June Day Length and Times Report
A brief daily note records June sunrise at 4.07 and sunset at 7.23 with a length of day of 15.16 hours and moonrise at 9.23 p.m.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
8
Weather Update Shows Heaviest Pre-Noon Then Clearing
The report notes yesterday near noon brought the day's heaviest weather, followed by clearing skies and oppressive heat into the night. Morning brought a half gale from the northwest with a fair forenoon and breezy conditions.
Pelham Cigar and Morse’s Hacks Offerings on Saturday
Interesting bicycle races are booked for the Fairgrounds Saturday. Chris Holmes has made large purchases of shirt waists tailor made suits and white confirmation dresses at about 50c on the dollar. See Chris Holmes advertisement. The University Quintet will give a concert at Paige Street F B R church Friday the 15th. Manchester Union praises the quintet and Mr Haynes and Mr Brown receive acclaim for their performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne
Morse
Fairgrounds
Chris Holmes
University
Paige Street
F. BR
Manchester Union
Haynes
Holy City
Brown
Lieutenant Bell to Command Ambulance Corps at Camp
The Lowell ambulance division is disbanded for the annual first brigade encampment at South Framingham. Lieut R E Bell, longtime Lowell commander, will lead the entire corps as Capt Myles Standish cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
South Framingham
R. E. Bell
Myles Standish
Army drill and camp plans headlined at Lawrence armory
Busy scenes at the armory last night as C and G boys finish field work for Camp Dewey in South Framingham. Co M held a drill with Col Donovan of Lawrence praising the effort. Next Tuesday a battalion drill will take place at the Lawrence armory with Company M of Lowell and Company F of Lawrence. Captain Joubert of Co F will head to camp this year and is set to become a major after ten years in the State militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dewey
South Framingham
Co. M
Col. Donovan
Lawrence
Company M
Lowell
Capt. Joubert
Co. F
State Militia
Ladies Black Kid Slippers Half Price at Auction
W. Races on Saturday offers a single lot of samples of fine Dongalo and Vici kid sandals with ribbons and London toes. Priced from $1.00 to $1.50 per pair, all in one lot for 79 cents. Early buyers pick the $1.50 qualities at half price. Basement. A G Pollard & Co. Also bicycle races planned at the fair grounds Saturday with fast times expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A. G. Pollard & CO
Flower Queen cantata staged at Fifth Street Baptist church
The Flower Queen cantata, directed by Mrs. L F Porter, delighted last night’s audience at Fifth Street Baptist church under the Sixtéen society auspices. Dressed as poppies, the young cast featured Mabel Miller Recluse and Mrs Murray Pratt as queen with notable solos. George P. Wood donated fir boughs for the forest setting, while Julia Fox crowned the rose queen and Hattie Tate portrayed the touch-me-not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street Baptist Church
L. F. Porter
Mabel Miller
Murray Pratt
Hattie Tate
Sacred Heart Pupils Present Excellent Huntington Hall Concert
The Sacred Heart School pupils staged a strong two part program at Huntington hall last night. A large audience enjoyed overtures choral pieces solo numbers recitations and a patriotic two act operetta Old Glory. The event featured many named performers from the school and training staff with Mrs T F McFannon directing and Miss Adelaide Sullivan accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart School
Huntington Hall
O Sacred Heart
Marian
Palace Garden
Kathleen McLean
Annie McElholm
Helen Martin
Marian Carey
Council of Philosophers
Doctor Pancrace
Jas. Murphy
Murphurius
Malachy Craig
Mr. Sganarelle
Frank Marren
Air Varie
Dancia
Hanna M. Barrows
John Warburton
C. E. Leslie
Francis T. Janten
Walter F. Rousseau
Winnifred C. Clancy
Mary J. Maguire
Gertrude O'Dwyer
Marguerite O'Dwyer
Jennie Kirwin
Anthony J. Schindler
P. James Kirwin
Thomas Sheridan
Leo Donnelly
Thomas Ryan
Thomas Sheehan
Frank Maguire
James Scott
James Wilbur
James Murphy
Felix McCarron
William Quinn
Edward Sheridan
John Kirwin
Walter Rousseau
Chas. Fitzpatrick
Frank Teague
Thos. McMahon
Adelaide Sullivan
Large Attendance at St Anne's Girls Friendly Society
The Girls' Friendly Society of St Anne's church drew a large attendance for an event featuring entertainment and delicious strawberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Friendly Society
