Lowell club dues and notes on local society splits
The Lowell Daily Courier notes dues for the club are due before July 1 with a June 24 meeting window and payments to Mrs. A G Pollard. It summarizes losses to Miss Laura A Knott and Miss Grace D Chester leaving Lowell's normal school faculty, discusses vacation schools and new methods, comments on the D A R chapter and the Middlesex Women's club, and ends with a tongue twister from the Montreal Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clubees
A. G. Pollard
Mansur Street
Lowell
Laura A. Knott
Grace D. Chester
Gow
State Normal School
Miss Knott
Middlesex Women’s Club
Club Frontenac Hosts Successful Aiken Street Party
Club Frontenac, a French citizen social group, held a banquet and reception in its new Vincent block rooms at Aiken and Moody streets. About 400 guests toured two large reception rooms, a billiard room, and ante rooms, with a supper by club families, speeches by toastmasters, and dancing to Elvin's orchestra into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
E. S. Houle
Clovis Belanger
J. W. Paradis
J. H. Guillet
J. T. Fontaine
Amedee Archambault
Alphonse’ Bibrault
Eugene Bedard
F. L. Richard
Joseph Marin
V. A
Alphonse Bibeault
J. Bb. Perneault
H. Arvisais
J. T. Vinzent
A. Archambault
Josph Marin
A. Bibeault
H. Denault
J. B. Perneault
Plvin
Belanger
J. ©. Lamoureux
E. H. Tardiver
Manchester
N. H
Joliet
Les Dames
Jos. Monette
Lawrence
New England
J. L. Chalifoux
Chalifoux
E. 8. Houle
Messrs
V. A. Mare
Ernest Bernard
Philippe Desmarais
J. 3. Perneault
Philias Therrier
New England Women Plan Registry at Buffalo Exposition
The Society of New England Women will operate a registry in the New England building at the Buffalo exposition this summer. Visiting women of New England ancestry may enroll, receive hotel information and a card granting pledged rates and privileges. Miss E M Lindley of New York helped settle details. local and New York committees will coordinate. An additional registry is planned for the Woman's Union building in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of New England Women
Buffalo
New England
E. M. Lindley
New York
Committee On
Albert E. Jones
New England Women At Buffalo
New York Committee
Woman's Union
Sisters Run Perth Amboy Daily Newspaper
Miss Mary Louise Boynton edits and Miss Georgie Smith Boynton handles business for the Republican daily in Perth Amboy New Jersey. Both are Vassar graduates daughters of a fire brick manufacturer and previously ran the paper as a weekly earning praise for their strong leadership and Mary also served as a census enumerator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Amboy
N. J
Mary Louise Boynton
Georgie Smith Boynton
Vassar
Mary
Georgie
The
Republican
Seasonal Menus and Recipes From The Citizen
A varied guide lists seasonable breakfast and luncheon items with recipes. It describes Crayfish Patties with sauce, Tomato Ice, Broiled Ducklings with garnish, and Cherry Batter Pudding, plus a note on fashionable summer golf wear and pigskin shoes.
A Lady And Her Dog In An Old English Hamlet
American artist Anna Lea Merritt recalls a day with her swift hound in a quiet hamlet. The dog escorts her as she sets up an easel and paints while eagerly chasing rabbits and guiding her view. The scene endures as the dog disappears into the wheat fields then returns with game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lea Merritt
Washington Reputations and a Clock's Tally
A Chicago Record Herald anecdote notes Booker Washington elevates respect for his race as northern benefactors praise him. It recalls a Tuskegee tale about calling him Professor, underscoring pride and prefix usage. The piece also lists a watch's gear revolutions totaling 4,731,860 yearly scope wheel beats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker Washington
Atlanta
Washington
Tuskegee
Chicago Record- Herald
Grand Organ for Sacred Heart Church in Moore Street
The Sacred Heart Church in Moore Street will soon unveil a grand organ rebuilt by Hook & Hastings and designed with three manuals and 49 draw-stops. Boston technicians install it under W. B. Goodwin’s plans, aiming for a cathedrallike, somber tone with notable solo stops, including vox humana and dual clarionets. The project required a timber inclined railway to move the heavy pipes into place, with about 40,000 pieces involved. Reverend Fr. Reynolds facilitated acquisition at moderate cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Fr. Reynolds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lowell Daily Courier
Middlesex Women’s Club Bulletin
Betty
Montreal Star
Club Frontenac
New
Aiken Street
Buffalo Exposition
the Citizen
Central Street
Sacred Heart Church
CA Setorta
A. G. Pollard & CO
Wheeling
Palmer Street
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Cook, Taylor & CO
Garment Department
Dimity
Chambray
Seersucker
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