Dracut approves water district with one opposed
In a 42 to 1 ballot vote, Dracut voters approve establishing the water supply district and borrowing for its pipes and pumping station. A special meeting has adjourned to June 20 to name seven nominees for three water commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dracut Water District
Dracut
Daniel R. Fox
Board of Selectmen
Silas R. Coburn
Charles L. Hodge
William Tyrrell
George H. Stevens
Peter Bolton
Daniel D. Fox
Shirley
Stevens
Harry Fox
Commonwealth
John Breck
Navy Yard
Lowell
Owen James
North Adams
Dracul
John Ames
Charles F. Taplin
Walter Garland
Charles IF. Taplin
Christopher Burke
Representative Stevens
Boston & Northern
Lakeview
Stephen R. Kitchen
R. S. Fox
Nicholas Gallagher
Frank Gunther
John J. Breck
C. Frank Scott
Roswell S. Fox
Granville Coburn
Clement Gunther
Chelmsford Observes Octavia Parkhurst Birthday Anniversary
Mrs Octavia Parkhurst marked her 78th birthday with a morning service at Central Congregational church featuring The Crowning of June exercises for the annual children’s day program. The event included readings songs and recitations, with flowers and gifts for the children. Summer vacation closing notices follow at Centre School. Orients play Lowell council No 8 in a scheduled practice and return game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Congregational Church
Octavia Parkhurst
W. H. Hall
Littleton Street
Centre School
J. M. Fletcher
North Street
T. Adams
W. W. Stewart
Russell House
Orients
Lowell Council No
R. A
Westlands
Social hall concert and upcoming play by mission group
Names of performers and committee members listed for a concert followed by plant distribution to children. The comedy drama New Hampshire Gold will be staged in Social Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings under the auspices of the P. F. C. of the mission.
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P. F. C of the Mission
Death of Charles Flanders in Graniteville
Charles Flanders a well known young man in Graniteville died at his North Westford home Saturday evening June 10 at age 81. He leaves a mother and many friends who mourn his loss. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 p m from the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Flanders
North Westford
How to Avoid Germ Diseases with Miona Tablets
An eight line ad-like paragraph touts Mi ona for preventing germ diseases by strengthening the stomach. It lists symptoms after eating and promises rapid relief with one tablet before meals. Ellingwood & Co. of Falls & Burkinshaw offer a guaranteed, no cure no pay policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellingwood & Co
Falls & Burkinshaw
Forty hours devotion at St John’s church North Chelmsford
After the Sunday morning mass a large procession marked the start of the forty hours devotion at St John’s church. Masses will be held Monday and Tuesday mornings at 5 and 7 30. The Dux Christus Club meets Tuesday at 3 30 at Mrs Henry T Ripley’s home. St John’s Total Abstinence Society praised helpers from the 250th parade. officers and guests led by Stephen T Ward and John E Harrington attended the event after dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Second Congregational
Dux Christus Club
Henry T. Ripley
John E. Harrington
Stephen T. Ward
Society
John V. Donoghue
Mathew Temperance Institute
Lowell
Thomas F. Twomey
Father Mathew Temperance Society of
North Billerica
Edmund Costello
Tessie McCabe
Westford Social Dance by Six Young Men
A social dance hosted by six young men from the Unitarian Sunday school filled the Friday event with strong attendance and success. Hibbard's orchestra provided music, with ice cream and cake in the lower hall. Aids included Edmund Whitney and others. Mr. Hildreth begins a driven well, funded by local generosity for a July 4 concert.
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Unitarian Sunday School
Hibbard
Edmund Whitney
Ray Hamlin
Nathaniel Decatur
John Feeney
Everett Hamlin
Allister McDougal
Charles L. Hildreth
H. C. Crocket
North Chelmsford
Celebration funds rise toward one hundred in Wigginville
Supt Alfred Dixon and the street department operate the steam roller on Lawrence street as fund pledges top eighty five for the 13th annual mission picnic. The children's day concert drew a large audience with a varied program by Lulu Palmer Jean Scotland Emma Ericson Lilla Bell Pearl McLean Susie McKee Alice Laprise Emma Loveley John Green and Percy Clay among others.
