Bunker Hill Molly Varnums Observed Anniversary Exercises
Molly Varnum chapter D A R held anniversary events at Regent Mrs H M Thompson home in Pawtucket street. Readings and music celebrated Bunker Hill with Mrs Charles D Palmer and Mrs Sarah Swan Griffin presenting accounts and a roster of Chelmsford Dracut and Tewksbury soldiers who fought at Bunker Hill including Captains Walker and Harnden and Lieut Parker.
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Molly Varnum
H. M. Thompson
Pawtucket Street
Bunker Hill
Charles D. Palmer
Sarah Swan Griffin
America
C. M. Williams
Agnes Williams
Twenty
John Ford
Isaac Parker
Jonas Parker
Moses Parker
Daniel Keyes
Parker Emerson
Jonas Pierce
John Bates
Benjamin Barrett
William Chambers
Wm. Cambill
Wm. Banstead
Barzilla Lew
Dracut
John Keyes
Alexander Davidson
John Chambers
Samuel Britton
Moses Barker
Benjamin Pierce
David Chambers
Ebenezer Shed
Samuel Wilson
Nathaniel Foster
James Dunn
Isaiah Foster
Benjamin Parke
Benjamin Farley
Enoch Cleaveland
Benjamin Bufpenn
Samuel Howard
Moses Esterrooks
Robert Anger
Elijah Haselton
John Glade
Jesse Dow
Joseph Spalding
Francis Davidson
Oliver Cory
Samuel Marshall
Joseph Chambers
Isaac Barrett
Reuben Foster
Timothy Adams
John Parker
Wm. Rowel
Peter Coburn
Comany
Josiah Foster
Jonas Whiting
Solomon Wood
Samuel Whiting
Thomas Wright
Chester Parker
William Brown
Smith Coburn
Joseph Hibbard
Benjamin Crosby
John Thissel
Tewksbury
John Harnden
Wilmington
Benjamin Walker
Chelmsford
Harnden
John Burt
Moses Gray
Wm. Harris
Samuel Manning
Joshua Thompson
Walker
John Flint
Luke Swett
Eliakin Walker
Philip Fowler
David Bayley
Peter Hunt
Phineas Annis
Isaac Manning
John Nagley
Jonathan Beard
Samuel Bayley
John Dandely
John Dutton
Timothy Dutton
Amos Foster
Jacob Frost
Jonathan Frost
Joseph Frost
Jonathan Gould
Jonathan Gray
John Hall
John Howard
Nehemiah Hunt
Paul Hunt
Josiah Kidder
Asa Laveston
Eliphalet Manning
Daniel Merritt
Joseph Phelps
Hezekiah Thorndike
Phillip Fowl
First Step in Dyspepsia Cure Urges Catarrh Removal
An advertisement argues that chronic indigestion stems from stomach catarrh and that Smith's Triple Cure cures the condition by cleansing mucous membranes. It claims the remedy relieves strain, normalizes digestion, improves blood quality, and supports digestive organ harmony. Sold by W. F. Suita Co., 125 Summer St, for 50 cents with two weeks of treatment.
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Smith
W. F. Suita Co
Summer St
Bay State chapter holds first meeting since Williams elected regent
Members gathered for a morning exercise session followed by refreshments with the board of managers assisting Mrs. Thompson and several ladies. In the evening Miss Agnes Williams hosted the Bay State chapter at her home, marking its first meeting under new regent Williams. Lydia Darrah chapter, D A R, met at Mrs. Neale's Beacon Street home with a large turnout. An historical sketch of the Battle of Bunker Hill was read by Mrs. Savage and maps shown, as Mrs. Potter read Parson Smith's Daughter Abigail, Wife of John Adams, with refreshments served in the afternoon.
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Agnes Williams
Bay State
Miss Williams
Lydia Darrah
Daughters of the American Revolution
E. J. Neale
Beacon Street
Battle of
Bunker Hill
James F. Savage
Etta Potter
Boston
Parson Smith
Abigail
John Adams
Police News Rest Yields 26 Drunks Booked In Weekend
Police reports state a Saturday and Sunday rest due to weather. Twenty six drunks were booked Saturday night with twelve freed Sunday morning under a new law. John Flynn faces profanity charges. Officer Grinnell and Crowley handled the case. John E Boyle, a deserter, was sent back to Charlestown navy yard. Henry Smith had a head wound and was intoxicated. Bernard McCluskey was also arrested in East Merrimack Street after a 1 am incident.
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John Flynn
Grinnell and
Crowley
Hamilton
John E. Boyle
John
Jackie
Charlestown Navy Yard
Henry Smith
Bernard McCluskey
East Merrimack Street
Small Boys Burglar Act Ends With Police Chase
Four young boys staged a two scene burglary at Hall's storehouse in Dutton street inspired by Dick Roy. They fled when police, alerted by a patrol, pursued them. Their names were taken as they were too young for detention. The next act will occur at the juvenile police court.
