Notre Dame Circle Plans Sunday Meeting
A Notre Dame Literary circle schedules a Sunday afternoon gathering at 3 o'clock. The notice mentions local businesses including A. S. Guild banker and Cc. H. Babbitt optician at 28 Dutton Street Merrimack, as well as Louis Alexander tailor on Central Street with spring novelties. The Lowell optical parlor New York Optical Company at 27 Bridge Street is praised for graduates and free eye exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Horne
A. S. Guild
Cc. H. Babbitt
Dutton Street
Merrimack Corporation
Notre Dame Literary Circle
Burdock
Louis Alexander
Central Street
New York
Lowell
New York Optical Company
Bridge Street
Local Social Notes From Haverhill and Tyngsboro Events
Mrs Edward P Butters of Haverhill is recovering from a successful operation at St John s hospital Lowell Mr William Andrews has just returned from a business trip to New York and Connecticut Young people of S H Knox Co Five and Ten Cent store organized a sleigh ride party to Tyngsboro with music dancing and a light lunch Miss Rose Purcell and Miss Carrie E Dent led the entertainment at the party Miss Carrie Ingalls hosted friends at 147 Coburn street with games music mandolin guitar duets and vocal songs The High Rollers hosted a small dancing party at the Highland club with Hibbard s orchestra Cyrus Barton directing and a list of aides and reception committee members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Butters
Haverhill ’S
St. John’s Hospital
Lowell
William Andrews
New York
Connecticut
S. H. Knox & Co
Tyngsboro
Rose Purcell
Carrie E. Dent
Carrie Ingalls
Coburn Street
Miss Ingalls
Annie Ingalls
High Rollers
Highland Club
Hibbard
Cyrus
Andrews
Billerica
Little Red
Taylor
Rice
Leominster
New Times
E. G. Boynton
Westford
Theresa Small
Tewksbury
George P. Greenwood
John Rufit
Crosby
Fredletcher
Grange
F. C. Wright
F. S. Foss
Dracut
Grace Queen
Amos Adams
Chelmsford
Elsie Ampleby
John Rufil
G. E. Crosby
Boston to Medford and Lowell line charms travelers on return trips
Residents praise the Boston and Northern elevated cars for easy two hour trips from Merrimack square to Boston city business areas. The return journey is as pleasant as the morning ride, with round trips costing 60 cents and 25 cents each way. More people use the route daily through Tewksbury Wilmington Woburn and Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Medford
Lowell
Tewksbury
Wilmington
Woburn
Winchester
Sullivan Square
Boston & Northern Line
Merrimack Square
Battles Home for Aged Men Charity Planned In Lowell
The Battles Home for Aged Men moves forward quietly toward a May opening at 135 Belmont Street with a house warming planned prior to occupancy around April 1. The project seeks municipal and public support, with Rev. Dr. C. W. Huntington and treasurer Henry L. Tibbetts coordinating, and Mrs. I. M. Battles to meet visitors. Public furnishing assistance will follow and inquiries directed to the clerk, treasurer, or the resident Dr. Chambre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Street
I. M. Battles
Lowell
C. W. Huntington
Henry L. Tibbetts
Wesford Street
Chambre
Greenhalge Debating Club Reevaluates Jury Abolition
Frederic k T Greenhalge Debating club held a session debating abolishing the jury system. Negative speakers Francis Mitchell and Addison Avery won, besting John C Leggatt and Paul A Green who failed to support their case. Next debate scheduled for Friday March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick T
Mitchell Boys’ School
Lowell High
Pocket Book With Money Found In Centralville Street
Officer J W Tilton found a pocket book with a considerable sum on a Centralville street Thursday and brought it to the police station where it awaits its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Tilton
Centralville
Socialism debated by Lowell Liberal Association at Highland Hall
The Lowell Liberal Association will discuss next Sunday evening at 6 30 p m in Highland Hall Branch Street the question Resolved That Socialism is the Key-note of Future National Success The discussion aims to explore socialist policy and its potential role in national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Hall
Branch Street
Swapp Defends School Budget With Veteran View
Andrew G. Swapp, the oldest school board member, testified before the Right of Appropriations Committee on funding, defending the merit based hiring system, the high school commercial course, and the need to meet fixed charges while noting the department’s limits. He praised Bartlett and criticized unsafe claims about training school costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Appropriations
Andrew G. Swapp
Mr Swapp
Bennett
Swapp
Alderman Badger
Mr. Badger
Mr. Swapp
Colton
Lowell
Worcester
Councilman Henderson
Bartlett
Badger
The
Morning Mail
Mr. Derby
Henderson
Sway
Derby
W. A. Sherman
City Farm
Civil Service Policeman Exam Set for April First
Civil service examination for Ya org policemen set on April 1. All applications must be filed on or before the 25th of the month at the office of the secretary C. H. Conant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ya Org
C. H. Conant
Button Man Meyer Bimberg Files New York Bankruptcy
