Street Committee Debates Paving and Aiken Street Obstruction
The Street Committee met at city hall chaired by Beaulieu. It tabled Merrimack street paving and Bellevue avenue sprinkling plans while discussing resolution of George Small’s $660 settlement for the Aiken street extension obstruction. A view of the premises and notices to obstructing property owners were approved. adjournment set for March 26 with a public session planned.
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Committee On
City Hall
Beaulieu
Chas. H. Coburn
Merrimack Street
Cabot
Pawtucket
J. F. Haskell
Bellevue Avenue
Bellevue Street
George Small
Lakeview Avenue
Aiken Street
Committee On Streets
Small
Engineer Bowers
Cheney
Aiken Avenue
LeBrun
Carmichael
Casey
John Kane
Varnum Avenue
Barry
Merrimack
Nesmith, Market
Suffolk Streets
Nesmith Street
Turns
Lighting Pictures to Mtuncing ton and Jackson Halls Opened
No award was made after bids opened in the fends end building departmmen office. Bids from Perrvell & Consten, Darty & Moree, John HM Parry, Terte & Parc her, and T. Cocliste & Co were considered but the contract for returee wiring and fittings was not awarded.
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Fends End
Gee End
Ullingt
S End
Jackson Halle
Pfervell
Darty & Moree
John HM. Parry
Terte & Parcher
T. Coctelie & Co
Bid Deadline Set for April 20 Acceptance
The contract requires completion and readiness for acceptance on or before April 20. The specification notes a firm deadline and emphasizes timely delivery to meet project milestones and approval processes.
Lowell Pupils’ Paris Exposition Works Shown
Miss Anna W. Devereaux spoke on kindergarten art and displayed pupil work from Lowell public schools. Some designs were photographed by Mr. Bailey and will represent Lowell schools at the Paris exposition, as illness prevented C. F. Whitney from attending.
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C. F. Whitney
Salem Normal School
Education Department
Middlesex Women’s Club
Anna W. Devereaux
Bailey
State Board
Lowell
Meeting for Chicago school methods discussed at Lowell
The Lowell public school teachers and interested parties are invited to a meeting in High School hall on Wednesday afternoon March 14 at 4 30. The session will discuss topics heard at the national department of superintendence meeting in Chicago and observed in Chicago schools. The aim is to compare features with Lowell's practices and share potentially useful differences.
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Lowell
National Department of Superintendence
Chicago
Massacuset
Board OF Railroad Commissioners
Boston
St .E Farm
Twksbury
County Commissioners
Id Jlesex County
Hs Board
Beacon Street
Lowell Courier
Lowell Mail
City of
Middlesex County
Tewksbury
WM. J. McCullough
Unanimous re election of city water board leaders
The water board held its annual meeting at city hall with full membership present. President Frank L. Weaver and Supt. R. J. Thomas were unanimously re elected. The clerk will be chosen in June.
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The
Water Board
City Hall
Frank L. Weaver
R. J. Thomas
Chinese reception honors Sun day school teachers at First Baptist
In the vestry of the First Baptist church a reception and banquet for Chinese Sunday school teachers and friends drew about 150 attendees. The D L Page Co provided a fine spread as Florist Burtt decorated the tables. An entertainment preceded the banquet with remarks by Miss G Norris Wong Quong and others followed by songs, recitations, and Chinese readings. Toasts and addresses praised the Chinese for their gospel work and progress. The program closed with benediction and a closing hymn.
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First Baptist Church
D. L. Page Company
Lem Bong
Solo
Charles Young
Chin Cung
Wong Quong
Jesus Our King
H. L. Tibbetts
P. Hadley
Rowley Green
James F. Allen
H. W. O. Millington
R. W. McAllister
First Street Mission
T. Ford
Pepin
Miss Reid
A. R. Dilta
Mr. Allen
Dracut Congregational Annual Meeting Report
The Dracut Centre Congregational church held its annual meeting with William Stickney as clerk and BE. A. Stevens named moderator. Officers elected included treasurer D. Fox and clerk W. Stickney, with several new positions assigned to members of the Ladies Aid and other committees. The report noted a balance after bills and outlined assignees for music ushers and other roles. the church discussed pastorate and related appointments.
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Dracut Centre Congregational Church
William Stickney
A. Stevens
Breadman Fox
Sims
Ladies’ Aid Society
New SE Lane
William J. Stickney
D. & Pox
John W. Thiesil
Bernice Parker
Unfinished Natiness Taken Up At Adjourned Meeting
At the adjourned church meeting, John Strent Church debates an apocryphal matter and considers the committee's recommended estimate of expenses for the Natiness project. The discussion centers on completing the proposed work and approving financial allocations.
Obituary notices span several families and towns
Obituaries list multiple bereavements including Adelaide Mary Smith of Dracut and Lowell, with details on survivors and burial. Michael Macaro, J Joseph Lacey, Annie Donovan, Emily Jones, and Emily Tenney noted with funeral locations, cemeteries, and bearers. The notices name family ties, churches, cemeteries, and funeral directors such as C H Molloy, Undertaker Rogers, O Donnell, and Young.
