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Lowell Daily Courier in Lowell, Massachusetts

28 Jun 1905

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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1905

Page

10

June Day Lengths and Moonrise Time Listed

The note provides the sun rises at 4.09 length of day 15.16 sun sets 7.25 and moon rises at 1.30 a m. These times appear as a basic celestial timetable for June.

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Local Notices and Advertisements From June 28 1905

Small items advertise coal and chimneys repairs, hardware and flags at Thompson Hardware Co, Smith Lawrence Co enamel, band concert and fireworks at Lakeview, Mooney’s excursion Sept 16, cigar quality, Main springs 50c two years, Am Jewelry Mfg Co Prescott St, Five Cent Savings Bank deposits earn interest, cake mixers and bread makers at Uptown Hardware, W T S Bartlett Merrimack St.

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Wilson Marcelle Youne’s Limburg Bridge Street Thompson Hardware Co Smith & Lawrence's Lakeview Mooney White Mountain Main Springs Am. Jewelry Mfg. Co Prescott Street Five Cent Savings Bank Uptown W. T. S. Bartlett Merrimack Street
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Spaulding House in Carlisle Burns in Lightning

A fire struck the Spaulding residence and barn in Carlisle on Monday afternoon, destroyed by lightning. The total loss is estimated at about $3000, with Kid der Spaulding named as owner.

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Spaulding Carlisle Kidder Spaulding
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Junior lodge outing honors Mrs Ida Ham at 85 Branch St

The Junior lodge I O G T held a Tuesday afternoon gathering at superintendent Mrs Ida M Ham's home 85 Branch street. Afternoon games pleased the youths and evening featured readings by Irene Christian Bernice Pratt Grace Scott Alice McLain Dorothy Leach Mildred Hutchins James Dow Willie McLain Carl Stonterz. Frank Tilton spoke, phonograph selections by Frank Ham. Mrs Ida Tilton presented Mr Ham a steel engraving. The party closed at 11 with refreshments.

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Ida M. Ham Branch Street Irene Christian Bernice Pratt Grace Scott Alice McLain Dorothy Leach Mildred Hutchins James Dow Willie McLain Carl Stonterz Frank Tilton
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Surprise Party For Miss Florence Northrop

A Tuesday night 8 o'clock gathering at Mrs. Victor Pihl’s home honored Miss Florence Northrop as she prepares to move to Mendon. Attendees included Dana Goodnow Romeo Couture Morton Beane Alfred Lovejoy Carl Lovejoy Edward Stanley Charles Dupont Frank Hart Roy Coram Martin Pihl and many Misses Olga Pihl Hazel Royer Beatrice Royer Mary Kelley Gloria Pihl Elizabeth Dykes Elizabeth Shaughnessy Mabel Lee Hattie Perkins Lizzie Scannell Lillian Mills and Gertrude Thompson. Miss Northrop received an opal ring from cousin Olga Pihl.

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Victor Pihl Florence Northrop Olga Pihl Northrop Mendon Dana Goodnow Romeo Couture Morton Beane Alfred Lovejoy Carl Lovejoy Edward Stanley Charles Dupont Frank Hart Roy Coram Martin Pihl Hazel Royer Beatrice Royer Mary Kelley Gloria Pihl Elizabeth Dykes Elizabeth Shaughnessey Mabel Lee Hattie Perkins Lizezie Scannell Lillian Mills Gertrude Thompson Miss Northrop
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Wedding Postponed After Accident in Boston

Robert M. McKissock, who was to wed Miss Agnes F. Roy today, was injured in Boston Monday afternoon when thrown from a carriage seat. He was taken to the relief station in Haymarket Square. He will be unable to go out for several days, and the wedding has been postponed.

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Robert M. McKissock Agnes F. Roy Boston Haymarket Square
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Nurses Called To Gather At Lowell General Hospital

All graduates of Lowell General Hospital are requested to meet at the hospital Thursday evening June 29.

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Lowell General Hospital
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Widow's Wit Sparks Courtroom Quip Over Husband's Will

A sharp exchange unfolds as a rich ex-widow asks which writings from her husband endure. The suitor who wed the widow replies with a blunt joke about his will, eliciting a judge's amused remark.

