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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
10
Local notices and ads in Lowell paper June 14 1902
Burn Wilson's coal deals and bargains at Thompson Hardware Co Babbitt Optical Co offers. Alexander the Central street tailor updates New York styles for customers. Butter Thin Biscuit Kennedy New England delicacy. Gaul's Sacred Cantata The Holy City offered by Eliot church Sunday 4 30 PM. Take a camera on vacation and Thompson Hardware Co supplies photographic gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Thompson Hardware Co
Babbitt Optical Co
Dutton Street
Alexander
Central Street
New York
New England
Kennedy
Lowell
Gaul
Holy City
Eliot Church
Memorial Service for 14 Lost Members at Middlesex Street
Lowell lodge No. 95 I O O F held memorial exercises at Odd Fellows Temple Middlesex street. Fourteen members deceased in three years. F E Sanders read Scriptures. Mrs A H Slater sang. prayers by Rev J M Craig. remarks by Dr William M Jones Rev Craig and Rev N W Mathews. Bouquet donated by florist R A Griffiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Lodge No
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Middlesex Street
F. E. Sanders
A. H. Slater
J. M. Craig
William M. Jones
William M. Jones, Rev. Mr. Craig, and Rev. N. W. Mathews
R. A. Griffiths
Mathison and Irving wed at Westford street home
The marriage of Charles W. Mathison and Nellie Irving occurred Wednesday with many friends present. Rev. J. M. Craig of the First Presbyterian Church officiated. Jennie O. Mitchell was maid of honor and Harry Willison the best man. They will reside at 61 Tolman avenue after June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Mathison
Nellie Irving
Westford Street
J. M. Craig
First Presbyterian Church
Jennie O. Mitchell
Harry Willison
Mathison
Tolman Avenue
Harris Carp Wed Miss Alla Cohen at Local Synagogue
Mr Harris Carp of this city and Miss Alla Cohen of New York were married Friday afternoon at the Jewish synagogue on McIntyre street. Rabbi Elias Wolfson officiated. Bridemaids were Rose Barlofsky and Fannie Richards, with best man Abraham Barlofsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Carp
Alla Cohen
New York
McIntyre Street
Elias Wolfson
Rose Barlofsky
Fannie Richards
Abraham Barlofsky
Cosmopolitan Specialty Co to Present Irish Farce Act
The Cosmopolitan Specialty company presents The Three Shamrocks Gordons Video and Haverly at Lakeview theatre all next week. The popular vaudeville act features a parlor Irishman tale with new music and dances. Also on bill Glorine Manuel Romain The Musical Ravens La Petite Freddie and Walter C Steeley. Two daily showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordons Video
Haverly
Cosmopolitan Specialty Company
Lakeview Theatre
Glorine
Manuel Romain
Ravens
la Petite Freddie
Billy” Emerson
Walter C. Steeley
United Irish League to Meet at Jackson Hall Tomorrow
A large meeting of the United Irish league will be held at Jackson hall tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. John B. Delaney of Manchester New Hampshire will address the gathering. A musical programme, a report on league work in Ireland, and the election of officers are planned. Also noted is the Halifax to Vancouver railway distance of 3662 miles as the longest run without changing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Irish League
Jackson Hall
John B. Delaney
Manchester
N. H
League
Ireland
Halifax
Vancouver
Postum Coffee Alternative Restores Health After Tubular Illness
A Kearney Nebraska woman credits years of coffee with causing stomach and heart trouble. After switching to Postum and Grape-Nuts Breakfast, she reports dramatic health improvement including resolved fatty tumor, better digestion, and restored vigor over five years. Postum Co. Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Keb
Aly
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mick
Old Home Day Plans in City Hall Meeting
Old Home Week committee retools to Old Home Day with a $1500 budget cut. A veteran firemen tournament is set for July 31 with a $1000 allocation. Bonfire and band on Fort Hill and a South Common concert are approved. Souvenir and invitations to former residents are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Casey
Pickering
Grant
New England
Fort Hill Park
South Common
