Hilton 65th wedding anniversary noted in Hampshire town
Mr and Mrs Hoyt W Hilton of Tewksbury celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary, June 24, 1838, in Sutton Vermont. Four generations attended, with many relatives including Lucius W Hilton of Cambridge and O N Hilton of Denver. He was a Lowell dry goods merchant and a deacon, while she, Mary J Woodman, is from Madison New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt W. Hilton
Tewksbury
Sutton
Jordan & Marsh
Boston
Hilton
L. W. Hilton
Cambridge
H. W. Coburn
Lowell
A. A. Hilton
G. W. Hilton
Chicago
Henry H. Hilton
Jas. B. Hilton
Mary Avis
Harry W. Coburn
Catherine
Charlotte
Thorndike
James B. Hilton
O. N. Hilton
Denver
Col
Howard H. Hilton
Lucius W. Hilton
H. W. Hilton
A. A. Hilton, Jr
A. Hilton
Phillip Thomas
New York City
Mrs. Hilton
John O. Benthal
Mr. Hilton
Unitarian Church
James M. Peabody
J. W. Keyes
Rufus S. Lewis
Welles Block
Merrimack Street
Carleton
Odds Fellows
John Street
Goodspeed
George W. Warren
Jordan
Old Wards
Free Will Baptist
Paige Street
Lowell Cemetery Association
Bates College
Hiltor
Lucius W
Mass
O. N
George V
H. W
Letter from Civil War veteran Henry E. Putnam of Burbank
Henry E. Putnam formerly of Chelmsford and member of Co. K Sixth Regiment Civil War has moved from Los Angeles to Burbank to farm. He has weathered a grip and enjoys good health at over seventy. George M. Wright sells blacksmith shop and tennis outfit to F Willis Santamoor and plans to focus on lumber with Arthur M. Warren who bought a large New Hampshire woodland tract.
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Henry E. Putnam
Burbank
Cal
Co. K
George M. Wright
F. Willis Santamoor
Wright
Arthur M. Warren
New Hampshire
New Owners Take Over Queen & Small Grocery in North Chelmsford
North Chelmsford welcomes new business owners Myron A. Queen and David Frank Small who will run the Queen & Small grocery store. The town notes a cold, wet June and reports high Merrimack River levels from recent rain. Diplomas will be awarded at North Chelmsford High School with two seniors receiving degrees and a summer closing for the school.
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North Chelmsford
Myron A. Queen
David Frank Small
Queen & Small Grocery
North Chelmsford High School
Second Congregational Church
Robert W. Dunbar
Charles W. S. Adams
Main Street
Merrimack
Frank Munyon
Robert Alderton
Troop F Cavalry
Framingham
Lena D. White
Nashua
Edwin Swain
Franklin, N. H
Phebe Jordan
Boston
John C. Varney
John Warley
George Warley
Fred
Ernest
Mary
Canada
Miss Arvilla Piggott Graduates From Green School
Miss Arvilla Piggott graduated from the Green school in Lowell on Monday while relatives visited.
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Arvilla Piggott
Green School
Lowell
Graniteville electrics approved and ball results noted
The Graniteville Lowell & Iitchburg Co. won their electrics project with work to start immediately amid local celebration. In sports, Graniteville lost to Pepperell 13 to 2 in seven innings delayed by rain, while West Granitevilles beat Highlands 13 to 12 at Hillside park.
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Lowell & Iitchburg Co
Graniteville Baseball Club
Pepperell
Graniteville
Healy
Caunter
Battery
de Roehn
Morrissey
Pepperells
Pepperell Boys
West Granitevilles
Highlands
Hillside Park
McLenna
Dugdale
McCarty
Charlton
Harrington
Lajoie
Ledwith
Collinsville
North Chelmsford
B.B. C
StariivGrs
Gesly
Court Graniteville
Feert J. McCarthy
David Shatuck
Gert Wall
Woodward
Charlie A. Eaton
Jaimes H. Payne
Beagle
Joe Wail
Beadle
Wred Defoe
John &Pianer
Recewarthy
C. R
Robert J. Ihen
Ayer
Willnstall
Roscoe Moran
Fas & Burkinshaw
Lowell
Westford
Healy’s Hall
Molly Varnum Chapter Presents Revolutionary Soldier Roll
This afternoon the Molly Varnum chapter of Lowell will present at the library a valuable book and table listing the names of Revolutionary soldiers from this town. The memorial gift honors Dracut men. After the exercises, Dracut women host a banquet at Centre Church chapel with Mrs. Natt Peabody in charge and a team of assistants.
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Molly
Bloodine Wonder Tonic For Kidney Pain Cure
A reader touts Bloodine as a near instant remedy after severe kidney pain from a cola incident. Claims relief from first dose and full cure after one bottle. Advert shows No Cure No Pay, large bottles 50c and Mortaear Pills 250 per box, sold by Ellingwood & Company.
Contracts Awarded as War Department Publicizes Fleet Plan
The War Department awarded three vessel contracts today: a 350 ton ship for New York harbor to Maryland Steel for 88000 dollars, four 1160 ton ships for submarine defense duty to Neavie and Levy of Philadelphia for 122000 dollars, and a 350 ton ship for San Francisco to Risden Iron Works for 110000 dollars. Secretary Moody announced the North Atlantic fleet summer program featuring a mid August presidential review from the Mayflower off Oyster Bay. The battleship squadron returns from the Azores and meets at Frenchman’s Bay on July 27, then proceeds to Long Island and Maine for maneuvers from August 23 to 29 with target practice near Martha’s Vineyard.
