Funeral of Supt Davis Brings Silent City to Lowell
The burial of Geo R Davis former Lowell police superintendent drew hundreds in Huntington street and Edson cemetery as city officials, Police Board members, and delegations from Columbia council and various orders mourned. Rev Hewitt led the service with a brief sermon. floral tributes numbered many and the Lowell Military band led the funeral procession to the gravesite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. R. Davis
Lowell
Edson
Huntington Street
George R. Hewitt
Hiiot
George R. Davis
Maine
New England
Sons of Maine
Fle
Apollo Quartette
Davis
Columbia Council
American Mechanics, Passa
Conaway
Red Men
Knights of Pythias
Lowell’ Military Band
Frank B. Dow
Peter J. Brady
Harry R. Rice
Police Board
John A. Faulkner
Wm. B. Moffatt
Wm. R. Kew
Nathan D. Pratt
J. B. Currier
John P. Davis
Crescent
William P. Murphy
Order of United American Mechanics
Leslie Barnes
J. J. Harvey
Fred
Elmer
Edward
Charles
John Davis
Edward Davis
Emma Vining
John O'Rourke
Laflamme and Allen
D. T. Finnegan
John J. Reagan
J. F. Ryan
P. Dempsey
Ed. Gallagher
T. J. Kennedy
J. T. O'Connell
E. L. Nickerson
A. G. Thompson
C. EL. Collins
Elmer EB. Davis
N. D. Pratt
Joe V. Meigs
Donaldson, Goodwin
Laflamme
Allen
Bumps
Gregg
William B. Moffatt
Jas. Q. Birtwell
Capt. Kew
Lieut. Brosnan
Sergis
Central Fire Station
Marshal O'Sullivan
Lawrence
Eaton
Nashua
N. H
Healey
Manchester
McKenna
Waltham
O'Dowd
Cloyes
Cambridge
Tarbox
Obituary for Mrs Daisy Flanders Macdonald of Lowell
Daisy Flanders Macdonald born February 7 1876 in Lowell died suddenly Monday afternoon at Quincy market Merrimack Street where she worked as book keeper for George Fairburn. Survived by husband James Lawrence Macdonald parents Charles H and Myra A Flanders sister Jennie I Flanders. Funeral Thursday May 20 at 2 p.m. at 8 Osgood Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Flanders Macdonald
Charles H. Flanders
Myra A. Flanders
Macdonald
George Fairburn
Quincy
Merrimack Street
Lowell
James Lawrence Macdonald
Jennie I. Flanders
Flanders
Osgood Street
James
Stone
Ipswich
Harriet Stone
Edward
A Snell
Cottage Street
Jane Evans
Joseph Evans
George BE. Eyaxa
Stevens Street
Investment notes list firsts and bonds at Albany offices
The record catalogs several railroad and company bonds with first and 4s 5s 6s certificates from lines including Ohio R and A Div Con 1st, Evang a Haute 1st, Iowa Co 1st, Louis and Chic Ind Div 1st, Central Ry Con 4s, Missouri Pacific Trust 5s, Minn Gen Elec 1st Con 5s, St L Iron Mt So Refd 4s, with office addresses at 27-29 Pine Street and 65 State Street, Albany NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookie Waleen
Ohio
Evang.a .Rre Haute
Iowa
Iowe Coy
Ry Co
Louis &Chic
Ind
Central
Missouri Pacific Trust
Minn
Elec
Mob
Ohbio
Montgomery
Rio Grande Western
St. L
Iron Mt. & So
Funeral Notices for Alice Morris and Richard J Sparks
The funeral of Alice Morris was held at 2 30 PM from 5 Stronquest Avenue with burial in St Petey cemetery. Richard J Sparks was laid to rest at St Patrick's cemetery after a service from 59 Elm Street with mass at St Peters Church and orchestral music, attended by many relatives and friends from Cambridge Boston Haverhill and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Morris
Stronquest Avenue
St. Petey’s Cemetery
Rogers
Richard J. Sparks
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Elm Street
Cambridge
Boston
Haverhill
Lawrence
St. Peter’s Church
Gorham Street
FP. Mullin
James E. Donnelly
Schmidt
Mollie Ivers
Faure
James HE
Donnelly
Haggerty
Hugh Walker
J. Henry Dunham
Charles A. Kelley
Albert A. Sparks
John Nolan
Richard
William Harrigan
J. H. Dunham
Kate Murphy
the Arlington
Sparks
John Oates
Martin Heeren
Mary Costello
Joseph Courtney
Owen Donohoe
Miss Lennon
Abbie Higgins
Anna Greene
Kitty Powers
Gormley
Theresa Monahan
Mullin
Holt Infant Son Born in Harrison Place Home
In this city on June 17, Edward, infant son of Ralph and Mary Holt of 3 Harrison Place, was welcomed into the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Edward
Ralph and
Mary Holt
Harrison Place
City Hall notes and Pawtucket bridge vote
