North Billerica public school exhibition draws crowds
The annual North Billerica public school exhibition at Thomas Talbot Memorial hall drew 250 scholars and a standing room crowd as cradle songs in many languages and other performances impressed the audience. The program featured Miss Amy Hosmer, Miss Rogers, Miss Sweetman, and Miss Tracey among others with J. Avison Baker as musical director.
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North Billerica
Thomas Talbot
Talbot Grammar
Harding
Miss Shea
Sweetman
Tracey
Union Hall
Miss Rogers
Amy Hosmer
Roselle Lowe
Alice Maxwell
Gertrude Maxwell
Miss Sweetman
Grandma
Miss Tracey
Addie Trefry
Harry Hull
Handsome Man
Annie L. Dauckert
Annie Hoar
Stella Chandler
Maud Campbell
Sadie Godet
Mr. Harding
Grounds Recital By Alumni and Students Friday Evening
A Friday evening event gathers past and present pupils for a grounds recital. Attendees include former students and current pupils performing selections in a shared program at the school grounds.
Littleton Notes on Local People and Movements
In Littleton, nurse Miss Kyar left town to tend Mrs. Robbins’s memory patrons. Families connected by telephones link to the outside world as Mr. W. E. Conant’s circle notes. Prof Walter Sargent and Sister Edith plan moving to North Adams for three days weekly duties, leaving many friends. Unitarian Guild meets with topic In Tune With the Infinite led by Mrs. A. M. Hendley. Julius Gates of Ashby visited his aunt Mrs. Anna Whitcomb. Eleanor Lane vis its sister in Newton. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Priest visited Boston. children staying with Mrs. Hendley. Miss Fannie A. Sanderson, high school assistant, escorted junior class to Wellsley College for a delightful day. W.
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Etta Miller
Boston
Miss Kelton
Mary Ellis
Bertha Dimock
Spider and
Mary Folsom
Bertha Spaulding
Nellie Dewire
Tom Thumb
Cyrus Carr
Tag
Eva Buckley
Stella Chandler
Edna Fellows
Caroline Gleason
Mary Dewire
Robin Redbreast
Sadie Godet
Dolly
Marion Blodgett
Evelyn Spaulding
Pya Buckley
D. W. Hardy
Vivian B. Small
Holyoke College
Mary H. Clemens
Miss Small
Town
Abby Meade (Jaquith) Damon
Fitchburg
Jacob Jaquith
Abraham Jaquith
Billerica
Laura A. Sanders
Athol
A. A. Bent
Old Ancestral Home
Old South Burial Ground
David Hill Coolidge
Sweetwater
Bedford Springs
Councilman
George E. Gragg
Waltham
Mary E. Monroe
Unitarian Church
Frederic A. Morey
Miss Butterworth
Ruth Gleason
Frederic Casey
Marion Kohlrausch
Loring Gleason
Elizabeth Norcross
Edgard S. Wiers
Willa Morris
Edna Robinson
Marion Gleason
Nelson Dickey
Lord
Luella Hutchins
MotherWorth
Eva Kerr
Ohio
Butterworth
Wiers
Bedford
Lowell and
Shawsheen
Searles
Lowell
Boston and Lexington
Arlington Heights
Billerica and
Arlington Boat Club
Arlington
Billericas
Chelmsfords
Louis Crosby
Wakefield
Danforth Lodge
K. of P
Vivian Small
Unitarian Guild
A. M. Hendley
Julius Gates
Ashby
Anna Whitcomb
Eleanor Lane
Newton
C. F. Priest
Printing Office Sold to Fall River Man in Concord
W B Conant sold his printing office and business to R P Hamblen of Fall River and will retain control of the Patriot. The plant was sold to free editor to pursue outside work. Also noted are law grad Walter A. Carr cum laude from Boston University, non-visible badges policy for police, Chamberlains to sail to Europe, Co I officers elected, and upcoming Orthodox church Sunday activities with Bible presentations and plant distributions.
