Lowell Bleachery Plans Capital Reduction At Meeting
A special stockholders meeting in Boston is called to consider reducing Lowell Bleachery capital from 400000 to 100000 and issuing 1000 new shares at par to old holders in a 1 for 4 exchange. The plan seeks to cure debt and modernize ownership while noting past dividends and stock declines. Directors Richardson Curtis Gray Lowell Lovering signaled the company's improving business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Bleachery
Boston
Lowell
Hay
Businss
George F. Richardson
Charles P. Curtis
Francis C. Gray
A. Lawrence Lowell
Edward Lovering
Fashions For Men In A Great New York Clothier
A Lowell visitor toured the Fechheimer Fisher company factory on Broadway and witnessed hand workmanship and strict quality control. Patterns are made quarterly, cloth is inspected, steamed to set shape, and garments are hand stitched with bone buttons and white silk underarm threads. A six man quality team tests seams before sale, three jackets failing inspection show exacting standards. The firm backs its goods with a conspicuous guarantee and the Eff Eff trademark assuring high standards and durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
New York
Fechheimer Fisher Company
Broadway
Merrimack
Gra
Garments Honored. Ready to Wear Now Ready in Lowell
A Lowell Daily News note states that garments made for ready to wear use have earned an honor and can be purchased in Lowell, highlighting a developing local fashion moment and inviting buyers to seek these items from the clothing company noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Lowell Daily News
Obituary notices for Glynn and Lane in Manchester Union
Michael Glynn died suddenly of heart disease while walking on Winter street last evening about seven. He died on arrival at the emergency hospital and resided at 2 Summer street. Mrs Mary A Lane died yesterday in Worcester Massachusetts at 63 from paralytic shock. A native of Ireland she had lived in Amoskeag village and attended the cathedral. She resided in Worcester for twelve years and is survived by daughter Mary Anna Porter and two grandchildren in Worcester and another daughter Kate Bucktin of Lowell Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Glynn
Winter Street
Glynn
Summer Street
Mary A. Lane
Worcester
Mass
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Sarah Pratt at Pratt Home
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah E Pratt were conducted Monday at her son William A Pratt's home 64 Worthen Street with Rev George H Clark of Central M E Church officiating. Floral tributes included a pillow inscribed Mother from son and granddaughters and sprays from multiple relatives and church members. Additional notices: Edmond Hartmann died yesterday afternoon. Ellen Harding was sent to Fall River for burial. Dennis Noonan buried after arriving from Roslindale and in a Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Pratt
Wm. A. Pratt
Worthen Street
George H. Clark
M. E. Church
Marion Lewis
Anna Thompson
J. V. M. Noye
M . Church
Thomas
Lena Carlton Harmon
Lawrence
C. H. Woods
John Kenyon
Arthur Kenyon
Millie Dennison
George A. Frost
David True
James Carnock
Edward T. Griffin
J. B. Currier
Edmond Hartmann
Sherley Avenue
W. G. Poor
Cote
Roslindale
O'Donnell
Obituary notices for Fitzgerald Daigle Foster Richardson
Death notices list Bridget Fitzgerald aged 40 at 84 Adams Street with husband and five children. Marie Daigle aged 7 months at 808 Moody Street with Peter and De lia Daigle. Eilen Foster aged 56 at Billerica with funeral Saturday at 2 p m. Fliza Richardson aged 36 wife of Albert C Richardson funeral from 52 Billerica Street Friday at 2 p m. Relatives invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Adams Street
Bridget Fitzgerald
Daigle
Peter and
Delia
Moody Street
Marie Daigle
Foster
Billerica
Eilen Foster
Richardson
Fliza
Albert C. Richardson
Billerica Street
Morgue-like odor in closed cars noted
A report notes that closed cars are starting to develop a distinct morgue odor, suggesting possible heat, decay, or lingering contents affecting the vehicle interiors. The observation is part of a broader discussion on vehicle conditions and odors.