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Michael Macaro
Carolin’s Court
C. H. Molloy
J. Joseph Lacey
St. Andrew’s Church
North America
Father Lavoie
Immaculate Conception
Edson
Concord
Frank J. Dolan
John J. Conley
Louis Keefe
Martin Reidy
Andrew J. McQuade
Robert Powell
Rogers
Annie 4. Donovan
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Callahan
O'Donnell
Daniel Coughlin
Dennis Sawyer
Dennis Dwyer
Jeremiah Keohane
Hugh Fox
Timothy Whaley
Emily Jones
Webster Avenue
Wilson
Tenney
Boston
Undertaker Young
Stetson
Fulsom
Dilworth
Morrisette at First Baptist Parsonage March 12
Mr. Harry Lee of this city and Miss Angie Morrisette of Oakland Me announce the marriage at the First Baptist parsonage on March 12.
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Lee Morrisette
First Baptist Parsonage
Harry Lee
This City
Angie Morrisette
Oakland
Personal notices run through local cultural circle blurbs
Representative Watson says his cold started in a State House committee room not a banquet. Frederick Fanning Ayers of New York donates 20000 to Textile School. Local groups praise him. Loans on illness update and social events listed including March 1 Y M C A talk by Harry Morrison, a church call in New Bedford, travels of G Forest Martin, birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Way of Winchester, banquet toast in Boston, farewell for Emma McGregor leaving Canada.
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Rep. Watson
State House
Frederick Fanning Ayer
New York
Young Women’s Home
All Saints Church
Chelmsford
Ayer
EF. J. Medina
William H. Anderson
Harry Steele Morrison
Y. M. GC
Brown E. Smith
Immanuel Baptist Church
New Bedford
Blossom Street
G. Forest Martin
Atlantic City
Lowell
Fred Way
Winchester
Joseph Smith
Charitable
Irish Society
Boston
St. Patrick's Day
B. J. Neale
Beacon Street
Emma McGregor
Tailor D F Cavanaugh Relocates Shop Address Change
D F Cavanaugh announces removal to 20 Central street opposite Middle and Largest stock In city to select on.
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D. F. Cavanaugh
Central Street
Middle Nd
Sunday School Work Lowell District Annual Meeting
The Lowell District Sunday School association gathers at Branch Street Tabernacle for a one day session starting at 10 and continuing through the day. The program covers devotions, department reports, addresses on Sunday school work and spiritual results, and state committee remarks with leaders from Lowell Billerica Chelmsford and nearby towns. The meeting will include opening exercises, reports from Primary Normal and Home departments, and talks by Rev George F Kenngott Rev J M Craig and others.
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Lowell
Branch Street Tabernacle
Lowell District Sunday School Association
Ece Seg
Evangelical Unday
Billerica
Chelmeford
Dunstable
Tewksbury
Tyngsboro
Westford
Asa KR. Dillas
Bowlew Green
B. A. Stevens
Nellie M. Brown
EB. Wilson
George F. Kenngott
D. A. McPhie
J. W Higgins
Bets
Ag Alexander
Conant and
Vella
J. M. Craig
Liquor Licenses Sought by Numerous Property Owners
A long list of applicants across many streets seeks liquor licenses. Names include Michael J. Noonan, Thomas F. Allen, Patrick and Mary Breen, John J. Murphy, James J. Dolan, Patrick J. Donohoe, and many others, with addresses on Adams, Suffolk, Merrimack, Market, Lakeview, Gorham, Fletcher, Middlesex, Central, Broadway, and more. The notice lists firms, hotel affiliations, and multiple properties per applicant, indicating a broad round of license applications subject to local approvals.
