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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1903

Page

10

Lowell Daily Courier notices and adverts from June 30 1903

Local paper lists open businesses and services including E A Wilson & Co lime and cement, Lowell and Boston Express Co at 31 Middle street, special July 9 church picnic car, 7 20 4 10c cigars sold by New York dealers, Waldorf Astoria Cigar Co stores, and job ad for John Hancock Life Insurance solicitor fluent in French and English. Also health ad for Burdock Blood Bitters, note about Chalifoux store closure July 4, and Dr Wilkins dental office offering corns and bunions relief at 90 Prescott street with evening hours.

Dutton Street E. A. Wilson & Co Lowell and Boston Express Co Middle Street Paige Street John and Merrimack Streets New York Waldorf-Astoria Cigar Co John Hancock Life Insurance Company E. Paquette Burdock J. L. Chalifoux

Engagement announced of Mr. Wolfe and Miss Fowler

Miss Lilla McSortey visits Canada and many Lowell residents plan travel and visits. The engagement of Mr. Frederick H. Wolfe and Miss Mary Ethel Fowler is announced. Lowell people sail for Europe on the Saxonia and attend family and town events, with several returning from trips and visits.

Lilla McSortey Westford Street Canada Frederick H. Wolfe Mary Ethel Fowler

Lamothe Case Tied to Lowell Man in Birdseye of Crime Mystery

Police close in on Joseph Agenor Lamothe aka Joseph E. Lamothe after a Sunday shooting. trace leads across Little Canada and Pelham to a stolen horse and wagon bound toward Canada or New York. Family recollections reveal a well educated but boastful man with a secretive past, and a sister who fears for relatives as investigators seek a suspect described with glasses and a limp.

Lamothe Little Canada New Hampshire Lakeview Pelham Pelham Centre Jones Haverhill Canada New York

State Mutual Co of America Leads in 1902 Dividends

State Mutual Co of America earned a larger percentage of profits as dividends to policy holders and surplus than any other Regular Life Insurance Company in America during 1902. Figures cited from Dividends in Life Insurance, Spectator Company, New York, 1903.

America Life The Spectator Company New York State Mutual Life and Trust Cneicus Onan Omen Bee Ana Eg Miums Massachusetts Mutual Northwestern Mutual Phoenix Mutual Canada Life Union Central So Aeina National Germania Life Equitable of Iowa Equitable N. Y Mutual Life Mutual Benefit Home Life Berkshire Union Mutual Is Mutual Life Security Mutual Aetna Life Connecticut Mutual Penn Mutual Phoenix Mutual Washington Connecticut Mutual Manhattan New England Mutual Eae Newark Life oHaryland Pacific Mutual United States Germania Connecticut General New York Life Hancock ‘ Fe Manhattan Union Mutual Welington Provident Bavings Security Trust Michigan Mutual Metropolitan

IFE Assurance Tops Mortality Among Regular Life Firms

The IFE Assurance of Massachusetts posted the lowest mortality loss among Regular Life insurers in 1902, at 49 percent of the expected loss, saving $51 per $100. The Minnesota report excludes industrial and smaller recent firms from ranking. Incorporated 1844, it offers life and endowment policies under Massachusetts non-forfeiture laws. Henry A. Smith, Manager North Middlesex District, Room 4 Hildreth Building, Lowell.

America Minnesota Insurance Report Berkshire Minnesota State Martia Connecticut Massachusetts Henry A. Smith North Middlesex Hildreth Building Lowell

Guarded Winchester Home Over Threatened Visit

Patrolmen kept watch at 88 Washington street all night Sunday as Joseph Lamothe threatened to visit and murder the mother of the Goddu sisters. Mrs Goddu traveled to Lowell on the 6 25 train with officers escort. Lamothe did not appear but a clear description exists. John Goddu, from South Medford, works for United Shoe Machinery in Winchester. brother Louis Goddu is an inventor. Georgianna Goddu, educated in Winchester schools, sang at St Marys church and was described as vivacious.

Joseph E. “Lamont Joseph E. Lamothe Canada Lowell James Street Godda Lamothe France Quebec Louis P. Lamothe Pawtucketville Worcester Boston L. J. Lamothe Agenor Joseph L. P. Lamothe Amedee Lamothe St. Marie du Monnoir Joseph Agenor Lamothe St. Joseph's Church Arthur St. Hyacinthe College Little Falls Minnesota Gumb Brothers Collier's Noel Lamoureux Lamoureux Lamothes Joseph A St. Jean Baptiste Rouville County Que Germany Alexina Goddu Courier-Citizer Alexina Mr. Lamont Georgianna Lamont Courier-Citizen Mr. L. P. Lamothe Goddu Louis Gumb Joseph Lamothe Gumb Moore Street Mr. Gumb Joseph Ramsey Lamothe Winchester John Goddy Washington Street Hargrove Connell John Goddu South Medford United Shoe Machinery Company McKay Department Louis Goddu St. Mary’s Church

Sunday school class presents pearl rosary at St Michael’s

Miss Anna Grennan’s Sunday school class of St Michael’s church gathered at her May street home to honor her with a pearl rosary and a paper cutter. Mary Ellen Cox gave the presentation speech. A musical and literary programme featured Lena Camire, Anna Le Clair, Therese Drake, Catherine Cox, Irene Sullivan, Rose Campbell, Mary Cox, Evangeline Bertrand, Zeta Drake, Rose Grennan, Louise Rogers, Grace Reed, Francis Drake and Elizabeth Reed. Light refreshments were served.

