Marriage of Rev Earl C Davis and Annie Dodge
Rev Earl C Davis and Miss Annie Dodge wed at the bride’s home on Wednesday evening at 6.00 pm with Rev Simonds of Cleveland and Rev Wiers officiating. Attendants include Theresa Dodge, Alice Dodge, Arthur Dodge, and Rev John Mellick. A reception followed until 8 pm and a weeklong honeymoon pending in Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl C. Davis
Annie Foster Dodge
Simonds
Cleveland
Wiers
Theresa Dodge
Alice Dodge
Arthur Dodge
John Mellick
Bedford
Pittsfield
Marriage of W. K. Putney and Beatrice M. Parker
W. K. Putney of Gloucester and Miss Beatrice M. Parker of New York were married at 2 o'clock on Wednesday June 28 at the home of Fred Parker on Main Street. Rev C P Marshall officiated. The ceremony was simple with close family witnesses. A luncheon followed and the couple departed on the 4.03 train to Boston, then to Concord New Hampshire for their summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Parker
Main Street
Beatrice M. Parker
New York
W. K. Putney
Gloucester
C. P. Marshall
Westford
Boston
Concord
N. H
Putney
Louis Beauparlant
Mary Noonan
St Joseph’s Rectory
Fr. Graton
Joseph Fremeau
Emma Beauparlant
Middlesex Street
Carlisle Mail Carrier Sets Remarkable Service Record
Carlisle notes highlight Mr. John L. A. Green completing a government contract for two terms of four years each. He carries the Carlisle Bedford route and has only failed to deliver the Bedford mail at 7 a.m. three times in the period. In his 80th year he remains healthy and proud of his punctual service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. A. Green
Carlisle
Bedford
Green
Westford Officials Set Hearing on Road Relocation Plan
The county commissioner will hold a hearing at the town hall on Friday June 30 at 11 oclock regarding relocating and repairing the road from Minots corner to the Carlisle line. Ruth P Tuttle graduated from Lowell Normal school on June 28. Samuel L Taylor and family attended Amherst college commencement this week. John Adams Taylor graduated June 28. Albert D Taylor, Amherst Aggie, will spend vacation in Westford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot’s Corner
Carlisle
Ruth P. Tuttle
Lowell Normal School
Samuel L. Taylor
Amherst College
John Adams Taylor
Albert D. Taylor
Amherst “Aggie
Westford
North Chelmsford social visiting at Varney home
Mrs. I. O. Palmer of Newtonville is visiting her sister Mrs. F. E. Varney in North Chelmsford. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Varney of Skowhegan Maine, Mrs. H. J. Cushing and Miss Ida Cushing of Merrimac Massachusetts have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Varney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. Palmer
Newtonville
F. E. Varney
E. G. Varney
Skowhegan
H. J. Cushing
Ida Cushing
Merrimac
Mass
Officers of the association re-elected for ensuing year
The association announced its officers for the coming year with most members re-elected. President Mrs. Francis Carll. First vice president Miss Ruth Bailey. Second vice president Mrs. C. W. Huntington. Third vice president Mrs. J. E. Gibson. Fourth vice president Mrs. Horace Shattuck. Treasurer Miss Nellie M. Brown. Recording secretary Miss Annie Robbins. Corresponding secretary Mrs. S. H. Thompson. Directors Mrs. S. H. Byar, Mrs. J. G. Buttrick, Mrs. Dc. Fuller, Mrs. C. T. Upton, Miss Saale E. Ayer. New directors Mrs. John A. Faulkner, Mrs. Frederick A. Flather, Miss Edith Russell. Trustee Judge John J. Pickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Carll
Ruth Bailey
C. W. Huntington
J. E. Gibson
Horace Shattuck
Nellie M. Brown
Fletcher Street
Annie Robbins
S. H. Thompson
S. H. Byar
J. G. Buttrick
Dc. Fuller
C. T. Upton
Saale E. Ayer
John A. Faulkner
Frederick A. Flather
Edith Russell
John J. Pickman
Treasurer of Arlington Mills and Whitman elected director
William Whitman, elected a director of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, is a prominent New England cotton goods manufacturer. He serves as treasurer of Arlington Mills in Lawrence and holds interests in multiple ventures. The piece urges systematic saving and opening an account at the Five Cent Savings bank. Deposits accrue interest on Saturdays. Also notes a quip about the term Vox Populi with a brief editorial exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William Whitman
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New England
Arlington Mills
Lawrence
Five Cent Savings Bank
Cal-cura Solvent promises cure or money back