Colburns Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs John H Colburn marked a quarter century of marriage with a gathering at 45 Bowditch street last night. A golden oak rocker was presented by nephew Arthur W Colburn as guests from Waltham Bradford Reading and Dracut attended a program of songs phonograph selections and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Colburn
Bowditch Street
Saved from Injury but Not Grateful on 11.25 Train clash
Thomas Bagley of Morse Coach Company restrained a woman on the 11.25 train leaving North station yesterday. The woman tried to jump as her friend arrived late at Middlesex Street station. Bagley held her on the rear platform until she calmed and entered the car, claiming she would not enjoy the camp ground without her friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bagley
Morse Coach Company
South Framingham
Middlesex Street
Bagley
L. E. S Alumni Elect Officers at Regular Meeting
The L. E. S H S Alumni held a regular meeting in Pilgrim hall with strong turnout. John J. Cooper was elected president Hazen Pillsbury is vice president May Gallagher is financial secretary Annie Connolly is recording secretary Margaret Cunniffe is treasurer and George McHiroy is sergeant at arms. Arrangements were made for a moonlight Merrimack river excursion and a committee was formed to plan entertainment for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Hall
John J. Cooper
Hazen Pillsbury
May
Gallagher
Annie Connolly
Margaret Cunniffe
George McHiroy
Merrimack
Auction Sale Notices From Lowell And Woburn Estates
Executors auction in Woburn Massachusetts offers Herbert L Richardson estate on Salem street near Main with 120 foot frontage on a 30000 square foot lot. Open for inspection on June 11 and 16 with possession after sale. Cottage at 113 South Walker street to be sold at absolute auction June 17 with eight rooms and a four vehicle carriage house. Helen F Garner conducts listings with terms including a $350 deposit and easy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Massachusetts
Herbert L. Richardson
Salem Street
Main Street
Assass
John W. Johnson
Charles M. Ide
Federal Street
Boston
Walker Street
H. C. Greene
Helen F. Garner
Merrimack Plant Auction Promises High Income For Buyer
Next Thursday at 11 30 A M Modern Manufacturing Property offers a water power plant and extensive mill buildings in Merrimack New Hampshire. Rentals currently 3654 yearly with potential to reach 5500 6000. Inspect daily after 8 30 A M from June 14. Auction June 19 1902 near the vacant mill building with 10000 deposit due upon striking off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
Merrimack
New Hampshire
Morocco
A. J. Foster & Co
Boston
Excelsior
C. S. Nesmith
Table Shop
D. R. Jones
Knights of Pythias
Souhegan
Hillsborough County
Nashua
Manchester
Resignation Accepted At Fifth Street Baptist Church
At a prayer meeting the Fifth Street Baptist Church held a business session to act on Rev. Henry W. O. Millington’s resignation, tendered weeks earlier. After initial rejection the vote to accept was rescinded and then affirmed for August 31. The meeting also reviewed a $900 church improvements contract and authorized pulpit supply while deacons prepared resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Henry W. O. Millington
Millington
Halifax
N. S
Fifth Street
House of Worship
Feast of St Anthony Observed at Portuguese Church
St Anthony's Portuguese church will observe the feast with three morning masses at 7 8 and 10 30 and a musical vesper service at 7 30. The 10 30 mass is solemn and high. Visiting out of town priests will attend and a panegyric on St Anthony of Padua will be preached. Peter A Clune directs a choir performing pieces from Rosewig and Zwing. singers from city Catholic churches join in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony
St. Anthony’s
St. Anthony of Padua
Peter A. Clune
Rosewig
Zwing
Mr. Clune
Pelham Officials Deny Sunday Fishing Fines
Pelham officials deny that Sunday fishermen were fined for fishing on the Lord's day. The fines were for catching pickerel under ten inches in length. They claim no law prohibits Sunday fishing in New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham
New Hampshire
Dow and Bradley Inspect Mayor Bruce Property
Dr George W Dow and ex Councilman W H Bradley visited town yesterday to view the fences of ex Mayor Bruce who seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Fifth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Dow
W. H. Bradley
Bruce