Anna Grennan St. Michael’s Church May Street Mary Ellen Cox Lena Camire Anna le Clair Therese Drake Catherine Cox Irene Sullivan Rose Campbell Mary Cox Evangeline Bertrand Zeta Drake Rose Grennan Louise Rogers Grace Reed Francis Drake Elizabeth Reed

Outing at Tewksbury by Kirk Street Woman's League

One of the red letter days in the history of the Kirk Street Church Woman's League was a pleasant afternoon at Mr. Enoch Foster's in Tewksbury. Guests enjoyed the spacious grounds and lawn refreshments served by the hostess. Mrs. Thompson, president of the Kirk Street Woman's association, plus Miss Kitson and Miss Julia Burnham, attended.

Woman’s League Kirk Street Enoch Foster Tewksbury Thompson Woman's Association of

McCarthy Daley Tie The Knot In Sacred Heart ceremony

A refined wedding united James McCarthy and Mary J Daley at the Sacred Heart parish residence last evening with Fr Reynolds OML officiating. Frances Daley and Cornelius McCarthy served as attendants, a reception followed at Andrews street home, and the couple plans a Gates street residence after a wedding tour.

Burnside and Scott wed in Dover New Hampshire

Mr William S Burnside formerly of this city and Miss Annie D Scott of Dover New Hampshire were married last evening at 8 00 at the groom s sisters residence Mrs J C Coram 279 Westford street Rev T Clayton Welles officiating The ceremony was witnessed by relatives and friends The bride wore white peau de soie Marion M Scott sister of the bride was bridesmaid Henry Tweed of Lowell was best man Miss Ethel Stott flower girl Thomas Foulds page Roy E Coram played the wedding march They will reside in Dover after September 1 staying homespun for now The house was decorated with ferns and Richardson catered The newlyweds received many presents.

F. E. Parker Carrie Meister Tyngsboro Lake Sunpee Mamie Sadie Quinn Dorchester J. Clark Glidden Lowell House Sterling Junction Camp Grand Helen Reidy Broadway Manchester N. H Katherine Hurley Marlboro Margaret Cronin Cross Street Ira Ramsdell, Jr Hastings Street Bangor George F. Penniman M. G. Perkins Henry Runels W. F. Carey Sharon Springs N. Y James Mellen Lincoln School Commonwealth Europe Sarah Catherine’ Sparks Elm Street Saxonia Boston Julia O'Connell Sisters of Nazareth Nazareth Mary Charles Annie M. Greves Miss Clerk Lowell Lancaster Mass John McManmon Washington D. C Roxbury David Campbell American Hide and Leather Company Bahamas Wm. L. Goss Jas. G. Elliott North Jersey Traction Co Newark N. J E. N. Elliott Roseville Brooklyn J. R. Martin Lowell News Carleton & Hovey Co Father Ohn East Boston Cunard Selma Anderson Anna Anderson Hilma Johnson Ada J. Johanson Josephine Svenson Augusta Johnston Berntson Murphy’s Steamship Agency Cunard Line Queenstown Liverpool James Ramsay Joseph W. Leach John Wibberley Kate Sarah G. Sparks Mary Clarke Alice Clark Catherine Higgins George McKee Minnie Maloney Alfred Kershaw Kate Hansbury Katie Maloney L. Abbott Chelsea Clarence Fearing Frank A. Lewis Everett E. P. Fearing Fearing Daisy Lewis Abbott John Collier Norwalk Conn F. J. Whittemore Ruth Earl Chelmsford West Wilton Whittemore Abner Holt William S. Burnside Dover Annie D. Scott J. C. Coram Westford Street T. Clayton Welles Marion M. Scott Henry Tweed Ethel Stott Thomas Foulds Roy E. Coram Richardson

Berean P M Church Holds First Lawn Party at Whitworths

The Berean P M church held its first lawn party of the season at Whitworths boat house on Billerica street on Saturday. A good number attended enjoyed the riverside scenery and a pleasant time. Prizes were awarded and the event was enlivened by hurdy gurdy music.

Berean P. M. Church Whitworth Billerica Street

If those whose Work is Mental were as particular about bread

The author argues that clerks bookkeepers and professionals should choose Spring Wheat Flour for bread cake and pastry. Pillsbury's Best Flour is presented as the standard. The piece urges exacting dietary choices among educated workers to match the standards of manual laborers.

Pillsbury

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