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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1900

Page

2

Obituary of Mrs Charlotte Frost Nearing Age Ninety Seven

Mrs. Charlotte Frost died this morning at her daughter Rosetta Besse’s home in Rogers Street at almost 97. Born June 5, 1803 in Boston Quebec she was among the first members of St Paul’s M E church Lowell. She had five children three died Rev John Frost Aaron B and Mrs Sarah Griggs two daughters Rosetta Besse and Charlotte Taylor survive. Also notes death of Mrs Sarah L Pevey May 2 at 366 Walker Street.

Charlotte Frost Rosetta Besse Rogers Street Mrs. Frost Hunt Boston P. Q New York Canada Lowell St. Paul’s M. E. Church New Hampshire Sarah L. Pevey James A. Pevey Walker Street Annie L. Farmer Howard Street Kenngett Harvey McLeod Solon Bartlett C. B. Welch Kirby. Chase Cummiskey St. John's Hospital Holy Cross Malden St. Mary’s Church D. John McDougall Byron M. Fraser William Yeoman John I. Williamson George Kearns William Mulcahey Elias A. McQuade Tessis Casey Kearns John McDougall Harvard Brewing Company George S. Tranter Miss Morris Hampshire Street Fourth Street A. E. Wilson Paige Street Free Baptist Church Morris New Edson J. W. Brooks Julian Talbot Nesmith Street C. T. Billings Messrs C. C. Hutchinson Franklin Nourse Amasa Pratt S. P. Griffin Alfred ‘Clark Capt J. G. Hill Edward A. Coffin Prescott C. Gates Burwas Mr. Billings E. J. Noyes J. B. Currier Elmer H. Jackson Tannerybrook Manchester Merrimack Pine Grove Edwin Morrell Mechanics Lodge of Odd Fellows Levi K. Snow N. G William H. Hanscom W. G Robert R. Chase George C. Gilmore H. C. Dudley The Odd Fellows William Loop William Bennett Tannery Company Thomas Young John Barnes Elsworth Street N. W. Matthews First Primitive Methodist Church Young Scotland Ellsworth Street James Moir Joseph Johns John McComb Welch John Moir Miss Ward Edson School Noonan Fairweather Josiah Harriman William Wilson Ralph Wheeler Kershaw Miss Harriman Arthur Harriman G. Watson Spillane Cora Barris Edwin J. Otley John MacComb Joseph Whiteley Mr. Brown Henry Weight Edson Cemetery C. M. Young & Co Margaret D. Hilton William A. Chapman Moody Street C. H. Merriam F. A. Warfield Mr. Merriam

Funeral of Allan Cameron Honored in Westford

All Westford turned out to honor Allan Cameron with mills closed and flag at half mast. The Unitarian church was filled, mayor and Boston visitors attended, and services led by Prots with Albion Quartette singing. Cremated and buried in family lot. Navy letter of condolence read by Capt. Sherman H. Fletcher.

Westford Allan Cameron Graniteville Forge Village Unitarian Church Crowley Major. Allen Boston W. E. Frost Academy George Young Lawrence Edward A. Horton Cameron Mr. Horton Albion Johnson, Bartlett Iemere Babcock Messrs Edward’ “Craven A. R. Choate John Greig Frank Hindle Sherman Fletcher Harwood Wright Albert Richardson Sherman H. Fletcher Navy John D. Long Navy Department Washington, D. C Westford Hill Alne Cameron Mass

Green Fire in Flora’s Emerald Dance

A lyrical poem by Clarence Army in the May New Linvincott extols green fire as life renewing. It portrays flora awakening from winter, fields blazing with emerald color, and Orpheus joining in a celebratory rhythm. The piece fuses nature imagery with mythic allusion to universal praise.

Orpheus Flora Clarence

Sugar Leads Quiet New York Exchange Amid Broad Market Drift

The market opened with Sugar as the only active stock, peaking at 117 before retreating and rallying again. Tobacco, steel, and railroads showed little movement while Boston coppers weakened. Amalgamated hit 8 dollars, a multi month low. Overall money markets remained steady, with gold exports rising yet not affecting rates. Copper stocks remained dull with scant buying interest and strong conditions yet heavy selling pressure.

Boston Bosston & Montana Utah Amalgamated New York Amer. Sugar Ref. Co Amer Atchison Atchison, Pfd O Amer. Tobacco Brooklyn RT Cen N.J Chesa. &O O. Os Col Pacific M. K. & T. Pidy Tees Pacific Pacific Pf Big People’s Gas Phila. & Reading Bt. Pauls .c Cecsis Rail Ofd Ee Texas & Pac Union Pacific Nese Tisg U.S West Union U.S Fitchburg Pid Eeee Montana Franklin Sense A Bell Tel Erenees Dom Coal N. E. Gas & Coke

Balm and bank sheets mix in Boston market ad

A dated market note from Boston and New York quotes Bright Sears Co and Ely Brothers offering Ely Cream Balm for nasal catarrh with 50 cent price plus mail offer from New York. The text also contains long bank balance figures for a Massachusetts bank and multiple notarial certificates from 1900 related to the bank’s statement.

Ely Ely Brothers Warren Street New York U. S Lawrut U.S Seeceseneees National Bank

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