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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
8
A violent rainstorm yesterday forced the afternoon public school session to be omitted and the evening high school to remain closed. This morning is dull and mild with partial clouds, while temperatures range around mid thirties. Boston forecasts fair but much colder tonight with northwest winds.
The Orient motorcycle, showcased at Shattuck's bicycle show, will appear on the street Friday and Saturday forenoons and in the afternoon at Burbank hall. The device is described as practical and popular in France. Passaconaway Tribe of Red Men members plan to attend services at the First Presbyterian church on March 11 after last night's meeting. A sugar party is planned in the near future.
A severe rain and hail storm dumped about three inches, swelling streams and flooding cellars across the city. Landslides blocked the electric railroad tracks, forcing barge transfers and longer delays. Hale's brook overflowed near the Lowell Bleachery yard, while streets and avenues suffered washouts and gullies. Crews worked overnight to clear debris, and officials warned of possible river rises if cold weather did not arrive.
The covered patrol wagon of the police department is back from the paint shop and looks bright and hand sore. It was used for the first time last night and the prisoners appreciated the protection it provided from the rain. The end door has been removed giving the wagon a metropolitan appearance that it previously lacked.
Inspector Laflamme arrested William Guinan a wine clerk on a warrant for false pretences after taking him into custody in Borton yesterday. Complainants are Gookie Brothers and the case stems from a furniture transaction where Guinan was involved.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y M C A will host a two day bazaar March 6 and 7 to aid mortgage payments. Supper served by episode plan. an entertainment program is planned. Numerous committees oversee Fancy table Art table Flower table Apron table Domestic table Candy table Lemonade Cake table Dining room Kitchen and a featured Baby Drill with children ages 3 to 6, under H L Dietz and F L Snow.
Local Christian Endeavor societies faced lethargy as meetings dwindled. The old executive committee reconvened and elected officers: President Rev Geo H Johnson of John Street Church, Vice President Rev Bowley Green of Orthen Street Church, Secretary Miss Tinta Santos of the Ink.
A crowd of about 1000 watched the Burkes beat the Hudsons 11 to 1 in Associate Hall last night. The game featured rough play, high fouls led by Porter, and strong work from Regan, Allard, and Healey. In the following game the Dodos defeated the Mysteries 7 to 2 for a $50 purse as Shea Fossette and Tighe scored for the Dodos.
Officials plan a Monday evening rally at Paige Street Free Baptist church at 7 30 to discuss whether to maintain the union. All members of young people's societies in the vicinity are urged to attend and take part in the discussion.
The Central M E church board re elected stewards and trustees during the Wednesday quarterly meeting. Rev Wm H Meredith resigns to take effect at April’s annual conference after two years as pastor. He planned a short pastorate to do more good, and a successor will begin on the third Sunday of April. Meredith’s work was praised, and two of his daughters will remain in the city after his departure.
Small attendance at last night's regular Republican city committee meeting due to the storm. Senator Innis proposes a new caucus law to bar members of one party from rival party primaries. A draft of rules was read and copies will be mailed to members. A special committee may relocate headquarters to the Shattuck block.
Labor notes report that the Weavers union elected Annie McMullin as financial secretary to fill the vacancy caused by Thomas F Connolly's resignation. She will serve as treasurer pro tem for a week until the next meeting fills the treasurer post. Storms caused meetings to be disrupted but a large attendance is hoped.
The Men’s league at Kirk Street Church schedules vestry meetings after Sunday services. Members will meet young men in pews after the sermon and invite them to a gathering in the room below. Evening services have grown popular and attract large attendance under the league’s guidance.
The Spindle City Wheelmen hosted Nashua Cycle Club at their Howe block rooms. Both clubs shared a $20 prize for the most points won, Nashua taking the prize with seven points to Lowell's three. Events included pool, whist, pedro, and 63, with several close scores. A return match is planned in Nashua.
An evolving Bon Marche expands from a small corner shop to a vast retail complex. The issue features a large advertisement with likely news or promotions targeting Lowell ladies.
At the Lincoln club meeting last night arrangements were completed for the poverty party to be held March 17. Prizes include a Morris chair for first gentleman, a silk umbrella for second, a 112 piece dinner set for first lady, and a mahogany table for second.
A health advisory style note warns that small colds can worsen into serious illness and even fatal outcomes. It recommends Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a remedy or preventive aid.
J B Goodwin of 11 Thorndike street advertises screen repair and manufacturing services. He offers a special black wire screen paint claimed to be best in the country and warrants it to last three years with no asphaltum. He can pick up, repair, and store screens until installation.
Mrs Woodbridge W Tuttle and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindnesses during their affliction and for floral tributes. They thank Post 120 G A R for services, Mr W H Worcester for singing, and other assisting orders. Signed by Mrs Woodbridge W Tuttle Clinton P Tuttle A M Blaisdell Miss Etta S Tuttle.
The next civil service examination in Lowell will be held at city hall on Wednesday next March 7. Clerical service and foreman of laborers positions are to be tested together. Applications must be filed by Saturday at 6 p.m. with secretary C. H. Conant.
Patent claim promises Mood's Pills cure liver disease biliousness and indigestion. Advertisement notes easy operation and suitability for relief from headaches. No verified medical evidence provided. Product targets general health concerns with bold assurances.
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