Slivinski Delivers Majestic Chopin Interpretations in Lowell
Polish pianist Josef Slivinski performed at Colonial Hall under Steinert & Bons, offering Bach Liszt arrangements, Chopin zourka, Scherzo, and Liszt Tannhauser transcription. The Steinway grand voiced the virtuosity as audiences applauded his orchestral imitations and praised the recital as a worthy Lowell debut in a hoped for recital series.
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Josef Slivinski
Colonial Hall
M., Steinert & Bons Company
Tudes
Azoursa
Cherzo
Jude
Liszt
Tannhauser
Slivinski
Zourka
Poland
Chopin
de Pachmann
Messrs. Steinert & Sons
Wagner Operas Spotlight At State Normal School
Mrs Kate Wardwell Buck and Mrs Florence Atherton Spalding presented a refined afternoon at the State Normal School with Wagner themed selections. Critics praised the fugue passages and Beethoven sonata, noting virtuosic piano work by Slivinski and eloquent Wagner pieces illustrated by Buck and Spalding.
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Normal School
Kate Wardwell Buck
Florence Atherton Spalding
State Normal
Scobie Club Dining and Reading Evening Recalls Victorian Gatherings
The eighth Scobie club meeting featured readings from Our Mutual Friend and Samuel Lover, plus Pickwick Wheelbarrow hunting, with a menu including caviar on toast and horse’s neck. A vintage supper followed with scrambled eggs and mushrooms, romaine salad, and home made shortcake, ending with toasts to Prince Henry, George Washington, and Teddy Roosevelt.
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Scobie Club
Samuel Lover
Providence
Washington
Prince Henry
George Washington
Teddy Roosevelt
Kilbourn Woman Praises Stomach and Liver Tablets
Mrs C E VanDeusen of Kilbourn Wisconsin suffered long stomach trouble and constipation. She says she tried many preparations but none helped like Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. Available at all drug stores priced 25 cents.
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C. E. VanDeusen
Kilbourn
Wis
Chamberlain
St Johns TA to Hold Mock Town Meeting Friday Night
Middlesex County article notes a mock town meeting by St John’s T A society in their hall on Friday evening March 21. Rev Michael F Crowley of St Francis De Sales Charlestown will preach Lenten devotions at St John’s Church next Tuesday evening. Repairs proceed on a Shaw Avenue tenement house.
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St. John’s T. A. Society
Michael F. Crowley
St. Francis de Sales Church
Charlestown
St. John’s Church
Tudsay
Shaw Avenue
Tewksbury Polo Team Beats Howe High by One Goal
Tewksbury defeated Howe High School 1 to 0 in town hall last evening, their third straight victory. Lineup included Briggs first rush Baldwin second rush Blaisdell centre Fairgrieve halfback Kelley goal tend. Also note: Tewksbury High School Alumni meeting at Foster school and Miss Ethel Fairgrieve hosted friends in Centre village.
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Tewksbury
Howe High School
Illerica
Town Hall
Briggs
Baldwin
Blaisdell
Fairgrieve
Kelley
Tewksbury High School
Foster School
Ethel Fairgrieve
Centre Village
Dracut Banquet Lights Up Hodge Home and School Board Meet
In Dracut last night, young people presented a banquet lamp to Mr. Chas. L. Hodge at his Sladen Street home. Hirsha Hutchinson gave the lamp as Mr. Hodge spoke warmly of the gift. The school board held a reorganizational session at Central Congregational church auditorium electing Norman Peavey chair and Arthur Coburn secretary. Committees on repairs finance transportation supplies named, with a subcommittee for each school. The board adjourned. Later, Republican leaders and town committee members dined together for a lively jollification meeting with sharp wits and entertaining stories.
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Chas. L. Hodge
Sladen Street
Hirsha Hutchinson
Hodge
Central Congregational Church
Norman Peavey
Arthur Coburn
E. A. Stevens
Dana Fox
C. L. Hodge
James Farley
Nelson E. Huntley
John J. Breck
Coblinsville
Ed. Bromley
Parker Avenue
Kenwood
Dracut Centre
Nelson E., Huntley
East Dracut
New Boston
Dracut
Unitarian Society Supper and Religious Activities in Billerica
In Billerica Centre last evening the Unitarian society hosted a supper and entertainment in the church vestry drawing a large crowd. Mrs Huzzey donated a portrait, a shadow pantomime The Ballard of Mary Jane was staged, plus songs by Miss Kinowes and stereo views by Mr H Kohlrausch. Several members organized the event. Sunday brought Rev E S Wiers sermon Having a Good Time and a Sunday school session. Guild and Ladies Whist club activities followed with prizes awarded and readings on Italy.
