Marblehead adapts new Universalist pastor ordained at Grace Universalist
The Marblehead Grace Universalist church ordained George Henry Howes of Tufts Divinity School as pastor at a simple ceremony led by Rev. Dr. Nash. The sermon, based on John 15 16, urged ministers to accept divine calling and reliance on God for direction and power. Howes, born in Lowell in 1876, succeeds in Marblehead.
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Ermon
Nash
Marblehead
Grace Universalist Church
George Henry Howes
Tufts College Divinity School
Mr. Howes
Lowell
George F. Howes
American Hide and Leather Company
Highland Grammar School
Kent's Hall
Montpelier
Tufts Divinity School
Howes
Universalist Church
Charles T. Billings
C. Ellwood Nash
D. D
John
Dr. Nash
Jesus
Christ
God
Lakeview Park Opens Season With Fireworks and Vaudeville
Lakeview park opens Monday June 26 with an evening opening featuring fireworks conducted by an expert from Masten & Wells Boston. Lowell Cadet band concerts dancing and many amusements for all ages follow a theatre season with matinee and evening shows. The opening includes aerial fireworks fun, trained monkeys displays, a shooting gallery and remodeled bowling alley. The initial theatre show is the operetta 1492 followed by farces and vaudeville through a grand finale vaudeville slate.
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Lakeview Park
Lowell Cadet Band
Masten & Wells Company
Boston
Lakeview
Lowell
Mountain Rock
D. L. Page
Lewis Bopp
Dracut
Paris
Reuben
Amateur Play Mr Bob Presented at Highland Church Vestry
The Y P S C E of Highland Congregational church staged the amateur farce Mr Bob last night in the church vestry drawing an approving crowd despite poor weather. A repeat performance is scheduled for tonight with Miss Clara Fenton at the piano between acts. Ice cream cake and lemonade were sold after the show. The cast included Rebecca Luke Miss Jennie M Powell Katherine Rogers Stella I Wilson Philip Royson Irving D Kimball Marion Bryant Adela L Gardner Robert Brown Richard S Sanders Jenkins Rebecca’s butler Frank J Spooner Patty Ruth D Bradley played the maid.
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Bob
Highland Congregational Church
Clara Fenton
Rebecca Luke
Jennie M. Powell
Katherine Rogers
Stella I. Wilson
Philip Royson
Irving D. Kimball
Marion Bryant
Katherine
Adela L. Gardner
Robert Brown
Benson & Benson
Richard S. Sanders
Jenkins
Rebecca
Machine shop changes bring new leaders in Lowell
Supt. Hildreth of the Big Shop is succeeded by Albert H. Morton. Charlies L. Hildreth retires after 60 years as Lowell Machine shop superintendent and moves to Westford. Morton, formerly Kitson shop head, becomes Big Shop superintendent, with J. K. Whittier promoted to Kitson superintendent. Both shops now under one management. Boston office reportedly moving to Lowell.
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Supt. Hildreth
Albert H. Morton
Charlies L. Hildreth
Lowell
Westford
Kitson Machine Shop
J. K. Whittier
Kitson
Morton
Successful Police Applicants Named From Exam Cohort
Of thirty applicants who sat educational and physical tests, twenty one passed all parts. Top scorers were John W. Swanwick 87.53 John F. Conlon 85.61 and John H. Clark 83.71. Other successful candidates include Simon Lene Patrick H Bagley Richard J Goggin Hubert Goldrick Edmond J Gill Joseph H Johnson Michael F Conroy Joseph A Gill Michael Sullivan Pierre R Mainville David H Angluin Edward J Lyden Joseph A Clark John H Winters Thomas H Kennedy John F Roark Charles PD Martin and William H Looney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Swanwick
John F. Conlon
John H. Clark
Simon Lene
Patrick H. Bagley
Richard J. Goggin
Hubert Goldrick
Edmond J. Gill
Joseph H. Johnson
Michael F. Conroy
Joseph A. Gill
Michael Sullivan
Pierre R. Mainville
David H. Angluin
Edward J. Lyden
Joseph A. Clark
John H. Winters
Thomas H. Kennedy
John F. Roark
Charles PD. Martin
William H. Looney
Birthday party honors Miss Maybelle Sullivan at uncle's home
Last night at 54 Fremont Street a birthday gathering for Miss Maybelle Sullivan celebrated her 16th anniversary. Hostess received a diamond ring from John McDonough. the evening featured piano performances by Sullivan family members, duets, songs, and recitations. Refreshments followed as the party ended late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
Fremont Street
Maybelle Sullivan
John McDonough
Blanche
Josephine Kennedy
Mae Crowley
Alice Cox
Charles Murphy
Margaret Kennedy
George Morris
Annie Nicholson
James Tully
Lilla Lee
Helen Fowler
Blanche Sullivan
Oliver Lee
Daniel Foley
Mamie Curran
Armory notes and drills at company meeting
The regular meeting of Company C was held at the armory with Major Sweetser supervising drill. Major Hart of Wakefield examined recruits for Companies C and G and caps have all been received. Companies are ordered to report at camp at Westfield at 11 30 p m July 6.
