Try Herne's coal and travel goods sales ad
P F Devine markets trunks bags and suitcases at his store. Rev T Clayton Welles lectures on Holy Land Sites and Cities at Highland church this evening with 80 stereopticon slides. Returned charity ball tickets requested by Sisters of Charity of St John’s hospital to close accounts. Real estate dealer George L Hubbard relocates to Barristers' hall Corner Central and Merrimack. Grace church coffee party and ice cream supper next Thursday 6 to 7:30. John Callaghan moves to 492-496 Merrimack with gas and oil stoves and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herne
P. F. Devine
T. Clayton Welles
Holy Land
Highland Church
Adamson
Highland Congregational Church
Sisters of Charity of
St. John’s Hospital
George L. Hubbard
Central Street
Corner Central
Merrimack Streets
Grace Church
John Callaghan
Tilden Street
Merrimack Street
Lowell Residents On Business And Travel In New York And Europe
Mrs. Dr. J. H. Breton is undergoing treatment at Lowell General. O'Sullivan and O'Brien of Merrimack Clothing travel to New York on business. William Ryan becomes second hand in Lowell Machine Shop, replacing E. E. Hands who resigned. William E. Hounsell sails for Europe Friday. Hathaway to fill his duties in his absence. Hounsell receives a gold chain and charm from ring-spinning department. Busy Bees Sewing Circle, linked to Daughters of Liberty, met at Mrs. P. P. Brett's home for an afternoon of entertainment. Erie Banjo and Mandolin Club gave a musical show with refreshments. James G. Noyes, brother of Major Noyes, appointed chief clerk of the ordnance dept at Cavite. sails May 16. may return to Washington after two years without loss of grade. Lowell residents booked through Murphy's steamship agency to sail from Boston today to Queenstown and Liverpool on New England: a long list of names and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umphrey O'Sullivan
Daniel S. O’brien
Merrimack Clothing Company
New York
William Ryan
Lowell Machine Shop
E. E. Hands
William E. Hounsell
Boott Mills
Europe
Hathaway
Providence
R. I
Hounsell
Busy Bees
Daughters of Liberty
PP. F. Brett
East Merrimack Street
Erie Banjo and Mandolin Club
James G. Noyes
Lowell
Major Noyes
Ordnance Department
Cavite
P. I
Noyes
Navy Department
Washington
Murphy's Steamship Agency
Boston
Queenstown
Liverpool
Dominion Line
New England
Richard Cropper
Martin Robbins
Walter Perham
George S. Fox
Charles W. Needham
Alice Southworth
Oliver Wass
Elizabeth Wass
Mary Hoyle
Robina L. Sawers
Sarah Pickup
J. W. Wood
Ada Wood
Ralph Bruce
Thomas Bruce
Jane Burgess
Florence Burgess
Annis Burgess
Martin Conway
Catherine Griffin
Elizabeth Stavely
Beatrice Stavely
Mary A. Allan
Annie Slattery
Rose J. Carr
Alice Ford
Montibars End Social Season With Series IV Party
The Montibars club of young men closed their four-event social season in Prescott hall with last night’s Series IV gathering. Hibbard's orchestra provided comic operatic tunes, while the program featured well executed orders and lively performances by Messrs Jewett and Fitzgerald. Organizers included James A. Fitzgerald as general manager and Walter Jewett as floor director, with a long list of aides and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montibars
Prescott Hall
Hibbard
Jewett and Fitzgerald
James A. Fitzgerald
Walter Jewett
Aids
Albert A. Smith
Walter Scott
Gardner M. Youngman
John R. Lindsay
Nair S. Taylor
C. Robert Libby
J. Alred Whitcomb
I. Porter Wright
George S. Harris
W. Carleton Robinson
J. Phillips Harriman
William Webb
Grape-Nuts Power Built a Toronto Woman's Strength
A Toronto woman credits Grape-Nuts and Postum Co. with reversing severe weakness. She describes long walks up stairs becoming possible again, aided by Grape-Nuts at breakfast helping digestion and weight gain, enabling longer, steadier work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Former Yard Foreman Murphy Defends Swill Handling at Health Dept
Civil service hearings on John F. Murphy's charges by H. H. Knapp concluded with Murphy asserting misappropriation of city swill and incomplete books. He claimed excess swill disposal in 1898 and said accounting gaps arose after leaving yard supervision, while he cited reduced costs under his management and a report praising discipline and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commissioners
John F. Murphy
H. H. Knapp
Board of Health
Murphy
J. H. Carmichael
Bates
Mr. Murphy
Fox's
Health Department
Yard Department
John J. Curtin
Curtin
Knapp
Mr. Curtin
Mr. Knapp
Boyle
Carmichael
Elks Plan 400th Lodge Communication May 13
At Lowell lodge B P O E last night a vote approved celebrating its 400th communication on May 13. A committee led by Joseph Hicks W S Grady T E Boucher C H Frost and D J Donahue will organize events with cemetery rest to the Edson cemetery trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Lodge
Kagingiane
Wil Ben
