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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1903

Page

10

Dracut Library event honors history and patriotism

A Dracut Library gathering featured Mrs. Charles Griffin quoting Stones of Dracut Stones and recounting Washington Lafayette and Rochambeau. Others toasted the library, Dracut's future work, and True Patriotism while Miss Rose Peabody and Mrs. Donald MacLean spoke, ending with the Star Spangled Banner. The crowd included 93 year old Miss Margaret Fox and the meeting closed as Lowell visitors departed.

Charles Griffin Dracut Merrimack Tewksbury Washington Lafayette John Eliot Wannalandt Blanche Dextra France Charles M. Williams America Rochambeau Dracut Library Rose Peabody Molly Varnum G. C. Brock Donald MacLean New York Rebecca MacLean H. M. Thompson McLean Masury Julia Ward Howe Dracut Library Memorial Lowell Merrimack Square

Four Fruit Flavors Tea Package Ad

A brief ad touts a tea package offering lemon orange strawberry and raspberry flavors. Promises easier use with hot water and quick cooling, claiming cost savings and simplicity for the home. Available at grocers for 10c.

Marriage of Miss Jean Walker and Thomas Livingston

Miss Jean Walker of Somerville wed Thomas Livingston formerly of the city at the bride's home in Somerville. Rev. Thompson officiated before relatives from Lowell with an informal reception and luncheon. The couple will visit Lieut. Alexander Greig at the New York artillery barracks, then proceed to Washington.

Jean Walker Somerville Thomas Livingston Broadway Mr. Thompson Congregational Church Lowell Lieut Alexander Greig Artillery Barracks New York Washington

Edward Everett Adams Ends Ninth Six Recital Year

The music season for Edward Everett Adams closed with his seventh recital of the year and ninety-sixth overall, held at Odd Fellows Temple Middlesex Street. Pupils Grace B. Talbot Clara L. Fowler Ida Wilson Ida Wolfson Laura Shirreffs N Allen Nichols Dexter Park Florence Bearce Ruby Hull Rose Israel Vivian Morse Frank Talbot Frank Hull performed to appreciative guests and applause.

Edward Everett Adams Odd Fellows Temple Middlesex Street Grace B. Talbot Clara L. Fowler Ida Wilson Ida Wolfson Laura M. Shirreffs N. Allen Nichols Dexter B. Park Florence A. Bearce Ruby C. Hull Rose Israel Vivian J. Morse Frank R. Talbot Frank B. Hull

Highland Congregational Picnic Deferred After Death

At a church meeting the Highland Congregational members voted to move the postponed annual picnic to next week in respect to the death of Mrs Almira Wallace a longtime church member Judge Emmons ruling to bar women from barrooms unlikely to need support from the society opposed to extending rights to women

Highland Congregational Church Almira Wallace

Overseers Hold Monthly Meeting At City Farm

The overseers of the poor convened at the city farm with Chairman McCoy presiding. They read rules by the special committee and discussed repairs, cattle, a new wagon, and staffing, ending with adjournment at 8:05.

City Farm McCoy McMahon McDermott Martin F. Conley Charles E. Tilton P. J. McDermott Martin J. Courtney Donlan Sherman Conley Holgate Courtney Hadley Frank Gill Committee On Rules Tilton Sheehan Doman Lands and Buildings Department Sheenan Committee On Agriculture

Angered an Italian on the 10 oclock Lakeview car

A crowd of rowdy youths teased foreigners on a Lakeview line car last night. An Italian assailed by a hat smash then drew a knife, but the conductor and passengers stopped a potential stabbing. A lady fainted as the melee unsettled the car. all agreed the youths were at fault.

Lakeview

Washington Commandery elects officers for Golden Cross group

Washington commandery elected P N C George F Tilton Jr N C Abram C Stickney V N C Mary E Perkins prelate Martha A White K R George W Poore treasurer Luther H Butterfield herald Frank J Spaulding W I G Addie M Pearson W O G Mary A Kenyon pianist Maude M Mountford The installation set for July 9 Supreme Advisor W H Powers of Boston and P G C Reed spoke on assessment plan Lawrence commanderies sent delegations Emulus Thompson commandery also represented Washington commandery passed protest resolutions against rate changes affecting older members.

Washington Commandery Golden Cross Geo. F. Tilton, Jr N. C Abram C. Stickney V.N. C Mary E. Perkins Martha A. White K. R Geo. W. Poore Luther H. Butterfield Frank J. Spaulding Addie M. Pearson Mary A. Kenyon Maude M. Mountford W.H. Powers Boston P. G. C. Reed Lawrence Emulus Thompson Washington

Catholic Young Men's Lyceum Notes Event

On Sunday the Catholic Young Men's Lyceum of St. Patrick's will attend the 8 o'clock mass for communion. A breakfast at their Suffolk street hall follows, then the regular monthly meeting and semi annual election of directors. Ballots close tonight for those wishing to run. Members show strong interest in handball.

Catholic Young Men’s Lyceum of St. Patrick's Suffolk Street Board of Directors Gymnasium

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