Royal Arcanum Anniversary Honors Grand Regent Walsh
The Highland council Royal Arcanum marks its twelfth anniversary with a reception for Grand Regent A G Walsh in Lowell. Officers and guests from Boston Haverhill Andover Winchester Lawrence and Billerica attend a multilevel program with speeches music and a large supper reception in Highland hall.
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Highland Council
Royal Arcanum
Highland Hall
A. G. Walsh
Highland Lodge
Royal Arcanum Organization
Jacob Murphy
Lowell
Boston
Haverhill
Andover
Winchester
Lawrence
Billerica
Industry
Centralville
F. A. Taylor
Mr. Walsh
Jesse N. Shepard
H. K. Boardman
David W. Dewar
Daniel F. Frye
Frederic A. Fisher
Frank W. Hall
John Oliver
Col
Albert Pindar
Preston L. Piggott
John Thorne
Page Company
American Orchestra
G. A. Barnes
W. P. Hill
Bennett
W. Dodge
Charles O'Regan
W. D. Hills
Alanson Gray
OW Gooson
J. F. Parker
Frank Murphy
Evening Pianoforte Recital by Mrs Gilman Pupils
An enjoyable recital by pupils of Mrs Carrie Davis Gilman at Odd Fellows Temple showcased high standard performances. Notable pieces included Chopin Waltz Op 34 by Helen Sophronia Livingston, Die Lorelei by E B Perry, Faschingsschwank by Robert Schumann, Spinning Song from Flying Dutchman by Anna May Gould, and Liszt Wagner segments performed by Grace.
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Carrie Davis Gilman
Odd Fellows Temple
E. B. Perry
Helen Rutledge Boardman
Robert Schumann
Anna May Gould
Wagner Liszt
Grace
Kirk Street Social Supports Shanghai School Aid
In the Kirk Street church vestry last night a social for Miss Marietta Melvin's Shanghai school featured a drill by Edith Richardson's girl company in High School regiment. The event showcased uniforms with flags and bunting along with mandolin duets by George H. and Arthur C. Spalding, flute solos by Frederic Lawson, and a song by Edna Mac Brayne. Mrs. George L. Richardson organized the arrangements with help from Miss Fay's class.
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Kirk Street
Sociable
Marietta Melvin
Shanghai
China
Edith Richardson
Geogre H
Arthur ¢. Spalding
Frederic Lawson
Edna MacBrayne
George Ll. Richardson
Miss Fay
Pastor Entertained at Worthen Street M E Parsonage
A reunion of Rev H T Curnick's Sunday school classes at the Worthen Street M E parsonage featured decorated parlors, patriotic music, and a reading of Saxe's Pyramus and Thisbe. Refreshments followed as officers were elected for the coming year and planning begun for a summer class picnic.
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Worthen Street
M. E
Kirk Street
H. T. Curnick
Clinton L. Bruce
Frank E. Lucas
William E. Stetson
Hillside Church Strawberry Festival Flag Drill Tonight
At Hillside Congregational church last night a patriotic strawberry festival featured a novel flag drill led by Miss Maggie R Collier and assisted by George Sanborn. The program included other numbers and attendees left satisfied. Ladies directed by Mrs. P A Howard served strawberries and refreshments.
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Boston
St. John’s Church
Frederick ©. Blunt
St. Anne's
E. K. Baldwin
St. John’s
Chas
Paige
Master Bell
Harriet Green
Hillside Congregational Church
Maggie R. Collier
George Sanborn
P. A. Howard
Loomfixers Union Special Meeting This Sunday
A special Loomfixers union meeting in this city is scheduled for Sunday at 2 pm with business of importance to discuss.
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Loomfixers’ Union
Essentials of Geometry Plane by Wells and Bird Guide
Book notes review two new works and a magazine table of contents. Essentials of Geometry Plane by Webster Wells MIT professor, with added features for beginners including an appendix on maxima and minima. How to Name the Birds by H F E Parkhurst, pocket guide to common New England birds. The Boston Cooking School Magazine June contents listed with multiple short pieces and recipes.
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Webster Wells
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Leach, Sherwell & Co
Boston
Acadmies
H. F E. Parkhurst
Charles Scribner's Sons
New York
New Emegland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Birds of Prey
Boston Cooking School
Sairy Gamp
Dora Copperfield
Lucy M. Salmon
Maggie
Maria Louise Pool
Alice P. Norton
Charlotte J. Wills
Janet M. Hill
Katherine L. Smith
Annie L. Phelps
New England
Canada
Saratoga
Lakes George
Champlain
Adirondack
Green Mountains
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay
Poland Spring
Mt. Desert
Moosehead Lake
Maritime Provinces
What Girls Are Doing for Troops
Women volunteers mobilize support for soldiers by sewing hair pillows 27 inches square to fit under blankets, with denim or cretonne slipcovers. Society girls fund weekly gifts, assemble shipments biweekly through summer, and collect portable foods, sending supplies to camps via a central girls’ house referenced in Harper’s Bazaar.
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Harper's Bazar
Empress Teas and Coffees Supplied by O'Donnell & Gilbride
A restaurant insists on Empress Teas and Coffees for its menu, noting they source the only kind Anat’s customers accept from the Tea and Coffee Department. O'Donnell & Gilbride Co. supply the brands.
Bread riots in Italy described through Milan scene
Abby F. Harris reports from Milan on bread price protests sweeping Italy. Rioters clash with troops, trains halted, 30,000 soldiers deployed, violence limited to city outskirts, and authorities suppress unrest amid harsh taxation and salt restrictions. The piece contrasts civilian fear with militarized order.
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Italy
Naples
Milan
Abby F. Harris
Boston Transcript
Wholesale Dimities and Organdies Sale Ad
A. G. Pollard and Co advertise a big sale of dimities and organdies, 12% and 19 cent remnants, offered at 7 cents a yard. The notice highlights elegant patterns, sheer qualities, fast colors, and a wide variety in Lade, centre aisle, Palmer Street entrance.
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Palmer Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
Financial Markets Report from Boston and New York
Financial markets update from Bright, Sears & Co covering Boston and New York trading. The report notes market activity, price movements, and notable stock performances across the two financial centers.
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Boston
New York
The Situation in China and Imperial Power
A Harper's Magazine analysis of China describes Pekin's isolation, the hollow central government run by a few officials, and the Empress Dowager's enduring regency. It contrasts remote rule with the hidden force of influential women and Li Hung Chang, noting the push toward war despite internal fragility.
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Nankin
Pekin
Central Government
China
Imperial
Forbidden City
East
Li Hung Chang
Harper's Magazine
Wanted Young man for office work position
Wanted notice seeks a young man with office experience and good habits plus references. Offers chance to advance beyond salary at first. Apply at the Courier office. June 110 lw
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Courier Office
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