Edson
Lodge
Joseph Hicks
W. S. Grady
T. E. Boucher
C. H. Frost
D. J. Donahue
Flags at Half Mast for Admiral Sampson by Mayor Dimon
Mayor Dimon ordered city hall flags lowered to half mast in tribute to Admiral Sampson. He telephoned city hall shortly after 9 15 last evening to issue the directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimon
City Hall
Admiral Sampson
Meade Real Estate to be sold at absolute auction sale
Bridget Meade offers the corner Clark and Common Street property known as Meade Real Estate for absolute auction on Monday May 12 1902 at 5 pm. The 22 room estate includes a main nine room house and two ell buildings with six and seven rooms respectively, in solid condition with water closets gas and modern conveniences. Inspect after 10 am. deposit required $500 upon strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark and
Common Streets
Meade
Common
Salem, Common
Clark Streets
Clark Street
Bridget Meade
Stealing News War Flare Claims Lowell Sun Cribbing
A Boston area editorial charges the Lowell Sun with stealing live-news from Courier-Citizen by posting late or augmented scores from other leagues. The exchange includes a staged Concord Dover score trap and memory of rival bulletin boards, ending with a warning about circulation misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Sun
Pica
Sun
Citizen
Courier-Citizen
Concord-Dover
Nashua
Lawrence
Lowell High
Nashua High
Fall River
Manchester
Concord
Dover
Hest
Haverhill-Lowell
Haverhill
Lowell
Delicate Women and Children Must Have Iron Remedy
An advertisement promotes Peptiron as a remedy for weakness paleness nervousness and exhaustion. It claims benefits for delicate women school boys and girls facing fatigue from cares duties work study confinement or other debilities and presents Peptiron as a specific agreeable treatment.
Peptiron Tonic Offered In Liquid and Pill Forms
Peptiron is described as a quality tonic boosting vigor and color. Sold as a liquid elixir at $1 per bottle or as chocolate coated pills at 50c or $1 per box. Manufactured by C. J. Hood Co. Hood's Sarsaparilla, Lowell Massachusetts, USA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Hood CO
Hood
Lowell
Mass
VET FIREMEN CHOOSE LOWELL FOR BIG ANNUAL TOURNEY
At Boston annual meeting the New England Veteran Firemen league voted to hold the yearly tournament in Lowell during Old Home Week last week of July. Lowell submitted the sole bid. A tournament committee was named and new officers elected. Three associations joined the league to reach 74. Two more bids were deferred to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England Veteran Firemen’s League
Lowell
Samuel Abbott, Jr
W. H. Hathaway
Hyde Park
B. Frank Moody
Lynn W. A. Green
South Braintree
Charles O. Bent
South Gardner
George
East Manchester
N. H
Labor Union Meetings Report Changes and Plans
The Teamsters met in Leather Workers' hall and added three new members while proposing five more. A mid month smoke talk and social was planned. The Carpenters met at Spinners' hall discussing a corrected wage demand of 2.25 dollars per hour for eight hours daily starting May 1, with two admissions and three propositions. The Carders' union held routine business at 212 Merrimack Street. The Nappers postponed last night due to overtime and heavy orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters’ Union
Leather Workers’ Hall
Carpenters’ Union
Spinners’ Hall
Middle Street
Carpenters
Carders’ Union
Merrimack Street
Danger of Discharge Shows a Housekeeper’s Change at Lowell Gas
A told tale from Lowell Gas Light Co. recalls a wife’s complaint about baking, noting a man’s trade tools fail without reliable oven heat. The piece argues gas heat provides consistent temperatures, enabling good cooking regardless of drafts or oven quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Gas Light Co
Missionary Conference at First Baptist Church Today
Merrimack Valley Baptist association holds a two session conference this afternoon and evening at First Baptist Church. Principal talks include Mallow on the Student Volunteer Movement and Mrs. Scott on work among her people. Supper at 6, reception for Miss Adairs, organ recital by Mr. French, and Dr. Applegarth of Cambridge to speak. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack Valley Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Mallow
Toronto
Scott
Miss Adairs
Hazeltine House
Mr. French
Pepin
Dr. Applegarth
Cambridge
All Saints Chelmsford Ascension Day Services Tomorrow
All Saints Church Chelmsford plans Ascension Day services tomorrow at 10 a.m. parishioners are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALL Saints
Chelmsford
Saint Anne's Church Ascension Day Services
St. Anne's Church announces special Ascension day services scheduled for Thursday at 10 30 a m. The event invites parishioners to attend the observance and participate in the morning rites.