Meyer R. Bimberg known as Bim the Button Man and famous for campaign buttons has filed a bankruptcy petition in New York. He cites outside business ventures as the source of his financial troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer R. Bimberg
Bim
New York
Grape-Nuts seen as perfect for digestion and strength
A Food expert from Festum Cereal Co. explains Grape-Nuts are built on grape sugar from wheat and barley starches. Heat moisture and time drive natural processes to create a highly digestible, energy rich breakfast cereal that delights users and strengthens the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Festum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Grange Meeting and Fair Highlight Middlesex North Pomona
Middlesex North Pomona grange met in Centralville Odd Fellows Hall with morning and afternoon sessions, then held its first fair in the evening. Addresses covered stock care, farm economics, telephone debate, and education, with Mr. Andrews of Billerica leading the agricultural committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
North Pomona
Odd Fellows
Siall
Centralville
Grange
A. H. Andrrews
Billerica
GE. Crosby
Tewksbury
George D. Forestall
A. R. Marshall
Tyngsboro
George W. Trull
Lowell
Boston
McCarthy Sues Lowell Street Railway For $10000
Miss C Agnes G McCarthy of Lawrence sues the Lowell division of the local street railway in Lawrence superior court for tort claiming a trolley pole on a car fell and struck her head near an electric car last July causing pain and loss of employment. Daggett of Boston represents the plaintiff while John P Sweeney and H R Dow defend for the railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
McCarthy
C. Agnes G. McCarthy
Lowell
Miss McCarthy
Court House
Attorney Daggett
Boston
John P. Sweeney
H. R. Dow
Bath Comfort Won By Gas Radiator At Lowell Office
A lady friend complains of a bathroom heated by a furnace in spring and urges a portable gas heater to restore bath luxury. The piece notes the winter furnace season is past and gas radiators are now in season, with portable ranges and grates on display at the Lowell Gas Light Co office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Lowell Gas Light Co
Brisk Blaze Destroys Furniture Store on Middlesex Street
A fire at John N. Carter & Co. furniture and stove store at 511 Middlesex Street started in the cellar about 9 30 last night. The blaze spread through the cellar and up stairways, damaging the store and an adjacent boarding house, with total damage estimated at 5000 dollars. Firemen battled for about an hour and a half, hindered by partitions, packed goods, and smoke before declaring all out at 11 05. Insurance written through E. G. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Carter & Co
Middlesex Street
E. G. Russell
Man Arrested in Serious Charge After Auburn Telegraphs
Supt Moffatt received urgent messages from Auburn N Y asking for the arrest of William W Truell alias Raymond Leslie said to be in the city for an alleged criminal assault on a girl there. Capt Kew Lieut Brosnan and officers arrested the 27 year old in Broadway street after a late night raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Moffatt
Auburn
N. Y
William W.truell
Raymond
Leslie
Uupon
Kew
Lieut. Brosnan
Crowley and
Connors
McIntee and Boyle
Broadway Street
Ken
Vicut
Brosnan
Four Hour Sale At Wood’s Coupon Bundle Offer
Geo H Wood extends today’s hour sale to four hours from 1 to 5 PM to avoid crowding after yesterday’s delays. Bargain seekers drawn by reduced prices will find the quoted ads inviting. The ongoing bundle sale remains two bundles for 25 cents with paper coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Wood
Wood's
A Mother's Gratitude For Father John's Medicine
Malden Mass mother Mrs George Landos testifies that Father John's Medicine is the only remedy that helped her children, saving money on other cough medicines. She recommends it to others, claiming it builds strength, cures colds bronchitis consumption and lung troubles and prevents pneumonia. The product is said to be free from poisonous drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Landos
West Street
Malden
Mass
John
After Stock-Taking Sale at Carleton & Hovey
Sundry items offered at unheard of prices from five to ten cents each. The sale features soaps, candles, toilet tissues, powders, perfumes, brushes, brooms, combs, chamois skin, match safes, seltzer, candies, and cigars. Visit 236 Merrimack Street corner Shattuck for more items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack Street
Shattuck
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Sun
Lowell Daily Courier
Greenhalge Debating Club
Lowell Liberal Association
Mittee
Cleveland
Cleveland Baking Powder CO
Civil Service
ARE
Pomona Grange
Middle West
S. L.taylor
Worthy
C. H. Rice
Lowell Case
Agnes McCarthy
Carter’s Furniture Store
Caleb L. Smith
Miss
Effie L. Palmer
Sbriglia Method
Swan Brig
Donovan
Donovan Building
Prairie State
W.T.S. Bartlett
W. S. Wong & CO
Middlesex St
John St
Derby & Morse
Middle Street
Pe. Brazer & CO. Bicycle and Sporting Goods Dept
Central, Cor. Market ST
India
India Food Co
Stamfart Taam
J. B. Goodwin
Thorndike ST
Carter & Shaiburne’s
Denesius
Merrimack, Cor. Bridge St
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