Grace church event adds piano recital social
A coffee party and pianola recital will be held at Grace church on Thursday evening with admission for adults 25 cents and children 15 cents. After 7 45 pm admission with out supper is 15 cents. The advertisement notes M Steinert Sons Co operates 36 stores enabling low prices and carries leading makes. Mrs C E VanDeusen of Kilbourn Wis reports stomach and constipation relief from Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets sold at drug stores for 25 cents.
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Horrie
Grace Church
M. Steinert & Sons Co
C. E. VanDeusen
Kilbourn
Wis
Miss Carrie McGarvey Ill at Home in Local News
Local note reports Miss Carrie McGarvey daughter of James F. McGarvey proprietor of the Central Cash market is seriously ill at her home. Also covered are Garfield Colony meeting initiation, Rev Dr Martin installation as Kirk Street pastor, and the 15th wedding anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. John Thorne at 20 Fernald Street with guests from Providence Boston Salem Gloucester Lawrence North Chelmsford and a lengthy social programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie McGarvey
James F. McGarvey
Central Cash Market
Garfield Colony
Pilgrim Fathers
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine
Dr. Martin
Kirk Street
John Thorne
Fernald Street
Thorne
Silas Jaques
Fred Harmon
Crouche
Lennox
Brown
Ripley
Chalmers
Ethel Walsh
Daisy J. Duncan
Quets
Whittaker
State Republican Club Elects Notable Massachusetts Members
A meeting of the election committee of the Massachusetts State Republican Club elected a large slate of new members. The roster includes prominent business leaders and manufacturers from across the state such as Benjamin H. Anthony, Arthur H. Atwood, Frank E. Bailey, Charles Knowles Bolton, Frederick W. Houlton, and many others from Springfield, Brockton, Lowell, Haverhill, Boston, and more. The list features several well known political figures and local executives aligning with the party’s Massachusetts leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Benjamin H. Anthony
New Bedford
Arthur H. Atwood
Winthrop
Frank E. Bailey
Lowell
Charles Knowles Bolton
Shirley
Frederick W. Houlton
Spencer
Charles K. Brown
Newton
Lewis F. Carr
Springfield
Edwin H
A. E. Locke
Lexington
John G. Mackintosh
Albert K. McKenzie
Gloucester
Arthur F. Moody
Lynn
Charles H. Mulligan
Chas. H. Nelson
North Grafton
Walter L. Parker
David G. Pratt
Middleboro
W. S. Southworth
Roger F. Sturgis
Boston
William L.thompson
Harry &. Tripp
Clarence W. Whidden
John K. White
Edgartown
Elbridge G. Wood
Haverhill
Albert L. Wyman
Evangelist Greenwood Preaches The Second Coming Series
Evangelist Greenwood will conduct afternoon sermons this week on The Second Coming of Christ. Today at 3 p m he speaks on Practical Aspects or the Doctrine of Christ's Second Coming and at 7 p m on Ex cuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Greenwood
Pept-iron touted as up-to-date iron tonic
Hood's Pills promote Peptiron as a palatable iron preparation for the pale and weak. It claims quick absorption and no teeth or digestion issues, offered as a liquid cordial at 1 per bottle or chocolate-coated pills at 1 per box, by Hood's Sarsaparilla Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Hood CO
Hood’s Sarsaparilia
Lower Mass
U.S. A
Overseers Debate Boiler Repairs and Eight Hour Law
City hall session pits Overseers of the Poor against costs for boiler repairs at the city farm. Dispute centers on a 3128.80 bill and whether work exceeded prior estimates. Discussions touch on labor hours, union involvement, and seeking city solicitor guidance.
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City Hall
Mr. Connolly
Bertrand
Connolly
Mr. Bertrand
Joseph F. Convery
Trades and Labor Council
City Farm
Mr. Holgate
Trades and Labor
Convery
Courtney
Donlan
Cemetery land inquiry spurs Edson extension debate
A special committee traveled to Edson Cemetery to assess land needs after trustees urged expansion. They found 18 acres unoccupied and that 40 to 50 more acres were required immediately, including land owned by William Manning priced at about 1000 dollars per acre though some parcels are assessed at 100 dollars. The outing prompted further inquiry into the land purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson
William Manning
Armory Notes On Sixth Regiment Drill
The Sixth reg iment local companies prepare for the state inspection with a well attended Puffiam Guards drill. Private John Grenier has cigars and Herbert Maxwell joined the company. A school of instruction was held and Sergt Brackley explained rifle parts and care as rifle practice opens at the Dracut range Saturday afternoon for militia members to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puffiam Guards
Herbert Maxwell
John Grenier
Sergt. Brackley
Dracut Range
Rich goldfields Rumored on Shilka River Banks
Reports claim valuable gold deposits lie along the Shilka river about fifty miles from Neschinsk in the Trans-Baikale region, sparking speculative interest in the local area.
