Women’s Club Bulletin Tea and Lectures Schedule
Monday March 17 at 4 p m Colonial hall a club tea with music by the music section led by Miss Josephine Corburn soprano Mrs Daisy Shaw Merritt and Mr Charles V Barker will assist State Federation officers invited to attend Tea Wednesday March 19 lecture by Professor M Santros on Legendary and Historical Past Thursday March 20 lecture by Professor J M Platner late of Harvard now at Andover Theological Seminary on Hebrew Poetry the Psalter.
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Colonial Hall
Josephine Coburn
Daisy Shaw Merritt
Charles V. Barker
State Federation
M. Sntros
J. M. Platner
Harvard University
Andover Theological Seminary
Interesting Neighborhood Meeting At Unitarian Vestry
Py Women's Alliance hosts a neighborhood meeting at the Unitarian vestry with delegates from Ayer Chelmsford Nashua and others. National president Miss Emma Lowe and Mrs Kate Gannett Wells attend along with Mrs E H Atherton and Mrs C S Billings. Speakers outline alliance methods mission schooling in Shelter Neck North Carolina and the value of by laws and independent branches.
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Alliance
Unitarian Vestry
Ayer
Lillerica
Chelmsford
Lawrence
Littleton
Nashua
Westford
Wilton
Lowell Alliance
Emma Lowe
Brooklyn
E. H. Atherton
Roxbury
Kate Gannett Wells
State Board of Education
Mr. Billings
North Carolina
United States
Mrs. Wells
Lowell
Allance
National Alliance
Massachusetts
Is Law A Field For Woman's Work
The 1901 American Bar Association meeting in Denver featured William P. Rogers of Indiana University presenting a paper on whether law is a field for women's work. Miss Mary F. Lathrop of Colorado discussed divorce and noted the woman lawyer can strengthen family ties and improve conditions of women workers while urging prudent limits on married women practicing law. The discussion praised courtesy toward women in the profession and argued against blanket claims that women are unsuited to advocacy, noting many men are poor advocates too.
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American Bar Association
Denver
Col
William P. Rogers
Indiana University
Rogers
Mary F. Lathrop
Colorado
Bar Association
Columbia University
Barnard
Mr John Davis Remembered By Middlesex Women’s Club
The Middlesex Women's club tree committee mourns the death of Mr. John Davis a devoted advocate for trees. He supported early committee efforts attended last year’s forestry symposium and spoke against reckless wayside tree destruction. He was considered a leading candidate for Lowell park commissioners.
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John Davis
Middlesex Women's Club
Mr. Davis
Lowell
Afternoon Musicale at East Merrimack Street Home
Miss N P H Robbins hosted a refined afternoon musicale on East Merrimack Street with about 35 ladies attending. Miss Fanny Reed, guest of honor, performed vocal numbers with Miss Elizabeth Farrington also singing. Mr Arthur C Spaulding accompanied the program.
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N. P. H. Robbins
East Merrimack Street
Fanny Reed
Hospital Guild meeting moved to Nesmith Street home
The Young Women's Hospital Guild will meet Tuesday afternoon March 18 at the home of Mrs. EB N Burke 216 Nesmith Street instead of Miss Edith Stott as previously announced.
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Young Women’s Hospital Guild
EB. N. Burke
Nesmith Street
Edith Stott
Duchess of Manchester Walks Coronation Procession
An American beauty, daughter of Millionaire Zimmerman, is in royal favor and will Walk in the coronation procession. The Duke of Manchester’s wife, welcome to the Queen, mixes American independence with English life. She dresses plainly in public despite ownership of grand horses and often enjoys morning shopping trips in London.
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Duchess of Manchester
Zimmerman
West
Duke of Manchester
London
Edible Oddities Kentucky to Italian Dishes Recipes
A lively 19th or early 20th century roundup lists varied dishes from burgoo with cabbage and game to Scottish haggis and New Orleans style griddle cakes. It includes Syracuse Hot Salt Potatoes, Mexican Tamales, Louisiana Rice Waffles, English Frumenti, Milwaukee Bock Sausages, a German Stew, and Italian Macaroni with butter cheese ham.
