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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1905

Page

9

Sterling Palmist Readings at 81 Merrimack Street

Palmistry proclaimed as science by the Oriental Temple of Palmistry and Astrology at 81 Merrimack Street. Hands read for 25 or 50 cents with daily hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Ladies invited to consult. recommendations from officials cited. claims include life readings, marriage, law, and business guidance and psychic powers. Telephone 1380 listed.

Sterling Palmist Oriental Temple of Palmistry Merrimack Street Courier-Citizen

Albert's Little Dinner Pill Promises Cure for Digestive Ailments

An English specialist Dr. C J Albert introduces a non physic remedy for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and stomach troubles. The pills strengthen weak stomachs digest food at meals and promise permanent relief with a money back guarantee. Sold by Falls & Burkinshaw Boston and local druggists.

C. J. Albert Albert Albert Chemical Co Boston Mass Falls & Burkinshaw

The Old Lowell National Bank Granted Charter Extension

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency certifies that The Old Lowell National Bank of Lowell Massachusetts is authorized to have succession for the period specified in its amended articles of association until close of business May 29 1906. The certificate is signed by William B Ridgely Comptroller of the Currency and bears the official seal.

Treasury Department Office of Comptroller of the Currency Washington, D. C Lowell National Bank Lowell County of Middlesex Massachusetts William B. Ridgely

Funeral for Mrs. Enoch Foster in Tewksbury Centre

Large funeral service held at Mrs. Enoch Foster’s home in Tewksbury Centre with Rev. Dr. Martin and Rev. Mr. Minchin officiating. A male quartet sang four selections. many floral tributes and attendees from Low ell YMCA and Littlefield box factory attended. Mrs. Foster leaves a husband and five sisters in Canada and the United States. interment was in Tewksbury Centre cemetery.

Enoch Foster Tewksbury Centre Martin Kirk Street Lowell Minchin Tewksbury Henry M. Billings Harold Patten Arthur Fairgrieve Clarence Clark Young Women's Christian Association of Littlefield Foster Fannie Munroe William Anderson Huntington Canada Maggie Munroe James Nicholson Winnipeg Manitoba Lottie Munroe Anderson Lowell Y Eva M. Yombard W. G. Barnard Josephine Houghton William Burtt Young Men's Christian Association Lillian Searle Tewksbury Gymnasium Boynton Susan Foster Mrs. Taylor Littlefield Box Factory Martha Butterick M. A. Patten James Jackson Hatch F. H. Farmer Solon W.stevens Children’s Home William T. Lewis Board of Selectmen Kitson Enoch W. Foster Howard Foster Fred C J. B. Currier

Funeral of Mrs Delia Alder ton at North Chelmsford

The funeral for Mrs Delia Alder ton was held Tuesday at her Main Street home and St John’s Church. Rev Edmund Schofield celebrated a requiem mass with Miss Josephine E McCabe at the organ. Mrs Alder ton leaves her husband Robert a son her mother and two brothers. Burial followed at St Patrick’s Cemetery in Lowell with Undertaker Mce Dermott in charge.

Delia Alderton Main Street St. John’s Church Edmund T. Schofield Josephine E. McCabe Delia Shields Robert Los Frank Carolin Lowell Bridget James Eddie Carolin John Flannery North Chelmsford Thomas McTeague John O’connell Stephen T. Ward Adelard Bordeau Anthony Munyon James P. Quigley

Chelmsford Sabbath School Concert Recital Highlights

The Sunday evening concert by the Chelmsford Sabbath school drew strong praise for careful preparation by Miss Alice Kennedy and Miss Elizabeth Byam. The program featured processional music, prayers by Rev. C. W. Williams, multiple songs and recitations by children led by several teachers, and solo performances, culminating in a lively display of talent and discipline.

Alice Kennedy Elizabeth Byam King's Highway C. W. Williams Fred Hedlowell Florence Kennedy Shepherd Kind Marion Bickford Ethel Park Mildred Winning Rose Paignon Edwin Byam Ellen Paignon Hazel Winnins Ellen Faignon Etta Fadden Mariel Stearns Lily Fish Nathan Lapham Miss Rose Fish

Dracut Public Library Receives Notable Artifacts

The Dracut library reports strong attendance at a trustees meeting led by S R Kitchen. The museum gathers historic items for visitors and vital town records await reference. Copies of Dracut records will be printed for all town and state libraries nationwide. Librarian Mrs Truman W Hill is on vacation in Vermont, while trustee Miss Rose E Peabody covers duties. The first gallery photo, Parker Tavern by Axon, is donated by P Hildreth Parker of Lowell. Town Clerk Silas R Coburn attended the Middlesex county town clerks banquet at South Framingham on June 9.