St Pauls Morching Children Day Exercises
St Pauls Morching hosts an evening program titled Blest and Be Coming a Blessing with children performing during the annual Children’s Day exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Real Estate Turmoil Amid Emery Land Title Disputes
Stockholders of United Shoe Machinery meet today as Pawtucketville property holders face title muddles from deeds and releases not properly recorded. D. J. Murphy’s deeds conflict with acreage plans, fences, and measurements, prompting fears of broad title errors. O'Dowd plans a four story brick building with polo hall atop, while a new Immaculate Conception school would serve kindergarten instruction near Sherman and High street. Lowell site bids surface as a possible relocation for United Shoe Machinery, with Potter bidding $1.75 per square foot for John Street church property slated for continued church use if accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucketville
Emery
Philadelphia
D. J. Murphy
Murphy
Court House
High Street
Sherman
Immaculate Conception
United Shoe Machinery Company
Boston
Marston
Board of Trade
Lowell
Charles M. Potter
John Street
Potter
Real Estate and Building Notes Show Local Remodels
Real estate updates list remodeling on first floor at block 295 to 313 Middlesex Street near Revere Street owned by Boston parties with A L Grey as agent. Streets in Bennettville to be accepted after a hearing on the 19th. Gas and water mains planned. Residents Brunelle Vinal Potter Dwyer Grey projects noted. Textile school progress and settled labor dispute. Builders foresee a busy fall. Lowell downtown parcel negotiations by a Boston man and a Haverhill shoe firm seeking Lowell location via Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Street
Revere Street
Boston
A. L. Grey
Bennettville
Dr. Brunelle
Pawtucketville
New Moody Street
Arthur H
Davis
Lowell Drewntown
Haverhill
Lowell
Board of Trade
Real Estate Transfers Record Of Multiple Property Deals
A list of property transactions including land with buildings on Penn avenue South Walker street Howard street Nicolet street Phebe avenue Exeter street Moody Albert street Riverside street Lowell and Tewksbury Washington Park Frye street McGregor street Upham street Lakeview avenue Columbia street Aiken avenue Lincoln street and related figures showing transfers to numerous buyers for $1 or subject sums, including a large $11,160 noted in the Wheelock estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gray
F. A. Barclay
Penn Avenue
Chas. P. Comerford
John E. Frankland
Mary E. Hadley
Chas
FE. Tilton
South Walker Street
Calista T. Child
Selvy W. Kidder
Howard Street
Ethel S. Day
Aaron S. Thompson
Nicolet Street
Lucy Ann Robbins
Switzer Estate Et al
Arthur Genest
Phebe Avenue
Francis Day
Chas. H. Stackpole
Exeter Street
Albert J. Ryan
Alice M. E. Stryker
Moody Street
Albert N. Winslow
Dorcas A. Emery
Washington Park
Alpheus R. Kingsbury
Arthur and
Sarah Jasper
Billings Street
Fred G. McGregor
George E. Oelot
Westford Street
Avila
Joseph Sawyer
Riverside Street
James Calnin
Andrew C. Wheelock
Lowell
Tewksbury
P. Lynch
Fannie Mann
Adelia W. Foote
Frye Street
Carl G. Laurin
McGregor Street
Upham Street
Veda B. Moody
Leah Ann Kettlety
Lakeview Avenue
C. Marshall Forest
Stephen W. Abbott
Columbia Street
Daniel W. Bugbee
Patrick Griffin
Aiken Avenue
Allen Hallas
Guardian
Wm. H. Bamford
Lincoln Street
George H
Land Transfers Across Middlesex and Nearby Towns
A list of property sales across Middlesex towns including Chelsea Carlisle Dracut Tewksbury and Westford. Transactions show buyers such as Emma M Rus sell Gertrude Blaikie and William Kettlety paying nominal sums for lands and buildings in multiple districts with the Sybil Wilson farm noted in Carlisle and Otis Adams place cited in Dracut.
State board urges statewide pure vaccine lymph production plan
The Massachusetts State board of health reports to the House on manufacturing pure vaccine lymph. It recommends building and running an establishment to vaccinate, prepare, slaughter animals, and distribute vaccine, with annual production for about 150,000 people and maintenance costs of 20,500 dollars. It notes current supply relies on outside sources and warns of purity and safety risks without comprehensive inspection and strict supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Board
Boards of Health
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
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