Strawberry Festival Brightens W. Chelmsford Sunday School
Y Young Women of the Sunday School organized a strawberry festival at the church vestry with ice cream cake strawberries and cream. Eureka orchestra from Lowell provided music and a program featured Miss Theresa Lundberg Miss Martel Miss Hubert Bearce and several student performers. Teachers and girls assisted. lamps for the vestry arrived marking a church improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Naylor
Lottie Snow
Oscar Naylor
Miss Snow
Herbert Fletcher
Miss Naylor
C. M. Merrill
Marion Marshall
Leonora Burne
Clara Anderson
Lena Westberg
Polly
Elsie Perkins
Adolph Nelsson
Alma Johnson
Emily Hansen
Lewis Fletcher
Grandma’s Weather Bureau
Edna Edwards
Hazel Fletcher
Alice Newbold
Mamma
Lelia Olsson
Clarence Spaulding
Clarence Burns
Jesus
Albert Burns
Edwin Byrne
Leonora Burns
Our Club
Vera Olsson
Little Tommy
Harry Carlson
Johnnie
Xt. H
Signi Peterson
Hulda Carlson
North Billerica Arcanum Meeting Discusses Rate Changes
North Billerica council No 1323 Royal Arcanum meets tonight, first since rate increases. A committee may be formed to confer with statewide councils to repeal the new rates. Also the Baptist church Women’s Missionary Society ends prayer meeting with a gathering. Local notices include birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs B W Kearney and a Belmont station agent Charlie Walker visiting home. A reflective remark on men and women ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Billerica Council
Royal Arcanum
Women's Missionary Society of the
North Billerica Baptist Church
B. W. Kearney
Charlies Walker
Belmont
Chelmsford Grammar Schools Close For Summer Vacation
The Chelmsford public schools end grades for summer. high school graduation set for June 29 with six graduates named. St Johns church picnic planned for July 15 at Nabnasset grove. Measles cases reported among children. new houses planned near Crystal lake Highlands. George C Moore expands his mill with large additions and river adjacent work. Moore Spinning Cricket Club to host a party next month. Union baseball team undefeated at Proctor's field, with several games anticipated.
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St. John’s Church
Nabnasset Grove
Second Congregational Church
John A. Walker, Jr
Crystal Lake
Highlands
George C. Moore
Moore
Courier- Citizen
Princeton Street
Moore Spinning Cricket Club
Union
Proctor's Field
Ashby Funds for Circuit Work At Unitarian Conference
The 78th session of the North Middlesex conference met at Ashby with 13 ministers and 179 delegates despite rain. They discussed raising funds for circuit work under the American Unitarian Association and heard essays by Rev. Albert Lazenty and Rev. Charles F. Dole. The Ayer society offered to host next session in October, and delegates left to a laurel wagon at the church door after thanks were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Middlesex
Unitarian and Other Christian Churches
Ashby
George S. Shaw
Frank A. Patch
B. F. Bailey
Westford
James Martineau
Herbert Mott
Nashua
Edward H. Brennan
Ayer
Geo. S. Shaw
Charles F. Dole
Boston
P. H. Cressey
Groton
Ayer Society
Pharmacists Open 24th Massachusetts Meeting in Gloucester
The 24th annual meeting of the Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association opened in Gloucester on June 20 with about 200 members present. Mayor M A Donald and Senator William J Bullock welcomed attendees. The day featured a brief business session and officer reports, with the treasurer reporting a prosperous condition, followed by an evening of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association
M. A. Donald
William J.bullock
New Bedford
Dracut Water District elects three commissioners at meeting
Voters chose Charles L. Hodge for three years, Nicholas Gallagher for two, Stephen R. Kitchen for one. The gathering, led by Rep. George H. Stevens, discussed costs for a new water system with figures around 40 000 dollars and potential funding from Boston lenders. An adjournment to July 13 was set as part of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dracut
