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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1901

Page

3

Tewksbury Town Meeting Debates Andover Street Plan

About 250 residents gathered in the Centre town hall for a full day annual meeting. Debates covered annexation of Wigginville, licenses, school funding, and the Andover street extension with officials elected, budgets approved, and motions fought over including tuition to Lowell high school and highway improvements.

Tewksbury Henry M. Billings Albert C. Blaisdell Joel F. Phelps Clork John H. Chandler Noch Foster F. H. Farmer Wigginville Lowell Samuel Pike Benjamin Stavely Mr. Dixon J. C. Knowlton Artige Herbert L. Trull Congregational Church Ladies Aid Society Mr. Yeoman A. C. Blaisdell Benjamin Spaulding New England Tewksbury High School Michael Gookin Andover Street George Trull Spaulding Pickering Richard Sykes Mr. Spaulding Trull Irving M. Locke William Mniley Wigginville Road Eighth District Dunnland Andover Road Selectman Farmer Pillsbury Joshua Clark North Street East Street Main Street Boston Road Knowlton Messrs. Crosby, Battles and Foster

Dracut Town Repeals License Vote In 1901 Ballot

Dracut held a town meeting with 597 names on the check list and 1838 votes cast yesterday. Charles McCarthy won the moderator post, a series of minor officers were elected, and budgets for highways, schools, lighting, and roads debated before approval of several articles including a 200th anniversary celebration and public library funding.

Dracut Gayton M. Uall Charles McCarthy C. J. Coburn McCarthy Hooch Mills F. J. Hill Frank Gunther Hiram Linscott Bernize Parker C. H. Cutter Henry Peabody B. H. Peabody Elmer Coburn Horace Butters D. T P. Fox Jas. J. McManimon Thomas Carroll Edward A. Herrick Fred Hill C. L. Hodge P. Bottom Albert Hamblett Selden Coburn Calvin Richardson D. D. Fox John C. Fox John C. Tully John L. Mansur Sinden Street Geo. H. Stevens John Peabody Selden Colburn Stevens Sladen Street Board of Selectmen HE. A. Stevens Coburn Parier Avenue Collinsville Dracut Centre W. P. Foye Board of Selectmen North Reading Tyngsboro Fewksbury Thomas Scully Cale Ireland Oraent Lowell Scully Knowlton William Tyrell Charles Cutter Boston Snowlton Augustus Harvey John Hanlon Riverside Street Lakeview Avenue Parker Avenue Pleasant Street Hampgen Street Navy Yard

Sunday Island Harbor Claim as World’s Tallest Mountain

A Sunday island in the Pacific is described as the tallest mountain in the world, rising 2000 feet above five miles of ocean, noting its striking height relative to surrounding waters.

Sunday Island Pacific

140 Harey Street Near Oor 18th Week

A brief item notes an address at 140 Harey Street near Oor during the 18th week. Details are sparse in the readable text.

Harey Street Oor

Town Meeting Balloting Results And Article Actions

The town vote approved building land purchases for two structures to host caucuses and town business, and a Merrimac avenue acceptance. It funded a $75 donation to the Lowell Firemen relief fund and reimbursed taxes on Lowell land. Officials elected included town clerk and treasurer, with mixed results for highway surveyor and school committee candidates amid a license vote shift from license to no license by 249 to 231.

Andover Street Foster Riley Daniels Viva Voce Selectman Farmer Selectmen Spaulding Selectman Blaisdell Joshua Clark Latogether William c. Kiernan Edward Clark John H. Chandler E. W. Park Murdock McKinnon William H. Lee John Davis Mr. Foster James Manley George Eaton Joel F. Baldwin John Anderson N. F. Frost Norman McKinnon George E. Marshall James W. Miller Benjamin L. Folsom Simon G. Harrington Frank H. Farmer Albert J. Teull H. G. Comstock Fred Godspeed Geo. D. Forresthall Clarence Clark James Fairgrieves George D. Forresthall Marion B. Reed I. M. Locke Sexton E. B. Clark James Long Henry Morris George H. Brown Tewksbury Lowell J. C. Knowlton Lowell High School Battles French Betsey R. Lang John Trull Supt Knowlton Deacon Daniele Penjamin Spaulding Dixon Tewksbury High School Times Samuel Pike Deacon Daniels Mr. Pike Mr. Daniels J. W. C. Pickering Richard By Kes Wigginville Trish Clark Michael Smith Websters and Choates Francis Gallagher Nicholas Gallagher William Tyrell Navy Yard Thomas Scully Collinsville O. J. Coburn C. H. Crxtter A. Stevens Charles Cutter Geo. H. Stevens Coburn Gallagher Merrimac Avenue Dracut Ledge Hill Gayton M. Hall Scully Chas Board of Registrars Board of Selectmen 8. L. Ward Lowell Firemen’'s Relief Association Lowell Fire Department Edward Campbell Frank Bryant John Ford N. L. Peavey Frank Gunther William J. Devine Elliot Morgan Blanks Albert Hamblett John ©. Tully Seldon Colburn William Tyrrell Jr Edward Bromley Arthur Colburn Daniel D. Fox Albert H. Coburn

Officers elected at Pawtucketville Athletic club meeting

In a Sunday afternoon gathering the Pawtucketville Athletic club elected officers for the next half year. Cornelius Cronin was chosen president with Frank Carroll as vice president and Henry Tighe as recording secretary. William Keyes will serve as financial secretary, Hugh Thomas as treasurer, and Bert Vining chaired the board of directors alongside John Carroll, Leland McCormack, Patrick O'Brien and Walter Landry.

Pawtucketville Athletic Club Cornelius Cronin Frank Carroll Henry Tighe William Keyes Hugh Thomas Bert Vining John Carroll Leland McCormack Patrick O’brien Walter Landry

Hichborn Retired and Colby Leaves Navy Service

Rear Admiral Philip C. Hichborn, chief of the bureau of construction and repair for eight years, and Pay Inspector H. G. Colby, senior pay corps officer, were placed on the retired list today due to age limits. Colby, a Vermont native, enlisted in 1863 as acting assistant paymaster and rose to the highest pay corps grade in 1890s. last served at the Baltimore naval pay office. Ely's Liquid Cream Balm advertised for nasal spray, packaging includes 7 cent tube, claims quick absorption and no drying of secretions, from Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St., New York.

Washington Philip C. Hichborn Bureau of Construction and Repair Hi. G. Colby Pay Corps of the Navy Colby Vermont Navy Naval Pay Office Baltimore Ely Ely’s Brothers Warren St N. Y

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