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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1902
Page
10
Winter lawn party and local notices from Lowell 1902
The itemized column notes a winter lawn party at Pawtucket church on Wednesday evening, a large fire sale at O Donnell and Gilbride, a police court assault case against George W. Casey with a hearing set for March 31, a local promotion by To Be demo on cleaning fixtures, relocation of Co T Saul and Co to 232 Merrimack street, and a three day fair at First Presbyterian Church March 20 to 22 with seating charges and guaranteed entertainment events encouraging public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Horne
Pawtucket
O'Donnell & Gilbride Company
Sewing Guild
St. John’s Hospital Ladies of Charity
C. W. Brown
Andover Street
Co. T. Saul & Co
Merrimack Street
Old City Hall
George W. Casey
John Dupuis
Welch
Dupuis
To Be
Lowell
Co. B. Coburn & Co
First Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Middlesex Street
Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
Walsh Family Visiting Friends in This City
Mrs James Walsh and Miss Mary Alice Walsh of Fall River are visiting friends in this city. Edward Cawley has gone to Rutland Vermont to attend the funeral of a relative. Victor M Cutter has been elected secretary and treasurer of the Deutscher Verein at Dartmouth College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walsh
Mary Alice Walsh
Fall River
Edward Cawley
Rutland
Victor M. Cutter
Deutscher Verein
Dartmouth College
Misstatement Corrected Lowell YMCA Wins Merrimack Valley Title
Yesterday's papers misreported the championship. The Lowell YMCA quintet is the undisputed winner of the Merrimack Valley basketball championship shield after beating Lawrence in Saturday's Lawrence Lowell-Lawrence game. Lowell has a 12-3 total, with 3-1 records against Manchester, Nashua, and Havervill, and 3-1 against Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Merrimack
Lowell
Manchester
Nashua
Haverhill
Lust
Champen
Nappers union dance draws 150 couples at As sociate hall
The second grand social and dance by the Nappers union was held in As sociate hall last evening. More than 150 couples attended. Music by Atwood's orchestra of four pieces and 24 numbers kept events lively until the early hours. Officers included General manager Patrick S. Sheridan and other key posts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nappers’ Union
Atwood
Patrick S. Sheridan
Martin J. Sweeney
James 5. Drumm
Joseph King
James J. Lynch
Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Joseph Durfee
Edward Murray
Ernest Desmarais
Joseph Plaff
Hugh Mclean
Arthur Jeannette
Martin Finn
Edward Kelley
John Quinn
Daniel J. Lynch
Joseph Jennette
James David
William David
John Martin
James McCarty
Matthew Sheridan
John Lavin
Patrick Furey
Rock Biscillion
Michael Daley
Martin Murry
St Patrick's Night Dance at Lincoln Club
Prescott hall hosted the Lincoln club St Patrick's night party on Monday with about 75 couples attending. Hibbard's orchestra played twenty numbers on the programme. Officers listed include General manager Chas W Bell assistant general manager George Holt and floor director Fred N Tilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Lincoln Club
Prescott Hall
Hibbard
Chas. W. Bell
George &. Holt
Fred N. Tilton
Journeymen Painters Seek $2.35 Daily Minimum Wage
Journeymen painters demand a daily minimum wage of 2.35 dollars with the same rate to take effect April 1. Employers may meet tonight to discuss the issue. Painters say they seek no more than wages paid in other cities.
Man Digs Acre Shifts 112000 Spadefuls Soil Weighing 850 Tons
A man completes an acre digging feat by moving 112000 spadefuls of earth, with the soil he relocated amounting to 850 tons. The record highlights a remarkable scale of labor and earth moved in a single agricultural task.
