullinane. Also advertised are rentals and a sale: five rooms near mills for 7 dollars monthly seven rooms on Middlesex street for 3 dollars. A two acre Chelmsford property with a 7 room cottage and outbuildings is offered at 1600 dollars. Contact T H Elliott at 64 Central Street telephone 908-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s of Lowell
Young Men’s Catholic Association of
John J. Murphy
John J. O'Donoghue
Lawrence
Daniel Nugent
Wm. B. Powers
John J. Cullinane
Middlesex Street
Chelmsford
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Lowell resident
Lowell reader testimonial asserts Doan's Kidney Pills cured back ache and improves vigor in the rising generation. The ad notes pills cost 50 cents per box and are sold at Ellingwood & Co. drug store at Merrimack and Central streets, with Foster Milburn Co. as U. S. sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Lowell
James E. McCaffrey
Courier- Citizen
Bartlett Street
Dean
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Camptime starts with hard work for First brigade
South Framingham June 8 troops begin a week of tough duties at the camp of the First brigade despite rain and wind. Trooper Waldo Robbins of Troop F Cavalry fell from his horse Friday night and is hospitalized but recovering.
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Robbins
Troop F Cavalry
South Framingham
Maj
Carpenter
Adjt
Lewis
Artillery
Clapp
Waldo Robbins
F Cavalry
Framingham Hospital
Brigade
Trades and Labor Council Meets After Sunday Session
The Trades and Labor council held a large meeting Sunday afternoon with a ten member committee chosen to seek a conference with Textile School trustees over institutional trouble. A committee was formed to pursue enforcement of a grocers half holiday across stores. Reports from various regions outlined labor movement activity. A National Eight Hour League request to place a local brewery on the unfair list was referred to a three member committee for investigation, with action suspended pending report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Council
National
Bros. Rafferty, Williams and Ashton
Imperial Limited trains to debut June 15 across Canada Pacific
The Canadian Pacific announces the Imperial Limited transcontinental service launching June 15. Trains will be composed of sleeping tourist and dining cars, depart Montreal Toronto and Vancouver tri weekly, and cover the continent in 97 hours. Regular Atlantic and Pacific expresses continue daily, speeding Winnipeg to the mountains and enabling longer Winnipeg stays. For details contact District Passenger Agent, Canadian Pacific Railway, 304 Washington Street, Portland.
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Montreas
Toronto
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Mountains
Canadian Pacific Railway
Washington Street
Bortan
Reading tragedy at Main street crossing claims two boys
A Reading accident near Boston at the Main street crossing killed brothers Charles Hoag aged six and Clarence Hoag eight when a frightened horse and wagon driven by Edward E Brooks were struck by an express train. Brooks and the horse died, Brooks injured, and six automobilists faced questioning by Chief Fred D Merrill after the crash.
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Boston
Main Street
Reading
Charles
Clarence Hoag
Edward E Brooks
Massachusetts General Hospital
Brooks
Homoeopathic Hospital
Washington Street
Andover
Fred D. Merrill
Vandals Damage Post Office Corridor Paint Work
Vandalism spoiled several days of wall retinting in the post office building early Saturday morning. Long knife cuts high on walls suggest a tall intruder. janitor Frank ONeill checked the site but saw nothing. Police are investigating with no clues yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O'Neill
Phillip Callahan
Centralville
Mr. Callahan
Boston subway bill faces Senate debate after favorable report
Special correspondent notes Boston highway bills will be debated Monday in the Senate. The subway measure, backed by Mayor Collins and major local groups, may see changes before Governor signs. Prolonged prorogation timing and possible candidates for lieutenant governor shape political calculus as lawmakers plan votes on jury exemptions and liquor law tweaks.
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Boston
Senate
Collins
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Public Franchise League
Associated Board of Trade
Metropolitan Committee
Myers
Massachusetts
Heb
Col
Curtis Guild, Jr
Myes
House
Commonwealth
United States
Liquor Law Committee
Clarence W. Rowley
Transit Commissioners
McNary
Pleasant Street
Canal
Charlestown
Haymarket Square
Boston Street Commission
Mann
Horse Fair Opens At Fair Grounds Tuesday
With favorable weather the horse fair will open at 11 o'clock Tuesday forenoon at the Fair grounds amid strong enthusiasm. Entries for all classes have poured in, promising a brilliant spectacle with numerous novel features. Exhibitions will be shown before the grand stand for optimal viewing from those seats.
TWO TROLLY DISASTERS NEAR FRAMINGHAM
Two accidents on the Saxonville branch of the Framingham Union Street railway left one man dead and another gravely injured. Peter McGowan, 38, was struck while lying on the track and had his leg amputated at Framingham hospital. Gardner Densmore, 48, who was also on the track, died after being run over. he worked on William Reynolds’ farm near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Saxonville
Framingham Union Street Railway
Peter McGowan
Framingham Hospital
Gardner Densmore
Densmore
William Reynolds
A Bird's Elegy by Frank Dempster Sherman
An elegiac lyric tribute to a bird who woke spring and sang over crocuses and meadows. The poem praises morning dew sun and rain and the joy he brought to vines blossoms and hills before noting his death a blue fragment in the grass quoted from Scribner's June issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dempster Sherman
Scribner's
The Kind You Are Always Bought Seser
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear names and phrases. The readable portions reference a phrase about being always bought and a name like Seser, but no coherent event, date, or organization is identifiable. The item appears to be damaged and not a complete news item.
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Lawrence Boys
A. W. Bowl
Cor. Central and Merrimack Sts
Temple Confection CO
Philadelphia
Doan
Cident
Post Office
Beacon Hill
Wright & Tay
R. H. Hirshfield
N. E
Doane Street
National Biscuit Company
Framingham Street Railway
Wonmien
Marsell
Young's
Hildreth Building
HEW
Hampshire
Hampton Beach
Hampton River Bridge
W. T. S. Bartlett
Merrimack Street
C. and
Hire’s
G. G
Wm. Nichols & Co
P.F. Devine
The
Lowell Trunk Manufactory
Telephone
Mie
D. L. Page Company
Dianer
Hibbard
Lakeview Theatre
Joseph J. Flynn
California Minstrels
James Gorman
Great Company
Arthur Rigby
Tremont Theatre
WAY
Prince
Pixley and
Luders
Prolley
Patece
Lexington & Boston
Newton, Wellesley & Boston
Commonwealth Ave
Newton and
Boston St. Ry
Lexington and
Palace
Merrimack Square
Concord
Lexington
Paul Revere
Lexington, Mass
Hay
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
Merrimack Streed
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