Pilgrimage to Ashby Hill Marks Unitarian Summer Meeting
North Middlesex Unitarian delegates from Lowell and nearby towns traveled by special train to Ashby for the annual summer meeting. The Ashby parish hosted a long day of services, sermons, reports, and music in a 100 year old church, with 282 delegates in attendance and 300 served at lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Middlesex Conference of Unitarian Churches
Ashby
Lowell
West Townsend
Thomas H. Elliott
M. O. Simons
Billerica
Geo. C. Wright
Westford
Chelmsfora
Emeline Harrington
Pepperell
Chas. Babbidge
D. D
E. Harrington
A. J. Rich
Milford
N. H
Granville Pierce
Chelmsford
Samuel Alliot
J. W. Roberts
Ayer
Mabbidge
Miss Harrington
Littleton
Lowell Free Church
Missionary Committee
I. F. Porter
Wright
Mr. Wright
S.A. Eliot
Boston
Eliot
Clara P. Bentley
Church of the Disciples
Buckehorn
C. T. Billings
Rinehart Wedding Held With Roses and Silk Lace Attire
The ceremony featured trim with silk lace and pearl fronts and roses in hand. Misses Ida and Agnes Rinehart of Worcester and Lizzie Rinehart of South Framingham attended. A luncheon followed, and the couple, Mrs and Mr Rinehart, planned a July 1 at home after a wedding tour. Gift offerings included a large box of flowers from Vermont.
Smith Snell Marriage Ties Lowell Banker and Bride
Albert George Smith a Merchants National Bank teller married Helena Bradford Snell at her parents Dorchester home. Rev Eu gene R Shippen officiated in a quiet ceremony attended by relatives. The couple will reside at 78 Broadway after a trip to the mountains and sea shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert George Smith
Merchants National Bank
Helena Bradford Snell
Issida K. Snell
Dorchester
Eugene R. Shippen
Unitarian Church
Lowell
Nathaniel Bateman and Katie Dee wed in Lawrence
Nathaniel Bateman of Lawrence and Katie Dee were married at 6 pm last evening at the Immaculate Conception church parochial residence. Rev Fr Joyce officiated. Best man William Bateman and bridemaid Annie Dee. The couple will reside at 28 Wilder Street South Lawrence and host friends from Lowell Haverhill and Boston with generous gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Bateman
Lawrence
Katie Dee
Putnam’s
Immaculate Conception Church
Joyce
William Bateman
Annie Dee
Boston
Wilder Street
Rinehart and Mason wed at Hopkins home
At 7 30 last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs A Hopkins on Third street John J Rinehart and Lizzie J Mason were married by Rev A E Wilson of the Paige street church. A large crowd witnessed the ceremony with Edith L Mason as bridesmaid and David Manning as best man. The bride wore white silk.
Delightful Home Wedding of Foster and Smith in Lowell
A private ceremony last night at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs J B Arthur 88 Branch street united Fred A Foster and Blanche I Smith both of Lowell as husband and wife Rev Row ley Green officiated ushers were T H Coggeshall and F I Hall The bridal party included the bride's mother Mrs Arthur who gave her away Present from out of town included Mrs Mary L Smith and Edward M Buchanan and wife of Lawrence with friends from Lynn Methuen and Andover After a honeymoon the couple will reside at 123 Wamscutt street Page Co catered
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Arthur
Branch Street
Rowley Green
Fred A. Foster
Blanche I. Smith
Lowell
T. H. Coggeshall
F. I. Hall
Arthur
Boston Couple Wed in Home Ceremony at 251 Appleton Street
At the bride’s parents home 251 Appleton street, 5 o’clock yesterday, Charles P. Hatch of Boston and Almira N. Lyman united in marriage by Rev. J. M. Greene. J. E. Hatch of Medford served as best man and Alice Fitch of Pittsfield was bridesmaid. A reception followed with elaborate decoration by Griffiths and Lohengrin march by Helen C. Taylor. Several out of town guests from Boston attended, including Charles Steere and Herbert N. Ackerman. The couple departed on the 3.25 train to Boston and the south, planning to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin W. Cunningham
Appleton Street
Charles P. Hatch
Boston
Almira N. Lyman
J. M. Greene
J. E. Hatch
Medford
Alice Fitch
Pittsfield
Jacob Nichols
Griffiths
Helen C. Taylor
John
Walter
Richmond
Harry Lyman
Ida
Ella Hatch
Hersom
Malden
Charles Steere
Golden Cross
Massachusetts
Herbert N. Ackerman
Otis Allen
South
Lowell Normal School Graduation Hails Women’s Progress
Speech excerpts praise women’s rising role in society, education and family. Remarks from Superintendent A K Whitcomb note diplomas and brevity amid ceremonial joy. The address lauds teachers and the graduating class for preparation for future work and leadership.
Hogan and Miss McTague Wed at St John Church Chelmsford
John E. Hogan and Miss Mary T. McTague were married in St. John's Church North Chelmsford by Rev. John J. Shaw yesterday morning. Best man was Frank W. Hogan. bridemaid Lizzie M. McTague. Reception followed at the bride's School street home. ushers included John E. Harrington Michael J. Gallagher John T. McTague and James F. Leahey. After a wedding trip they will reside in a new Main Street home.