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New Orleans
Lowell High Girls Fall to Normal School in Close Game
In the Normal school gymnasium the Lowell High girls lost 5-2 to Normal. The deciding basket came from Miss Adams in the second half. Wilder and Young led Lowell. Roach and Murray starred for Normal. Attendance around 250.
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Lowell High School
Normal School
Miss Adams
Miss Wilder
Miss Young
Miss Roach
Miss Murray
Rg O'Sullivan
Wilder
Fox Young
O'Connell Rafter
le Sawyer Beance Roach
Provencher
Adams Rivet
Murray
Adams
Sawyer
High School
Proctor
Miss Crowley
Charles Church
Mann
Roxburghe Club advances Boston trees in civic work
The Roxburghe Club reports on tree preservation in Boston since 1896. Actions include posting protective statutory extracts, securing a 5000 dollar city appropriation, guarding 15000 trees with wire netting, removing dead branches, and distributing 1500 trees to suburban residents. A club paper was read at a Middlesex Women’s club forestry symposium. Mrs John Noble of Roxbury chairs the trees committee and is invited to a Middlesex Women’s club tea on March 17.
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Roxburghe Club
Boston
Middlesex Women’s Club
Lowell
Courier and Citizen
John Noble
Roxbury
Massachusetts Forestry Association
Lawy ers Retainers. Swan v Nelson in Equity
In Boston March 18 Chief Justice Mason ruled Swan entitled to recover 580.60 plus costs from ex-counsel Alexander P Nelson for a parcel room money while Swan served a prison sentence for theft in Arlington. The decision rejects a 500 retainer claim and allows 50, approving 350 paid to Scott Sloan as senior counsel as a reasonable service fee.
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Boston
Mason
Roland A. Swan
Arlington
Alexander P. Nelson
Swan
Parker House
Scott Sloan
Reasonable retainer rules in criminal defense decree
The court notes retainer varies with attorney experience and fitness for the service. A junior counsel with little criminal practice stands to receive only a moderate retainer. Evidence shows $50 suffices. Plaintiff may recover $580.60 from the defendant, with interest from filing and costs. Decree entered for the plaintiff. H J Richardson for plaintiff, Walter I Badger for defendant.
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H. J. Richardson
Walter I. Badger
Seventh annual conference of Evangelical churches begins at Central Falls
The New England Association of Evangelical Churches opens its seventh annual conference at People's Mission church in Central Falls with Bishop S C Breyfogel presiding. Delegates from 25 parishes attend Boston area churches, with 12 itinerant elders and 20 appointments to fill. Memorial for Rev. August Hyden to be observed. licenses granted to three applicants. The next gathering is set for Lynn in March 1993.
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Central Falls
R. L
New Engand Association ofPvangelical
People’s Mission
S. C. Breyfogel
Reading
New England
Boston
Vicinity
Breyfogel
Joshua Gill
August Hyden
Lynn
Women’s Missionary Society
Lancashire Weaving Industry Eyes Northrop Loom Visit
London's dispatch says Lancashire anxious for details on the Northrop loom. A deputation from the Lancashire weaving industry may travel to the United States to view the loom in operation and to assess other American textile machine advances. The Master Cotton Spinners Federation with 1,006,000 members urged factories to halt American cotton spinning two days per week.
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New York
the Tribune
London
Lancashire
Eng
Northrop
United States
Gas company promotes gas heating over coal stoves
A Lowell Gas Light Co representative argues against coal stoves, saying gas radiators and grates reduce trouble, dirt, delay, and danger. He claims gas heating costs less and offers economical heat, urging inspection of their ranges and proofs of efficiency.
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Lowell Gas Light Co
Easter Special Selections and Free Delivery Offer
Where she is better prepared than ever to attend to their wants. No charge for special orders or alterations, and all goods delivered free. Special selections for Easter.
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Women's Club Bulletin
Women’s Alliance
Afternoon Musicale
Hospital Guild
Kentucky
Syracuse
Louisiana
Milwaukee
Basket Ball
Lowell High
State Normal School
THE
A. G. Pollard & CO
Fitzpatrick Shoe CO
Stoughton
Mass
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Justice Mason
Evangelical Churches
New England Association
Rhode Island
A. C. Weston
Lowell and Vicinity
Cloak and Fur House
Messrs
Stickney & Smith
Tremont St
Geo. H. Wood
Central St
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