Knights of Pythias Honor Their Dead Memorial Service
The Knights of Pythias in Lowell hold a somber memorial in Associate hall with Dorcas Temple in attendance. Six members died in the past year across five lodges with cumulative deaths since inception listed, as Rev Benjamin F. Kingsley delivers the oration and the quartet performs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Brotherhood
Temple
Sullivan
Frank B. Wright
S. H. Hines
Middlesex Lodges
Lowell Lodge
Alexander Anderson
James L. Maxer
Wamesit Lodge
Harrison Wilkins
George M. Clark
John F. Wright
Chevalier Lodge
Francis W. Chadbourne
Lowell
Wamesit
St. Hines
Middlesex
Chevalier
Benjamin F. Kingsley
Highland Methodist Church
Mr. Kingsley
Brotherhood of the Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pythias
Numerous funerals mark a day of mourning in the city
Multiple services were held for Mrs. Julia Beaulieu Amos Jacobs and Michael Joseph McDermott with large crowds at St. Jean Baptiste Sacred Heart and St. Patrick cemeteries. Bearers included J Jasmin Zephyrin Bernard Carl Pihl and John Sanderson. Mary O Wrigley died in New Bedford after a 10 week illness with a June 23 service at St. Martin's Episcopal. Floral tributes were lavish and listed from many families and mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Beaulieu
St. Jean Baptiste’s Church
Dubreuil
Messrs
J. Jasmin
Zephyrin Bernard
Prudent Lemieux
Alexander Jasmin
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Diss
M. OL
Archambault
Amos Jacobs
O'Clok
Chelmsford Street
Smith T. Ford
Apollo Quartette
Carl Pihl
John Sanderson
George Tilton
William Ward
Edson Cemetery
J. A. Weinbeck
Michael Joseph McDermott
Agawam Street
Sacred Heart Church
Fr. Flynn
Sacred Heart Parochial School
St. Patrick's Cemetery
O’connell
Mary O. Wrigley
James
Wrigley
Bowers Street
New Bedford
St. Martin’s Episcopal Church
W. H. Holcomb
John Hall
F. N. Pease
Samuel E. Bentley
Thomas H. McCarthy
Joseph Bastien
Samuel
John Perry
Lowell
Ward
Connors
W. B. Lodge
Ellis
Winsper
T. H. McCarthy
Fall River
Fred Hodson
J. Kaye
Gates Ajar
Bennett Millis
Mabelle
Haskell & Tripp
Bentley
Greenslade
Hattie
Bennett Mills
Crescent
Shore
James Green
W. J. Bullock
Margaret Duggan
McEwen
John Hope
Chippendale
J. R. Hamer
Alice Standfield
Sprays
W. Walmsley
J. W. Needham
Fannie
Knights of Sherwood lodge elects officers and delegates
Fraternal Knights of Sherwood FP of A held a meeting at Foresters hall electing E D Sanbourne as sergeant major to fill a vacancy left by W Jones who left the city Delegates to Providence supreme convention were P R Monahan Frank Bonan and the lodge will meet at Elks hall in the future replacing Foresters hall.
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Knights of Sherwood, FP. of A
Foresters’ Hall
Providence
P.R. Monahan
Frank Bonan
E. D. Sanbourne
W. Jones
Elks’ Hall
Highland Congregational notes prep lecture moved tonight
Highland Congregational church announces Friday evening preparatory lecture moved to tonight. July communion will be held next Sunday. The church nears its twentieth anniversary in January with plans under way. Pastor clerk and Dr Field form seven member arrangements committee for the event.
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Highland Congregational Church
Field
Stratton Bowen Obituary in Cadysville, 82
Died in Cadysville New York Tuesday June 28 1903 Stratton Bowen aged 82 years. Two of his children reside in this city Miss Sophia Bowen of 754 Broadway and Mrs Emma Blackbird of 12 Osgood street. There are also two sisters Mrs J A Swazy of Salem Willows and Mrs J A Lombard 21 Tremont Corp this city.
