Court finds Daniels case petitions support order
In Middlesex County Probate Court East Cambridge Mass Judge Lawton orders Rozelia W Daniels separate support from Joshua Daniels after hearing evidence of limited means. Immediate payment of 700 dollars for debts and initial expenses followed by 100 dollars monthly starting July 15 1902, with potential adjustments upon future trial.
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Lawton
Rozelia W. Daniels
Joshua Daniels
Cambridge
Peter A. Fay
Daniels
Middlesex County
Probate
East Cambridge
Mass
Daniel
George F. Lawton
Alderman Derby Opposes Paving Budget Recommendation
The street committee voted to recommend a $69,105 paving appropriation after rescinding a $72,000 prior recommendation. Alderman Derby urged smaller spending and favored macadam over tar and asphalt on several streets, while Cobbleds of Hosford square and Aiken Street projects were adjusted. The plan divides funds into four orders for asphalt, tar macadam, plain macadam, and a grass plot in Hosford square.
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Derby
Alderman Carmichael
Bowers
B Street
Wilder
Stevens Street
Parker Street
Roche
Merrimack Street
Cabot Street
Pawtucket Street
Agawam Street
Westford Street
Loring Street
Wilder Street
Charles Street
Central Street
Lawrence Street
Pleasant Street
Andover Street
Rogers Street
Kirk Street
Paige Street
John Street
Lee Street
Hosford Square
Aiken St
Sherman Street
Mr. Roche
Mr. Derby
Kirk
Paige
John
Aiken Street
Legare
Lakeview Avenue
Nesmith Street
Ames
Watson Streets
Boisvert Site Favored for Grammar School Purchase
The education committee viewed three sites for a proposed grammar school in Centralville. The Boisvert land at Ludlam and Dana streets was favored. A 100000 square foot purchase at 10 cents per square foot was proposed with a 10000 loan to aid purchase. Salman Sirk’s John Street land sale was withdrawn. The committee adjourned.
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Committee On Education
Centralville
Hilliard
Dr. Lawler
Lakeview Avenue
Lawrence Mfg. Co
Linnall Street
Boisvert
Ludlam and
Dana Streets
Badger
Burns
Daly
Salman Sirk
John Street
Sirk
Methodist Young People Convention at Worcester July 10 13
The tenth convention of the First General Conference District Epworth league will bring about one thousand delegates from 750 societies in six New England conferences and Italy to Grace M E church Worcester. Sessions open Thursday at 2 30 p m with communion led by Rev W T Perrin and address by Rev E K Thayer. Evening programs feature welcomes by Mayor Fletcher and President Delano with remarks by Robert C Parker and Rev E S Tipple. Friday includes sunrise and quiet hour meetings led by Rev J A Hamilton and splits into topics The World for Christ and Christian Stewardship with speakers from Maine Connecticut New Orleans and Cambridge. A banquet at 5 30 will precede a patriotic gathering with Rev Franklin Hamilton and Gen Curtis Guild Jr. Saturday continues with Bible study and deliberations culminating in afternoon sessions.
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Epworth League
Methodist Young People's Societies
New England
Italy
Grace M. E. Church
Worcester
W. T. Perrin
D. D
Auburndale
John A. Hamilton
North Adams
Christ
BE. M. Taylor
Cambridge
the Missionary Society
Theodore A. Hildreth
Newton
Frank M. Strout
Portland
Maine
Fred H. Knight
New Orleans University
New Orleans
W. F. Mallalieu
American Bible Society
New York
Joseph F. Berry
Chicago
Epworth Herald
F. C. Rodgers
Lawrence
J. W. V. Rich
Providence
S. A. Bender
East Maine Conference Seminary
Bucksport
George H. Fernard, Jr
Tev
J. F. Berry
Annie EK. Smiley
Lowell
Junior League of the Methodist Church
Grace Church
Trinity Church
Board of Trade
Stephen O. Benton
Fall River
Robert F. Raymond
New Bedford
M. S. Kaufman
James M. Gage
Baldwinville
F. K. Wentworth
Somersworth
N. H
Charles Bruce Pitblado
Yalesville
Conn
Charles W. Delano
Lowell Street
Cora D. E. Robinson
Fountain Street
Dracut Social Notes Highlight Lawn Party Plans
Middlesex County Dracut Centre residents host a W C T U lawn party at Calvin Richardson’s grounds with Mrs E A Stevens elected W M S president and Mrs D S Fox secretary. Visiting guests include Mrs Charles Moore and Mrs Katherine Wilson, and the event marks the season’s finale with a full attendance anticipated.