S. R. Kitchen United States Truman W. Hill Vermont Rose E. Peabody Axon Parker Tavern East Dracut P. Hildreth Parker Lowell Jonathan Parker Silas R. Coburn Association of Town Clerks of Middlesex County South Framingham

Men Named For Dracut Water Commission

A special Dracut water supply district meeting selected three candidates for water commissioners. Stephen R. Kitchen Charles R. Hodge and Daniel D Fox were chosen to appear on the ballot for the special town meeting at the Grange hall next Tuesday at 7:30 PM.

Dracut Stephen R. Kitchen Charles R. Hodge Daniel D Fox Grange Hall T. Frank Scott George H. Stevens

Westford Water Works Committee Organizes at Town Hall

The Westford Committee on Water Works met Monday evening to organize. Julian A Cameron was elected chairman and Edward Fisher secretary. Subcommittees will visit other towns with water systems to compare costs. A water supply is estimated at about $50,000. Members serve without pay and will report at the next annual town meeting.

Julian A Cameron Edward Fisher

Cavalry Troop F Officers and NCOs Honored at Drill

Just before the drill of Squad 8 Troop F Cavalry on Saturday June 10 Lieut Edward S Ricker received a pair of U S Cavalry regulation spurs from Capt Horace W Wilson former Troop F commander Corporal Charles S Taylor has been appointed sergeant of the squad by Capt Edward H Keyes

Troop F Cavalry Edward S. Ricker Horace W. Wilson Charles S. Taylor Edward H. Keyes

Nursing graduate Miss Morris of North Billerica

A group from North Billerica attended the Concord state hospital graduation exercises where Miss Mary Morris of Worth Billerica graduated among the diligent class of nurses. The Concord hospital program is noted for its thorough instruction and Miss Morris is regarded as one of the most talented graduates in recent years.

Miss Mary 'S Morris of Worth Billerica State Hospital Concord N. H North Billerica

N H Catholic Order of Foresters Elects Leaders

Rochester New Hampshire June 13 Following a reception for visiting delegates the state convention of the Catholic Order of Foresters held sessions at Grange hall after a parade and high mass at St Rosary church. Officers elected chief ranger J G Manier Berlin vice chief ranger Joseph Rousseau Nashua secretary Frank V Manseau Lancaster treasurer A L Peltisier Concord and directors L P Cote Somersworth P W N LaBronte Franklin Falls Massette Berlin Louis G Viroux Rochester A P Le Roux Lancaster.

Rochester N. H Order of Foresters St. Rosary Church Grange Hall J. G. Manier Berlin Joseph Rousseau Nashua Frank V. Manseau Lancaster A. L. Peltisier Concord L. P. Cote Somersworth P WN. LaBronte Franklin Falls Massette Louis G. Viroux A. P. le Roux

Berry Property To Be Distributed

Boston June 13 Justice Loring of the Massachusetts supreme court granted James D. Colt receiver of Chas. F. Berry to distribute to rightful owners properties and securities Berry managed. Berry, an agent for property valued at several thousand dollars, is presently missing.

Boston James D. Colt Chas. F. Berry Justice Loring Massachusetts Supreme Court Berry

Weather Wisdom for Uncertain Days

In days of uncertain weather the safest approach is to dress in clothing that is exactly unsuited to the weather you expect. The tip urges counterintuitive layering and material choices to hedge against rapid forecast changes and vary comfort.

Readings from the Sterling Palmist Handwriting Examples

The Sterling Palmist closes his office readings as a flood of mail arrives. The Courier-Citizen publishes answers to handwriting specimens, with names like SUSAN J. TH and EVANGELINE, noting traits and fates while inviting inquiries.

