French St Jean Baptiste service and Lowell celebration
Catholics of Lowell marked St. John Baptiste day with vespers at St. Jean Baptiste church led by Rev Fr Lefevre and Fr Campeau, amid decorations, music, and a large Franco-American gathering. A college hall soirée featured a play by Cercle Sc Agnes, a flag presentation by Arthur Beaucage, and choral pieces by Choeur Rossini with a lively audience.
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St. John’s Day
Lowell
St. Jean Baptiste’s Church
Lefevre
Oblate Order
Campeau
Amyot
L’association Catholique
Societe St. Jean Baptiste
L’union St. Joseph
the Holy Family
Court St. Antoine
Catholic Order of Foresters
Angel Guardian Sodality
Congregation de Notre Dame de Lourdes
Association de Notre Dame de Bonsecours
Children of Mary
Lambillotte
Justus
Palma
Dr. Caisse
Marie Anne Caisse
Millard
Alice Pratte
Wiegand
Fr. Lamothe
Hunnewell
Cercle
Sc. Agnes
Mile Bavolet
Meuniere
Mlle
Amanda Landry
la Marquise de Bois- Mouchet
Mile Emeriile M. Biren
la Baronne de Chanteloup
Mde Homere’ Smith
la Mere Grivet
Mile Nelida Cote
la Jardiniere du Chateau
Mile Delima Trudel
Vicisrla
Fanchette
Mali
Servantes
Mile Stella Dumont
Mile Gladia Nadeau
Miss Declerc
Victorie Lachaise
L'Orchestra de L’union Musicale
Edouard Vincellette
Retrospect of Week in Camp by First Brigade
The First Brigade encampment closed after a duty filled tour marked by rain and mud. Despite soggy conditions, over 2000 men arrived in Boston neat and soldierly. Lowell units of Sixth Regiment earned praise for parade drills and serving as orderlies, with strong rivaling spirit between Companies G and C boosting overall performance. Captain McNulty of Ninth Regiment keeps his men ready for the next brigade encampment starting July 18.
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Boston
South
Ti’mmingham
Lowell
Sixth Regiment
William Fair- Weather
Colby T. Kittredge
Gen. Matthews
Philip McNulty
Ninth
Owells 3 Suburbs Thrown Out In Carriage Crash
A Sunday forenoon highway accident near Owell s with a frightened horse caused by an approaching automobile left James P Emerson and Martin Robbins injured and unhurt respectively. Emerson was knocked onto a stone wall and may have ligaments strained while Robbins walked away largely unscathed. The auto party aided in care and no blame attached to drivers. The incident followed by a Sunday school concert at Unitarian society and a local baseball game where the Princetons defeated Chelmsford Centre high school 21 to 11 at Wootton Field.
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James P. Emerson
Martin Robbins
South Chelmsford
Concord
Mr. Robbins
Mr. Emerson
Wootton
Princetons
Chelmsford Centre
de la Haye
Princeton
Archie Vian
Lawrence Kinch
Sheldon
Casey
Walsh
Davis
McTeague
Lucy
Ready
Hall
Robbins
Hmerson
Knowlton
Frost
Harmon
McDonald
Howard
Allen
Russell
Meekin
Mohair Lawn Party a Grand All Around Success
The Mohair club hosted a lawn party on the cricket grounds drawing about 2000 attendees. The event featured a minstrel show, a Lowell National Band concert, illuminated Japanese lanters, and a large crowd enjoying refreshments, with officials and out-of-town clubs in attendance.
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Mohair Club
Chelmsford Street
Southam
Lowell National Band
R. A. Griffiths
Harry P. Douglas
Alex. BE. Williams
Alex. E. Williams
Rylah Firth
Bones
Messrs
Johnson, Coyne
Grant Girard
Holt
Tambos
Williams
Clough
Ludwig
Farnham
Gunstone
Anise Marian Brown
Harry Mosley
Bill Bailey
Walter Clough
Blanche Bates
Spindle City
John Dalton
Robt. Lindsay
Fred Lindsay
Harry Lindsay
Jeannie Burns Rodger
Back To
David Hird
Mohair Quartette
Miss Marion Brown
Rip van Winkle
Frank Johnson
Marie
Jas. Carr
Mary
Martin Maguire
Spindle City Quartette
Alex. Williams
Harrison
Allen
Lowell Pastor Preaches Third Time at Congregational Church
Rev William G Poor of Lowell preached for the third time yesterday at the Congregational church. Thursday evening a vestry meeting will discuss selecting a pastor. Mr George Lee and wife of Chicago visit. The Central Country club draws many visitors to its lawns al fresco restaurant golf links polo grounds tennis and raquet courts and gymnasium.
