Corpus Christi Observed at St John s Church in Chelmsford
The Corpus Christi feast was solemnly observed at St John s Church with a 9 15 mass and a large procession carrying the Most Blessed Sacrament led by Rev Joan McNamara. Flower girls scattered blooms as the choir directed by Miss Josephine E McCabe sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Joan McNamara
Josephine E. McCabe
Gertrude Quigley
Richard Ward
Second Congregational Church
D. A.hudson
Helen Monica Ripley
Reginald Joshua Lehenault
Paul Howard de Carterte
Albert John de Carterte
George Alfred de Carterte
Walter Elisha Brake
Harold Fred Downs
Hazel Elizabeth McCombs
Willie McCombs
Sarah Emma Davis
D. A. Hudson
Philips Academy
Andover
H. P. Wright
Yale University
Dr. Burrell
New York City
William L. Phelps
Edmund T. Schofield
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Roosevelt
Oliver M. Green
A. C. Mitchell
George
John
Hall
Independence Day plans, local visits noted in Nova Scotia
Mrs Boutilier returned home in Nova Scotia after a visit with her McKinnon family on Roper Street. Mrs Norman McKinnon’s condition remains about the same. Mrs Parker and Mrs Buckman of Stoneham visited Mr Parker. Parker will stay in Lowell area. Independence Day plans proceed. donations sought urgently. Riverside school graduated six, diplomas awarded by local school committee. No exercises held. Good Templar lodge to meet Tuesday at Selectman Catherwood’s home. aims to recruit members. Johnny and Papa exchange a quip about optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
New
Good Templar Lodge
Robert Catherwood
Local church notices and summer moves in Billerica
In Billerica Rev. Dale spoke at the Orthodox church on Psalms while Rev. Wiers opened a Unitarian series on life attitudes and Rev. Evans discussed lessons slowly learned before leaving for London. Miss Mabel Mears wed Charles Batchelder privately on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Unitarian
Wiers
Mr. Evans
Evans
England
London
Minot Savage
Billerica
Mabel Mears
Charles Batchelder
William Stearn i
Niel Mahony
Charles Johnson
Aldrich
Lowell
Messrs. Bull’s and
Stearn’s
Asa John Patten Circle
No. 20
Old Pollard Place
Ruth
Hunt
Simonds
Mabel Smith
Marian Ruth
Ladd and Whitney Circle
Thieves Break In at Graniteville Station
Westford reports a break in at the Boston and Maine Graniteville station Friday night with mileage books railroad tickets and the office stamp stolen. No crew present. New iron seats for the common arrived and will be installed soon. Selectmen bought a new flag for the flagpole. Miss Marion Swett attended Harvard commencement in Cambridge on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
Graniteville
Marion Swett
Harvard College
Cambridge
Nickel Plate Road Announces Low Round Trip Rates to West Coast
Nickel Plate Road offers daily Portland round trips and return fares tied to the Lewis and Clarke Exposition. On select June July and August days it routes to San Francisco and Los Angeles with return journeys for various national conventions. For routes rates sleepers and details contact L P Burgess at Old South Building Boston Mass.
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Nickel Plate Road
Portland
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
L. P. Burgess
N. E. P. &, Old Southldg
Boston
Mass
Interesting Anniversary For Manchester Unity Odd Fellows
Billerica notes mark the third anniversary of the Manchester Unity I O O F lodge with a Union hall banquet and dance attended by about 200 including Lowell delegations. The evening featured supper, entertainment by local talent, then dancing until midnight. District Deputy George Emsley urged membership growth and praised lodge officers. A lawn party at Pollard Rock, a G A R ladies hosted event, and mass by Fr. Cartwright at St Andrew's church are also mentioned along with local travel and sermons by Chester Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Pollard
M. A
Union Hall
Lowell
George Emsley
William McBride
Jonathan Williams
Robert Tivey
W. Heywood
John Hockyard
Jethro Switzer
Oscar Spencer
William Ballington
Roger Barrington
Charles Hurst
Herbert B. Ellis
Edgar F. Twombley
Thomas A. Ellis
Wm. McBride
J. W. Williams
J. Switzer
W. Dyson
Heywood
Pollard Rock Grounds
Lynn
Boston
Grosse
James A. Ruth
Maybelle C. Smith
Hattie C. Proctor
Marian O. Ruth
Ethel L. Buckley
Nellie Morton
Lydia S. Hunt
Nellie M. Boynton
Alice Wilson
Fannie A. Simonds
Florence Ruth
N. M. Simonds
Fr. Cartwright
St. Andrew’s Church
Chester H. Howe
North Billerica Baptist Church
Thomas Johnson
North Billerica
Tewksbury Children Day Concert at Orthodox Church
The Congregational Sunday school held its annual Children's Day concert with a large audience. The program featured processions, quartet selections, readings, hymns, Scripture, and a vocal solo by Master Nichols. Plants were presented to the children afterwards. Decorations included daisies and roses arranged by Miss Lucy Tingley, Mrs. Clarence Clark, and Mrs. E. J. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School
Nichols
Lucy Tingley
Clarence Clark
E. J. Taylor
Almonts
Middlesex
Hiram Dinsmore
New Foundlake
New Hampshire
Walter Pillsbury
Swampscott
Moorehouse
Wellington
Adelbert Ames
Lowell
Charles E. Clark
Comfort Powder Endorsed For All Nurseries
