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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1902

Page

2

Subways Bill Reaches Conference Agreement in Legislature

Boston reporters detail a conference committee vote to recede from the House stance on the labor clause of the Boston subway bill, with the Senate aligned. The House reconvenes after recess, debating voter registration reforms and district attorney salaries, while the Senate considers bridge projects and street railway funding. The day ends with the subway accord and other measures advancing or stalled.

Boston Hayes Lowell George R. Jones Melrose Soule House Senate Logan Mann Brown Bedford John Hancock Messrs. Brigham Marlboro Adams Keith Brockton Luce Donovan Cambridge Suffolk McNary Committee On Ways and Means Quinn Conference Committee Bliss Fall River Haverhill & Southern New Hampshire Street W. T. A. Fitzgerald Sways and Means MacCartney Massachusetts Highway Commission

Fraternal Lodge-Elected Officers Amid Rain Postponements

Fraternal, Wednesday evening, Highland lodge No. 6 I O O F elected officers for the year G W Fletcher and Geo W Downs as W G and Isaac B Romaine as special rep to grand lodge. Centralville lodge chose Caariel E Doty as vice grand. Royal Arcanum picnic postponed due to rain. about 1000 went to Willow Dale, 5000 fares guaranteed, 10,000 tickets printed. Washington Commandery Golden Cross initiated two new members. officers elected for one year. Eirene lodge Good Templars held an open session with music, readings, and a compass presentation to A W Trow before his trip. Empire colony U C P F enjoyed musicale and banquet. one member initiated.

Highland Lodge No. 6 W. B. Fletcher W. G Geo. W. Downs Grand Lodge Isaac B. Romaine Royal Arcanum Willow Dale Martha A. White O. G Laura E. Pearson Maud Mountford Hector Turnbull F. E. Morrison George F. Tilton W. A. Newton Suite of Everett Eirene Lodge of Good Templars Gertrude L. Judd E. S. Varney Nina White Jessie Smith Mabel D. Varney Gates of Pearl A .W. Trow Trow Eirene Lodge Leola Cragie C. W. Qua Ida A. Tilton John F. Kelley Emma Christian

Belvidere Y M C A Elects Officers At Regular Meeting

At the Belvidere Y M C A regular meeting officers were elected for six months. Patrick J. O'Brien was re elected president unopposed. John W. O'Brien won the vice presidency by nine votes. Rev. Fr. Lawrence became treasurer and spiritual director. James Barry won recording secretary by 17 votes. Patrick Farrell elected to the board of trustees by 11 votes. John Harrington chosen marshal by 9 votes. James Flanagan and Frank Lang named librarians. Meeting postponed for National Day observance. next session in two weeks.

Belvidere Patrick J. O’brien John W. O’brien Fr. Lawrence J. T. McLaughlin James Barry Board of Trustees Patrick Farrell Marshal John Harrington Walter Foye James Flanagan Frank Lang

Trolley Party for Pickering Hosiery Girls Draws 200 Couples

A trolley party to Belle Grove last night hosted by the Pickering hosiery girls drew about 200 couples. The Columbian Orchestra provided music and the event concluded at midnight with return cars to the city. Organizers included general manager Agnes Tighe and assistants Alicia Laflamme and George Derry, with aides Helen Shea Annie Boudreau Ida Boudreau Bertha Richo Annie O’Neil and Maggie Snan.

Pickering Hosiery Belle Grove Columbian Orchestra Agnes Tighe Alicia Laflamme Samuel Davis George Derry Helen Shea Annie Boudreau Ida Boudreau Bertha Richo Annie O'Neil Maggie Snan

Painters' Union Elects Officers for Six Months

The following named officers were elected by the Painters' union for the next six months: President Joseph Panton, vice president James Creamer, recording secretary C A Collins, conductor Edward Christy, warden Karl Erickson, trustee A G Gustafson.

Painters’ Union Joseph Panton James Creamer C. A. Collins Edward Christy Karl Erickson A. G. Gustafson

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