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Vienna
Shilka
Neschinsk
Trans-Baikale
Lowell auction of Jotham Goodell real estate on Cabot Street
Auctioneers offer substantial Lowell property at 72 74 76 Cabot and 68 for improvement or renting. Includes 20 rooms across two blocks, 13 rooms in another two tenements, 62 ft Cabot frontage and 24 ft rear passage, with water closets gas city water sewerage and good income of 104 dollars per month. Sold at absolute auction March 6 1902 at 2 30 pm with 850 deposit, mortgage option at 5 percent, plan available at auctioneers office.
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Cabot Street
Merrimack
Moody Streets
Jotham Goodell
Moody Street
Cabot Streets
Lowell
Progressive Supper A church fair fundraiser event
The First Congregational church ladies hosted a progressive supper to support the annual fair and wedding anniversary fair. From six to nine, 30 tables served five courses as guests rotated through tracks. Mrs Harry Dunlap led the event with candy table by the Warfield sisters. Music featured W P Hovey mandolin and Lowell Textile School Mandolin and Guitar Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Harry Dunlap
Alfred Evans
William Evans
Alfred Jury
George Harris
George Perkins
O. S. Campbell
George Pettey
A. J. Pradel
Mr. Smith
Grand Opera in Boston Opens Week of March 10
Maurice Grau and his Metropolitan Opera Company begin a two week run at the Boston theatre next Monday evening March 10. Box office reports strong demand as general sale started yesterday. The Boston season promises a sumptuous program with casts largely the same as New York and complete scenic outfits including Paderewski's Man from Maniu.
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Maurice Grau
Metropolitan Opera House
New York City
Boston Theatre
Boston
New England
New York
Opera Roles Shaping Up as Major Triumphs
The Gypsy role in Manru is the supreme triumph for the great tenor. Mme Sembrich as Alana captivated New York's first night, deemed incomparable. Bispham as Urok the dwarf crafted a masterful portrayal. The Boston cast mirrors New York's lineup for Manru.
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Mme. Sembrich
Alana
Manra
New York
Mr. Bispham
Urok the Dwarf
Boston
Merrimack River Baptists Rally at Worthen Street Church
Merrimack River Baptist Christian Endeavor societies gather at Worthen Street Baptist church for a rally tonight. The group has held meetings in Lawrence and Haverhill, with strong attendance. Speakers include Rev. E. C. Earle of Lawrence and Rev. E. C. Herrick of Charles Town.
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Christian Endeavor
Worthen Street Church
Christian Endeavor Societies
Merrimack River Baptist Association
Worthen Street Baptist Church
Lawrence
Haverhill
E. C. Earle
Harvard Street Church
Boston
E. C. Herrick
First Baptist Church
Charlestown
Hour sale at Wood's jewelry store today
Special hour sale announced at Wood's jewelry by Mr Wood, Lowell's active jeweler. Bargains run from 3 to 4 PM, featuring silverware tea spoons Rogers knives and Boston bags, with low prices to attract customers and boost sales this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Mr. Wood
Lowell
Boston
Middlesex North Pomona Grange Meeting Set in Bridge Street Hall
The next Middlesex North Pomona Grange gathering will be held at Odd Fellows hall on Bridge Street Friday March 7. Morning session starts at 10 o'clock with fourth degree at 10 45. Fourth degree members admitted. Committee reports at 2 pm. Open meeting with attendance of friends. Special agriculture report chaired by A H Andrews with music readings and address by State lecturer C H Rice.
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Middlesex North Pomona Grange
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Bridge Street
Friends
A. H. Andrews
C. H. Rice
Special Committee Appointed to Consider Edson Cemetery Land
The Free List Council meets with 21 members present as a special committee is appointed to study purchasing additional land for Edson Cemetery. Debate over free use of Huntington Hall to multiple organizations ends with a committee referral and approval to direct the city solicitor to attend the Lowell Gas Light stock hearing in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson Cemetery
W. E. Badger
Merrimack
Huntington Hall
Salvation Army
Highland Social Club
Highland Wheelmen
Pickerin
Volunteers of America
Spindle City
Adams
Pine Hill Yacht Club
Murphy Rifle Guards
Ward 1
Casey
Committee On Lands and Buildings
Edson
Committee On Appropriations
Pickering
Henderson
Roche
Boston
Lowell Gas Light Company
Woolen Weavers Rally for Strike Support in Merrimack
A Merrimack street hall gathering drew 800 plus union members from city mills to back the strike at Standard Worsted. Peter McDermott warned the two loom system hurts wages as locals pledged ongoing assistance and benefits to strikers. Team Drivers also met, adding new initiates and issuing cards to promote union cohesion with city firms and council support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loom Fixers
Merrimack Street
Peter McDermott
Standard Worsted Mills
Providence
R. I
Standard Worsted
McDermott
Leather Workers’ Hall
Central Street
William Kershaw to speak on labor matters Friday
William Kershaw will address labor matters in the Huntington Hall committee room at eight o'clock Friday. He will welcome all interested in the question.
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William Kershaw
Huntington Hall
Postum Coffee Beverage Boiled to Enhance Flavor
A letter promoted by Postum Co. describes boiling Postum for fifteen minutes to extract flavor and demonstrate health benefits. It cites a Salem Oregon woman who avoided wakefulness and dyspepsia after switching from coffee, and a husband who recovered health and gained weight on Postum.