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Dick Roy
Dutton Street
Trolley Wire Break Delays Cars on Appleton Street Circuit
Electric cars on the Appleton street circuit were stalled about 6 30 last night by a broken trolley wire on the down track near the post office. An emergency crew worked to clear the line and make the tracks passable after a half hour delay.
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Appleton Street
Florence Crittenton Circle to Hold Final Summer Meeting
The Florence Crittenton Circle in Lowell will hold its last public meeting of the summer Tuesday at 3 p.m. in the YWCA auditorium. Rev. Geo. F. Kenngett will give the main address, with discussion of the group’s plans and methods. A strong board of managers leads the organization, and the event is open to the public.
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Florence Crittenton Circle
Lowell
Young Women's Christian Association
Geo. F. Kenngett
Y W C A Holds 14th Annual Meeting On John Street
The Young Women's Christian Association will hold its 14th annual meeting at their home on John Street Saturday evening June 24 at 7 30. An election of officers will take place and a social program has been prepared. All members are invited.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
John Street
Exhibition of Cross Street School Work
Public invited to view a display of the Cross Street school’s work at the school building on Monday June 19, Tuesday June 20, and Wednesday June 21 1905. The public is cordially invited.
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Cross Street
Y P S C E Meeting At First Trinitarian Church
The regular Y P S C E meeting is set for tonight at the First Trinitarian church. Members are to attend for discussion and fellowship in the church hall after evening services.
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First Trinitarian Church
Memorial Rites Honor Union Veterans Dead in Eliot Church
Watuhatchie Command and Union Veterans Union held a memorial service at the Eliot church with guests from city patriotic orders. National Commander D. W. Gould of Boston and Department Commander James Damers of Chelsea spoke briefly. Col. William L. Dickey presided as adjutant Royal S. Ripley read the year’s dead comrades, projected photos and battlefield scenes on a flag screen, taps sounded, and one candle was extinguished. Names remembered were Henry Hope, George T. Woodward, George W. Wiggin, Loring Laker, and James Leach. Rev E. Victor Bigelow offered stirring words and patriotic music by the church quartet. Attendance was affected by heat, but veterans filled the seats. Officers include Col. William L. Dickey, Major Ralph D. Plumstead, Adjutant D. B. H. Bartlett, Quartermaster A. I. Gilman, Surgeon J. R. Fulton, Chaplain David Carr, and others.
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Watuhatchie Command
Union Veterans Union
Whelen
Eliot Church
D. W. Gould
Boston
James Damers
Chelsea
Pond
William L. Dickey
Royal S. Ripley
Henry Hope
George T. Woodward
George W. Wiggin
Loring Laker
James Leach
E. Victor Bigelow
Wauhatchie
Ralph D. Plumstead
D. B. H. Bartlett
A. I. Gilman
J. R. Fulton
David Carr
Andrew J. Boies
Martin T. Somers
Col
Alfred Pindar
W. H. I. Hayes
S. C. Smiley
Capt
J. P. Thompson
Thomas O. Allen
J. E. Hill
Decorated Graves by Four Knights Lodges
Four Knights of Pythias lodges from this city visited Lowell cemeteries on Sunday to decorate graves with flowers and standards. About 60 members participated, using barges and hacks to reach scattered plots at Lowell School Street Edson and Catholic cemeteries amid extreme heat. Rathbone Sisters also decorated graves with potted plants earlier that morning.
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Knights of Pythias
Wamesit
Samuel H. Hines
Lowell
School Street
Edson
Rathbone Sisters
President Roosevelt will not speak in Bridgeport
Bridgeport Connecticut June 19 Congress man Ebenezer J. Hill reports Secretary Loeb to the president states Roosevelt can not speak or participate in any public program on June 29 during his return from Harvard commencement in Cambridge Massachusetts His train will not pass through Bridgeport June 22 and he will reach Bridgeport early June 29 to transfer to boat but cannot undertake to speak or take part in any public program Local businessmen had hoped for a stop and the planned program was abandoned
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Bridgeport
Ebenezer J. Hill
Norwalk
Loeb
Roosevelt
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Congressman Hill
Torrential Rain Sweeps Boston After Heat Wave
Boston residents woke to a 40 degree drop from yesterday’s heat as a northeast wind drove a heavy shower. By 8 am the thermometer fell from 90 to 54, with cellars flooded along the waterfront and in neighborhoods. The weather bureau logged .96 inch total, .60 inch between 8 and 8:45.
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Boston
Forty Cars Run On Lakeview Line
The Boston and Northern reported its best traffic day of the year on the Lakeview line with forty cars in operation all day. Patronage was large and crowds were managed easily. No accidents occurred despite heavy ridership as 80 extra workers were added for summer travel, carefully selected and trained.