City Council Deadlocks Over 10000 Repair Request
The Fort Hill Park and police station repair funding dominated a lengthy common council session. A $10000 demand for city farm repairs sparked debate, with several members urging restraint and several measures postponed or tabled amid petitions, street projects, and minor appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City Farm
President Hill
Hiram E. Linscott
James F. Humphrey
Holden Street
Westford
Princeton Street
Oakland Street
School Street
Committee On Appropriations
J. F. Rogers
Committee On
Mary Warren
Hall Street
Beacon Street
Ludlam Street
Agawam Street
Bend Street
Stevens Street
Pleasant Street
Common
Warren
Committee On Accounts
City Hall
Admiral Sampson
Aiken Street
J. Ingalls
Committee On Commons
Commons
Fort Hill Park
Little
Park Garden
Welch
Worcester
Henderson
Mr. Little
Casey
Whooping Cough Prevented By Chamberlain Remedy
A Springville Alabama mother recounts how her three children, including a three month old baby, suffered whooping cough last summer but all remained plump and healthier than others after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She notes her eldest daughter called for cough syrup between fits. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Pinkey Hall
Springville
Ala
Auction Sale of 99 Billings Street Home in Centralville
Due to the death of his wife, A. R. Kingsbury announces a Saturday auction on the 17th of ams 1902 at 4:30 PM for a 9 room 2 1 2 story slated roof house and barn at 99 Billings Street. The property includes sewer and city water, gas in every room, frontage 73 feet, about 10,000 sq ft, near Bridge Street and 19th Street, with fruit trees and shrubs. A $300 deposit is required when the lot is struck off. Other terms to be announced at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings Street
Centralville
Bridge Street
19Th Street
A. R. Kingsbury
Recital by Miss Marguerite Labelle in Colonial Hall
Miss Marguerite Labelle, promising young musician, daughter of piano teacher Madame Labelle, gave a recital in Colonial Hall with local and out of town talent. The audience was small but appreciative and many encores followed. Assistants included Miss Lizzie Shipley, Mrs John McNabb, Mr John McNabb, Dr Proux, and Madame Labelle. The varied program featured piano, harp, clarinet, saxophone, and vocal pieces with several encores and a humorous reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Labelle
Madame Labelle
Colonial Hall
Miss Labelle
John McNabb
Proux
Chaminade
Dubois Miss Labelle
Old Kentucky
Miss Shipley
Cheshire “la
Cascades i
Oberthur
Labelle
Mr. McNabb
High School Musiale for Athletic Association Benefit
Next Thursday evening the High school scholars present a musique under Institutor Blunt to benefit the Athletic association and decorate the hall. The event at 8 oclock features 250 to 300 voices plus choruses and a Banjo Mandolin Guitar club. Miss Adelaide L Hutchins soprano from Boston will sing and Miss Mary Hussey will read. Tickets available at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institutor Blunt
Athletic Association
High School
Adelaide L. Hutchins
Boston
State Supervisors to receive pay this week
The state supervisors, totaling 54 members, will be paid $8 per day for two days of work. The bill providing the funds became law without the mayor's signature after lying on his desk ten days.
Priceless Pearls Dental Powder Ad Explains Clean Teeth Care
A historical advertisement promotes good teeth with brushing and flossing, endorsing Carleton & Hovey antiseptic powder made with Menthol Thymol Eucalytos. It claims alkaline dentifrice neutrality of mouth acids preventing gum recession, selling two ounce and mammoth bottle sizes along with dental floss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack Street
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Elks Lodge
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the Sun
Peptiron
Spindle City
Union Labor
Missionary Conference
ST. Anne’s Church
Harvard
F. & A. F. Miller & Co
Baltimore, Md
N. I. Proser & Sons
United States
Qutinc
B. Kuppenheimer & Co
America
Merrimack Stree
BR. G. McGregor
Miaddiesex St
Loxrwell
Clarinet
Disa Cesside Venienetis
Mazurka
Schuecker Miss Labelle
Laendler
Schumann Dr. Proux
High School Musicale
Harry Richardson
P. Brazer & Co
Hatters and Outfitters
Central Cor. Market St
B. A. McQuaig & Co
B. Dempsey & Co, .P. Teacue & Co
A. W. Brown
Garter & Sherburne
Drusintes Merrimack, Cor. Bridge St
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