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W. B. Conant
R. P. Hamblen
Fall River
Conant
Patriot
Walter A. Carr
A. B
Williams College
Boston University Law School
A. T. Chamberlain
Europe
Co. I
J. S. Hart
F. T. Jackson
J. W. Hagerty
Orthodox Church
Chelmsford Strawberry Festival And Evening Music
In Chelmsford the Unitarian society held a strawberry festival in the vestry with strawberries and ices followed by a strong musical program including a cornet solo by Roy Allen and vocal selections by Miss Hattie Woodworth Miss Alice M Stearns and others Readings were given by Miss C Richardson a duet by Misses Woodworth and Stearns and piano by Miss Emmalde Parkhurst The committee in charge included Mrs Edgar F Parkhurst Mrs Ralph W Emerson and several others A pleasant lawn party followed at the Russell grounds by the Baptist society on Wednesday evening.
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Unitarian Society
Cornet
Roy Allen
Hattie Woodworth
Alice M. Stearns
E. J. Robbins
E. L. Stearns
C. Richardson
Arthur M. Warren
Emmald Parkhurst
Edgar F. Parkhurst
Ralph W. Emerson
Winthrop
A. Parkhurst
Martha §. Simons
M. Florence Perham
The
Baptist Society
Russell
North Chelmsford Sees Summer Baseball Popular Evening Practice
On Friday afternoon June 21 the high school closes for summer vacation. Baseball thrives as pleasant evenings bring many players to the village common. Frank D. Small Joseph J. Quigley William J. Hoyle and other crack players display strong skills. Small fields and bats well Quigley is a top local pitcher Hoyle covers many positions outside pitching. Clover club plans summer games against Lowell and other teams and aims to perform well.
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Frank D. Small
Joseph J. Quigley
William J. Hoyle
Small
Quigley
Hoyle
Clover Club
Lowell
Clovers
Forge Village Dance and Social Draws Town Guests
Last Friday’s village hall dance drew a loyal crowd with attendees from Lit tleton Harvard Groton and Ayer. The Episcopal society hosted a social on Thursday with ladies of the sewing circle providing refreshments and the young folk presenting an entertaining program. Mr and Mrs Frank White and children of California are visiting Mrs E Splain. Miss Gertrude White of Lowell visited relatives here. Miss Rosa Dufort of Leominster visits her sister Mrs Hugh Daley. Master Roy Darling is recovering from a serious pneumonia illness.
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Episcopal Society
Littleton
Harvard
Groton
Ayer
Frank White
California
E. Splain
Gertrude White
Lowell
Rosa Dufort
Leominster
Hugh Daley
Roy Darling
About the House column from Lowell Weekly Journal
Fragmentary notice indicates a department named About the House offering practical tips, recipes, hints, and thoughts for readers. It invites lady readers to submit items to the Lowell Weekly Journal for consideration.
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Lowell
Lowell Weefy Journal
My Fairy Wife Keeps Heart in Home and Faith
A verse celebrating a wife as a fairy-like, cherished partner living simply in a homey Kentucky setting. The poem praises her happiness, neatness, devotion, and Sabbath churchgoing, noting she loves the speaker more than life and is named by Kentucky Belle, Huntsville, Ky.
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Jesus
Kentucky Belle
Huntsville
Veal Patties and Cherry Trifle from Vintage Recipes
Instructions describe filling for veal patties using veal stock cream butter flour and egg yolks with options like chopped mushrooms capers and onion juice. Also presents cherry trifle with whipped cream lemon and powdered sugar, assembled on ladyfingers to form a rooflike dessert and chilled before serving.
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New York Tribune
Editorial Reflections On Household Fashion And Kitchen Etiquette
The piece discusses modern shirt waists favoring soft natural fits with minor tucks, and praises crepe paper for lamp shades and home decor. It admonishes keeping frying pans in the kitchen, notes the fridge should smell clean, and jokes about a woman's nose at the open refrigerator. It also weighs rhubarb sauce versus strawberries in spring menus.