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Unitarian Society of Billerica Centre
Huzzey
Mary Jane
Miss Kinowes
H. Kohlrausch
Natt H. Jones
C. H. Kohlrausch
Mabel Smith
Natt H. Hutchins
Dr. Knapp
Brooks
Charlotte Smith
E. S. Wiers
John the Baptist
Mary Morey
Eva Colby
Ethel Jaquith
Theresa Dodge
Ladies’ Whist Club
Charles H. Kohlrausch
Murphy
Dodge
Mary Eames
Sicily
Abby Jaquith
C. M. Knowles
Italy
Crawford
Katharine F. Baker
West Acton Gentlemen's Night Highlights Social Season
The West Acton Woman's club hosted a gentlemen's night at Mrs. Clark G. Durkee's residence on Feb. 24. Mrs. Blanchard's European Experience drew attention with travels and vivid readings, aided by music from the Fletcher sisters and Mrs. Albee. Attendees included Hon. Geo. W. Sanderson and Rep. W. C. Robbins. Miss Laura A. Brown introduced the speaker.
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West Acton
Clark G. Durkee
Eliza Fletcher
South Acton
Genie Fletcher
Fred H. Albee
Gertrude Flagg
Littleton
Arthur F. Blanchard
Two Catarrh Diseases Requiring Separate Treatments
Dr M C Lyons argues catarrh of the head and stomach are distinct illnesses needing different therapies. He cites HYOMES as a head germicide inhaled via air and MI O NA from Hawaii for stomach catarrh, urging readers to request free five day treatments from The R T Booth Co Ithaca NY. money back guarantee on failure.
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Hawaii
R. T. Booth Co
Ithaca
N. Y
Funeral Notices and Local Entertainment in Graniteville
In Graniteville, funeral services for Mrs Angelina Law rence were held at her son-in-law Frank Hildreth's home in North Westford with Rev Greene of Lowell officiating and burial at North Chelmsford cemetery. A North End Literary society event at No 9 schoolhouse on Feb 27 drew a large crowd enjoying songs recitations and remarks. Daniel Hayden's funeral occurred in West Graniteville with Rev Charles Nicklin presiding and interment in Groton cemetery. The late Mr Hayden was loved and known as Uncle Daniel, living near Forge Village before joining his daughter Mrs Hattie Reed for his final years.
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Angelina Lawrence
Frank Hildreth
North Westford
Mr. Greene
Lowell
Hubert Bearce
Chas. Scribner
North Chelmsford
Richardson
George Sherburne
Ernest Dane
Horace Gould
Hiram Dane
North End Literary Society
No. 9
Mark Morrisson
Morrisson
Daniel Hayden
Graniteville
Charles Nicklin
M. E. Church
M. E
Groton Cemetery
Daniel
Groton Line
Forge Village
Hattie Reed
Acton Centre Faces Smallpox Alarm Amid Restrictions
The town center is preoccupied by a smallpox outbreak with strict prevention measures. A pest house houses one patient and more cases are expected to be entered soon, though exact numbers are uncertain. Authorities note uncertainty about the outbreak status among informed residents.
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West Acton
South Chelmsford Reading Circle Discusses Germany
In South Chelmsford Harriet M Emerson hosted a reading circle session focusing on Germany including Paternal Government Educational Life Nuremberg and Lessing. Pelham NH resident L J Mansfield Jr visited relatives earlier in the week. Several members remain ill and Mrs C C Fadden oversaw a well attended Ladies Social circle luncheon despite stormy weather.