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Obituary notices for Eugene Kennedy and Ellen Barlow

Eugene Kennedy of Wilton New Hampshire died last evening at age 40 at his home. He was the son of Jo hannah and the late Michel and leaves three sisters and four brothers. Funeral Friday morning with burial at Wilton Under takers J F O'Donnell and Sons in charge. Ellen Barlow wife of Joseph Barlow died Saturday afternoon of pleuro pneumonia after four and a half days illness. She was 69 and survived by husband six children Nellie Maddocks Frank Hadley Albert W Barlow Everett B Barlow Elizabeth Barlow Maud L Barlow seven grandchildren.

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Eugene Kennedy Wilton N. H Johannah Michel J. F. O'Donnell & Sons Ellen Joseph Barlow Nellie J. Maddocks Frank I. Hadley Albert W. Barlow Lowell Everett B. Barlow Elizabeth Barlow Maud L Barlow Newburyport News
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Funerals for Pearson Reilly and Pacheco Lead City Obituary Row

Funeral services were held yesterday for the late J Prescott Pearson at 10 o'clock with Rev C E Fisher officiating. A large floral display accompanied the service at 150 Andover Street and burial followed in Georgetown. Also honored were the late Catherine J Reilly and Antonio Pacheco with services at 3 and 4 PM respectively, and a third funeral for Martha Hall in Chelmsford.

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J. Prescott Pearson C. E. Fisher
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Funeral of Charles E Pearl at Oakland Street

The funeral for Charles E. Pearl was held yesterday afternoon at 2 30 o clock from 35 Oakland street with Rev Co L Merriam officiating. Mrs Naylor and George Sturtevant sang. Bearers were Arthur Knowlton Charles Brown George Sturtevant and Mr Flemmings. Burial followed in Edson cemetery. Undertaker C M Young Co supervised.

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Charles E. Pearl Oakland Street Rev Co. L. Merriam
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Funeral for Lieut Clark A Thompson of Truck 2

Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 16 Fernald street for Lieut Clark A Thompson of Truck 2. Chief E S Hosmer, Assistant Chief James F Norton, and fire department members attended along with fraternal groups. Rev Dr Ransom A Greene led services at Grace Universalist church. extensive floral tributes, including a mammoth five foot plaque from the fire department, were displayed.

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Clark A. Thompson Truck 2 Fernald Street E. S. Hosmer James F. Norton Westford Street Ransom A. Greene Grace Universalist Church
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Funeral Details for Local Firefighter and Mrs McPartland

The service for a Westford street firefighter included a wreath bearing His Last Call and Our Comrade. Bearers were Firemen George A. Alcott and A. I. Laughton among others. Burial followed at Edson cemetery with Rev. Dr. Greene officiating and C. M. Young & Co. in charge. The second funeral for Mrs Delia McPartland began at 8:30 from her Jefferson street home and St. Patrick’s church with Mass and hymns by Fr. McHugh and singers Clune, Murphy. Burial was at St. Patrick’s cemetery, with committal prayers by Fr. McHugh. undertaker C. H. Molloy assisted.

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Etta. Rutherford Oberlin Lodge Andover Street Georgetown J. A. Weinbeck F. G. Burnham Charles Staples Danvers J. Pearson Byfield John Hynd Howland Choate Theodore W. Emmott Alice E. F. Emmott Walter H. Emmott Catherine J. Reilly Bolton Place Franklin Street John M. Ward George A. Alcott A. I. Laughton Westford Street House Gilbert and Williams Edson Cemetery R. A. Greene C. M. Young & Co Delia McPartland Jefferson Street St. Patrick’s Church Fr. McHugh Peter A. Clune Jesus Nora Murphy Michael Connolly John Connolly James Maguire John Conlon Thomas Nevans St. Patrick's Cemetery C. H. Molloy
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Sullivan and Talty Obituaries from City Notice

Mrs Mary Sullivan aged 52 of 24 Lyon Street dies June 27. Funeral from St Peter's Church Thursday at 9am. Friends invited. Infant John J Talty, son of John and Bridget Talty, aged months and 24 days, died June 27 at 636 Broadway.

