Market Gains Lift Stocks Across Sectors Morning Strength
The market showed considerable strength with sugar at 1425 up 25 percent from the low, steel and railroads in demand at noon, Amalgamated rising to 9534 lifting copper activity. The London market slipped on word of General Botha's surrender and Erie Telephone Co books undergo scrutiny by Eastern Audit Co, report due soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated
London
Botha
Eastern Audit Co
Erie Telephone Co
Stone & Webber
Michigan Lines
Independent Telephone Co
Erie Company
Glidden
New York
Sugar Bef, Co
Atchison
Atchison Pfd
Am Tobacco
Brooklyn R. Wee
C.c.c
S Big
Chesa. & O Bu
L Tob
Co. & G. West
Federal
Federal Steel Pfd
Int
Manhattan
Seaee
M. . & T. Pt Teens Bilg Mo. Pac
New York Cen Steee
Texas & Pac
Weeee
Union Pac
U.S. Leather
U.S. Ptd
West Union
Boston
Chicago
Mex Central
Mining Amalgamated
Bingham
Bos & Mon
Franklin
Isis Roya
Osceo.a
Rheede Island
Tamarack Eeeaee
Utah
Nee
Erie Tel Wees
Lowell
Madras
Past Year Very Prosperous Tyngsboro Grange's Good Programme
The article reviews a prosperous year for national and state grange activity. It notes two new granges organized, eleven reorganized, and one Pomona grange formed, adding 824 members by September. Middlesex North Pomona Grange No. 16, with 200+ members, covers Tewksbury, Westford, Dracut, Tyngsboro and Billerica. Tyngsboro Grange No. 222 grew from 28 to 71 members by 1901, with 34 members also in No. 16. The group reports sound finances and a successful literary program, and outlines a 1901 slate including discussions, music, drama, degrees, and spring initiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Howard
Massachusetts
Worcester
Sptember
Middlesex North
Pomona Grange No. 16
George E. Crosby
Tewksbury
Westford
Dracut
Tyngsboro
Billerica
Middlesex North Pomona Grange No
Tyngsboro Grange installs officers for new century
Members of Tyngsboro Grange are urged to join and be listed at upcoming regular meetings held on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month. The first year officers of the twentieth century were installed by Postmaster Daniel N. Cuff and Miss Rose Peabody of Dracul Grange, with Charles R. Sherburne as master and Grace M. Queen as overseer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyngsboro
Mary A. Queen
Pomona
Sarah M. Bliss
Flora
Annie EB. Wood
Carrie 8. McLean
Henry J. Keyes
Arthur R. Marshall
Otis L. Wright
Lucien C. McLean
P. M
Arthur R. Marshell
Phebe BE. Lawrence
Addie G. Perham
Helen A. Bancroft
Charles A. Sherburne
Jo Franklin Bancroft
Charles A. Danforth
Albert C. Hadiey
Carrie F. Danforth
Pomona Grange Holds All Day Session at Union Hall
Middlesex North Pomona grange met in Union Hall for a full day session. The lecturer led a legislative report proposing changes to game laws favoring landowners and promoting farmer interests. Speakers from Westford Dracut Tyngsboro and others debated stocking ponds while Postmaster Elmer D Howe spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex North Pomona Grange
Union Hall
G. J. Crosby
Legislative Committee
Wheeler
Westford
Taylor
Greenwood
Billerica
Fish and Game Commission
Messrs. Lawrence
Dracut
Danforth
Tyngsboro
Andrews
Fornstall
Tewksbury
Cutter
Pelham
Elmer D. Howe
Tyngsboro Grange
Co-Operative Banking
Town Notes From Local Meeting And Movements
Mr Albert Boden moves with his family into George Browns house. High school ends March 8 leaving only one week vacation. Town attendees at Boxboro farmers institute report an interesting meeting. Next Grange meeting March 5 features a sense party run by the literary committee. Borough Pomona Grange meets Boxboro March 7 with Lecturer Ladd of State Grange expected to discuss. C EB society members attend Concord convention on the 22nd. D E Atwood of Chelmsford recent village visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Boden
George Brown
Farmers’ Institute
Boxboro
Grange
Pomona Grange
Ladd
State Grange
C. EB. Society
Concord
D. E. Atwood
Chelmsford
Francis Mansfield
Carlisle
William McKinsey
John Hay
America
Mansfield
Geo. W. Cortelyou
Washington
D. C
Benjamin F. Blaisdell, Sr
A. H. Armes
Luke
Republican Caucus
Union Hall