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Boston & Northern
Lakeview
Meeting of Young Women's Auxiliary Postponed
The Young Women's Auxiliary of the Y M C A postpones the meeting planned for Tuesday evening June 20 to September.
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The
Manning Family Holds Its Annual Reunion at Old Manse
The Manning family held its sixth annual meeting at the Manning manse in South Billerica. A large tent hosted a noon meal. Officers were elected and remarks noted deaths and family history. Speakers included Samuel W. Manning and William H. Manning with members from Brookline, Chelmsford, Medford, Reading, and other towns.
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Manning
Manning “Manse
South Billerica
D. L. Page Co
Samuel W. Manning
Newton
William H. Manning
Medford
Association
Jacob W. Manning
Mary J.manning Buck
Wilmington
E. A. Baker
North Adams
Mary Weeks Manning
Richard H. Manning
Brooklyn N Y
Abbie Caroline Manning Fowler
Westfield
Verres Wright
Ashbury Park
N. J
Artemus Manning
Israel Manning Ball
Holden
Emma Manning
Walker
Brookline
Samuel Manning
North
Billerica Manse
Abial Wright
F. Adams
Boston
Amasa Howard
Chelmsford
K. Currier
Haverhill
William Manning
Lowell
Joseph E. Warren
Frank Manning Short
Warren H. Manning
Bill A
Proctor and Manning Names Listed in Notice
Mine, Mr and Mrs Frank M Short of Lowell and Cambridge residents Mrs Lydia Proctor Farley and Mrs Malvina Proctor Augur are named along with Sarah Manning Proctor Bull of Townsend, Mr and Mrs Sam W Manning, Mrs Izetta B Howes of Roxbury, Mr and Mrs William H Manning of Medford, Prof Edwin Verres Wright of Asbury Park, Henry A Manning of Burlington and A F Adams of Boston in the readable fragment.
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Merica
Edward W. Walker
Brookline
Izetta P. Holway
Roxbury
Edwin Manning
Taunton
Leroy Parkhurst
Chelmsford
Belle W. Jenness
Lowell
E. M. Dutton
Somerville
Emma Manning Walker
Elizabeth Smith
Asbury Park
N. J
Arthur M. Warren
A. F. Adams
Boston
Margie A. Manning
Bedford
N. H
Julia L Manning
A Chandler Manning
Reading
A. E. Nichols
Hartwell Nichols
Dudley Hall Manning
Vinton
Iowa
Jacob War- Davis
Danielson
Conn
E. W. Warren Manning
Julia E. Warren
Martha E. Warren
Jane H. Short
Peter N Shores
Billerica
Arthur A. Maxfield
W. Harold Manning
North Billerica
George B. Wright
B. Wright
Mirianne Warren
Israel Manning Ball
Holden
Mary D
Mine
Frank M. Short
Lydia Proctor Farley
Cambridge
Malvina Proctor Augur
New York City
Sarah Manning Proctor Bull
Townsend
Sam W. Manning
Izetta B. Holways
William H. Manning
Medford
Edwin Verres Wright
Henry A. Manning
Burlington
A. F Adams
New Shoreham Voters Face Heated Bond Vote Session
New Shoreham residents gather for a town meeting to decide on issuing bonds totaling 172000 to refinance debt. Champlin faction led by State Senator Christopher E. Champlin backs the plan against Samuel M. Rose's opposition. Voter turnout is expected to be strong amid prior disorder. Cool foggy weather limited no one’s attendance.
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Block Island
R. IL
New Shoreham
Financial Town
General Assembly
Champlin
Christopher E. Champlin
Samuel M. Rose
Builders' Chance on Gibson Street Lot for Quick Sale
Readable classified snippet offers best house lot on Gibson street with 6600 feet of land ready to build. Property described as real value and divisible for fast sale. Inquiry directed to Thomas H. Elliot, 64 Central Street, with a note on transit speed from New York to Chicago.
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Gibson _ street
Thomas H. Elliot
Central Street
Sapolio Promises Clean Hands and Repaired Cuticle
An advertisement touts Sapolio as a solution for dirty roughened fingers. It claims the soap not only removes stains but also restores damaged cuticle, returning hands to a natural, attractive appearance.
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D. A. R. Chapters
Molly Varnums
20Th Century Shoe Store
F. H. Pearson & Co
Merrimack St
Er and
Thompson
Alvah Baker
Merrill
Farrington
Earle
Cole
Frederick Wood
Peavey
Mary Sargent
George Bicknell
Edith Russell
Police News
Hall
Iurnhanm
Bank
Shattuck St
Courier-Citizen Coo
Graphophone Dept
Lowell, Mass
Courier
Citizen
Columbia Phonograph Store
the Courier-Citizen Company
Merrimack Street
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Lowell Mutual
Chas. A. Stott
Jos, Peabody
Telephone
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
Sowell, Mass