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Wilson D. Bryant
Columbia University
Dracut
New York
Holden
Boston
D. 8. Fox
Calvin Richardson
Dracut W. C. T. U
Ladies’ Missionary Society
E. A. Stevens
Fox
Charles Moore
Peabody
Katherine Wilson
Portsmouth
N. H
Fred Fox
Fanny Richardson
Worcester
W Cc. T. A
Epworth League Convention Plans At Worcester
The Epworth league convention in Worcester will feature sessions with Rev F C Rodgers Lawrence Prof J W V Rich and others. An open parliament ends with J F Berry D D Chicago and Annie Smiley directs An Hour with the Juniors. Events include love feast platform meetings sermons and reduced railroad rates.
West Chelmsford church pulpit swap prompts exchange
In West Chelmsford Rev. Philip I. Frick from Somerville M E church preached in exchange with Rev. C C P Hiller on Sunday. Miss Miriam Virgin visits Worcester friends for a week. Miss Edla M. Winship graduates from Lowell Normal school. Mr and Mrs John Hill of Newark NJ tour, visiting grand-uncles J A and A G Parkhurst. George Naylor and son Edwin of Lewiston ME visit mother Mrs Mary Naylor. Rudolph Haberman underwent surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital after a weekend operation.
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Philip I. Frick
Somerville M. E
C. C. P. Hiller
Miriam Virgin
Worcester
Edla M. Winship
Lowell Normal School
John Hill
Newark
N. J
J. A
A. G. Parkhurst
George Naylor
Edwin
Lewiston
Mary Naylor
Rudolph Haberman
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
When You Meet a Bear in Autumn Woods
A fragment from The Outlook describes Mr. William J. Long’s bear meeting tale featuring Mooween the beech tree bear. It recounts the bear’s swift descent, the surprising shifting sounds, and Uncle Remus style quips about Brer B’ar. The piece closes with an ad for Burdock Blood Bitters claiming it strengthens digestion.
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Wm. J. Long
Mooween
Remus
Graduation Sermon on Education and Character
Rev Frank De Witt Talmage speaks to June graduates on the lifelong value of education and moral training. He recalls personal memories of college, honors the sacrifices of families, and urges graduates to blend intellect with Christian virtue as they enter life’s challenges and seek a diploma in the Lamb’s book of life.
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Yale
Harvard
University of Michigan
University of Nebraska
Father
Harry
Charles
Talmage
June
West Point
John A. Logan
Alfred Howe Terry
Nelson A. Miles
Grant
Lee
Sherman
Longstreet
Jackson
Sheridan
Beauregard
Meade
Polk
Thomas
Johnston
Hooker
Aaron Burr
Thomas Paine
Lord Byron
James Larper
Newtown
L.L
Jimmy
James Harper
John
Sarah
Christ
Jesus
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West Chelmsford
Frank de Witt Talmage
East
Princeton University
Second Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Willie
William
Ave
Hampden-Sidney College
Hampden-Sidney
J. Sterling Morton
Mr. Cleveland
Caroline French
Joy
Paul, Clark
Mark Morton
Morton
Dr. Newton
Ragenbach
Calvary
Jesus Christ
University of Heaven
God
Louis Klopsch
N. Y
Grogan