Fruit Culture Meeting At Pawtucketville Inspires Farmers
The Middlesex North society held its third farmers institute in Pawtucketville with W F Taber of Poughkeepsie as chief speaker. The event drew a large audience. topics covered soil preparation, cover crops, irrigation, and blueberry and grape varieties. Taber discussed nitrogen, moisture, and mulching, plus pruning and training of vines, with George Parkhurst as secretary and Jesse Butterfield presiding.
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Pawtucketville
Farmers’ Institute
Middlesex North Society
Jesse B. Butterfield
Tyngsboro
Geo. A. Parkhurst
Chelmsford
Dracut Centre
W. I. Taber
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson
Plymouth
J. H. Hole
Gandy
Taiber
William Belt
Bubach
Marshall
Glen Mary
Gibson
Mr. Taber
London
Miller
New York
Erie
Snyder
Taber
Worden
Concord
Niagara
Empire State
Wm. H. Hart
Mississippi
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Pawtucketville Society
Harriet Jameson
Grace
Deacon Clark
Tewksbury
Syracuse
A. H.uer
Lowell
Workers Debate Farm Appeal and Youth Reinforcement
A town meeting discusses farm life and attracting young people back to agriculture. Speakers urge better surroundings, recreation, libraries, and shared profits to keep youths from city migration, noting long hours and taxes as disincentives. A closing remark credits parents of earlier generations for effort amid tough times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliken
Dracut
Samuel L. Taylor
Westford
New York City
Boutwell
Andover
Taylor
Howard Foster
Tewksbury
H. S. Perham
Taber
Joshua Clark
J. R. Pletcher
Chelmsford
Rose and Heather Supper At First Trinitarian Church
The Ladies Benevolent society held a supper and social in the church vestry. After the meal Rev. George F. Kennett delivered a stereopticon lecture titled The Land of the Rose and Heather. A good attendance was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Benevolent Society of the First Trinitarian Church
George F. Kenngett
Land of the Rose and Heather
Second hand gas ranges offered at very low prices
The company advertises a large selection of second hand gas ranges many near new condition and available at very low prices for quick sale.
Sterling Pianos Ad Promises Quality and Value
A Lowell piano dealer touts the Sterling Piano as having an exceptional tone, durability, and beautiful cases. The ad claims the price is right and urges customers to call for a quick demonstration to prove the quality and value as represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Lowell and Manchester Tax Conflict sparks call for expert board
City Solicitor Qua argues valuing manufacturing plants needs a state board of experts to set fair, market aligned valuations. He recounts past abatements, contrasts New Hampshire and Massachusetts rules, and notes the difficulty of neutral judging in mill property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Qua
Lowell Corporations
Board of Trade
Andover Clergy Exchanges and Phillips Academy News
Rev F W Manning accepts Nantucket church call. Sunday programs feature Rev W C Owen from Batapta India and exchanges among several pastors. Phillips academy trustees elect Moore Harris Ripley to fill vacancies. Miss Austen play at November clubhouse. Bishop Lawrence confirms at Christchurch. Phillips gym to open next week with compulsory use thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Manning
Nantucket
Baptist Church
W. C. Owen
Bapatta
South India
A. T. Belknap
State Hospital
E. W. Pride
Chas. P. Marshall
Lawrence
F. R. Shipman
Herbert G. Mank
Edwin Smith
Ballasavale
Congregational Church
Corwin F. Palmer
R. W. Dunbar
F. A. Wilson
The
Free Church
Seminary
George E. Hall
Dover
N. H
Phillips Academy
Clifford Moore
Harvard University
Harris
Amherst
Alfred L. Ripley
Andover
Miss Austen
Emmas
Bishop Lawrence
Christchurch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Institute
W. F. Taber
Rhodes
Rhodes’ New ‘Hair Store
Stree
Rose and Heather
Lowell Gas Light Co
Sterling Pianos
Merrimack ST
Manchester Board of Trade
Wholesale
State Street
Washburn & Crosby
Kennedy
Java
van Camp
Tribune
Orient
Regal
Brezag
Wyolff
Cleveland
Warwnck
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Prescott Street
the Mosler Safe Co
United States
New England
Sudbury ST
Boston, Mass
Boyd M. Hamilton
Bowler Bros
St. Vincent's Hospital
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