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Sullivan Lyon Street Mary Michael Sullivan St. Peter's Church Talty Broadway John J John Bridget Talty
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Provision Dealers to Close on Fourth of July

The Grocers and Butchers Association voted to close all provision dealers on July 4. The meeting also admitted 75 new members, bringing totals to 175 dealers as part of a drive to organize a mutual benefit and protection exchange for grocers and butchers.

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Grocers and Butchers Association
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Laundry Delays Due to Storm Damage

Storm damage forces temporary closure of multiple laundries in the region. Middlesex Steam Laundry Highland Steam Laundry Massey-Wotton Laundry Co. Frost Laundry Richardson Laundry Merrimack Laundry Spindle City Laundry American Steam Laundry Bergeron Bros. T Handley Laundry report delayed returns for a day or more.

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Middlesex Steam Laundry Highland Steam Laundry Massey-Wotton Laundry Co. Frost Laundry Richardson Merrimack Laundry Spindle City Laundry American Steam Laundry Bergeron Bros. T. Handley Laundry
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Hamilton Miller Wedding in Montpelier Home

Ernest A. Hamilton of Montpelier Vermont and Margaret B. Miller of 22 Fourth Street were wed at the bride’s home. The ceremony was by Rev. James Hamilton and Rev. A A Felch with Miss Mabel Hamilton and Floyd Miller as attendees. The couple planned a reception, a wedding tour, and a summer home in New Hampshire before settling in Montpelier.

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Ernest A. Hamilton Montpelier Margaret B. Miller Fourth Street G. B. Root James Hamilton Woodstock A. A. Felch Natick Miss Miller Mabel C. Hamilton Hamilton Newport Washington, D. C Providence R. I Boston Worcester Mellor & Saunders Page Company Montpelier Seminary
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Caverno and Love United in Gates Street Wedding

Mr. Charles Caverno and Miss Maude Love were married last night at the bride's parents home on Gates street. Rev. A. P. Gibson officiated as the ceremony featured white lawn gowns and white roses. Miss Ella L. Love served as maid of honor with Frank Morse as best man. After a large gathering, refreshments were served. The couple will reside in Winchester after their wedding trip. Attending out of town were Mrs. Horace Caverno and other relatives from Durham and Dover, New Hampshire, and Rochester, New Hampshire.

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Charles Caverno Maude Love Gates Street A. P. Gibson Westminster Presbyterian Church Ella L. Love Frank Morse Albert Caverno Evans Dover N. H Charles Berry Rochester
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Davidson and Bowman Unite in Immaculate Conception Ceremony

Yesterday afternoon at 2 30 William Davidson and Blanche Bowman were married at the Immaculate Conception parochial residence. Rev Joseph Mangin officiated. Miss Lilla Connors and George Davidson served as attendants and best man. A reception followed at the bride’s home at High and East Merrimack streets. The couple departed on the 9 15 train for their wedding journey.

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Immaculate Conception Church William Davidson Blanche Bowman Joseph Mangin Bowman Lilla Connors George Davidson High East Merrimack Streets
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Parish Wedding at St Patrick's Church Unites Lane and Mullen

Last night at the parochial residence of St Patrick s church Rev Fr Callahan united Miss Bridget Lane and Mr John Mullen in marriage. Jacob Mullen and Miss Mary A Giblin served as witnesses.

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St. Patrick’s Church Callahan Bridget Lane John Mullen Jacob Mullen Mary A. Giblin
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Hussey and Fay Wed at Belmont First Church

Everett C. Hussey and Flora C. Fay were married at 7 o'clock last night at the residence of Rev. John M. Craig of the First Presbyterian church on Belmont street. They will reside at 58 Elm Street.

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Everett C. Hussey Flora C. Fay John M. Craig First Presbyterian Church Belmont Street Elm Street
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Patrolman Disciplined for Drunkenness On Duty

Police board met Tuesday night approving licenses for several vendors including common victuallers and hawkers. Patrolman William H. Killey faced drunkenness charges, fined 82.50 dollars, and lost his vacation, with leniency due to first offense and good record. A transfer of the sixth class intoxicating liquors license for Austin A. Frye was noted.