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John E. Hogan
Mary T. McTague
St. John's Church
North Chelmsford
John J. Shaw
Frank W. Hogan
Lizzie M. McTague
School Street
John E. Harrington
Michael J. Gallagher
John T. McTague
James F. Leahey
Mrs. Hogan
Main Street
Perkins and Emery Wed in Elms Street Home Ceremony
Mr Frederick M Perkins and Miss Emily W Emery, active in the First Baptist church, married Wednesday evening at 58 Elm Street the bride's aunt home. Rev S T Ford officiated with a Ladies' Lyceum orchestra program. Arthur Foster served as best man and bridesmaids were Lottie Waite Grace Lincoln and Nettie Conant. Reception followed and the couple will be at home to friends Tuesdays in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick M. Perkins
Emily W. Emery
First Baptist Church
E. P. Hoole
Elm Street
S. T. Ford
Ladies’ Lyceum Orchestra
Arthur Foster
Lottie Waite
Worcester
Grace Lincoln
Nettie Conant
Lowell
Mrs. Perkins
Edwards and MacGregor Weds in West Chelmsford Ceremony
In West Chelmsford on Wednesday afternoon Frederick W. Edwards and Edith A. MacGregor, both well known, were married by Rev. D McIntyre of Barrington assisted by Rev. William Clark Geyer. Bridemaid Grace Conrad, best man Edward Fisher, over 100 guests attended. They will reside at their West Chelmsford home after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chelmsford
Frederick W. Edwards
Edith A. MacGregor
D. McIntyre
Barrington
N. H
William Clark Geyer
Methodist Church of
Grace Conrad
North Adams
Edward Fisher
Westford
Flour prices swing after week of decline
A weekly drop in flour prices has softened in the last few days with a steady rise again but not near former highs. Haxall flour sits around 6.50 to 7 dollars, down from 7 and 7.75 the prior week, while pastry values fell from 6.25 and 7 to 5.50 and 6.00.
White Cash Store opens Woonsocket branch at 360 Merrimack Street
The White Cash Store, a popular Woonsocket institution, opens a new Woonsocket branch at 360 Merrimack Street offering a wide selection of groceries and provisions at very low cash prices. The ad invites housekeepers to visit and place trial orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
White Cash Store
Merrimack Street
Lincoln Club Semiannual Meeting Heads to June Election
The Lincoln club plans its semi annual meeting in June with the election of officers. A heated contest is expected as reports note two factions are active in the club.
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Lincoln Club
City Dedicates Training School with Freedom of the City
In a noble ceremony Lowell publicly honors the training department, offering full privileges and support. Mrs Kate Gannett Wells lauds the normal schools role to the state. She praises teachers and parents, honoring Principal Coburn and his faculty as America was sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Whitcomb
City of
Lowell
Longfellow
Kate Gannett Wells
Boston
Massachusetts
Coburn
America
Wells
Conley
Kindergarten Graduation Exercises Under Miss Devereaux
After a short intermission the normal kindergarten class performed graduation exercises under Miss Annie W. Devereaux. The program featured kindergarten songs such as Summer is Coming Little Brown Seed Bird Thoughts and Poppy Lullaby and drew frequent applause from an attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie W. Devereaux
Lowell Welcomes Normal School Graduates to New Era
The Lowell school system celebrated the establishment of a new normal school, applauding its site and facilities. Speakers highlighted the city’s support, the need for comprehensive teacher training, and the aim to raise teaching to a profession equal to other fields. The event featured kindergarten plays, address by Miss Fisher, diploma presentations, and a tour of the building for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Board of Education
People's College
Normal School
Baker
Heverhill
Sarah Wilson
Reading
Larmere
Knapp
Chisholm
Marblehead
Bartlett
Chelmsford
Emery
Methuen
Yarns Go On Sale At Half Price In Basement Clearance
Zephir yarns at 60 cents per skein and Scotch yarns at 15 cents per skein are offered as a closeout from J G Cote's stock. German town and Bedford Ball yarns listed at reduced prices. All colors clean goods, basement sale.
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J. G. Cote
Zephir
Scotch
Germantown
Bedford
New York Market Report by Bright Sears Co
Financial notes from Bright Sears & Co cover today’s Boston and New York markets with brief movement summaries and highlighted leaders in early trading, including notable price shifts in key stocks and sectors. The report emphasizes opening trends and market tone for investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Three New Policemen and License Refund Recommendation
At a special police board meeting, George H. Young and Frank K. Marshall were promoted to regular officers. John I. Healey, George W. Robinson, and George S. Abbott became probationary officers. The board also recommended refunding 625 to the estate of the late John F. Prescott for the unexpired license term, with 1300 paid by J Henry Collins, yielding 2475 from the license originally 1800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
George H. Young
Frank K. Marshall
John I. Healey
Fulton Street
George W. Robinson
Wadsworth Street
George S. Abbott
D. N. Pickering
John F. Prescott
J. Henry Collins
Fete Committee Plans Patriotic Program At Gen Ames Residence
At a morning meeting the fete committee chose Borjes band the Post 42 band and the American orchestra for the June 30 benefit at Gen Ames residence. A French American young ladies company offering patriotic tableaux was accepted and assigned near the tennis court.
