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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1903

Page

7

Chelmsford Graduation Essays Rank Among Best Ever

Chelmsford Centre High School graduates read essays at the town hall, receiving diplomas as the class is praised for quality work. Principal Knowlton and staff are credited for the strong showing. Notable papers cover topics from the Undulatory Theory to Richard Wagner and Plymouth’s first winter, with musical interludes and a valedictory by Addie A Wright.

Centre High School Town Hall Knowlton Sidney Duce Harlan Knowlton Alfred Howard Jeck Emerson William Adams Ray Byam William Robins Stewart Redman Chelmsford Orchestra Princial Knowlton E. C. Barrett F. L. Kend C. H. Ellis C. W. Williams Daisy Shaw Merritt Lillian S. Copeland Lena Bliss Ellis Lucia Haley Roberta Hine Greenleaf Richard Wagner Isaac Pitman George B. Cortelyou Charles Reade Annie Louise Williams Plymouth Provincetown Mary Emma Noyes Mars Alexander the Great Herman Henry Hill Greece Persia Alexander Granicus Issus Arbela Orient Miss Wright E. C. Bartlett Bertha Bartlett Kate D. Greenleaf Mr. Williams Hermon Henry Hill Addie Asenath Wright Annie Louise Wiliams Bertha Greenleaf

Chicago Freight Handlers Strike Considered Over

Chicago officials declare the freight handlers strike on the Chicago and Alton railroad over as work resumes today. Vacancies caused by a walkout of sixty five percent of the workforce have been filled or ruled on.

Chicago Chicago & Alton Railroad

Public Endorsement for Doan's Kidney Pills

Lowell residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills citing personal recovery and word of mouth. Mrs Julia Ring of 90 Bartlett Street reports excellent results from using and recommending the remedy bought at Ellingwood & Co. pharmacy, with 50 cent price. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorses the product, urging consumers to remember the name.

Lowell Julia Ring Bartlett Street Dean Ellingwood & Co

Tewksbury High Holds Last Graduation Exercises

The Tewksbury High School held its last graduation exercise in Pickering Hall marking a successful year for the five graduates Abbie Blaisdell Margaret Gookin Evelyn Williams James Marshall and Herbert Parsons. Diplomas were presented by Mr Henry Billings as the first year of high school work would remain there while last three years shift to Lowell High. An evening reception and dance followed and Rev William Poor is set to preach next Sunday. Also noted was an intoxicated man found near electric car rails and taken to Lowell.

Tewksbury High School Pickering Hall BE. E. Sawyer Josephine Minor James C. Marshall Emma Pike Rena Baldwin Hazel Judkins Abbie M. Blaisdell Evelyn L. Williams Herbert W Lowell High William G. Poor Lowell Congregational Church George Foster

Chelmsford News Briefs Include Weddings and Work Accidents

Michael Duane left for Pennsylvania to reside there. Lawrence Kinch injured at the Chelmsford Foundry while at work when struck by a hoisting crank. Emma Gaudette and Paul Desela wed at St. John’s Church with a small reception. The Deselas depart for Worcester for their honeymoon on the Stony Brook train. A railway inspector visited Boston & Maine tracks in the village with a small three wheel inspection apparatus. Arthur Miner will join the Chelmsford Foundry carpenter shop. Public schools to close for summer but interior repairs planned.

Michael Duane State of Pennsylvania Lawrence Kinch Chelmsford Foundry St. John’s Church Emma Gaudette Paul Desela Lowell Edmund T. Schofield Anna Gaudette George Desela Main Street Desela Stony Brook Worcester Boston & Maine Railroad Arthur Miner Chelmsford

Vacation Opportunities on Nickel Plate Route West

Low rates and comfortable train service invite travelers to visit western tourist resorts at reduced prices via the Nickel Plate Road. Obtain details from local agents of L. P. Burgess, N. E. P. A., 258 Washington Street, Boston.

Nickel Plate Road L. P. Burgess Washington Street Boston Mass

Our Sale of Fine Dimities at Tra ction

Our Sale of Fine Dimities features silk stripe melusines Co chico mercerized stripe dimities Tam bour and embroidered muslins Leno muslins and Flemish Lace goods priced at 9c a yard, with 15c 20c and 26c varieties represented in patterns and colors matched to dress and waist patterns at Palmer Street A G Pollard & Co.

Palmer Street

St John Baptiste celebration in Montreal dazzles crowds

French Canadian and American visitors filled Lafontaine park and Dominion square for St. John Baptiste events. A gala banquet, statue unveiling, and a grand parade highlighted the Montreal jubilee with high officials, bishops, and guests from Canada and the United States.

Succor In Cruel Sight At Bedside And Church News

Succor was the most cruel sight I was ever given her to behold, and that she would not forget it were she to live a hundred years. Mrs. Gagnon seeks to return home for nearer medical aid and church priests, hoping long recovery. Dr. Albert Gregoire leaves tomorrow for Bass Point to join a summer orchestra. Misses Aurore and Herminie Delisle visit Manchester, New Hampshire. Beulah Laflamme, four, hosts a party with twelve friends, games, music, and refreshments, hoping to celebrate again at five.