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Washington
War Department
New York Harbor
Maryland Steel Company
Neavie & Levy
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Risden Iron Works
Moody
North Atlantic
Oyster Bay
Azores
Frenchman’s Bay
Frenchman's Bay
Long Island
Maine
Martha’s Vineyard
Shoe firm Lamkin and Foster placed in receivership
In Boston Judge Lowell appointed Charles W. Lavers of Somerville temporary receiver for the wholesale shoe firm Lamkin and Foster after an involuntary bankruptcy petition by Henry E. Guptill. Assets about 5100,000 less than liabilities near 600,000. Creditors include United States Rubber Co with 150,600 claims and notes totaling about 100,000 held by two Boston banks. The loss is blamed on rapid trade changes that reduced demand and eliminated the robbing house from the trade.
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Boston
Lowell
United States District Court
Charless W. Lavers
Somerville
Lamkin and Foster
Henry E. Guptill
Haverhill
Alfred S. Foster
Chas
Dr John W Crawford retrial sought after jury fails
In Salem in the superior criminal court the jury in the case of Dr John W Crawford charged with a criminal operation causing the death of Mrs Mary H Flynn of Lawrence reported inability to agree on a verdict. Justice Aiken discharged the jury. Crawford, a former mayor of Lawrence, was defended by Col John P Sweeney. Mrs Flynn was married to James P Flynn of Lawrence. The case drew wide attention in Essex county.
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Salem
Superior Criminal Court
John W. Crawford
Mary H. Flynn
Lawrence
Justice Aiken
Crawford
John P. Sweeney
Morgan Is Mum on Mercantile Marine Shuffle
New York June 24 J Pierpont Morgan arrived aboard the Oceanic and declined to discuss the International Mercantile Marine company shipbuilding trust or Cunard’s withdrawal from the North Atlantic conference. J Bruce Ismay of White Star said he knew of no proposal to reorganize the company or to change its management including any retirement of Clement A Griscom from the presidency.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Oceanic
Mercantile Marine Company
Shipbuilding Trust
Cunard Line
J. Bruce Ismay
White Star Line
International Mercantile Marine Company
Clement A. Griscom
President Roosevelt Prepares for His Holiday
Washington June 24 Roosevelt plans to leave Washington next Saturday for Oyster Bay to pass the summer. He will be busy in the next two days and deny callers without business. He aims to clear pending routine matters before departing. At Sagamore Hill he will entertain few without advance engagements.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Court martial ordered to try assistant paymaster on irregularities
Secretary Moody ordered a court martial headed by Admiral Farquhar to meet June 29 in Washington for the trial of Assistant Paymaster Philip W. Delane. He faces charges of serious irregularities in keeping his accounts while aboard the gunboat Isle Du Luzon on the Asiatic station, with an alleged deficiency of about 1800 dollars.
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Washington
Moody
Farquhar
Philip W. Delane
Isle du Luzon
Pennsylvania Company Organized Reelects Officers
Philadelphia June 24 The Pennsylvania company was organized today by re electing the old officers with A J Cassatt as president The directors of the Pan Handle system met today and declared a semi annual dividend of 2 percent on the preferred stock and 1 percent on the common stock
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Company
A. J. Cassatt
Mob Lynches Black Man After Confession in Elk Valley
In Elk Valley Tennessee on June 24 Case Jones, a Black man accused in the killing of 12 year old Margaret Bruce, was captured, brought to the child who identified him, confessed, and was hanged at daylight. His body was riddled with bullets by a mob.
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Elk Valley
Tenn
Case Jones
Margaret Bruce
Jones
Wilder Hanks Married in Brooklyn Ceremony
Marshall P. Wilder and Miss Sophie Hanks of Brooklyn wed today in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. Houghton of the Church of the Transfiguration.
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New York
Marshall P. Wilder
Sophie Hanks
Brooklyn
Dr. Houghton
Church of the Transfiguration
Itching Piles Cured by Poohs Ointment Claim
An advertisement asserts that itching piles can be cured with Poohs Ointment offering instant relief and permanent cure. It promotes purchase at any drug store for 60 cents.
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Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Pearson's Drug Store
Central Street
Cor. Appleton St
Clara M. Saunders
Bon Marche Bidg
Optcan George
Roers
True & CO
Auburn, Aie
G. W. Bonneville
D. D. S. Lowell Dental Parlors
Merrimack St
Pierce Building
Effie L. Palmer
Voice Cultura
W. E. Hicks
Scientific and Manufacturing
Fred C. Cuff
Holihan Bros
Holidan Bros
Holman Bros
Common St
Mrs. Hoyt W. Hilton
Chelmsford
Tun Genesee Purr Foon Co
la Rox
N. XY
Dracut
Harry A. Glazier
Malden
Ellingwood & Company
U. S
Lamkin
Foster
Morgan
Mercantile Marine Co
Delane
Wilder-Hanks
Ceylon
India
Fr. G. Pollard & Co
FA. G. Pollard & Co
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Harrison
CB. Coburn & CO
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