Trains Schedule Update for Lowell and Surrounding Stations
June 0 and onward all trains depart Lowell from Myddlesex Street Depot for Taunton New Bedford and other lines. Connections occur at Framingham with a line to Worcester Springfield Albany and the West. Additional services link to Providence South Framingham and nearby routes with morning and afternoon departures.
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Lowell
Myddlesex
Taunton
New Bedford
Momport
Providence
Pantuonet
Martboth Framingham
Atlngham
Boston & Aipany R. R
Worcester
Springfie
Albany
New York
South Framingham
Tucket
Way Aettone
Swedish Baptist Church Dedication In Olney Street
The new Swedish Baptist church in Olney street was opened and dedicated with three Sunday services led by Rev. Herman Litorin. English and Swedish programs featured ministers from Brockton Dracut Boston and local clergy with a large turnout and a festive inauguration including a Saturday recital and refreshments.
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Olney Street
Herman Litorin
C. A. Dahlen
Brockton
J. D. Nylin
J. A. McKnight
Dracut
A. P. Wedge
R. F. True
W. H. Eaton
D. D
Asa Reed Dilts
B. F. Kingsley
N. W. Matthews
A. E. Lindberg
Boston
W. L. Floyd
Slossom Street Baptist Church
A. F. True
True
Solemn Feast of Corpus Christi Celebrated Local Churches
In Corpus Christi, the solemnity of the feast fell last Thursday and was observed yesterday in local Roman Catholic churches with ceremonial rites and processions marking the occasion.
Solemn Mass Led by OMI Priests at Tewksbury
A morning mass celebrated by Rev Fr Fitzpatrick OMI with Rev Fr Sullivan OMI deacon and Br Healey OMI of the Tewksbury novitiate as sub deacon. Pastor Rev Fr Eugene A Dorgan OMI preached on the Blessed Sacrament and Passover symbols, describing Jesus instituting the Eucharist at the last supper.
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Fitzpatrick
Sullivan
QO. M. I
Brother Healey
Tewksbury Novitiate
Eugene A. Dorgan
Jesus Christ
Weathered church grounds mute outdoor procession
For the first time in over thirty years there was no outdoor procession of the Blessed Sacrament from the church yesterday due to rebuilding work on the grounds. The ceremony occurred inside the chapel at vesper time, lacking the grandeur typical of the church grounds and Notre Dame academy.
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Notre Dame Academy
First Communion at St Marys Mission Collinsville Mass
At the church the procession followed the solemn mass with Rev Fr Mullen celebrant assisted by Frs Carney and Murphy and pastor Rev John J Shaw as master of ceremonies. A hundred little girls in line carried sacramental emblems. Eighty boys and girls received their first communion. A class of several children were admitted to the sacrament at St Marys Mission in Collinsville, attended from St Michaels.
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Fr. Mullen
Frs. Carney and
Murphy
John J. Shaw
St. Mary's Mission
Collinsville
St. Michael’s
Solemn High Mass and Impressive Procession at St Peter's
In St Peter's church a solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev Hugh M Mc Dermod with Rev Frs Heffernan and Mullin as deacon and subdeacon. The sermon by Rev Michael Rowan explained the Catholic doctrine of the Blessed Sacrament. A beautiful procession followed with girls of all ages in white, flowers, floral designs, banners, sheaves of wheat and palms. The Blessed Sacrament was carried by Rev Fr Ronan and benediction given by the pastor.
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St. Peter's Church
Hugh M. McDermod
Frs. Heffernan
Mullin
Michael Rowan
Ronan
Lawn party at Shaw Stocking Company social event
Miss Fannie Redmond hosted a Saturday night lawn party at 351 Walker Street for Shaw Stocking Company associates. About twenty young women enjoyed lantern lit grounds, a spontaneous concert with Miss Isma Rock, Miss Ethel Payton, and A R G Booth, plus a hurdy gurdy by Eugene Grosse. Mrs. Carrie Leighton and Miss Hattie Redmond assisted.
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Er Street
Shaw Stocking Company
isma*Rock
Ethel Payton
A. R. G. Booth
Vicelin
Eugene Grosse
Carrie Leighton
Hattie Redmond
Ethin
Hindipo Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic Ad Block
The enterprising druggists Frye Crawford and others in Middlesex Street and Davis Square advertise Hindipo the new Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic. They guarantee satisfaction with a 50 cent box mailed under direct guarantee and offer to cover the cost if not effective. Local stores Carter Branch Westford and EHingwood Co. promote the remedy.
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T.i.ey
Nashville Fire Destroys Major Retail District
A large fire in Nashville on June 25 caused estimated damages between 500000 and 650000 in the Palace department store on Fifth Avenue and Union Street. Losses included the Palace, Manix building, several nearby structures, and businesses such as Nashville Drygoods, Kress preparations, W. Wright Brothers, Cumberland Baking Powder, and the Woman's Exchange. Fire spread rapidly but was brought under control.