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Harriet M. Emerson
Germany
Nuremberg
Lessing
L. J. Mansfield, Jr
Pelham
N. H
D. P. Byam
S. J. Garland
Groton Deaths and Local Health News
The Groton column reports Daniel Hayden of Graniteville died February 28 at age 86 9 19, with his burial in Groton March 3. Mrs Ellen M Mason suffers a recent illness under Dr Warren treatment. Measles cases include Doris Peabody Helen Belle Moore and Margaret Wiseman. Other notes cover Mary Mason visiting from Pepperell, Louis Sheedy recovering from appendicitis, Mrs Maria A Bowers convalescent, and Maggie McDonald improving with opiates. Dr George M Howe will lecture on Washington at the library. Harriet Going Prescott wife of George S Prescott dies March 1 aged 52 6 10 after perforating appendicitis followed by septic peritonitis. Mrs Prescott a former teacher is mourned by pupils and family. Funeral services were held at her home led by Rev Dr Young. Miss Jennie Longley away at Chaplin school with substitute for this week. Moors school likewise covered by substitute due to Mrs Prescott’s death. Groton D A R met with Miss Minna Motley. Mrs Abbie Bennett left town for Europe March 8.
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Daniel Hayden
Graniteville
Hayden
Groton
Ridges
Ellen M. Mason
Warren
Mary C. Mason
Pepperell
Doris Peabody
Helen Belle Moore
Margaret Wiseman
Louis Sheedy
Maria A. Bowers
Maggie McDonald
George M. Howe
Washington
Statesman
Historical Society
Town Hall
Prescott
Dr. Young
E. B. Gerrish
Jennie Longley
Chaplin School
Miss Longley
S. F. Longley
Moors
Minna Motley
Abbie Bennett
Europe
Lamps Sale Special Prices From Pollard and Co
Pollard and Co offers a nickel plated centre draught burner lamp with 50 candle light for 1.19 dollars and an opal lamp with Miller burner for 2 dollars as part of a spring closeout sale aimed at clearing stock for upcoming lines. Other higher priced but equally good lamps are advertised.
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A. G. Pollard& CO
Unexpectedly Vacated Nine Room House For Sale
Unusually attractive two unit house with nine rooms fully equipped baths hot and cold water sunny and pleasant available at 16 dollars monthly. Also offered to settle an estate three acres of choice residential city land for 4700 dollars. Contact T. H. Elliott at 64 Central street.
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T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Sunday School Commentary on Acts 8 3 17
Rev D M Stearns offers a 1902 sermon style analysis of Acts 8 3 17. The piece discusses Saul’s persecution, the spread of the church, Philip’s Samarian preaching, and the early church’s experience with miracles and the Holy Spirit. It emphasizes faith, reception of God’s word, and the need for Spirit endowment to empower believers.
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D. M. Stearns
The Secret of Endurance in Christian Life
Rev Doyle outlines endurance as essential for Christians. Faith sustains perseverance as Moses showed, considering future rewards strengthens resolve, and God’s presence empowers endurance. The message links endurance to a life of faith, sacrifice, and steadfast service under trial. Bible references accompany the teaching point.
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H. Doyle
Paul
Jesus Christ
Moses
God
Christ
Pharaoh
Egypt
Israel
Palestine
Have Patience and the prodigal son’s repentance
The Episcopal Recorder urges self examination and patient acceptance of divine correction. It invites confession of sins, humility before God, and trust in His justice, noting the mercy that corrects with love and the burden of self discipline.
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Episcopal Recorder
Our Pilot Our Life Like The Ocean Pilot at All Times
Our life is likened to the ocean with storms and calms where a pilot guides a vessel. Those who follow Christ as pilot will not drift or fail but reach the harbor of heaven. Faith in Christ and fidelity to His cause secure the crown of life promised to the faithful.
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American Press Association
Saul
Hell
Daniel
Joseph
God
Philip
Samaria
Christ
Stephen
Philip the Evangelist
Eden
Cain
Simon
Theudas
Chicago
Elijah
Jesus
Veter
Jerusalem
Peter
John
Thessalonians
Aso
Paul
Ephesus
Heaven
Philadelphia Ledger
The Call of Heaven in a Busy Era
A Presbyterian editorial urges a life of practical usefulness over ornament, stressing duties pressing on every side and the need to expand physical mental and religious energies. It calls readers to be up and doing in service to God and humanity.
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God
Heaven
Presbyterian
Whom God Loves in Evangelist Sermon Tone
An Evangelist sermon emphasizes that the gospel showcases a person’s capacity and worth in God’s eyes. It asserts divine love, care, and a redemptive purpose, highlighting grace that seeks to redeem and empower individuals without counting the cost.
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Evangelist
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