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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1905
Page
3
The advertisement lists dainty patent leather oxfords and pumps with Cuban or military heels and thin soles, plus Patent Leather Gibson Ties and Christie Ties in gin calf with ribbon bows. Prices are named to move as they must be sold this season.
Sacred Heart school in Moore Street held annual commencement exercises last night with a packed audience. A two act musical comedy A Grain of Salt and various instrumental and vocal numbers entertained, including Krogmann Piano Miss Margaret Fitzgerald Violin Master Frank Fitzgerald and a hymn to the Sacred Heart. Tonight continues with the regular graduating exercises featuring a diverse program and performances by teachers and pupils.
Our Annual Silk Sale takes place Thursday with remnants of fine foulard silks priced at 39c per yard, down from 75c, $1.00 and $1.25. Silk department at A. G. Pollard & Co. offers matched waist and dress patterns from the sale.
A 1900s style notice claims nine tenths of scalp and hair diseases are caused by parasites. It credits Professor Anna of Hamburg for a discovery and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only product that destroys dandruff germs. Sample offer and agent details provided.
Miss Alice Leslie Frothingham and Lewis Nathan Gilman wed at 6 pm in the First Trinitarian Congregational Church with extensive flowers and Mendelssohn music. Attendants included Edith W. Kyes and Florence Falls. After a church ceremony a reception followed. couple to reside in Norwood after a summer honeymoon.
Miss Florence M. McKinley and Harry J. Barclay were wed at 7 pm Saturday at 40 Kinsley street Nashua in a ceremony led by Rev. Cyrus Richardson. Miss Lida M. Collins served as bridemaid, with George Buttrick and Ernest L. Collins among the ushers. a brief reception followed. The bride, formerly a Nashua teacher, and the groom from Lowell were attended by relatives and friends.
Mr. Arthur C. Grimwood and Miss Blanche Stokes were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at 4 30 by Rev. George F. Kenngett at his residence 296 Liberty Street. They will live in the city where both are well known.
Mr Jacob Ratzkoff and Miss Lena Silverblatt wed before about 400 guests. Rabbi Abramson officiated assisted by Rabbi Gildany. The Lohengrin wedding march opened the ceremony with Hibbard's orchestra. The bride wore lace over white silk and carried roses. The couple will reside in Boston after a brief wedding trip.
Mr Harry L Walker and Miss Vida S Hirst daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Hirst of 313 Pleasant Street Dracut were married by Rev J A McKnight at the bride’s parents home yesterday Attendants were Mr Raymond Edgar Walker and Miss Ella Mildred Wayne Miss Edith McDonald played piano Gifts to attendants were gold rings Numerous useful pres-
A new theory links bodily health to stomach action and claims Mi o na tablets prevent illness. Taken before meals the tablets strengthen the stomach, supposedly neutralizing germs and easing indigestion. The ad asserts many ailments stem from a weak stomach and promises a 50 cent box restores health, with a guarantee from Ellingwood & Co.
A notice extols the Crawford boiler as superior to all others in strength and durability, construction and economy, heating power, ease of use, and simplicity, arguing it offers more value for money. It cites user endorsements and the phrase Encore to reinforce the claim.
The reception included many relatives and friends. Attendees named span Boston Lowell Nashua Dracut and York Beach with Mrs. Fred Wayne Mrs. Frank Wayne Gordon Wayne Miss Laura Tucker Miss Edith Kittredge Mrs. Sarah Walker Bernice Herbert Raymond Flora Walker Mildred Mc Knight Katharine Graham Joseph Lampron Jennie Van Dame Fred Peabody Edna Peabody Paul Scott Verna Hodge Sadie Collier and Alice M. Gallagher. The couple departed for York Beach Maine in the early evening.
At the Central block studio, Mrs Winifred Powell of Boston gave a recital featuring Gluck Old French ballade Donizetti and Puccini numbers. Her mellow soprano pleased with plaintive and brilliant tones, enunciation clear English and foreign, enjoyed by friends who received Mr Prescott's cards for the informal half hour.