In Every Nursery Dr A D Wren of Sutton Ark praises Comfort Powder as superior for chafing eczema and tender feet. It relieves itching and keeps dress shields sweet. All druggists in Lowell recommend it and urge shoppers to choose this powder over ordinary talcum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Wren
Sutton, Ark
Lowell
Arrests in Card Game and Local Drunkenness Roundup
Police arrested William W. Crockett and Alfred J. Plouff for being present at a card game on Chelmsford street. Ten or twelve men fled the scene. Jennie O'Brien, Margaret Lawton, and Julia McCuddy were booked for drunkenness. John Ledwidge, described as a vagrant from Manchester, was arrested as a vagrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dracul
William W. Crockett
Alfred J. Plouff
Walsh and Maher
Chelmsford Street
Ward
Jennie O’brien
Margaret Lawton
Julia McCuddy
John Ledwidge
Dracut
John
Manchester
Young Men's Conference at Northfield June 30 July 4
The international committee of the YMCA has arranged the twentieth student conference at Northfield Massachusetts from June 30 to July 4. It will gather students from colleges and preparatory schools east of Ohio and in lower Canada to encourage non athletic fellowship and advance association work. Speakers include G A Johnson Ross and John R Mott with plans for grand Bible courses led by L H Miller Thornton B Penfield and H E Fosdick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Northfield
Mass
International Committee of
Young Men's Christian Associations
Northfield Mass
Ohio
Lower Canada
G. A. Johnson Ross
Cambridge
England
Robert E. Speer
New York
G. Campbell Morgan
London
Clayton S. Cooper
Bishop Lawrence
Massachusetts
John R. Mott
L. H. Miller
Princeton
Thornton B. Penfield
H. E. Fosdick
Montclair
N. J
R.A. Palconér
Pine ‘Grove Seminary
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Northfield College Activities Include American Problems Study
New York figures Mr. E. T. Colton and John Willis Baer contribute to a broader program. The conference features tennis and golf tournaments, a baseball series between colleges, an intercollegiate fielder, and a Fourth of July patriotic celebration. Entertainment by W. R. Moody will greet about one thousand students at Northfield seminary buildings and hotel venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Colton
New York
John Willis Baer
New York City
W. R. Moody
Northfield Seminary
Pee Northfield
Northfield Otel
Australia invites American visitors to tour Australia
Melbourne report states the commonwealth government will invite Secretary of War Taft and his party including Miss Alice Roosevelt to extend their Philippine Islands tour to Australia. Despatch from Manila notes Governor General Northcote planned to invite Taft and cover all trip expenses.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Test
Alice Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
Australia
Manila
Northcote
Commonwealth of Australia
Taft
Moroccan sultan grants port concession at Azedud
London dispatch reports the sultan of Morocco has granted a port concession at Azedud on the Wadi El Kus river near the Algerian frontier to a German company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Chronicle
Tangier
Morocco
Azerud
Wadi-El-Kus
Dickson's Tea Store Offers Sugar Deal
A Detroit Free Press item notes Dickson's Tea Store at 68 Merrimack St offering granulated sugar at 17 lb for $1 with free delivery to tea and coffee customers. The piece quotes a reporter asking about senatorial aspirations and a girl replying she hopes to land him despite uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson's Tea Store
Merrimack St
Detroit Free Press
Russian Commander Reports A Battle
St Petersburg reports from Gen Linevitch dated June 22 describe no change in overall dispositions. Japanese forces attacked east of the railway and along the Mandarin road, with Chinese reporting forces retreating toward Li soenjao and Menchungai as Japanese reinforcements arrived. Our troops advanced June 20 and 21, drove back the enemy, and withdrew at dusk, leaving the previous enemy position in our hands. A Japanese battalion and 200 cavalry were sighted north of Chajushon, Korea, on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandarin Road
Gujichi
Shibusa
Liaoenjae
Lisoenjao
Menchungai
Rescopingao
Chajushon
Korea
Japs Stormed Hill Held by Russians
Tokio reports Japanese army headquarters in Manchuria says forces attacked the northwest Manchuria eminence and hills west of there, capturing them after heavy resistance. A turning movement disrupted a northern attack, heavy losses to the enemy, 200 dead reported, Japanese losses insignificant. The dispatch ends with quotes from a Chicago Records Herald feature.
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Tokio
Manchuria
Manchentou
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Young People’s
A. D. K. Shurtleff
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Shurtleff
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Lora Chandler
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Kate D. Greenleaf
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York Beach
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NO. Billerica
Manchester Unity
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Columbia Phonograph
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Columbia
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Courier-Citizen CO
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Lowell, Mass
Courier of Citizen
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