William Barnett
Bedford
Mass
Prescott
Lowell Street
Barnett
J. B. Prescott
Samuel Kenny
The
Unitarian Society
Town Meeting Warrant Details 25 Articles
The document lists 30 items for town meeting including choosing a moderator and officers, funding for libraries and schools, highway and street improvements, lighting, and debt payments. It also covers liquor licensing, juror lists, Memorial Day observances, litigation, annexation, and proposed changes to electing town officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Lawrence Street
South
Lowell
District No
Lewis D. Gumb
Andover Street
County Commissioners
Lawrence Road
Carter
William P
List of Young Men Eligible at the Low ell Post Office
The postmaster released lists of notes for civil service exams for clerk and carrier positions. Clerks include Charles A. Clough Henry J. Maguire John J. Murphy Edward J. Burns Robert Bruce Wood Frederick B. Reed George F. O Dwyer James A. Finnerty Henry J. Bowers George H. Rolinson William H. Giblin John J. Conlon Edward J. Boyle Maurice H. Powers Homer J. Gill Albert E. Willis William A. Arnold Walter James Kenny McClellan J. Scagel Arthur Pihl. Carriers include John P. Sheehan Patrick H. Rogers Napoleon A. Provencher Ancel W. Wentworth Patrick S. O Neill John W. Kennedy John J. D. Dillon Albert W. McQuesten Fred W. Tilton Ralph W. Clogston Frank J. Kelley Arthur E. Willman David M. Richard Gibbons Edward H. Barnes Patrick B. McHugh Victor Turnauist Eugene Butterfield John F. McSorley Milward B. Carr William G. Morse Bernard D. Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Clough
Henry J. Maguire
John J. Murphy
Edward J. Burns
Robert Bruce Wood
Frederick B. Reed
George F. O'Dwyer
James A. Finnerty
George H. Rolinson
William H. Giblin
John J. Conlon
Edward J. Boyle
Maurice H. Powers
Homer J. Gill
Albert £. Willis
William A. Arnold
Walter James Kenney
McClellan J. Scagel
Arthur
John P. Sheehan
Patrick H. Rogers
Napoleon A. Provencher
Ancel W. Wentworth
Patrick S. O'Neill
John W. Kennedy
John J. D. Dillon
Albert W. McQuesten
Fred W. Tilton
Ralph W. Clogston
Frank J. Kelley
Arthur E. Willman
David M
Richard Gibbons
Edward H. Barnes
Patrick B. McHugh
Victor Turnauist
Eugene §. Butterfield
John F. McSorley
Milward B. Carr
William G. Morse
Bernard D. Riley
Whist Party Honors At McQuade Home
A Thursday evening whist party at 227 Concord Street hosted by Miss Susie Wixted featured about 20 young guests. Frank Hartson won first prize with Clara Hutchinson second. musical numbers included piano solos by Yorkin and Hutchinson, violin by Frank Hutchinson, mandolin by Susie L McQuade, and recitations and songs by several others. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McQuade
Concord Street
Susie Wixted
Frank Hartson
Clara Hutchinson
Yorkin
Hutchinson
Frank Hutchinson
Bessie Wixted
Mollie Kane
Alice Kane
Susie L. McQuade
Bears the That Signature an of 2 44 SCmrAa
fragmentary text from a newspaper item mentions a signature and a code like 2 44 SCmrAa. It is unreadable in places but indicates a note about a purchase or transaction tied to the acronym ACL ME.
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Stock Market
List
Bright, Sears & Co
Grange News
OUR
Wood
Central Street
STOW
Middlesex County
Lewis
William Gray
Andover
Lowell High School
Wigginville
Hast Street
Main Street
Boston Road
Evangelical Church
Boston Firemen
Green Street
Mar. L
BE. C. Shallow
Spring Street
Shallow
George Carney
Frank Sweeney
Stamford Street
Charles H. Brackett
William Vinal
Vinals
Brackett
Louis Trabucco
Mr. Trabucco
Jessie Rinn
Harry Belmont
Avery Slayton
Engine 6
Sweeney
Carney
Mrs. Martin
Chambers Street
Stevens
Combination 8
Emma O'Connor
Wyman
Green
Stamford
Joseph Finnick
W. 8. Pellerin
Sarah C. Pellerin
Mattie Henderson
W. O. Stone
Marcus Kelleher
Joseph Bellows
Montgomery
Crowley
Massachusetts General Hospital
J. J. Hayes
Eddy Estate
Lowell Post Office
Aes
Nicholas G. Norcross
Lowall
von On
O'Donnell & Gilbride
O'Donnell & Gleride CO
Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Street
Messrs
A. Sydeman & Co
Chris Holmes
Merrimack Street
Courier-Gutizen Gtnes Oars
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