An advertisement promotes Cal-cura Solvent by Dr. Kennedy claiming it cures all kidney and bladder troubles. The offer guarantees a full refund if the remedy fails, urging immediate use and asserting a new principle of curing. The copy ends with the publisher Dows & Co. calling attention to the risk free deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Kw. Dows & Co
Fraternal and Social Officers Chosen At Centralville Lodge
Centralville lodge I O O F 215 last night elected officers for the next term with Fred A Balcolm as noble grand C A Wilson vice grand L C Hall treasurer Installation set for Wednesday July 12 and the annual Salem Willows outing July 13 with committee J W Stewart L C Hall C A Parker A H Cluer R S Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralville Lodge
Noble Grand
Fred A. Balcolm
C. A. Wilson
L. C. Hall
Salem Willows
J. W. Stewart
C. A. Parker
A. H. Cluer
R. S. Chase
Highland Lodge
Veritas
Highland Lodges
M. D. Brown
Norman D. Wright
W. O. Farrell
Grand Lodge
Military Officers Honored By Lowell Company C
Captain Colby T. Kittredge inspector of rifle practice for the Sixth Regiment was guest of Company C at the state armory in Westford street. The unit presented him a costly saddle and bridle as a sign of high regard, with remarks by former Captain Charles H. Kimball. The event featured a khaki uniform drill and remarks on his leadership, followed by refreshments and honorary memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby T. Kittredge
State Armory
Westford Street
Kittredge
Company C
Charles H. Kimball
Lowell
Gardner W. Pearson
Russell
J. Douglas Rivet
Col
Chadwick
Pratt
Cadman
Orchestral Society reelects officers and Borjes as director
The Lowell Orchestral Society held its annual meeting at the board of trade rooms. Officers were reelected and Emil J. Borjes was named director for his fifteenth season. The group plans an outing to Gloucester on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Orchestral Society
Board of Trade Rooms
Emil J. Borjes
Walter Coburn
Presdent
E. T. Goward
Hermon J. Smith
Amy L. Tucke
Harry Clifton
Louis Weiler
A. W. Greeley
Co. S. Cushman
H. T. Bancroft
C. S. Cushman
Gloucester
Accident Record ReflectsMultiple Injuries from Local Incidents
John McDermott 27 of 91 Agawam street lost two fingers after catching them in wires while employed by the Electric Light Company. George Clark 32 of 129 East Merrimack street had the fourth finger amputated when a sash struck it during a parade. Edward Bruno wood dealer 174 Chelmsford street waa thrown from his horse on Lawrence street and injured, ambulanced to St John’s hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDermott
Agawam Street
McDermott
Electric Light Company
George Clark
East Merrimack Street
Edward Bruno
Lawrence Street
Yesteday
Pleasant birthday party at McCarton home honors Annie
A birthday party for Annie E McCarton hosted by Mr and Mrs Patrick McCarton on Pleasant Street drew 35 friends. The evening featured Calumet Orchestra piano solos songs by several performers and a Bohemian Girl sketch followed by supper. The D L Page Co entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McCarton
Pleasant Street
Annie E. McCarton
Calumet Orchestra
Chas
Diveno
Misses Bagley
Katherine Fay
Mollie McCullough
Mr. Chas
Kittie Breen
May Gilmore
Geo. Morris
Katherine Doherty
Mildred Cormick
D. L. Page Co
Club des Citoyens Americains nominates officers for election
The Club des Citoyens Americains named officers without opposition including President Leon Marcotte and vice president Horace E. Caron. Installation will occur next Wednesday with a smoke talk. A tug of war challenge was issued for the Club Social picnic on July 20 led by captain Vital Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Des Citoyens Americains
Leon Marcotte
Horace E. Caron
Michel Bourdon
Philippe R. Bourque
Malcolm J. Lafrance
Joseph Provost
Hormisdas Vallerand
Leodore Troistier
Arthur Lavoie
Treffle Bordeleau
Gaspard Bourgeault
Vital Robert
Regulars and militia prepare for limited day travel
The article describes regulars facing discomfort similar to militia as they prepare for mobility to Westfield. Senator Harrie S. Hunter is appointed battalion commissary with second lieutenant rank, while Brigadier General Emery coordinates eight days of meals. Cadre units C G M sail to Westfield, with multiple infantry and cavalry companies joining, including recent khaki uniforms and a large First Corps contingent to camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Corps
Fifth Infantry
Platsburg Barracks
Westfield
Westfield Board of Trade
