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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1905

Page

4

Overseers Plan July 4 Farm Concert at City Farm

The overseers of the poor met at the city hospital and appointed John Mahony secretary. They urged Supt Donlan to arrange a July 4 concert at the farm and requested the 4th committee provide music. Dr Donlan sent a note to Wm Fairweather requesting a concert for the institution that evening.

City Hospital Sec. Courtney John Mahony Dunn Donlan Shields Wm. Fairweather Chase

Officers Elected by the Y. M. C. I.

The Young Men's Catholic Institute elected officers last night with full attendance. Daniel Hogan was chosen president, John C. Farrington became vice-president, and Rev. [name missing] was named treasurer.

Young Men's Catholic Institute Daniel Hogan John C. Farrington

Names of officers listed for next meeting entertainment

E A Dorgan recording secretary Michael O Connor financial secretary H B McQuade board of trustees George Willett literary committee Michael Calnin James Gilligan Edward Higgins Henry Lee James B Tully marshal James J Flanagan. At the next meeting there will be an entertainment and refreshments.

E. A. Dorgan Michael O'Connell H. B. McQuade George Willett Michael Calnin James Gilligan Edward Higgins Henry Lee James B. Tully James J. Flanagan

Many Outings At Canobie Schedule Listed

A large number of churches and Sunday schools plan outings at Canobie Lake Park in the coming days. Five churches may share shelters or pavilions. June 30 features Lowell First Baptist and Haverhill Centre church Sunday school. July 1 includes Methuen First Baptist, Lowell Paige Street Free Baptist, Grace and Winter Street Free Baptist of Haverhill, and the Manchester Typographical Union with sports. July 3 Lowell First Presbyterian plans private grove tent and ball grounds for part of the day.

Canobie Lake Park First Baptist Church of

Albion Social Club members to spend week at Salisbury Beach

Well known Albion Social Club members from this city will begin a week long vacation starting Saturday July 1 at Lynch's cottage Salisbury Beach. Participants include Fred Harrison John H Mills Brook Southam Fred G Humphriss Robertорт George Collins John Harrington and David Hambleton all of this city and Joseph Brierly of Sanford Maine. Other club members will visit Lynch's cottage during the week and share a day outing with the Albions.

Albion Lynch’s Salisbury Beach Fred Harrison John H. Mills Brook Southam Fred G. Humphriss Robert “Ort George Collins John Harrington David Hambleton Joseph Brierly Sanford Lynch’s Cottage Albions

Y M C A Steamboat Ride on Merrimack Draws 150 Youths

The Y M C A hosted a steamboat ride aboard the Governor Allen up the Merrimack to South Nashua last night. About 150 young people attended, enjoying music and games. The event was organized by F Ernest Atkinson, Osborne H Cilley, Frank McGilley, C Frank Dupee, A G Cheney, Neil Douglas, E T Giles, Matthew Johnston, John Perry, W G McKay, and W A Morse.

Merrimack Governor Allen Nashua F. Ernest Atkinson Osborne H. Cilley Frank McGilley C. Frank Dupee A. G. Cheney Neil Douglas E. T. Giles Matthew Johnston John Perry W. G. McKay W. A. Morse

General Fitzgerald resigns from Equitable Life Board

New York on June 21 Gen Fitzgerald sent his resignation as a director of the Equitable Life Assurance Society to Chairman Morton. He was an intimate friend of the late Henry B Hyde and longtime associated with Hyde in the Equitable Society and several other corporations.

New York Gen. Fitzgerald Equitable Life Assurance Society Morton Henry B. Hyde Equitable Society

Body of Joseph Tellier recovered by undertaker

The body of Joseph Tellier, a boy who drowned in the Northern canal yesterday afternoon, was found this morning at about 1.30 by Jos Albert, the undertaker. Also advertised are fine white linen skirts at 98 cents, originally $1.50, at New York Cloak & Suit Co. 12 John Street.

Board of Health City Hall Myrtle Street Jackson Pe Nce Joseph Tellier Jos. Albert New York Cloak & Suit Co John Street

French News Scenes At The Station Amid Parting Cheers

The Middlesex street station buzzes with French American farewells as trains northward draw many, with girls waving handkerchiefs and wishing friends well. The piece notes Theodor Ayotte’s prolonged disappearance, Little Canada beach’s lively summer scene, a West Centralville Christadelphian effort led by FF Leblond, and upcoming tug of war between Centralville and Pawtucketville clubs on Crystal Lake, plus local social and family updates from St. Louis parish and nearby towns.

Middlesex Street Canada West Centralville Christadelphian Church Church of the “Brothers In Christ Christadelphian X. Leblond Aiken Street Leblond Lakeview Avenue Club Social de

Child’s operation deferred as growth needed for success

Mrs. Normandin, staying abroad with her children, seeks the best medical care in Montreal for her son who is deemed too young for the operation. Experts assess the project needs a larger power margin, with estimates rising from 21 000 to 27 000 horsepower to reach the indicated speed, signaling delays and greater resources required.

Charleston Cruiser Charleston Makes 22.03 Knots Speed Test

Provincetown June 29 After a four hour speed trial the United States navy cruiser Charleston returned with an official record of 22.03 knots surpassing contract requirements by three one hundredths. The test used a new standardized method adopted from Britain to measure sustained sea speed over a measured rise course. The vessel maintained 143.47 revolutions per minute for four hours with speeds peaking at 22.15 knots in the third hour.

Provincetown United States Navy Charleston United States

No Reply Yet to Operatives Wage Demand

Fall River June 28 No official reply to the mill operatives demand for higher wages was made today. Mill circles say no increase is possible at this time. Systematic saving is urged with a Five Cent Savings bank account opening. Deposits earn interest on Saturday.

Fall River Five Cent Savings Bank

Local Doctor Offers Low-Cost Treatment in Lowell

A regional ad urges men of all ages to seek tort advice and medical care from a Lowell practitioner. It promises affordable, honest treatment with medicines supplied, free consultation and examination, and privacy. The notice warns against paying large upfront fees to out of town doctors and invites readers to visit today.

Lowell

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