Coffee Cures Rheumatism Says Wise in St Joe
A St. Joseph man, P V Wise, recounts knee stiffness and leg swelling that eased after stopping coffee and using Posum. He credits Dr Barnes for advising the change, and claims 18 months of improved health since quitting coffee. He cites other cases of stomach and heart relief from giving up coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joe
P. V. Wise
Resignation of Rev. Geo H. Johnson Sparks Church Council Praise
The John Street Congregational Church in Lowell mass faces the resignation of pastor Rev Geo H Johnson after ten years of service. A special ecclesiastical council convened and, amid strong support, advised dissolution of the pastoral relation while praising his Christian character, leadership, and community impact. The meeting noted the widespread respect from multiple local churches and marked Johnson as a respected figure in religious and social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Geo. H. Johnson
W. H. G. Wight
A. K. Whitcomb
Geo. C. Osgood
John A. Osgood
Joseph L. Sargent
Johnson
John Street
Christian Endeavor
New England
Aemandas
Young Men's Christian Association
Departure of Mr Johnson and family from Lowell church
The Johnsons and family have blessed the church and community. The departure from Lowell will be a great loss to the city. The John Street church is commended for loyalty to its pastor and Christian spirit in difficult problems. The church, abundantly blessed in the past, has served to build Christ's kingdom in the city and should be guided to conserve church interests and aid religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Johnson
John Street
Chas. W. Huntington
D. D
Geo. F. Kennegott
Lowell
F. A. Warfield
Thos. H. Durning
Geo. F. Kenngott
O. A. Brigham
Eliot
E. Victor Bigelow
Asa C. Russell
Kirk Street
Geo. E. Martin
A. G. Cumnock
High Street
D. C
Jason Fuller
French
T. G.A. Cote
J. C. Martel
Highland
T. Clayton Welles
D. R. Wallace
Pawtucket
W. G. Poor
Albert W. Hort
Chelmsford
E. C. Bartlett
Artemas B. Wogsworth
North
R. W. Dunbar
Deaccon
C. H. Holt
John M. Greene
W. H. G. Wight
Mass
Johnson
George F. Kenngott
Chas
T. Teption
First Trinitarian Congregational Church
John A. Osgood
Christ’s Kingdom
Reading Girls Win Narrow Victory In High School Clash
The Reading girls basketball team fell to Lowell 9 to 8 in a tight Monday game. Notable performances came from Wilder Proctor and Captain Young with Rivet Provencher steering the guards. Bean out-jumped the opponent’s center and Rafter added solid blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Lowell
Wilder
Proctor
Capt. Young
Misses Rivet
Provencher
Miss Bean
Miss Rafter
Greenwood Union Meetings Move to First Primitive Methodist Church
Greenwood union meetings shift today from Immanuel Baptist to First Primitive Methodist Church where services continue at 3 and 7 30 p m The union chorus choir will remain active and the closing Immanuel service drew large crowds with strong testimonies after Mr Greenwood sang Since I Found My Saviour and spoke on Confessing Christ Attendance and interest rise as quarters improve at the new church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Union
South End
Immanuel Baptist Church
First Primitive Methodist Church
Union Chorus
Greenwood
Runaway Horse Disrupts Merrimack Street Morning
A horse attached to a baker's wagon owned by Christos Poulos ran wild along Merrimack Street yesterday morning around 9 30. At Cabot Street corner Adelard Guimond stopped the animal after breaking harness. no other damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christos Poulos
Merrimack Street
Cabot Street
Adelard Guimond
Bargains at Fire Sale Offer 39 Cent Grain Carpets
A fire sale of O'Donnell and Gilbride Co. featured Lowell grain carpets at 39 cents a yard. The goods appeared to be perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donnell & Gilbride Co
Lowell
Griggs's Ideals of Life Sermon Analyzed
Grace Universal church sermon reviews Prof Griggs and his writings on the ideal of life. Rev R A Greene contrasts Greek and Christian ideals, urging a combined path of body mind and heart toward infinite life and moral development, noting reception and criticism among clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griggs
Grace Universal Church
R. A. Greene
Emerson
Jesus
Mr. Griggs
God
Despondent man drinks Paris green in love trouble
Walter Oscar Corey attempted suicide by taking Paris green in his mother’s Middlesex Street store sink room. He drank after heavy drinking and said goodbye as ambulances and police intervened. He was rushed to St John’s Hospital and pumped, with narcotics given. prognosis favorable. Friends and family describe a troubled romance with his mother’s former bookkeeper, Lil lie Mayotte, and a prior discharge from employment after a quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Oscar Corey
Paris Green
Eliot Block
Middlesex Street
St. John’s Hospital
P. H. Corey
Courier
Walter
Florence Miller
John McNichols
McNichols
Lillie Mayotte
New York
Ambulance Calls Report Two Workplace Incidents
Edmond Vandamme of United States Bunting suffered a deep cut to his right arm at work and required six stitches at Emergency hospital. Eben Taylor at Hamilton mills collapsed from an epileptic fit and was transported by ambulance to Corporation hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Vandamme
United States Bunting Company
Eben Taylor
Hamilton Mills
Corporation Hospital
Tea and Entertainment at Old Ladies Home
A tea and entertainment hour is scheduled at the Old Ladies Home tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock. Mrs. Irene Pinder Kerwin has arranged a pleasing programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Ladies
Irene Pinder Kerwin
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Greenwood Meetings
O’donnell & Gilbride CO
New Stanley
Knoxmobile
Prince Motorette
Spalding Runabout
Lowell Auto Station
Middle ST
W. H Greene
Mgr
Caleb L. Smith
Boston
Middlesex St
Gardner Bros
Pina Street
Highlands
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Central, Cor. Market ST
W.S. Wong & CO
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