Albert Gregoire Bass Point Ed. N. Lafricain Boston Symphony Miss Beulah Charles Laflamme

Strike Returns Fill Tenements as Workers Recede

Agent James Lelacheur reports that in the last two weeks twelve tenements emptied during the strike have been refilled by operatives returning to the city from various points. Adelard Desrosiers says families displaced by the strike in St Ursule and nearby parishes plan to return soon. A son named Jean Baptiste Lagasse was born on St John's Day to Simeon and Mrs. Lagasse of Hildreth Street and christened by Rev. Fr. Nolin. Edmour Lagasse and Mis Ida Lagasse, 11, served as sponsors. Edmour Foisy, son of J A Foisy, also a sponsor. Both children had their first communion this year.

Montreal St. John’s Day St. John’s Lafontaine Park L’association St. Jean Baptiste Mr. Tarte Old France United States Dominion Square Canada Vancouver Newfoundland Mgr. Bourget Monument National St. Jean Baptiste’s Rachel Street Our Immaculate Conception Laurier Mgr. Bruchesi Gov Jette Honore Mercier Premier Mercier Our Brothers Tarte Mirs Boniface Gagnon A. J. Gagnon Chelmsford Centre Dr. Gagnon Merrimack Street Telesphere Malo Malo Mrs. Malo Mr. Malo James Lelacheur Harris Block Adelard Desrosiers St. Ursule Mr. Lelacheur Simeon Lagasse Hildreth Street Fr. Nolin Jean Baptiste Edmour Ida Lagasse Edmour Foisy J. A. Foisy Miss Ida

Travel brief touts nickel plate road from the West

In the West most easily reached via Nickel Plate Road with handsome trains and tourist car service. Special low rate tickets to Denver Salt Lake El Paso and other points in Colorado Minnesota Iowa the Dakotas etc. Inquire of local agents or L P Burgess N E I A 258 Washington Street Boston Mass.

Nickel Plath Road Denver Salt Lake el Paso Colorado Minnesota Iowa Dakllas L. P. Burgess

Board of Conciliation organized in Wilkesbarre Pa

The board of conciliation created to adjust grievances between anthracite coal operators and employers organized in Wilkesbarre on June 25. Wm L Connell of Scranton was chosen chairman and Thomas D Nicholls of United Mine Workers was elected secretary. Two sessions were held and rules adopted. The board adjourned to reconvene Thursday at 10 a m to hear grievances.

Wilkesbarre Board of Conciliation Wm. L. Connell Scranton Thomas D. Nicholls United Mine Workers of America

Lady Herbert's Jewels Recovered After Wharf Loss

Lady Herbert wife of the British ambassador had a satchel with jewels valued at 15000 dollars left on Wickford wharf. The maid left it momentarily and it was found by the baggage master. It was restored to her in New York today after the steamer departure.

Newport R. IL Lady Herbert Wickford New York

Post Office Fraud Cases Headed to Grand Jury

Washington June 25 inspectors gather evidence in at least six or seven alleged post office fraud cases. Cases emerged from a broader postal affairs probe. Officials have yet to reveal identities. The President supports pursuing guilty parties.

Washington Post Office Post Office Department

President Keen on Justice in Post Office Probes

A lengthy interview with Attorney General Knox and Holmes Conrad, now a special government attorney, reveals the President’s close interest in the post office investigations. He stresses that all guilty parties be brought to justice as investigations proceed.

Knox Holmes Conrad Department of Justice

Funerals for Thomas McCrossin and Hattie M Prindle

The funeral of Thomas McCrossin was held from his grandparents home at 35 Essex street Andover Mass and burial followed in St. Patrick's cemetery. Undertaker O'Donnell Sons presided. Mrs Hattie M Prindle had her service at 2 pm from 236 Chelmsford street with Rev B F Kingsley officiating. Bearers Alden J Barrett Edward Thomas and Morris Roche. Burial was in Edson cemetery conducted by Undertakers Young Co.

Thomas McCrossin Essex Street Andover Mass St. Patrick's Cemetery City O'Donnell & Sons Hattie M. Prindle Chelmsford Street B. F. Kingsley Alden J. Barrett Edward, Thomas and Morris Roche Edson Young & Co

Deaths Wallace Daily notice brief obituary

Deaths Wallace In this city June 24 Mrs Almira Wallace aged 74 years Funeral held Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock from her residence 378 Walker street Daily In this city June 25 at the home of his brother 7 Cady street Michael Daily

Wallace Almira Wallace Walker Street Cady Street Michael

Dust We Breathe Holds Fearful Microbe Tale

A pithy remark on unseen microbes in dust, suggesting humanity might fear the “fear microbe” more than real pathogens.

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