Gala Day Luncheons A Delicate Japanese Children's Luncheon
A description from Mrs C B Burrell outlines two themed school lunches with Japanese and Alice in Wonderland motifs. Details include a darkened dining room, paper lanterns, back to back Japanese dolls, a lacquer candy box centerpieces, and ice cream shaped as Japanese children. Menus feature celery soup scalloped fish stewed chicken peas bread and butter celery salad crackers and cocoa.
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C. B. Burrell
Life’s miseries from a backache and kidney cure
A Lowell reader endorses Dean’s Kidney Pills as effective against backache tied to kidney weakness. The ad praises rewards of early treatment, cites Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo as U.S. agents, and lists Carter & Sherburne as dealers.
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J. D. Ellis
John Street
Dean
Ellingwood & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
Household Hints From an Old Paper
Fresh grated cocoanut with sugar and nuts makes a fine sandwich filling. For burnt dishes and blackened plates wash with water and ashes to soften the scorched parts without damage. A medical authority says cheese should be eaten daily as the most valuable animal food. Save white cotton rags to make rugs for bathrooms by cutting into strips and weaving with a blue warp.
American girls abroad should guard propriety, warns Charlotte Bird
A quote from Charlotte Bird in the January Woman's Home Companion urges that American girls abroad remain discreet and well behaved to protect the reputation of all women back home. It cautions guardians against exposing unprotected youths to temptations, even as travel brings benefits.
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Europe
Charlotte Bird
January Woman's Home Companion
Nutrition During Sickness Shows Diet Can Add Weight
Professor van Noorden argues that proper nourishment drives recovery more than disease severity. He notes early focus on dishes faded as metabolism theory guided care, reducing weight loss and shortening convalescence. He cites typhoid patients gaining weight with careful rationing and timing, while insects probe their meals.
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Professor van Noorden
International Monthly
Chocolate Cream Recipe From a Cooking Class
A teaching recipe for chocolate cream suggests melting four ounces of unsweetened chocolate with three quarters of a cup of sugar, adding one quart of scalded cream, then stirring five minutes over heat. After cooling, beat eight eggs with one teaspoon vanilla, bake in a buttered mold in a hot-water bath for about an hour, then chill and unmold carefully.
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Asa Pollard Society
Miss Dodge
Julia A. Birdsall
Fredericksburg
Virginia
National Cemetery
Jerome Peirce
Butterfield
5Th Army Corps
First Baptist Church
Billerica Centre
Martha White
Concord
N. H
Carrie Tingley
George Farmer
Howe High School
L. W. Faulkner
Helen Mary Kelton
Pres
Chelmsford
North Chelmsford
Forge Village
P. F. Devine
Merrimack Street
Salisbury Beach
A. J. Lloyd
Fololol
MY Fairy
New York Post
E. M. Lucas
Carter & Sherburne
Halifax
Oliy
Nova Scotia
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Prince Edward Island
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ITTE
Yarmouth
Boston and
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Sydney
Bras d’Or Lakes
Straits of Cansoffective
Lewis Wharf
Washington Street
J. A. Flanders
Pass Agt
H. Downing Agt
Atlantic Ave
Glasgow
United States Mail
New York
Londonderry
Henderson Brothers
Broadway
Eee Denis Murphy
Appleton Street
Owell
Arthur Rhodes
Mr. Rhodes
Caleb L. Smith
Grogery
A.W. Brown
Fellows
Snyder Bros
Central Street
Merrimack
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W. E. Dodge
Act
Central St
Emery
A. J. Ryan
Hildreth Buildings
Merrimack Square
Elerries
Merrimac's Square
HW. J. Howe
Courier-Citizen
Massachusetts
H. Elliott
Middle Street
Russell & Boynton
Upton & Gilman
Middlesex Street
Joel Knapp & Son
McLaughlin
St. South Ee
Huntington Steet
L&t
Tate
Howard Katete
C. H. Nelson
Mansur Street
Ward & Burnham
Savings Bank Buldin
Centramvilre
Highlands
Bon Marche D. G. Co
Charles Wheeler
Thorndike Street
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