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Alfred Dixon
Lawrence Street
Alvin Sykes
Thomas McKee
Eliza Green
Marie Moore
Jacob Wallace
Goddard Carlson
George Allan
Lulu Palmer
Jean Scotland
Emma Ericson
Lilla Bell
Pearl McLean
Susie McKee
Alice Laprise
Emma Loveley
John Green
Percy Clay
Bertram
Mrs Enoch Foster dies in Tewksbury after two years
Mrs Enoch Foster passed away at her late residence Saturday afternoon about 5 30. She will be missed and had earned many friends since moving to Tewksbury two years ago. She supported youth, funded a gymnasium, aided the Foster school with a gift during illness, and leaves a husband and five sisters. Funeral is Tuesday at 2 15. The Almonts faced Sacred Hearts in Saturday's game, a close battle tied in the ninth before Sacred Hearts won 8 6 in the tenth. Miss Mary McBride travels to East Wenham for a two week visit. Children’s Sunday observance at the Congregational church postponed to the last Sunday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Foster
Almonts
Sacred Hearts
Mary McBride
East Wenham
Congregational Church
Funeral of George Boutwell of West Andover Held
The funeral for George Boutwell of West Andover was held Thursday at 2 pm from his daughter Mrs. Alfred A. Miner’s home in Lawrence. Ministers prayed and passages were read, the Wood Memorial church choir sang Nearer My God to Thee, and many relatives and friends attended. Interment followed at West Parish cemetery, Andover, with numerous floral tributes from family and local societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boutwell
West Andover
Alfred A. Miner
Andover Street
Lawrence
Wm. J. Twort
Free Baptist Church of
Edgar Park
Wood Memorial Church
Andover
Somerville
Cambridge
Methuen
West Parish Cemetery
S. H. Boutweil
Harriet Bertram
Ladies’ Club of
Amos Spurr
Ridmund Belknap
Lowell Registry Friends
Thomas Dow
Geo. H. Haseltine
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Wood Memorial Chapel
Flag selection urged before busy season peak
Our Flag Department notes it is the busiest season and advises early purchase of flags and smaller decorations as popular sizes may run short. The store emphasizes carrying all sizes in stock at A. G. Pollard & Co. basement location.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Sterling Palmist closes mail section for handwriting readers
A printer notices column reports the Sterling Palmist will stop reading hand specimens temporarily to catch up with mail sent since a free offer began. Readings are offered at 81 Merrimack Street in the Oriental Temple of Palmistry, with charges of 25 and 50 cents and hours 9 to 9. The page lists many named readers and their archetypal fortunes, from Mattie to Endymion, describing personalities, health, travel, wealth, and life events in brief palmistry notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Palmist
Courier-Citizen
Merrimack Street
Oriental Temple of Palmistry
Louise S
Alvin
Patience
Endymion
Holly
Apollo
Miss Joyal
Free 90 page vacation booklet offered by rail line
A Boston & Maine railroad agent offers a free 90 page booklet with over fifty half tone illustrations, a list of about two thousand resorts, and rates for rail and hotels. Write your address on a postal card for delivery. The J C Ayer Company employees raised several hundred dollars for hospital charity on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Flanders
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
J. C. Ayer Company
Marvelous Palmist Readings at Oriental Temple of Palmistry
Sterling Palmist offers palmistry and astrology Readings at 81 Merrimack Street daily 9 am to 9 pm with 25 or 50 cent charges. He claims many official endorsements and promises to read life events including marriage love law and business while ensuring discretion for ladies and gentlemen.
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Sterling Palmist
The Sterling Palmist Offers Palmistry At Merrimack Street
The Oriental Temple of Palmistry in the city at 81 Merrimack street advertises palm readings for 25 and 50 cents. Office hours are 9 p m to 9 p m daily including Sunday. Telephone 1380.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Temple of Palmistry
Merrimack Street
Tufts Men Hear Baccalaureate Sermon
Medford June 11 Dr Frederick W Hamilton acting president of Tufts College delivered the baccalaureate sermon to 250 graduates. His address centered on Galatians 6 2 Bear ye one another s burdens and so fulfil the law of Christ He paid tribute to late President Elmer H Capen whose influence remains felt at the college.
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Medford
Frederick W. Hamilton
Tufts College
Hamilton
Elmer H. Capen
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Missioners
Chelmsford
Mr. Hagerman
A. F. Earnshaw
Bernice Knowlton
Ralph Knowlton
Anna Bartlett
Chester Boyd
Isabelle Kettlety
Harold Boyd
Ralph Cole
Jessie Atwood
Mary Files
Miss Hardy
Lucy Comber
Roy Kittredge
Jennie Roby
Guy Kelly
Ralph Boyd
Madeline Wehr
Louis Lovering
Edward Russell
Earl Day
Wm. E. Livingston
Thorndike St
Graniteville
P. N
Alexander Straussence
Fey
Central Street
Westford
Wigginville
Tewksbury
Mattie
South
Goldier
Simon
Jimmy
L. C
Lillian
Ida
Clara Dewey
Roxanna
Lucy Fairfax
Mount of Mara
Alice F
Fleurette
Miss Llewellyn
Mary Charles
Fancey
Pansey
Inquirer
Anxious
James Boy
Louise
Alice Bright
Oriental Temple
St Merrimack St
Lowell, Mass
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