Highland Union Rebekah lodge No 31 held memorial services for Rebecca Lovejoy Henry W Burton Inez V Livingston A L Russell with an altar trimmed in flowers. W G Celia Chase Grace Lawrence Ada Foss led the observance described as unusually beautiful. Garfield colony United Order of Pilgrim Fathers met last night with ice cream cake and music after a short business session. Ex Gov Aspinall and S B Shorey attended. Fiske book discussed.
Boston June 20 The pardon committee of the executive council held a hearing on a petition for clemency for Thos Lowe sentenced for life in 1884 for second degree murder of Nellie Sullivan in North Andover. The petition argues alcoholism affected his mind at the time of the crime.
An advertisement urges readers to buy raincoats as cheaply as possible tomorrow at the Boston Cloak and Suit Store and notes an advisory on the paper's first page.
The St Jean Baptiste Society of Marlboro marks its 36th anniversary with a grand St John Baptiste Day celebration. A morning parade will feature 24 organizations and nine cities, with a high mass at St Marys church and a ball to close the event. Ex-Lieut Gov Adelard Archambault of Rhode Island among dignitaries expected to speak.
A disciplinary plain chant program will be performed at St Jean Baptiste church during the St John day afternoon celebration. This marks the first time plain chant is sung exclusively at the church during an elaborate religious event. Dr Caisse leads rehearsals with male singers forming the choir.
The Little Sisters of the Poor from Somerville will solicit alms here. St. Joseph's parish priests urged generous support at Sunday service. French parochial schools close Friday with a program and prize distributions. Wedding announced for Charles Lambert and Mathilda Nadaeu on June 26 at St. Joseph's Church. Fr. Jacques on business trip to Natick. Gelineau to study at Institute of Technology after graduation. Edward Cote ill with acute rheumatism at 393 Market Street. Ildevert Gagnon family to Canada for five weeks. Mrs. Arthur Coulombe and children also go to Canada for the summer.
Manila June 20 The federal convention reassembled and debated a resolution advocating Roosevelt’s policy of governing the islands with Filipino leadership aided by Americans. They say steady progress toward self government could lead to an ultimate independent Republican system while preserving political union with the United States. The radical wing favored Taft’s policy and adjourned for a second session.
Mr C B Wainwright of Lemon City Florida reports better results from Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy when added to hot water. He claims the remedy acts twice as fast and reaches the right spot instantly. For sale by all druggists.
An advertiser warns against using strong physic for indigestion and asserts that digestion is aided by natural processes. The ad promotes Albert's Little Dinner Pill as a non cathartic remedy that digests meals for weak stomachs and offers a money back guarantee. Sold in drug stores and by mail for 26 or 60 cents, with free samples and circulars on request from Dr. A A Albert in Boston.
Advertises Hin dipo as a kidney cure and nerve tonic with a money back guarantee. Lists multiple seller locations Frye Crawford 36 Mack Street Falls Burkinshaw 418 Middlesex Street C E Carter 48 Branch and 3 Westford A B Bil Co Davis Square Drug Store A E Moore opposite post office.
The Old John Street Church held its third annual reunion at the Y. W. C. A. building with about two hundred members. The gathering began at 7:30 p.m. after a social hour, with reports from the previous reunion, speeches by Rev. Geo. H. Johnson Dr. Geo. C. Osgood A K Whitcomb and others, songs and hymns, and closing prayer at 10:30 p.m. The group voted to continue the reunions yearly.
The Oriental Temple of Palmistry and Astrology, located at 81 Merrimack Street, advertises palm readings for 25 and 50 cents with daily hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to consult and view numerous recommendations from officials and professionals. The service promises dates, facts, and guidance on life, marriage, divorce, love, law, and business.
The Oriental Temple of Palmistry offers palm readings for 25 and 50 cents from 9 PM to 9 PM daily and Sundays. Located in this city, the figure shared hints at consulting the palmist for business and social guidance, with a public invitation to investigate his powers.
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