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Michael J. Noonan
Thomas F. Allen
Adamsi
Suffolk Streets
Andrew L. Eee Eat
Merrimack Street
Patrick and
Mary Breague
John
Mary A. Lennon
Market Street
James
Johanna Calnin
Lakeview Avenue
Thomas F
Nellie M. Connors
Wamesit Street
Abbott Street
William V
Marie C. Meade
Victor Gelinas
Eodyne Gelinas
Hanover Street
Noel
Frances X. Traversy
Middlesex Street
William H
James F. Furlong
Fulton Streets
George Kearns
Richard H. Casey
Tremont Street
John H. Burke
Coburn Street
Thomas J. Larkin
Thomas F. Cannon
Central Street
William and
Mary A. Guiney
Broadway Street
Frank
Alice E. Brady
Dutton Street
Arthur J
Herman Gagnon
Moody
Worthen
Thomas A
John J. Golden
James F
Mary T. Lyons
Fayette Street
John J. Murphy
Edward F. Brady
Fletcher
Charles A. Donahue
Tilden
Moody Streets
Albert Wheeler & Co
James R. Sullivan
Charles J. Mulholland
Crosby
Kidder Streets
W Elizabeth BE
Warburton
Gorham Street
James H
Mary F. Riley
Thomas J
Helen Mangan
John McPadden
John J
Nora Linnehan
Crosby Street
Bernard J
Catherine E. Callahan
John J. Barrows
Gorham
Chambers Streets
Samuel, Jr
William Renard
Fred J. Timmins
John J. McSorley
Fletcher Street
George Powers
Martha Powers
Frank H. Harris
Middle Street
Joseph H
Blancne Clark
Adams Street
Hugh Maguire, Jr
Hugh Maguire
Market
Jefferson Streets
Emma J. Barnard
Central
Gorham Streets
Robert Gookin
Willian Saunders
John Wamsley
James White
Johanna Madden
James G. Burtwell
Whipple
Swift Streets
Fred and
Etta V. McMahon
Broadway
Marion Streets
Hugh F
Patrick A. Duggan
Concord Street
Patrick
Bridget Boyle
Salem Street
James F. Doherty
James Ford
James J. Dolan
John H
Mary Donnelly
Summer Streets
Ruel F. Britton
William C. Gannon
Daniel F
John W. Fitzgerald
John R. Joyce
Lawrence Street
Joseph F
Edward W. Griffin
Summer Street
Philip McNulty
South Street
Michael T
Eugene Dean
John J. Higgins
Thomas Sheeley
Michael J. Garvey
John T. Hendricks
Michael J. Horan
North Marton Street
Catherine F. Mellen
Union
Chapel Streets
Philip and
Margaret Desmarais
Thomas and
Mary Gray
Winter Street
Patrick J
Mary O’rorke
James H. Doyle
Joshua H. Kershaw
John McBride
Patrick H. Farrell
John P. Connor
Tilden Street
Vital and
Arthur Roberts
Stanley Street
Peter FE
Bridge Street
James W. Barry
John J. Powers
Charlies H
Mary A. Burns
Patrick F. Queenan
Lawrences Street
Nora Donohoe
Andrew F
Peter Roach
Carroll J. Darling
Howard W. Blackfin
St. Charlies
Thomas J. Hoban
Lowell Inn
John J. Garvey
Mary EB. O'Donnell
St. James
BE. T. Cushing & Co
Globe
Charles W. W. Richardson
Richardson
Thorndike
Middlesex
James P. Donahoe
Rockingham
John C. McLaughlin
James B. Conlan
Waverley
Samuel H. Coy
John J. Nrennan
Presott Street
John F
Annie M. Halloran
Arlington Hot Street
Patrick MH
Sarah F. Burne
Gallagher
Cornelias FB. Coltich Franklin House
Middlewes
Jonn J
P. Regan
Washington
Wether Central
Pace Lapses as Markets Stop Quick Advance
Boston and New York markets eased after Monday’s rally as demand waned and a six percent rate influenced trading. Leading issues Atchison, C B & Q, St Paul, and Missouri Pacific fell fractionally while Metropolitan Street Railway dropped earlier then steadied. Sugar slipped from 105 to 103, Tennessee Coal and Iron eased with slight rebound. Boston quiet. Boston and Montana rose to 309 while Butte slipped to 66, Amalgamated held at 95. Erie Telephone opened 104 and dipped to 103.25 before recovering.
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Atchison, C. B. & Q
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Metropolitan Street Railway
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Boston
Montana
Butte
Amalgamated
Erie Telephone
New York
Amer. Sugar Res. Co
Amer
Chibon
Atchison, Pfd
Amer. Tobacco
Brooklyn RT
Cen
N. J. Eees
Chesa &O
Sceeveee
Federal Steel
Boby Int Paper
Ing
Manhattan Dis
Metropolitan
Pacific
New York Ven
Phila
Reading
So. Pacific
Rail
Osh
Tenn. C. & L. Iby
Texas & Pac
Union Pacific
Union Pac
Ae U.S. Rubber
U.S. Leather
Ing U.S. Leather
Sete
West Union
Wheeling & L
Arcadian
Prreerry
Wee
Butte & Boston
Calumet Eeevees i
Isle Royale
Ula Pominton
Santa Ysabel
Tad Cove
Bell Tel
Erie
Eee Saeki
Objectionable posters hidden after citywide patrol
Superintendent George R. Davis reported that objectionable billboards on Dutton street and Broadway were removed after officers flagged the ads. He recalled instructing officers two years ago to report indecent postings and to require theatre managers to approve displays, noting improved billboard appearance in Lowell. W H M Beedy admitted a new poster handler briefly displayed unsuitable material from the Big Sensation, causing the issue.
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Dutton Street
Broadway
George R. Davis
Police Department
Lowell
New England
W. HM. Beedy
Murte Hall
Dav
State board approves Middlesex North Agricultural loan request
The State board of agriculture held a formal hearing on the Middlesex North Agricultural Society's request to mortgage its lands and buildings for Siem. The session satisfied legal requirements, with no substantive opposition, and sanctioned the mortgage under state law.
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State Board of Agriculture
Middlesex North Agricultural Society
Siem
Agricultural Society
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