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Common Victuallers Margaret Sullivan Agawam Street Judson A. Parsons Lawrence Moore Joseph Paquette Austin Street Solomon Wallace Tyler Street Flora A. Bryan Bridge Street Robert W. Bryan Middlesex Street James T. Wallwork Merrimack Street M.A. D’orlando Central Street Joseph W. Burns Lakeview Avenue Archie Thiereault Dracut Joseph Thibeaut Chelmsford Charles Robarge Robert Alderton North Chelmsford William D. McClure Francis Mornette Aiken Street Robert J. Alderton George H. Neville Lawrence Street James Patras Adams Street Wm. H. Killey Austin A. Frye
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Merrimack Street Property And Police Appointments

Merrimack street to 474 478 Merrimack and 1 Crawford place in five rooms on first floor and cellar. The night lunch wagon of Patrick Loughlin transferred from Apple ton and Central to South and Middlesex streets. Special police officers without pay named for parks and commons include Ralph B. Bent James Grogan Joseph Johnson John Markham Walter H Munro Eugene McCann James Welch. Special warrants revoked: Warren A Bishop Jeremiah Coughlin Robert Farrell. Common victuallers licenses revoked: Solomon Wallace 359 Central S C Rowe Lawrence opposite Moore. Edward F Simmons given leave to withdraw his application as special Police officer.

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Merrimack Street Merrimack Crawford Place Patrick Loughlin Appleton Central South Middlesex Parks and Commons Ralph B. Bent James Grogan Joseph Johnson John Markham Walter H. Munro Eugene McCann James Welch Warren A. Bishop Jeremiah Coughlin Robert Farrell Solomon Wallace S. C. Rowe Lawrence Moore Edward F. Simmons
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Local Notes Highlight Graduations Travel And Socials

Mrs Eana C Glidden heads to New Sharon Maine for summer and early fall. Miss Pauline Bennett hosted about 50 friends at her Tyngsboro summer home with a camp car ride and a pine grove lunch. Florence Bolton vacationing in Montreal. Wallace Roberts42 at WPI visiting Dr T G Waller. Rev and Mrs Ward visiting Lowell. plan to meet friends at Mr George Mansfield’s Wilder street residence. Bernard J Rourke of 28 Burlington avenue leaves for New York ahead of Columbia Medical School in September. Vera McArdell sang contralto for the Immaculate Conception church circle in Malden. Capt Joseph Giles Eaton retires after 42 years in service. connections to Alabama and Gov Greenhalge. former Annapolis cadet. commanded Enterprise hospital ship Solace and ammo ship Resolute. became Charlestown yard chief in March. Brabrook Walsh Harvard class youngest in his cohort. ex captain of Co F Lowell High. William Durham’s tenth birthday party at 9 Anderson Avenue with songs and a graphophone, gifts received. William Nelson, head weaving instructor at Lowell Textile School, recovering well after recent surgery at Lowell General Hospital.

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Joseph Giles Eaton Boston Navy Yard Capt. Eaton Alabama Gov. Greenhalge Annapolis Navy Unadilla Farragut Massachusetts Enterprise Eaton Solace Resolute Charlestown Yard
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Heirs sale of Merrill Estate parcels at Jewett and Coburn Streets

The Saturday sale lists the Merrill Estate consisting of two parcels. One parcel covers the four tenement house and about 8300 square feet of land at 130 132 Jewett Street. The second parcel includes two cottages and about 6750 square feet of land at 151 Coburn Street.

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Batn Dover Street Branch Place Crosby Street United States Bunting Co Cartridge Shop Bay State Mills Merrill Estate Jewett Street Coburn Street Jewett and Coburn Streets
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Personal Property Sale by G C Bassett at Riverside Street

Having sold my residence and leaving the city I will sell my personal property Friday June 30 at 2 30 PM at 48 Riverside Street. Items include a 3 spring Market Wagon with shifting top a light Dump Cart Pong wagon body harnesses tools lumber household furniture stoves and a two horse mowing machine plus many useful articles. Per Order G C Bassett.

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G.C. Bassett
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