St Johns and Hiller visit mark church events in town
Rev. Charles E. St John of the American Unitarian Association will visit First Congregational Church next Sunday at 11 AM, marking his first appearance there. A reception for Rev. C C P Hiller is set for Friday May 8 at 7 45 PM. A town hall hearing on the electric railway route occurs Saturday May 9 for broad town access. Edward Vinal moves to Middleton Village occupying a large hotel. premises sold to a Swedish family from West Chelmsford. A youth who planted potatoes March 14 missed frost and remains hopeful for harvest. A ninth birthday party ends with ice cream cake and fruit hosted by Mrs E R Durant and Mrs A W David.
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Charles E. St. John
American Unitarian Association
First Congregational Church
Mr. St. John
C. C. P. Hiller
Congregational Church
Hiller
Town Hall
Edward Vinal
Middlesex Village
West Chelmsford
Stony Brook Valley
Louise C Howard named Unitarian delegate to Boston
At the Unitarian Ladies Circle and Alliance meeting Mrs Louise C Howard was chosen as a delegate to the National Alliance annual meeting in Boston during anniversary week. The Junior En deavorers of the Congregational church held a social in the vestry with an illustrated Maud Muller poem. Mabel and Alice Poor led. Geo M Wright plans long stay in New Hampshire to supervise timber clearing on a purchased tract. Falls and Burkinshaw renovated their branch drug store enhancing its public image. All Saints parish house on Lowell and Billerica streets will soon receive an amenity update.
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Unitarian Ladies’ Circle and Alliance
Louise C. Howard
National Alliance
Boston
Congregational Church
Maud Muller
Mabel
Alice Poor
Geo. M. Wright
New Hampshire
Falls & Burkinshaw
All Saints’ Parish
Lowell and
Billerica Streets
Rhodes Dandruff Cure Promises Scalp Relief
Rhodes Dandruff Cure claims to positively cure dandruff itching and sore scalp. The ad credits Arthur Rhodes, hair and scalp specialist, offering 50 cents at all druggists with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Rhodes
Arthur Rhodes
Billerica Assessors Call For Polls And Personal Estates
The inhabitants of the town of Billerica are notified to bring in to the assessors on or before the first of June a true list of all polls and personal estates not exempt from taxation. The notice cites Chapter 12 Section 41 Revised Laws. Sears J Cook Clarence Bowman P J Sexton Assessors of Billerica. A small kitchen fire at Elm street tenement, home of Harry Chandler, set off the fire alarm but firefighters arrived quickly and contained the blaze with no major damage. Treasurer Frederick S Clark of the Talbot mills contributed land adjoining the Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society property on Lowell street, aiding a potential new athletic addition. North Billerica council No 1323 R A held a meeting with one membership application. James Shalloo is seriously ill with typhoid fever and was moved to St John’s Hospital, Lowell.
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Board of Assessors
Billerica
Sears J. Cook
Clarence Bowman
P. J. Sexton
Elm Street
Harry Chandler
Frederick S. Clark
Talbot Mills
Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society
Lowell Street
Mathews
North Billerica
Italian Fracas After Subway Strike Protest
About 500 Italian subway workers on strike marched through Second Avenue after a meeting at Brommer's Park, 135th Street and Southern Boulevard. They clashed with Italian excavation workers at 118th Street. police reserves with night sticks halted the disturbance.
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New York
Dynamiter Sentenced for Wrecking Non-Union Miner Home
Pottsville Pa May 7 Edward Wonn of Gilberton a union miner was sentenced to two years and six months in the county jail and fined 100 for dynamiting the home of a non union miner on October 21 A portion of the dwelling was wrecked but no family member was hurt.
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Pottsville
Edward Wonn
Gilberton
Devoe Gloss Carriage Paint sold by Adams Hardware
Paint Your Buggy for 756 to $1 with Devoe gloss carriage paint. It weighs 3 to 8 ounces more per pint than rivals, wears longer and delivers a gloss equal to new work. Sold by The Adams Hardware and Paint Co.
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Devoe
Adams Hardware & Paint Co
Bennett Libel Bill Killed In Busy Beacon Hill Session
Special Legislative Correspondence from Boston reports a lively debate as the Bennett of Saugus measure failed. The Westminster Chambers bill was rejected in the Senate while boundary change proposals for Andover Tewksbury and Concord Carlisle were noted. Senator Fletcher opposed road-bill provisions bypassing railroad supervision amid efforts to amend two western Massachusetts bills.
