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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1902
Page
5
Redfern Corsets promotes La Boned with Host Quality Whatebone claiming the Rep fern Corset is the finest and has been tested for shape and value. The line offers many fabrics faintly trimmed from $2.50 to $10 per pair with an expert fitter in attendance.
A head-on collision on the Marlboro Hudson electric railway near Marlboro caused one death and over 40 injuries among 70 to 80 passengers. The crash occurred on a steep grade around 5:15 PM as a Hudson-bound car and a Marlboro-bound car ploughed into each other, with the conductor Felix Sawyer blamed for not holding at the turnout at Flag Brook. The crash left cars 12 feet apart and many passengers seriously hurt.
The sermon contrasts Athens and Rome with Jewish and Gentile history, arguing salvation comes only through Christ the Universal Man. It recalls a trolley crash near Marlboro where 37 passengers were aboard, Motorman Harris died, and medicoe care arrived from Marlboro and Hudson Framingham hospital. The speaker links law and prophecy to the need for a savior, urging unity with Christ and shaping character to imitate the Nazarene.
Lydia Darrah Chapter D A R marked its anniversary in Tewksbury hosting nearly fifty attendees including guests. A program featured America sung with piano by Julia Burnham, remarks by regent Elisha J Neale, a history report by Mary A Farnham, a Bunker Hill paper by Margaret McArthur, reminiscences by William Farnham, music by Estes and Savage, and an original poem read by Mrs Arthur Bartlett followed by a generous collation on the lawn.
Yesterday morning St Peter's church celebrated the Feast of Sts Peter and Paul with a solemn high mass at 10 30 Fr Heffernan officiated with Fr McDermott as deacon and Fr Mullin as sub deacon The Mass was sung by the choir under C F Calnin's direction.
A fine Sacred Heart statue was presented to the sisters of St. Peter’s orphanage on Appleton street by St. Peter’s Sunday school teachers. The 3 pm ceremony featured Rev. Fr. W. G. Mullin as speaker and Rev. Fr. Ronan accepting in name of the sisters. Mozart quartet performed and Miss Mollie Ivers sang.
About 80 United States Cartridge company workers enjoyed a day at Sullivan's Grove East Chelmsford with running and jumping events and a ball game in which single men defeated married men. Louis H Richards led arrangements with meals and festivities.
Inspectors Walsh and Bumps seized about 175 pints of beer and a quantity of whiskey at the home of Mrs Mee Govern on Lagrange Street. A large number of drunks were arrested yesterday and Saturday. Yesterday afternoon three Greeks were arrested for obstructing the sidewalk in Market Street.
The Trinitarian Congregational church members held a Saturday picnic at Willow Dale. The day was ideal and attendees enjoyed abundant recreation and good company.
William O Neill of 809 Princeton street suffered cuts to face and chin after falling from a furniture wagon near Western avenue shortly before 6 PM Saturday. He was hospitalized at the Emergency hospital.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a group or event titled The Kind You favor and a phrase Always LAME Cre. Details are unclear due to garbled text. no clear date place or organizations readable. The notice offers limited readable names and terms without a coherent summary.
Several graduates prepare for college in September with many taking or having taken college entrance exams. Names include Henry W Packer Richmond K Fletcher Lester Richardson Maurice Perkins Horace Coburn Frederick Strauss and others. Also listed are those who completed final exams for admission to the State Normal school and about 18 post graduates are expected next term.
At tonight's school board meeting additions to the city text books list are likely and special teachers may be elected. The streets committee meets at 4 PM. Old Home Week committee convenes at 8 PM awaiting a decision from the Veteran Firemen. Manual Training School pupils present a lignum vitae gavel to Acting Mayor Badger to open aldermen sessions.
The Emery estate sale dispute will be settled in police court this week. James Owens will prosecute the case.
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