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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1900
Page
8
Snow Storm No 14 Briefly Covers Town
Yesterday afternoon clouds thickened and at 5 30 snow began to fall in a robin s snow. A couple of inches whitened earth and trees before it ceased. This morning all nature showed a season only seen once or twice. The white mantle vanished by noon due to sun and warm air. Boston weather notes forecast fair and colder with northerly winds for Massachusetts.
Local fashions and church music updates in city notices
The city advertises tailor made suits and fashions at Chris Holmes specialty store with Thursday to Saturday viewing of latest novelties. Rose Jordan Hartford announces a grand millinery opening with imported patterns and American designs for March 30 and 31. First Presbyterian church choir changes include withdrawal of Miss Rutherford to Paige Street Free Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brissette
John McLaren
Miss Rutherford
Paige Street Free Baptist
Rose Jordan Hartford
Churches Settle Dispute Ended By Court Records
The First Congregational society and the First Trinitarian church adjourned after receiving committee reports that final steps to settle their dispute were completed and the case removed from court records. Trinitarian church stayed in session awhile as members praised restored relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Society
First Trinitarian Church
Trinitarian
Suppers and entertainments raise funds for Collinsville mission
The Collinsville Union Mission hosted a successful supper and entertainment last Saturday night. Mrs. Willis E. Dodge and Mrs. Thos. Burden led the event, with a penny-per-age bag scheme netting over forty five dollars. Performances included readings by Miss Mamie Kirkpatrick autoharp by Mr. Willie Teal fan drill by Cameron Burden and Grierson, and remarks by Rev. Mr. Richardson and Rev. Mr. Worth. Kitchen helpers were listed, with several named waitresses helping in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinsville Union Mission
Wing Circle
Willis E. Dodge
Thos. Burden
Mamie Kirkpatrick
Cameron
Burden and
Grierson
Willie Teal
Viola Eaton
Miss Kirkpatrick
Richardson
Hillside Congregational Church
Dracut
Worth
Mission
Willis Dodge
Thoa. Burden
Benj. Beals
Geo. B. Brown
Ida Perkins
Minnie Cummings
Christine Cameron
Jessie Burden
Elia Baxter
Parish Delays Action on Pastor Leland Resignation
The Pawtucket Congregational parish met to receive the resignation of Rev. Willie D. Leland. The letter was laid on the table awaiting church action at Friday night meeting. Repairs to the parsonage were approved and will be carried out. H. L. New Dall presided as moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
Willie D. Leland
H. L. New Dall
Surprise Birthday Party At 16 Georgia Avenue Tyler Park
Fred McCoy Beetle did not receive a birthday surprise at his home on 16 Georgia avenue Tyler Park last night. Guests included Dr A H McCann Dr Rombough James Beete Native McKinley Freeman M and Joseph Byrne. Dr McCann presented Mr Beets with an oak desk. Games and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McCoy
Georgia Avenue
Tyler Park
A. H. McCann
Rombough
James Beete
McKinley
Freeman M
Joseph Byrne
McCann
Mr. Beets
Temple of Design Millinery Display Opens This Saturday
A. Baird & Co. of Merrimack Square announce their spring millinery display with a complete assortment. The display runs this Saturday and invites all patrons to view new hats and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Baird & Oo 14
Merrimack Qqvare
Satuerbey
Mare
Billerica town meeting approves budget amid crowded ballots
The annual Billerica town meeting in the town hall saw five ticket slates for selectmen and a long agenda of 31 articles. After morning delays, votes were cast on taxes, roads, schools, and a range of town expenses. In the afternoon, women voters influenced school committee questions while a near-close tally decided on selectmen and other town officers. a contentious ballot count followed, ending with adjournment at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billerica
Herbert A. King
Thomas M. Harrigan
Charles H. Kohlrausch, Jr
Tellers
Arthur Holden
Frederick Gleason
Edward Dickinson
John Mahoney
Bowers Fund
Jos. A. Holt