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Armory
Sweetser
Wess
Hart of Wakefield
Westfield
Washable boys and girls suits from New York sale
Large collection of washable wash suits for children from New York offered at bold discounts. Russian blouse suits in sizes 3 to 6 years, white duck and pique materials, prices from 3.50 and lower. Play suits for 4 to 12 years, Eton Sailor Blouse sets, khaki and indigo boys outfits, and a variety of wash trousers and bloomers in multiple fabrics and sizes.
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Eton Norfolk
New York
Eton Sailor
Boys Blouses In New Madras And Indigo Prints
Advertising copy touts boys blouses in sizes from 3 to 14 made in Russia and in regulation styles for large boys. Claims new patterns woven madras plain white and indigo blue prints and red with all sizes available at a low price.
8 Dots Straw Sailor Hats With Silk Bands
A catalog line notes 8 Dots children’s straw sailor hats in broad and medium widths with silk bands. Prices listed as fifty cents and ten cents, offered for purchase.
Boys' Handsome Neglige Shirts Arrive in Fresh Styles
Sixty dozen new boys neglige shirts opened this morning. White madras and fancy fronts in mohair, blue and ecru colors. Full bodies with neckband sizes 12 to 14. Priced attractively at a low figure.
Rogers case hearings in Brattleboro Vermont
Judge Butler argues that Vermont statutes on new trial petitions stay execution in capital cases and that the supreme court must fix the execution time. He contends Bennington county lacks a current supreme court seat, making the warrant void and due process breached. The attorney general counters that reprieve questions are state matters, while Mrs. Rogers’ counsel argues delays serve justice and preserve rights. Mrs. Rogers shows a few tears as the hearing concludes with a decision pending.
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Brattleboro, WI
F. M. Butler
Rutland
Rogers
Vermont
Supreme Court
Gov. Bell
Butler
Vermont Supreme Court
Althoug
Bennington County
Washington
United States
Fils
Supreme Court of the
Fitts
T. W. Moloney
Dental Outing Binds Lowell and Lawrence Dentists
The Lowell and Lawrence dental associations held a union picnic at Canoe Lake Park despite rain. About 20 dentists attended from both groups, with bowling and roller skating enjoyed. a postponed ball game awaits August.
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Lowell and
Lawrence
Canobie Lake Park
Lowell
Grove
Gaffney
Great Fan Maker Reunion Ends With Laughing Skaters
The group shared a light skating session with many first timers, causing frequent mishaps that sparked continuous laughter. Associations parted in the late afternoon and headed home with plans to renew the acquaintance.
Strawberries at Centralville church fair draw crowd
Rain did not spoil the Centralville Methodist church strawberry event. Mr and Mrs Gardner Wills led the entertainment and supplied the tables while Rev George Whitaker spoke. A local adcite promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for asthma with a testimonial from Mrs Adolph Buering of Davenport Iowa. Vendors include Falls Surkinshaw A and Storey Co and Ellingwood Co.
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Centralville Methodist Church
Gardner Wills
Wills
George Whitaker
D. D
Foley
Adolph Buering
West Third St
Davenport
Iowa
Falls & Surkinshaw, A. &. Storey & Co
Davis Square
Ellingwood & Co
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Grace
The
Fellowship of the Church
Rev
Hayder
Caleb E. Fisher
First Church
Ransom A. Greene
Highland Cong. Church
Armory Notes
Putnam & Son CO
Central Street
Hurd Street
Cee
States Circuit Court of Appeals
Dental Outing
Lowell and Lawrence
Canobie Lake
Centralville
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