Reed held on habeas corpus in Fitchburg bail cut to 500
John Reed, of banco fame, appeared in Fitchburg on a writ of habeas corpus. A hearing on bail reduction reduced the sum from 2000 to 500. Judge Gaskill ruled Reed’s custody sufficient to protect Massachusetts and expressed belief he could be secured on sentence expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reed
Banco Fame
Fitchburg
Gaskill
Reed
Massachusetts
Patents Granted to Harriman and Locke in City
A patent was granted to Josiah Harriman of this city for a warp stop motion used on narrow weave looms. Another patent went to Charles W. Locke, assigner to the American Mason Safety Trade company of Saco Maine, for a tread for stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Harriman
Charles W. Locke
American Mason Safety Treade Company
Saco
Maine
Miss Calderwood Revital Program Cast Oversight
In the report of Miss Calderwood's revital an oversight left out participants. Ruth Wilder, Arthur Barnes and Helen Barnes formed a trio while Sadie MacDonald and Pearl Honey contributed a duet to the programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Calderwood
Ruth Wilder
Arthur Barnes
Helen Barnes
Sadie MacDonald
Pearl Honey
White duck fabric sale offers cheap skirts material
AG Pollard & Co reports a bleachery delivery of one case of white duck remnants for skirts suits and coats. Yard pricing 9 cents for full width and 3 to 4 wide at 9 cents on sale. regular goods priced 12 and 17 cents per yard. Limited stock and a note that white duck will be popular this season. Basement location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Pollard & CO
Taxi Fare Question from a Penny Pincher
A humorous exchange in Tit-Bits where a man asks a cabby the fare to Central Station. The cabby answers one shilling, prompting the man to decide to save money by walking instead.
Bargain Lace Curtains and Portieres at Low Prices
A Lowell ad lists genuine lace curtains in six styles and six ecru patterns sold in two lots with prices from 3.00 to 3.50 per pair. Also offered are chenille portieres, bathing suits, and a range of neckwear and ties. Freezers by Ohio and Lightning are advertised with demonstrations promised.
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Portieres
Palmer Street CentorAsie
Lowell
Ohio
Lightning
Merrimack Street
Bargain Gauze Remnants at Palmer Street Silk Dept
A small lot of gauze remnants in waist lengths about 25 pieces on the bargain table in the silk department. Regularly one dollar a yard, 24 inches wide, now 49 cents per yard at Palmer Street Right Aisle.
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Silk Dept
Palmer St
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Ashby's Church
Middlesex Unitarians
Pil
Grimage
Bateman-Dee
Rinehart-Mason
Foster-Smith
Lowell Normal School
Hogan-Mctague
Mra. F. I. Green
Gorman
Tex
Hartman
Alka
Bright, Sears & Co
New York Market
ASI Suman
Coe
Cvceeene Ae
Wss
Patcdibom Cocci
Atchison
Way
American ‘Tobacco Co
Brooklyn
New Jerseys
Tower M
Go Chesa
Wee
St Paul
Lake Shore
Loulaville & Nashville
Manmelad
Missouri Pacific
Mg Bay Bay
N.Y. Central
T.O
Union Pac
Boday
Western Union
Boston & Albany
Mining
Butte & Wor
Calvaret & Helden
Monuaua
Atlantic
Wgocoma
Crs
Dominion
Bay State Gas
Ccee
U.S
Monument National Bank
Charlestown
National Revere Bank
New Stock
Saky Ola
Boston National Bank
Washington National Bank
Lols i Freemans Dauodal Bank
Neponsct National Bank
Canton
Mase
Naumkoag Broan Comon
Aces Lody Babes Mig. CO
Masaachusetts Cotton Mille
Tarwrench
Mig. CO
Merrimack
Great Falls
Lowell Bleachery
Rutland & R
Ig McKay Shoe Machinery
Lowell Gas Light Co
Pynchon National Bank
Springfield
South End National Banks
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Tiyan Mills
Eveeersreree
Pass Rivers
Bos & Me
Concord & Mont
Tauiney RR
Fireman’s Life
Nat Tube Works CO
Dom Coalcolat
Chie & Southwestern KR
Chic & West Mieh
Board
Lowell, Chursdey
Lune
A. G Pollard & CO
Contra
Alste
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Ocean House
J. R. Mead
Hamilton
Bermuda
CEAN
York Beach
Ff, O. Kills & Co
Courier-Citizen
New England
Medina
Koneto
E. J. Medina
Hair Store
Merrimack ST
J. B. Goodwin
The
Courier
NN and Company
Appleton Building
Central Street
H. C. Cooper
CG. B. Bastiets
Avams
Gardner Bros
Pin Street
Lowell Highlands
Gately & Pearson
iAvana Solicitors
Dildreth
A.W. Brown
Middlesex Street
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