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Cadysville
N. Y
Stratton Bowen
Sophia Bowen
Broadway
Emma _ Blackbird
Osgood Street
J. A. Swazy
Salem Willows
J. A. Lombard
Tremont Corp
This City
Wallace Rites Planned for Almira Resident
In this city June day at 373 Walker street died Mrs. D R Wallace 74 wife of Deacon D R Wallace. Funeral arrangement to be announced.
Weather Woes and New Fuel Demo Headline
The iceman complains of cold wet weather and Jersey mosquitoes shrinkage, while crops are expected to be smaller. At the board of trade rooms a practical demonstration of carbonized peat was shown, led by E. M. Tucker, president of the exploiting company. Farmers have not sung over the past two months as the old saying predicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Board of Trade
E. M. Tucke
Order of the Star of Bethlehem elects officers for term
The Re liance lodge No. 4 held a regular meeting last night to elect officers for the upcoming term. New slate includes Commander Lady Annette Mc Kissock, vice commander Sir John J. Ivers, chaplain Lady Elvira E. Gladwin, scribe Lady Emma J. Richardson, accountant Sir Henry C. Flanders, treasurer Lady Emma J. Greenleaf, Marshall Lady Nellie Leaney, inside sentinel Sir Guy Campos, outside sentinel Lady Marion Fowler, trustee Lady M. J. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Star of Bethlehem
Reliance Lodge No. 4
Annette McKissock
John J. Ivers
Elvira E. Gladwin
Emma J. Richardson
Henry C. Flanders
Emma J. Greenleaf
Marshall
Nellie Leaney
Inside Sentinel
Sir Guy Campos
Outside Sentinel
Marion Fowler
M. J. Moore
Tenements for rent at low prices on Central Street
We offer tenements for six seven or eight dollars per month that are as respectable neat and comfortable as higher priced ones. They have been well repaired and are in as good shape as when built. Inspect them to see for yourself. T. H. Elliott 64 Central Street.
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T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Sailor suits and boyswear sale across all sizes
A page ad lists remaining stock in sizes 11 to 15 with fancy cheviot suits at 2.00, Jersey and Silver Grey underwear at 19c, balbriggan drawers at 25c and 50c, 10c shirts, 10c pairs of expensive Sailor suits now reduced from 8.00 to 5.00, Fauntleroy blouses in madras and indigo, and 23c to 50c boy’s blouses with collars in corded madras and madras patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauntleroy
Birds Nests Hide In Plain Sight In Nature's Cleverness
The narrator reflects on how nests of Passerines are hard to spot in hedges and woods. He recalls boyhood hunts for nests, often missing them despite effort, due to protective coloring and the birds’ blending with surroundings. He notes that adults may lack the instinctive eye for such concealment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentger
Prospect Park
Upholstery and Restoration Services Offered Locally
A local advert promotes SEND FOR US offering upholstering services for parlos furniture and old pieces. The firm also provides cleaning by machinery and napthal process for hair or cotton mattresses, restoring antique furniture to its original beauty and finish.
Gardner Bros Notice at 75 Pine Street Highlands
Gardner Bros located at 75 Pine Street Highlands invites contact via mail or telephone. Call or send postal inquiry to the listed address and phone number 853-3 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Street
Highlands
Birds Build Nests Hidden in Prospect Park's Trees
A wandering observer recalls bluebird and robin nests found by chance after examining a favored elm and pine in Prospect Park. Despite a long search along the shore and through a secluded peninsula, no nests were located, leading to reflections on how birds conceal their nesting sites. Five paper fragments from the Lakeport conflagration were carried thirty miles to Sandwich and Farnsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Tower
Francis Moonan
Big Lakeport
Sandwich
Farnsworth
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Knights OF
Pythias
Dorcas Temple
Rathbone Gisters
Lodge of Sorrow
George W. Putnam
A.L. Joy
Egypt
GEO. W. Putnam
Lothrop & Cunningham
S. A. McPhetres
B. F. Kingsley
Crown Studio
Saml. Lyness
Derby & Morse
Middle Street
Highland, Church Notes
City
Star OF Bethlehem
Middlesex ‘Trust Company
Putnam & Son Co
Norfolk
Gardner Bros
Mistress Robin
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