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Salem
Ore
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Father John’s Medicine touted as safe cold cure
An advertisement warns against disguised poisons in medicines and promotes Father John’s Medicine as a safe alternative without opium morphine arsenic or other nerve deadeners. It claims to cure colds throat and lung troubles and to prevent pneumonia and consumption. A testimonial from Alfred Michaud of Lawrence Massachusetts reports eight months of illness improved after one month of use and six pounds gained.
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John
Alfred Michaud
Lowell Street
Lawrence
Mass
Father John
Fraternal Lincoln Lodge Odd Fellows Anniversary Banquet
Lincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows celebrated its 28th anniversary with 165 attendees at the banquet hall. Past Grand George Scarlet presided, Rev. N. W. Matthews spoke on fellowship and manhood, and an entertainment segment followed with Long, Needham, Pepin, Roberts, Taylor, Dow, Sutcliffe, and a harmony act.
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Lincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
George Scarlet
N. W. Matthews
Osmond Long
Harry Needham
W. H. Pepin
F. L. Roberts
Miss Taylor
May Dow
Glidden
Sutcliffe
Messrs
James Cornock
George Scott
Sidney Drewett
George Harris
Robert Gordon
James Smith
G. W. Frazer
John Breen
Robert Symonds
Temperance Society Meeting And Whist Winners
Last night the temperance society, with 75 attendees, admitted five new members and discussed the St Patrick’s day parade. Marshal Martin J Hardan reported enthusiasm. A smoke talk by Daniel J Donahue is set for next Tuesday at 8 pm with invitations sent to the St John Temperance society of North Chelmsford and the Ieather Mathews of North Billerica. Oberlin lodge Odd Fellows hosted a whist tournament after the meeting, twenty tables played two hours with prizes awarded to ladies Maud Taylor J N Wright H P Paradis and gentlemen A McPherres J E Thompson Edward A Welch and others.
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Martin J. Hardan
St. John Temperance Society
North Chelmsford
Ieather Mathews
North Billerica
Mathew Temperance Institute
Daniel J. Donahue
Oberlin Lodge of
Odd Fellows
John J. Hibbs
John W. Killpartrick
Geo. A. Fender
Maud Taylor
J. N. Wright
H. P. Paradis
A. McPherres
J. E. Thompson
Edward A. Welch
A. W. Adset
Reagan
A Royal Road From Lowell to Boston
The Nesmith street route via Tewksbury Winchester and Medford offers a low 25 cent fare. Riders praise the smooth cars and pleasant scenery claiming a two hour city to city trip on a future popular corridor.
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Europe
Lowell
Boston
Nesmith Street
Tewksbury
Winchester
Medford
Union Religious Meetings to be Held in City
A series of union religious meetings organized by Gorham Street Methodist Immanuel Baptist and Berean Methodist churches will be led by evangelist Lawrence B Greenwood. The first week runs Tuesday March 11 at Immanuel Baptist with daily services at 3 and 7 30 pm and the second week at Gorham Street Methodist church at the same times. A large union chorus choir will lead the singing under the church leaders. Preparatory meetings are set for Thursday and Friday at Berean Methodist Moore Street and Immanuel Baptist Blossom Street.
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Gorham Street Methodist
Immanuel Baptist
Berean Methodist
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Immanuel Baptist Church
Gorham Street Methodist Church
Berean Methodist Church
Moore Street
Blossom Street
Y W C A Notes Prayers Music Event This Week
The midweek prayer and praise service is set for 7 30 to 8 o clock followed by the Comfort club monthly meeting. Members are urged to attend. Miss Raynes will give a musicale Saturday at 7 45 inviting all girls and women to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comfort Club
Lowell Gas Light Co Secondhand gas ranges for sale
Lowell Gas Light Co offers a large lot of secondhand gas ranges, some nearly new, advertised for very low prices. The sale emphasizes value and bargain pricing.
Free medicine spoons offer accurate dose measures
An authority notes ordinary domestic spoons vary in capacity from 75 to 130 minims, risking misdosage for potent medicines. Carleton & Hovey of 238 Merrimack Street provide free accurately graduated medicine spoons in tea, dessert, and tablespoon sizes to ensure correct doses.
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Drug Journal
Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack Street
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Lowell Daily Courier
State Republican Club
Armory Notes
J. E. Conant & CO
Lowell, Mass
First Congregational
Grand Opera IN
Merrimack River Baptists
Pomona Grange
Common Council
Hill
THE
Knights of Malta
Order
W. A. Macomber
UNION
Lowell Gas Light Co
Effie L. Palmer
Sbriglia Method
Swan Eng
Edgar A. Barrell
Swan Building
Tremont Street
Lowell Steam
Weed Street
George H. Maddocks
Masury
Thompson Hardware Co
Derby & Morse
Middle Street
India
P .Pepsia
Pas
India Food CO
Stamford
Conn
Ww. P. Brazer & Coo, Hatters and Outfitters
Central, Cor. Market ST
Carter & Sherhume’s
A. W. Brown
Snyder Bros
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