Sterling Palmist Courier-Citizen

Nickel Plate Road Offers Low Round Trip Rates to Pacific Coast

Nickel Plate Road announces very low round trip fares to Portland and other Pacific Coast points. Tickets to Portland and return are on sale daily for the Lewis and Clarke Exposition, with select days in June July and August to San Francisco and Los Angeles. For full route and sleeper details, write L. P. Burgess, N E P A, Queensland Building, Boston, Mass.

Nickel Plate Road Portland Pacific Coast San Francisco Los Angeles L. P. Burgess Qld South Boston Mass

Cabin fares and contact for travel information

Cabin $55 second cabin $37.50 third class $27.60 and upwards by accommodation and steamship. For general information apply to Kinders on Brothers, New York or Dennis Murphy, 18 Appleton Street, Low-

Kinderson Brothers New York Dennis Murphy Appleton St Low

The Critic and Outing Magazine Highlights

The June Critic and Outing feature tributes to Joseph Jefferson and William Winter, with reviews of books, serials, and art including Maxfield Parrish and a new Outing serial Red Fox. Other pieces cover travel essays, Ho rsemanship, and profiles of notable figures such as Bucky O Neill, plus Recreation for June and fashion notes in Delineator.

Joseph Jefferson William Winter Jeannette L. Gilder Jean Chamblin Lady Bobs Azores Maxfield Parrish Stevenson Charles G. D. Roberts Mr. Roberts Terry Java Mississippi River Clifton Johnson A. C. Laut Bucky” O'Neill Helen Berkeley-Lord Edouard Fontaine Paris Albert Bigelow Paine Zona Gale Longfellow Peter Freneau T. Cromwell Lawrence Holland W. Jay Mills Bordentown Mt. Washington Long Branch Allan ,Sutherland N. Hudson Moore

The Childs Dickens Retold for Young Readers

A compact review of a children friendly edition titled The Childs Dickens retold by Annie Douglas Severance. It notes simplification of Dickens plots for young readers while preserving major characters and moral threads. Illustrations feature Cruikshank plates from early editions.

Roark's Economy in Education book notice

Dr Roark's Economy in Education third in a pedagogical series surveys school management systems taxation boards and course of study. It covers home libraries museums and community educational links and serves as a text for normal schools and pedagogy departments. Roark is dean of pedagogy at the State College of Kentucky cloth 252 pages price 1.00 American Book Company.

Roark Ruric N. Roark State College of Kentucky American Book Company New York Cincinnati Chicago

Bedford and Western Divison Railroad Schedule Note

A Via Bedford operates Wednesdays and Saturdays only with change at Bedford. W Via Western Division. Wal not run until June 26, 1905 and will not run until July 2, 1905.

Bedford Western Division Woburn Winchester Boston Southern Division Ayer Junction Amherst Milford and Wilton Greenfield Peterboro Bennington Hillsboro Keene and Way Nashua Manchester Concord Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Warner Bradford Sunapee Newport N. H Claremont Claremont Junction St. Johnsbury Lyndenville Wells River Montpelier Essex Junction Burlington St. Albans St. Johns Montreal Wakefield Junction Wilmington D. J. Flanders Ticke H. C. Taft Lowell

Calvin Austin and Hanscom at Foster's Wharf Boston

Calvin Austin vice president and general manager and A H Hanscom general partner at Foster's Wharf Boston Mass are noted in the transfer listing. Foster's Wharf in Boston appears as the site of the business arrangement with G P and T. A. Foster.

Union Wharf Boston Halifax Hawkesbury Charlottetown A. W. Perry Calvin Austin V. P Gen A. H. Hanscom G. P T. A. Foster's Wharf Mass

Boston and Maine Railway Timetable Corrections

Corrected timetable shows train departures from Merrimack Street and Middlesex Street stations in Lowell for Boston and Boston area destinations, including Sundays services. It lists dozens of daily, weekend, and holiday times for routes to Lawrence, Haverhill, Newburyport, Portsmouth, Amesbury, Salem, and more with special notes on certain dates and lines.

Merrimack Street Depot Lowell Boston Middlesex Street Station Lawrence and Haverhill Lawrence Reading Roseton Western Division Salem Mass Newburyport Amesbury Portsmouth Haverhill Bridge Hampton North Hampton York Beach R. R Exeter Dover Rochester Alton Bay Somersworth N. H Saco Old Orchard Portland Lewiston Augusta Bath Waterville Bangor Belfast Skowhegan Rockland St. John N. B Halifax Frank Jones

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