High Water Service
Committee of Seven
Daniel D. Fox
Stephen R. Kitchen
Charles L. Hodge
Nicholas Gallagher
Mr. Kitchen
Mr. Gallagher
Mr. Fox
Hodge
George H. Stevens
Silas Coburn
Benjamin Oliver
Walter Garland
William Tyrrell
John Breck
Frank Scott
Rifle Range
Huntley
Gallagher
Tewksbury
Peter Bolton
Kitchen
Daniel Fox
Owen James
Dracut Centre Congregational Church
James
Calvin Richardson
Walter Harvey
Natt Peabody
Gladys Whitmore
Daisy Cluer
Bert Harding
Water District
Grange Hall
Edward Harwood
New York City
George Fox
Always Fresh. You make no mistake when you peoedl Pe Berndope All
O'Brien Bros tea dealers advertise at 7 Central Street offering roasted and fresh blends. The fragmentary ad mentions all grades and a slogan about accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien Bros
Central Street
Tennis Women Open Championship With 18 Entrants
Eighteen players entered the 15th annual United States women’s singles and doubles championships at Wissahickon Heights Philadelphia Cricket Club. May Sutton of Pasadena, holder, plays abroad so title by default. Early rounds report wins for Hobart Coater Chase Neely and Howell among others as doubles events start tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Wissachicken Heights
England
Clarence Hobart
Eleanor Cohen
Merion Cricket Club
Benjamin Coater
Helen A. Rogers
Margaret Leroy
E. V. Maule
Clara T. Chase
Helen Hodge
C. B. Neely
Cincinnati
Katharine Morris
Benjamin Coates
Lucy Dupang
Pennsylvania
Baseball Notes From The Diamond And Leagues
The summary tracks several players and teams, including Kittredge’s 38 of 43 games with Washington and Napoleon Lajoie's batting average around .302. It notes Nashua releasing Connaughton and Varney, Eaton leaving and joining Montpelier, and Stone of St Louis eyeing a try with Boston American. Carney's Sioux City slump and Denver's rise, plus umpire reactions to Billy Hamilton in Tri State. Ames of New York National has 86 strikeouts in 12 starts with 13 wild pitches, suggesting high strikeouts but control issues. Billy Hamilton’s suspension sparks league turmoil as T B Creamer resigns. Capt. Wally Taylor denies team trouble while defending team cohesion.
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Ames
Wally” Taylor
New Bedfords
Taylor
Lowell
Capt. Connors
Billie Connors
Billie
Connors
New Captain Popular Yet Flawed Leader At Lowell
Lowell baseball faces a discipline problem and failed leadership as Captain Connors struggles to command a team mired in defeats. Rain postponed New England league games, with Lowell awaiting a southern trip featuring Wall at first base and Jackson shifted to catcher, amid hopes for a winning streak and renewed discipline.
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New England
Lowell
Manchester
Mack
Wall
Jackson
Fall River
New Bedford
German Baron von Lieber challenges Hackenschmidt on mat
The article notes Hackenschmidt, the Russian Lion born in Koenigsberg, facing European rivals. Baron Hans von Lieber, a 230 pound German officer, defeats Hackenschmidt in Berlin while Danish champion Peterson drew with the Russian Lion in 1900. It highlights Pomeranians as giants, athletic training in Germany, and a nation of wrestlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hackenschmidt
America
Hackenschmidt
Berlin
Baron Hans von Liever
Garden Des Corps
Pottsdam
Imperial Palace
von Lieber
Peterson
Koenigsberg
Pomeranian Germany
Bismarck
Eugene Sandow
Turner
Picturesque Maine and the Maritime Provinces Flyer
The Great White Flyers operate between Boston and Bangor and routes across Penobscot Bay and River. Service links Bar Harbor Mount Desert Island Bath Augusta Kennebec and Sheepscot regions Portland Calais Eastport St John New Brunswick with connections to Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. Information available from Calvin Austin Vice President General Manager and A Hanscom General Passenger Agent at Foss Street Wharf Boston.