The common council plans a regular meeting tonight. Aldermen discuss repairing the Pawtucket bridge for 5900 from the general treasury and 6000 by borrowing, with a reconsideration notice on the lower board. Elijah Nixon heads to Britain with 35 friends, Dunfey street gathering features piano solos and duets, with cake and ice cream served by the Axon sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
General Treasury Fund
Elijah Nixon
New England
British Isles
Dunfey Street
Mary Wilson
Capitola Weeks
Alice Axon
Elijah Axon
Messrs
Patrick Begley
John O’'Donohue
Clara
Agnes
Agnes Axon
Young Reginald F Smith to teach in the Philippines
Reginald F Smith of Lowell just appointed by the U S government to teach young Filipinos. He will be 23 next September after graduating from Tufts college today. He has been active in athletics including football and earned prizes in contests. His father Dr Herman J Smith urged him to take the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald F. Smith
Lowell
United States
Herman J. Smith
Tufts College
Philippines
U. S
Market gains and futures in early trading drag stocks higher
Morning dealings show strong gains in several issues led by Boston and Montana rising to 474, highest in history. Amalgamated slips after a 3 percent retreat, Dominion Coal climbs from 38 to 40 as tractions stay strong. New England Gas weakens to 6 percent, while sugar refiners expect light demand and lower prices ahead. Mo Pacific declares 2.5 percent semi annual dividend rights to subscribe at par, increasing total stock to 77 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Montana
Butte
Amalgamated
Dominion Coal
New England Gas
Mo. Pacific
Probate actions list wills and administrations in local courts
Wills presented for James H. Ayer Patrick Barrett James Bassett Lyman J. Frost Alcey S. Hamblett Wm Parsons Mary O'Brien Abner C Stockin. Administrations granted for Annie M. Warren Geo F Bell Harriet B. Parker George Watson Albert H Abbot Adelaide A St George. Chas H Conant named bankruptcy trustee in Gustaf Chelean case. Hearing on Merrill removal to continue at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Ayer
Chemsford
Patrick Barrett
Shirley
James Bassett
Lowell
Lyman J. Frost
Alcey S. Hamblett
Dracut
Wm. A. Parsons
Wakefield
Mary O'Brien
Somerville
Abner C. Stockin
Watertown
Annie MM. Warren
Melrose
Geo. F. Bell
Newport News
Harriet B. Parker
Newton
George Watson
Ancient Sons of Revolution meet at Marston hall
Old Middlesex chapter Sons of the American Revolution held a meeting in Marston hall Monday evening with good attendance. President Marston chaired. A paper on Social Life in Colonial Times Versus Today was read. On Bunker Hill anniversary Geo Coburn gave a graphic account of the fight. Henry Perham of Chelmsford spoke as guest. It was noted a cannon captured at Bunker Hill is now a trophy in Quebec. A light lunch concluded the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Middlesex
Sons of the American Revolution
Marston Hall
Marston
Bunker Hill
Geo. B. Coburn
Henry §. Perham
Chelmsford
Quebec
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Supt. Davis
Chas. T. Saul & Co
THE
Lowell Opticians
ZO Cheatral ST
Nicholas G. Korcross
Central Strat
Daisy F. MacDonald
Spencer, Trask & Co
Pine Street
State St
Albany, N. Y
New York
City Hall Notes
Lee, Higginson &Go
State Street
Ehri
Erie
Amalgamated Copper
Olorado Fuel &Iron
N. B. Gas & Coke
Exchangs
Manila
Stock Market
Rolston & Hooley
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Atchison
Wabash
Pittsburg
Depew
Northwest
Bos. & Mon
Butte & Bos
Cochiti
Cal. & Hecla
Eure
Old Dominion
Trinity
Probate Court
Lawton
Chas. H. Conant
Warner
Gustaf Chelean
A. R. Meeting
Sawyer Carriage Co
Bright, Sears & Co
Am. Sugar No Co
CRI& Pac
D. Ln &W
Brie Rall
Manhattan
Metropolita
M. Ke
NYOEW
Og Pac
Reno Railroad
Jane's Gas
Tenn C. & B
Texas & Pac
Union Pac
Union Pac Pft
le Berns
Euston Market
Rateroadsi Mex Centrati
Nwotic KH
Jane
O. G. Clough
Thomas ©. Allen
Dow At
Central Street
Boys’ Orchestra
Miverhibi
Papa
Young H
Sunnyside
E. M. Slayton CO
A. G. Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Sts
Ami
Courter-Citizen CO
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