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Nashville
Tenn
Palace
Harris Brothers
Jacobus Brothers
Fifth Avenue
Union Street
Norman Kirkman
Manix
Nashville Drygoods Company
Kress & Company
Brown Heirs
W. Wright Brothers
Decorators
Cash Grocery Store
R. W. Turner
Cumberland Baking Powder Company
Aldred Street Works
Jerome Sands
Dr. Briggs
Hatting
Memphis
Woman's Exchange
American Dye Cleaning Establishment
de Pierri Brothers’ Dancing Academy
Whitsworth Heirs
Annual Picnic Brings 400 to Canobie Lake Park
The First Trinitarian Congregational church Sunday school picnic drew over 400 people to Canobie Lake Park on Saturday. Two hundred rode specials in the morning and as many used regular cars. The Beta Sigmas beat the Trinity Club 21 to 5 in a 2:30 ball game with Ed Ames and Frank Flemming as leaders and Rev. George F. Kenngett tallying. A Haverhill Universalist game was cut short to allow latecomers to catch specials.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Canobie Lake Park
Canobie
Lowell
Beta Sigmas
Trinity Club
Harry Girard
Harold Serman
George F. Kenngett
Sigmas
Albert Ludwig
Trinity Boys
Lbeta Sigmas
Edgar Ames
Frank Flemming
Wm. Farley
Walter Stanley
Raymond Coffin
Wm. Walmsley
Erl Farnham
Walter Robinson
Trinity
Edward Stanley
Walter Gunston
Herbert Hope
George Kitchen
Carlos Hart
Guy Hunt
Dana Goodnow
W. A. Carter
Edwin Killpatrick
Knox
Lawn Party At Branch Street Tabernacle Draws Big Crowd
The Men’s League of the Branch Street Tabernacle hosted a lawn party by the armory Saturday night with Chelmsford’s 24 piece band providing music from 1:30 to 10:30. Over 600 attendees enjoyed decorated grounds and numerous service tables led by Richard Gumb and others, plus an auto department offering sightseeing rentals.
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Men’s League of the
Branch Street Tabernacle
Armory
Chelmsford Band
Tonic
Richard Gumb
F. Harrington
Samuel G. Stevens
Orange Smith
Duncan
L. Laporte
Carrow Stanley
W. A. Sanford
James Overton
P. M. Goddard
C. F. Harrington
S. T. Fletcher
Fr. B. Hill
Mattie Lewis
Robert Gordon
Laura Dunn
Automobile Department
Cradle Roll Party at Kirk Street Church Delights Families
The Kirk Street Congregational Church held its annual cradle roll party on Saturday afternoon. A large crowd of children enjoyed games and a supper, with many parents in attendance making for a pretty scene.
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Kirk Street Congregational Church
Bargain in Dress Gingham at 5c from Pollard & Co
5000 yards of fine madras ginghams offered at 5 cents per yard in short lengths of 1 to 2.5 yards. Originally worth 12 and a half cents per yard, the fabric is pitched as a best bargain for waists and children's dresses. Basement department of A. G. Pollard & Co.
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Madras
A. G. Pollard & CO
Canoe Accident Claims Life at Newton Upper Falls
A Charles River accident at Newton Upper Falls this afternoon left Carl H. Grundy of Roxbury dead while Albert B. Grundy and Leroy Crowell of Revere survived. All three about 23 and unmarried. Grundy tried to change seats, causing the canoe to capsize. the body was recovered two hours later.
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Newton
Charles River
Newton Upper Falls
Carl H. Grundy
Roxbury
Albert B. Grundy
Leroy Crowell
Revere
Carl Grundy
General Strike Hopes Amid Teamsters Tensions in Chicago
In Chicago on June 26 conservative leaders planned steps to quell rising calls for a citywide general strike by all teamsters. The bulk of the union remains active with about 23,000 still working and 4,000 on strike as negotiators seek to end the stoppage by accepting employer terms or dissolving the walkout.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Ringling Brothers Circus Promises World Class Aerial feats
Ringling Brothers delivers an international lineup of gymnastic celebrities from many nations with premier acts never before seen in the United States. The program features the Flying Fishers, Dacoma family, six Glinserettis, and famed troupes like Alvoirio and Colini-Cairon, all showcasing daring feats on ground and in air. The circus arrives Wednesday for a sensational season launch.
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Ringling Brothers
America
Glinserettis
Alvo Irio
Frank
Dacoma
Aldorados
Lowest Rates to Denver and Nearby via Nickel Plate Road
Epworth League and Eagles conventions noted while outlining return limits and sleeper information. L B Burgess in Boston provides ticket sale dates, full rou.2 details, and restrictions for travel to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo with the Nickel Plate Route.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Epworth League
Eagles
L. BP. Burgess
Old South Bidg
Bosta
Masa
Albert's Little Dinner Pill touted as a cure for dyspepsia
Boston resident Mr F Brock credits Albert's Little Dinner Pill with curing long standing stomach troubles that caused heart palpitations and indigestion. The ad claims the pill digests any food without dieting, guarantees refunds, and offers free samples by mail from Albert Chemical Co. Sold and guaranteed by local agent.
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Mr. F. Brock
Boston
Mass
Albert
Brock
Albert Chemical Co
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Chicago Daily News
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Wm. C. Walker
J. B. Richardson
Family Supply Co
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C. K. Stevens
G. G. Reed
J.B Mills
D. Gerow
Bailey’s Drug Store
P. O. Bex
Willow Spring Water CO
Ernest R
STREE
Crawford
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