Mr. Blodgett
Thos. M. Harrigan
Josiah Wright
Bull
Staley
Lowell
Billerica Centre
Richard Faulkner
Mr. Proctor
Sidney A. Bull
Charles Hosmer
Warren Holden
L. T. McKenney
W. W. Nason
McKenney
Edward McMahon
Dennis O'Keefe
Bottomley
Casey
McKenny
Burlington
Morrell
McMahon
Kolrauech
Gen. Dodge
Richardson
Jacquith
Mr. Staley
F. & Clark
Landa
Recmmendal
maceGam Road
Town Farm
Onteide
Teterest
Niet
Ste
Board of Health
FP. & Clark
Artice
Ure
Pollard
Hosmer
Bennett Library
Winthrop Faulkner Fund
Franklin Jacquith
Talbot School
Boston Road
Joseph Ellis
George Dodge
A. Bull
J. Nelson Parker
H. W. Sheldon
Mabel E. Gleason
Andover Street
E. B. Haskell
Roger Barrington
Messrs
Messrs. McMahon
Barrington
J. N. Parker
F. S. Clark
Joshua B. Holden
Fannie
Mary Bowers
Bowers Fund For the Poor
Allen Bottomley
Edward L. McMahon
James A. Hamilton
Fred Smith
Fred C. Smith
Hamilton
Havanas
KR. T. Perry
Perry
Echool
H. Kohnrauach
Josiah Wright Oh
BE. B. Haskell
W. Hutchine
Sidney Bull
Asecesors
George RB Fimonds
Easy Victory For L B B A Over Saymard YMCA
The Lowell Basketball Association defeated the Saymard YMCA team 26 to 7 in a brisk opener. Poor floor conditions and 14 inch baskets hurt the visitors, while L B B A attackers McFarland Syme and Wilson starred. Neville and Lynch stood out for the opponents, with the game played over two twenty minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Basket Ball Association
McFarland
Syme
Wilson
Neville
McCarthy
Lynch
Maynard Neville
Punch McCarthy
Axford
Lynch Syme
Hallowell
Smith
Haverhill Y M C A Players in Final Regular Home Battle
The Haverhill Y M C A team hosts Lowell in the last regular home game at the Hurd street gym. Past close matchups hint at a hard contest as the Low er team edged the Scarlets Crescents and Silver Stars in the recent clash. A second series in the association tournament starts tonight with Scarlets meeting Crescents alongside the Haverhill Lowell game. A bicycle model exhibit by the Y M C A physical department runs March 28 and 29 with free events for youths and others in the gym both afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Haverhill Y. M C. A
Hurd Street
Haverhill
Scarlets
Crescents
Silver Stars
Haverhill-Lowell
Young Men's Christian Association
Lowell
Republican caucuses set for April to select delegates
The 1980 Republican caucuses will be held Tuesday April 17 and Wednesday April 18 to choose delegates for the state and congressional conventions. The state convention in Music Hall Boston on April 26 will select four delegates at large. Delegates counts for several towns are reduced. Lowell, Cambridge, Woburn and others show notable changes in Middlesex and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Boston
Philadelphia
Lowell
Cambridge
Makien Fom
Woburn
Middlesex County
Somerville
Worcester
Worcester County
Pall River
Lyon
Hewton
Dracut
North
Reading
Tewksbury
Wilmington
None are sedleaf as theese who won't hear
Many are other, however, who have heeded aimes and taken Hood's Sarsaperilia, thereby scraping winter colds, coughs, fevers and chilis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Flowers and Fruit Lecture on Plant Reproduction
Prof W F Ganong spoke at Middlesex Woman's club on fertilization and cross fertilization in plants. He described wind and insect aided methods, nectar and color roles, and seed dispersal by wind, water, force, adhesion, and animal ingestion, noting plant strategies and ongoing study gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Ganong
Middlesex Woman's Club
Colonial Hall
Wildernness
Gray
Lamson pipe demonstration on Walker Street showcased for transit use
The Lamson Store Service company conducts a 4000 foot 10 inch pipe layout on Walker Street to demonstrate compressed air transportation of mail and parcels. Elbows and curves will shape the line, with completion expected in about two weeks as weather remains favorable. The event, tied to the Lamson system’s reputation, offers store owners and others a practical view of its operation, while Miss H. M. Lord of 131 Merrimack Street gears up for HBaster millinery opening with spring designs and trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson Store Service Company
Fts
Walker Street
Orter
Lamon
Merrimack Street
Hbaster
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