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Great White
Boston
Bangor
Penobscot Bay
Bar Harbor
Mount Desert Island
Bath
Augusta
Kennebec Bay
Sheepscot Bay
Portland
Calais
Eastport
St. John
N. B
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Calvin Austin
V. P
Gen
A. H. Hanscom
G. P
T. A. Foss S
Mass
Merrimack Street Depot
Lowell
Middlesex Street
Lawrence and Haverhill
Lawrence
Reading
Baton
Western Division
Salem
Newburyport
Amesbury
Portsmouth
Haverhill Bridge
Hampton
North Hampton
York Beach
R. R
Exeter
Dover
Rochester
Alton Bay
Somersworth
N. H
Saco
Old Orchard
Lewiston
Waterville
Halifax
N. S
Montreal
Quebec
Jonesport
Machiasport
Frank Jones
Luesday
American League Results and Standings Reported
In the American League games, Boston and Chicago had a postponed doubleheader due to wet grounds. New York defeated Detroit 5 to 3, Washington beat St. Louis 12 to 3, and Philadelphia won against Cleveland 3 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Baseball schedule lookahead for American League games
The lineup shows Chicago at Boston, Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Philadelphia, and St. Louis at Washington, outlining key AL matchups without scores or results. The slate emphasizes marquee markets and classic rivalries across major parks for the coming week.
National League results and college games noted
National League results list scores from St Louis and Cincinnati games with Boston, Brooklyn, Pittsburg, and Chicago. College action reports Lafayette defeating Carlisle Indians 15 to 1 at Easton. A stray line mocks browntail beliefs as a superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Boston-St. Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Easton
Lafayette
Carlisle Indians
Lowell Boston Timetable Extended With Many Routes
Train schedules from Lowell detail departures to Boston and multiple destinations including Lawrence Haverhill Reading and Salem with numerous daily and Sunday times. Officials D. J. Flanders and H. C. Taft provide authority for the Western Division and express services.
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Suburban News
W. Chelmsford
Methodist Church
North Billerica
Royal Arcanum Council
DR. Temple
Maneur Block
Central St
NO. Chelmsford
Mr. Moore
Charlotte Lowe
Anna Mackay
Mary Garvey
Marion Crowell
Elias de la Haye
Harl Lewis
Unitarian Conference
Missionary Committee
Pharmacists
Voters of Water District Elect
Dracut Water District
Sporting
U. S
Mrs. Hobart
Kittredge
Napoleon Lajoie
Connaughton
Varney
George Eaton
Montpelier
George Stone
St. Lou
Carney
Sioux City
Denver
Billy Hamilton
Tri- State
T. B. Creamer
Hamilton
Calhoun
Billy
Smoke
Dowd
Lexington Park
Mercier’s
Rollaway
Lakeview
N. EB
Falcon Heights
North Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Tyngsboro
Colonial
Willow Dale
Skateaway
Ste
Lynn
Concord
Martin Mack
Mercury
O. K
Transportation
Cape BR Etoe
Newfoundland
Union Wharf
Hawkesbury
Charlotte Town
A. W. Perry
Lewis and Clark Exposition
Ore
Union Pacific
Columbia River
Northwest
Yellowstone Park
California
Willard Massey
N.e.f.&p.a
Washington St
Boston & Maine Railroad
Fast Inn Service
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
D. J. Flanders, Gen'l Pas. and
Tkt. Agt
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Maredlesex Street
Taunton
Newport
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Boston & Albany R. R
Worcester
Springfiel
Albany
Concor
Boston & Maine R. R
South Framingha Mansfield
C. Kendall
Pass
QO. M. Shepard
Eastern Steamship Company
Maine
Maritime Provinces
National League
Ougat
Woburn
P&c
Middlesex Street Station
Bedford
Winchester
Southern Division
Ayer Junction
Amherst
Milford and Wilton
Greenfield
Peterboro
Bennington
Hillsboro
Keene
So. Vernon
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Warner
Bradford
Sunapee
Claremont
Claremont Junction
St. Johnsbury
Lyndonville
Weils River
Essex Junction
Anton
St. Albans
St. Johns
wVia
zVia
Wilmington
D. J. Flanders
H. C. Taft
Glasgow and
Londonderry
Anderson Brothers
Ye Murphy
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