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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1902

Page

9

Boston and Maine Rail Schedule Revised to October 14 1901

The notice lists corrected train times from Errimack Street Depot Lowell and Middlesex Street Station Lowell with onward routes to Boston and numerous destinations. It covers daily and Sunday services, summer and winter patterns, and special steamer connections to St John and Portland areas, detailing numerous departures and some notes on via lines and references.

Trains From Lowell Schedule Altered After Oct 27

Starting October 27 trains from Lowell on Middlesex Street depot run at 7.15 11.25 a m and 5.23 p m for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations. All connect at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West. The 5.23 p m links with the Brighton line to New York City. Sundays service to South Framingham Mansfield Providence and way stations at 7.15 a m. Signed C Peter Clark general superintendent A C Kendall general passenger agent.

Ayer Junction Fitchburg Nashua Portland Rochester Amherst Milford Wilton Greenfield Peterboro Benning Hillsboro Keene Manchester Concord Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Warner Bradford Sunapee Newport Claremont Claremont Junction White Mt. Division Plymouth St. Johnsbury Lyndonville Wells River Montpelier Essex Junction Burlington St. Albans St. Johns Montreal Quebec Boston Air Line Ruebec Sherbrooke aVia Wakefield Express wVia Western Division Bedford Wilmington J. Flanders Gen. Pass H. & Taft Lowell Middlesex Street Taunton New Bedford Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham Way Boston Albany R. R Worcester Springfield Concord Junction New York City Mansfield Eee Peter Clark A. C. Kendall

The Widow Jones and Way Down East at Opera House

Jolly May Irwin and an excellent company revived John J. McNallys The Widow Jones at the Opera House to a loud and delighted audience. New songs and lavish scenery drew cheers while cast members like Jacques Kruger Roland Carter and Florence Reed impressed. Hoyts A Bunch of Keys follows with a plot driven farce about a will and a homely heirloom. Way Down East, a rustic drama, garners strong notices and NY engagements. The production of Molly Pitcher at the Opera House March 10 promises elaborate scenery and a vivid Monmouth Battlefield finale.

Widow Jones Jolly May Irwin John J. McNally Miss Irwin Christopher Bruno Mariel Russell Florence Reed Roland Reed Grace Vaughn Genevieve Day Mabel Florence Nashua Hoyt Opera House Jonathan Keys Teddy Rose May Littleton Snaggs Snaggs Grimes Teddy Keys Dolly Dobbs Molly Pitcher George H. Brennan Kathryn Kidder Monmouth

Vaudeville bill featuress Austins Yeamans and Howard

Manager Dempsey presents a world famed tossing Austins act alongside Jennie Yeamans praised for vocal ability and wit. The program includes the latest musical comedy numbers with dazzling electrical displays and strong laughs from Billy Howard the original Happy Hooligan.

Dempsey Music Hall Austins Jennie Yeamans Bimm Bomm Billy Howard

To Let Eight Room Tenement Burtt Street Listing

Multiple 6 to 11 room tenements and rooms for rent listed with addresses in Boston area. Notices describe modern improvements, furnaces, baths, gas and steam heat, keys at side streets, and monthly rents from small to higher amounts. Includes 407 Middlesex Street and 272 Walker Street entries among others.

Marginal Street Burtt Street Intelvidere East Merrimack Street Gorham Street Barclay Street Eighteenth Street Highlands City Eugene G. Russell Middlesex Street Foster Street Westford Princeton Bagley Avenue Keyes Kirk Oe Royal Street Appleton Street Fremont Street Central Street Wentworth Avenue RE. W. Hoyt & Co Church Street L. B Walker Street First Street Westford Street Pleasant Street Tyler Street High Street Central John Streets H. B. Shattuck & Son

King of Fun and Prince of Designers Shine in Spectacular Progr am

The act features mirthful routines and a miniature zoo with Kresels dogs cats and monkeys. The Todd Judge family are premier acrobats with impressive muscular displays while the Smedly Sketch club offers a strong act The Lovenberg Sisters sing dance and novelty numbers in a high class program Matinees run daily with ten cent ladies’ matinee seats at popular prices May Irwin company members attend the matinee after last night’s Opera House show.

Kresels Teddy Roosevelt Todd-Judge Smedly Sketch Club Lovenberg May Irwin Opera House

Eminent Polish pianist Josef Slivinski recital in Colonial Hall

Polish pianist Josef Slivinski will give a recital in Colonial Hall on Friday evening under the auspices of the M Steinert company. His tone is described as beautiful and sympathetic, with poetic refinement and repose. He is noted as an interpreter of Beethoven, Chopin and Tschaikowsky, among others, and is regarded among the greatest. Tickets are now on sale.

Josef Slivinski Colonial Hall M. Steinertsons Company Slivinski Beethoven Chopin Tschaikowski Boston New York

Potter changes business location to Hildreth building

W E Potter formerly senior member of W E Potter and Son relocates to room 19 in the Hildreth building and invites customers to visit him there for service or business matters.

W. E. Potter W. E. Potter & Son Hildreth Building

West Chelmsford Community Notices and Events

The West Chelmsford report lists a quarterly conference on Saturday March 8 at Joseph A. Parkhurst’s home, presiding elder to attend, prompt 7 pm. The Current Events club meets at William C Edwards’s home with exercises at 8. A Fletcher lodge blacksmiths vs engineers game at Marshall’s hall last Saturday ended in a blacksmiths victory before a large crowd. Mrs John Toye assists Dr J Ernest Toye in Ackworth New Hampshire as he starts a practice with a housekeeper. he uses two horses for travel. The Debating Society plans a March 15 meeting with an agenda from St Luke's gospel about serving the needy. A male quartet sings “Come Unto Me” and Mr Wurst speaks on “Listening to God” with Rev George Stanton contributing. Holy communion is to be observed next Sunday after morning service. a vestry meeting is Friday at 7 30.

Joseph A. Parkhurst William C. Edwards Fletcher's Lodge Marshall’s Hall John Toye Ackworth N. H J. Ernest Toye Toye Debating Society Tabernacles Messrs H. H. King Warren Robinson Geo. Pp. Greenwood A. K. Bruce Wurst Samuel George Stanton

Nine Pound Boy Birth in North Chelmsford

Mr and Mrs G Walter Monegan welcome a nine pound boy at their Church street home in North Chelmsford. Hundreds of tons of ice drifted down the Merrimack river. Rev Thomas F Mecarty of St Francis De Sales Charleston preached a Lenten sermon at St Johns Church. Rev Michael F Callahan, acting pastor of St Johns, received a letter from Rev Richard Burke, pastor, in Norfolk Va, noting he is undergoing throat treatment and has improved.

G. Walter Monegan Church Street Merrimack River Thomas F. Mecarty St. Francis de Sales Charleston St. John’s Church Michael F. Callahan St. John's Church Richard §. Burke Norfolk Burke

Weather Could Not Deter Congregational Sermon Attendance

In Billerica a sizable crowd gathered at the Congregational church last Sunday morning to hear Rev. Albert E. Wurst preach on "Christian." Despite inclement weather, attendees filled the pews, drawn by the sermon and church program.

Congregational Church Albert E. Wurst

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