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William G. Poor
Lowell
Congregational Church
George Lee
Chicago
William H. Lee
Central Country Club
North Chelmsford High School Honors at Local Church
Pupils attended a morning service at Second Congregational church invited by Rev. Robert W. Dunbar. The service featured floral decorations and a large United States flag. Graduates Stewart Mackay Jr. and Patrick J. Flynn sat upfront as Rev. Dunbar delivered an address on truth, beauty, and good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Dunbar
Second Congregational Church
North Chelmsford
A. E. Duncan
Charles F. Scribner
Arthur Slater
Stewart Mackay
Chelmsford School
Percy Fowler Parsons
Ethel D. Fisher
Stewart Mackay, Jr
Patrick J. Flynn
West Chelmsford
Church
Jesus Christ
W I S C Lawn Party Draws Big Crowd and Wide Fun
Saturday afternoon a large crowd gathered at Mr Duffy near South Lowell for a community lawn party. Winners included H Connelly in the men’s broad jump and 100 yard dash, George Doewrey, Maniie Higgins, Mrs G Allan, and W and Marcotte in various races. An evening crowd danced to a hurdy gurdy with Japanese lanterns, while refreshments were served by Carlson and Carlson and others. Local notices report a minor accident at Walsh worsted mills and farm losses from the Concord river flood. Plans for the mission annual picnic proceed with committee to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Duffy
South
Lowell
H. Connelly
George Doewrey
Maniie Higgins
Mrs. G. Allan
W. and
Marcotte
H. Quinn
G. Sykes
Lizzie Jones
H. Linquist
Carlson
M. Cavanaugh
Cudworth
Meugh
D. Duffy
D. Allan
G. Green
W. Ramsden
C. Cudworth
E. McHare
George Dickson
Ethel
Providence
R. L
William Dickson
Roper Street
Walsh Worsted Mills
Charles Parker
Concord
William Rigg
Billerica St
Williams
Baltimore
Big Five club holds successful Long Pond outing
The Big Five club of this town held its first outing at Long Pond on Saturday with an all night fishing trip that proved very successful. The club is made up of five popular young men from the Navy Yard. Rev Ralph Gillam of the First Congregational Church Lowell preached at the Central Congregational church in exchange with Pastor Rev F I Kelley. Last evening services in Hillside and Centre churches were dispensed with, a union service held in Pawtucketville church.
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Big Five
Long Pond
Navy Yard
Ralph Gillam
First Congregational Church of
Lowell
Central Congregational Church
F. I. Kelley
Hillside
Centre Church
Pawtucketville
Reception for Rev. Charles J. Galligan at St Bernard’s West Newton
Fr. Charles J. Galligan of St. Bernard’s West Newton returned from abroad to a surprise testimonial Friday. Parishioners held a reception in the church basement attended by several hundred. He received a purse of over $1000 from his people and thanked donors for the generous gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Galligan
St. Bernard's Church
West Newton
Fr. Galligan
Boston
Saxonia
Canton
Bargain Sale in Men's and Boy's Shirts
A. G. Pollard & Co offers a midweek closeout of nearly 600 dozen new shirts from a manufacturer in 50c and 25c qualities. Basement department sale features 50c shirts at 35c, Boys' 25c shirts at 17c, and 45c Bedford cord and percale shirts at 29c. Display in Palmer street window. Wednesday sale.
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Palmer Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
Madras
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Butterfield Street
Timothee Vigeant
Michel Beaudoin
St. Cunegonde
Montreal
Dracut
Father Beaudoin
United States
San Francisco
British Columbia
Eugene Roussin
L’assomption College
L. A. Ouellette
Fall River
Blanche Roussin
Constant Hiwerth
Highgate
Constant Henette
Lowell High School
Malvina Montplaisir
Aurore
Herminie Delisle
Elie Delisle
Manchester
N. H
Charles Lafontaine
Somerset, Que
Centralville
Rosario Lussier
Cumberland Road
Lawrence Box
Owell
Chelmsford
Unitarian Society
Wm. H. Hall
Emma L. Parkhurst
Charlie Douglas
Mark Reed
Alice Barton
Dorothy Hall
John Dix
Charlie Parkhurst
Helen Knowlton
Elmer Hill
Mona Gore
Marjorie Armstrong
Miriam Warren
Ruth Pickard
Daisy Knowlton
Shurtleff
A. D. K. Shurtleff
Intervale
Joshua Young
D. D
Reading
Michael Reardon
East Village
Graniteville
Court
Recovatry
Framingham
Tewksbury
Wigginville
Newton
Underskirts
Basamant
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
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