Pennsylvania Road
Manassas
Harrie S. Hunter
Col
Priest
Hunter
Emery
Boston
Many Imitators No Equals Restorine Hair Invigorator
Sales text touts Restorine as a universal hair tonic curing dandruff and itching, stopping hair loss, and promoting new growth. A testimonial from Mary A. Nason claims dandruff disappears and gray tones fade, with proof of prior use and increased hair density. Product sold by druggists, barbers, and Bon Marche Dry Goods, with price per bottle and free samples available from Warner Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Nason
Walnut St
Roxb
Mass
Warner Medical Co
Boylston St
Ston
Bon Marche Dry Goods Company
State match awards and prize cups announced
A cup presented by His Excellency William L. Douglas will be shot for annually for 10 years, with the trophy held by the winner until the next competition and then owned by the team with the most wins. Ten competitors with the highest aggregate scores receive a cup, the ten sharpshooters who have never won a prize get a gold medal for top aggregate scores in the state match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Douglas
Senate approves formal charges against Justice Hooker
Albany June 28 the senate unanimously approves formal charges against Justice Hooker after assembly action and both houses adjourn for a joint session at 1 pm July 10 when Hooker will present his defense Band concert Chelmsford Centre tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Senate
Justice Hooker
Hair Soft as Silk Hair Toner Promised by Herpicide
An old advertisement extols Herpicide as a dandruff germ killer that prevents hair loss and thickens hair. It claims the product softens hair, cleanses the scalp, and relieves itching instantly with long lasting results. Samples offered for 10 cents, through The Herpicide Co. and Ellingwood & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Ellingwood & Co
Dr Temple Offers Local Men's Medical Consultations
Cure seekers of all ages urged to visit Dr Temple in Lowell for honest, moderate charge treatment with medicines included. Free consultation and examination to all patients. Do not pay out of town doctors until seeing him first. Specialist for Men invites calls today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Wakefield hosts annual M. V. M. rifle contest
The M. V. M. holds its yearly rifle competition at Wakefield on August 4 and 5. Prizes include the high aggregate state match for 200, 600, 800 and 1000 yards slow fire with the tri-color, and the Governor's trophy for the Governor's match rapid fire and skirmish, a silver award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
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Flag Department
Billerica
Rev
Annie Dodge
Charles Adams
Marlboro
Blanche Russell
J. Q. A. Green
Sarah Duren
Alvah Carr
Carr
Amos K. Baldwin
North Chelmsford
Y. W. C. A. News
Vox Populi
Vox Popull
Cal-cura
B. F. Butler Corps
Mary Chute
Rathbone
Pythian Hall
Daniel Hogan
William King
John Farrington
Michael O'Connell
Hubert McQuade
E. A. Dorgan
James A. McLaughlin
Geo. Willett
Michael V. Calnin
James Tully
James Gilligan
Harry Lee Frank Finnigan
James Kelly
Grand Council
The
Royal Arcanum
John J. Hogan
Albert W. David
Chapman Hall
Tremont Temple
Supreme Council
Ivers & Pond
Merrimack St
Garrity
2Nd
U.S. Cavalry
Department of Massachusetts
Taunton
Order
Thomas Talbot
Gov
Guild
Harvard
Crowley
Stopford
Devine
Bartlett
Cole
Mitchell
Packard
O'Keefe
Orchestral Society
Borjes
Washington Star
P. Z. Hebert
Canada
Romeo
Alfred
Berthierville College
F. L. Caseault
St. Alban, Que
Gauthier
St. Louis’s
Louis Labelle
Marguerite Labelle
Mr. Labelle
C, G and M
South Framingham
South Station
Newton
5Th Infantry
West Newton
9Th Infantry
Natick
Lowell Companies
Troop F Cavalry
Chelmsford
Columbia Phonograph Comp’y
Columbia Orchestra
Hiawatha
Karlsruhe
Bohemian Woods
Prince
Roosevelt
Ernani
Pal
Bunker Hill
Coon
Taurine Parvis
J. W. Myers
George Alexander
Arthur Collins
Orch
Miss Ada Jones
Bob Roberts
Elisir d’Amore
Archangelo Rossi
Piano Acc
Jesus
Henry Burr
Billy Harry Macdonough
Florence Bindley
Byron G. Harlan
Heinie
Len Spencer
Peter Piper
Collins and Harlan
Acc
Columbia Quartette
Columbia Quartet
Goldin Quartete
Sisi Wesimchi
Columbia Phonograph CO
Chelmsford Centre
DR. Temple
Mansur Block
Central St
R. T. Felix Gouraud
L. A Sayre
Gouraud
Hawkes
Middie St
Ernest R. Crawford
Fifth Streetel
Optician Geo. G. Rogers
Merrimack Street
Lowell Mass
Wayne
Calland
Caswell Auto Station
Moody St
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