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Boston
Bennett
Saugus
MacCord
New Bedford
Westminster Chambers
Senate
Andover
Tewksbury
Concord
Carlisle
Fletcher
Western Massachusetts
House Debates Libel Law Reform and Local Finances
In the morning session Mr. Mac Cartney of Rockland urged an order for a voter tally since the constitution with political designations, deemed slightly costly. Debate on libel law reform drew many members from Saugus to Holyoke with varied views. the bill was defeated after hours of discussion.
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MacCartney
Rockland
Secretary of State
Bennett
Saugus
Brockton
Boston
Cape Cod
New York
Newton
Everett
Potter
Worcester
Alward
Cambridge
Dowse
Malden
United Press
Stone
Lexigton
Maloney
Ayer
Doty
Waltham
Buttimer
Hingham
Holyoke
Cole
Andover
Senate committee reports boundary change bills and cited measures
Senate committee on towns reported boundary adjustments between Andover and Tewksbury Medfield and Dover Walpole and Norfolk Concord and Carlisle Foxboro and Walpole and Norfolk Belmont and Watertown Also engrossed bills included sale and weighing of coal products seven jury sessions of the Suffolk civil court and revised butter sale Lawmakers debated Westminster chambers bill with Dyar defending city interests and pushing third reading while Dyar noted the Chelsea Creek bridge bill had been amended and sent to the House for concurrence.
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Senate
Committee On
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Andover
Tewksbury
Medfield
Dover
Walpole
Norfolk
Concord
Carlisle
Foxboro
Belmont
Watertown
Coal Committee
Superior Civil Court
Suffolk
Luce
Bagley
Chelsea Creek
East
Boston
Chelsea
Harbor and
Westminster Chambers
Dyar
Jones
City Hall
Supreme Court
Osgood
Worcester
General Court
Bloodless surgery demonstration draws five hundred doctors
In New Orleans on May 7, five hundred doctors gathered at Charity Hospital to view Dr Adolph Lorenz perform a bloodless surgery demonstration attended by crippled children and parents. The House of Delegates debated ethics code revisions as the American Medical Temperance Association heard President W S Hall discuss immunization against liquor. Dr W L Romain presented a portrait of Confederate surgeon Dr Hunter McGuire to the Hall of Fame, and Dr Isadore Dyer spoke on leprosy. Election of officers followed with Dr G T Swartz named president and Dr John Fulton secretary for the pathology and physiology section.
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New Orleans
Charity Hospital
Adolph Lorenz
House of Delegates
American Medical Temperance Association
W.S. Hall
Chicago
W. L. Romain
Philadelphia
American Medical Association
Hall of Fame
Hunter McGuire
Virginia
Association
Isadore Dyer
Louisiana
G. T. Swartz
Rhode Island
John Fulton
Maryland
Jos. McFarland
Henry A. Christian
Boston
Burdick Will Case Returns To Surrogate Court
In Buffalo on May 7 the Burdick will case resumes as Attorney Miller seeks to appoint executors and trustees for property left to Burdick’s children. Surrogate Marcus will hear arguments on the motion tomorrow.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Burdick
Miller
Edwin L. Burdick
Marcus
Fire at Marlboro Dye Co causes $2500 stock damage
A blaze in the forge room at Marlboro Dye Co on May 7 damaged stock valued around $2500. Fire officials reported the incident but no injuries were mentioned. The origin and cause were not disclosed in available text.
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Marlboro
Marlboro Dye Co. Onight
Local Paints Promise Value and Full Measure
Purest lead oil and spirits offer paint that goes further with warranted full weight and measure. See our prices, claimed to be the lowest available.
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Burpan K & Company
Central Street
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Lookeron
E. R. Durant
A. W. David
Chelmsford
North Chelmsford
Flora Durant
Dandruf
Dynamiter
Beacon Hill
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Taft
Coulthurst
Maiden
Lehan
Hayes
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Braintree
Giddings
Great Barrington
Messrs. Gove
Salem
Aylward
Messrs. Newton
Mr. Lehan
Messrs. Williams
Attleboro
Schofield
Ipswich
Hatch
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board
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Quinn
Medford
Dean
Somerville
Bradley
Messrs. Brigham
McMahon
O'Brien
Lowell
Rounds
Essex
Pratt
Plymouth
Nye
Cape
Sullivan
Huntington
Westfield
Shelburne Falls
Ashfield
Howe
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
O’donnell & Gilbride Co
Thompson
W. B
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C. B
New England
O’donnell
Palme
Gilbride Co
Middle Streets
Norka
Muscle Food
Norka Food Co., Ltd
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H. B. Shattuck
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Prescott Streets
G. G. Read
P. F. Devine
Merrimack Street
Middlesex Street
Clara M, Saunders
Marae
Optigian
George G. Rogers
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