Girls’ Friendly Society of
St. Anne’s Church
Strawberry festival by Grave Universalis church group
The annual festival by the Young People's Society of Grave Universalis church was held last evening. Strawberries cream and ice cream were served by many young ladies led by Mrs Alanson Gray and Mrs F A White. Readings by Miss Lillian O'Brien, singing by Mrs Milo W Hale, and a comediella The Nettle presented by Miss Ethel Livingston and Mr Warren C Hill impressed a large audience. Livingston and Hill showed notable talent in amateur and professional styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. McFannon
Harriet Conant
James Bell
Gertrude Edmund
Miss Saunders
Miss Swapp
Amelia Bennett
Mina Wheeler
Linda Armstrong
Ada Holt
Addie Kimpton
Lucinda Stuart
Gertrude Rundlett
Minnie Bernard
Lizzie Kitchen
Annie Jones
Gertrude Edgerton
Fannie Cullen
Fancy Table
A. St John Chambre
Mabel Hill
Miss Greenhalge
Miss McArthur
Miss McSheane
Miss Chadwick
Miss Garner
North Billerica
Mae Mowatt
Harriet Ferguson
Ethel Forbes
Annie Douglas
Amy Johnson
Young People’s Society of Grave Universalis
Alanson Gray
F.A. White
Lillian O’brien
Milo W. Hale
Ethel Livingston
Warren C. Hill
Trip to Revere Beach Outing by First Baptist Choir
Members of the First Baptist Church choir enjoyed a beach excursion to Revere yesterday despite threatening weather. About 35 people joined the trip that left at 7:45 a.m. A fish dinner attracted attendees and by late afternoon the sky cleared enough to enjoy the beach. There was no set return time and the group returned late in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Beach
First Baptist Church
West Australian Racing Shows The Pluggers Rising Fame
A letter from Bill Martin describes strong success in Western Australia including a nile handicap win, fast times and large crowds. He recounts travel, customs fees, and optimism as he rides Rover bicycle and competes at Fremantle, Perth, and Boulder with a notable reception and forthcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Martin
Australia
Lce
Martin
West Australia
Bill
West
Martin Ito
Melbourne
Albany
Perth
Fremantle Foresters
Wamed Levien
William Martin
Fremantle
A. Cc
North Billerica and Zions to clash at Fordway Park
Cricket action at Fordway Park North Billerica on June 16 with North Billerica led by C Hurst and W Butterfield facing Zions captained by W Nelson. Mohairs meet Merrimacks at Merrimack grounds in a league game with David Hird captain and a large rooters’ party slated to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Billerica Cricket Club
Zions
Fordway Park
North Billerica
C. Hurst
W. Butterfield
H. Brown
W. Gath
J. Aspin
C. Butterfield
W Ballington
L. Fielding
J. Greenwood
A. Butterfield
T. H. Broadbent
Albert Cox
W. Buckley
J. T. Stott
The
W. Nelson
M. Tonge
BE. Chippendale
T. Hoyle
W. Midgley
H. Hadley
E. Nelson
J. Howarth
H. Davis
J. Bowring
J. Haworth
H. Madena
Midgley
J. Foster
Mohairs
Merrimacks
Lawrence
Merrimack
Rooters
David Hird
J. Priestley
Charles Aveyard
T. Southam
J. Moss
Wm. Bingley
Jos. Harrison
Charles Waite
B. Southam
Theron Stirks
M. Greenwood
Buntings
Merrimack Valley League
Methuens
Bunting
Andover
Methuen
Outing at Lakeview by Boston Cloak and Suit staff
Employees of Boston Cloak and Suit, led by proprietor Mr. J Kaplan, enjoyed an afternoon and evening outing. They traveled by flag decorated barge and private carriages to Willow Dale and Lakeview, dined on turkey under D L Page Co supervision, then attended a Lakeview theatre box. Members included Mr and Mrs Kaplan and several clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kaplan
Boston Cloak and Suit Store
Lakeview
Barge
D. L. Page Co
Lakeview Theatre
Kaplan
Evie Shows Evidence of Good Training in Recital
Last night Evie performed a recital that reflected strong training and discipline. The program highlighted technical precision and expressive range, suggesting solid preparation by her instructors and steady progress in her musical development.
Doctors See No Change in Smallpox Patients
Dr. E. O. Livingston reports the contagious hospital patients show no change in condition and he believes all will recover. The board of health will meet this after noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Livingston
Contagious Hospital
Board of Health
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