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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Pillsbury
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