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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1902

Page

5

Boston District Local Option Bill Moves Ahead

In Boston Mayoral district option legislation advances with referendum provisions. Senate backs Sunday ice cream soda and confectionery bill at third reading after amendments. House debates grade crossing, street railway locat ions, and Maynard Assabet name change amid amid adjournment.

House Boston Senate Ways and Means Maynard Mann State House D. J. Sheehan Legion of Samuel Roads, Jr Charles A. Dean Messrs. Mansfield W. J. Sullivan Fuller Bridgewater Committee On Mercantile Affairs Cutler Holliston Assabet Assabet Woolen Mills Company Messrs Littlefield Boxboro Ixiley Brown Bedford Brigham Marlboro Robbins Acton McMahon Billerica Howard North Brookfield Draper Newton Everett Cummings Orleans Russell and Gilpatric Larkin Mr. Duff Ways and Means Committee Keith Callender Brockton Kiley Mr. Davis Salem Eliza B. Phinney Reed Taunton Committee On J. A. Allivan Otter Jones Common Vvictuallers Berkeley Street Congregational Society Congregational Church Union of Boston and Vicinity Board of Conciliation and Arbitration Luce Direct Lowell Collateral Loan Association Banks and Banking Committee

Fire damages New Bedford home in early morning blaze

In New Bedford on May 8 a fire heavily damaged the residence of Mrs. H. H. Nooning, believed started by an incendiary in the cellar. Firemen found a window open. occupants escaped in scanty night clothes. The house valued at $6,000, insured.

New Bedford H. H. Nooning

The New Woman and the Lowell Gas Range Deal

An editorial praises the new woman for using brains and a gas range to modernize the home. It contrasts old coal stoves and dirt with a refined kitchen, urging women to embrace gas appliances with long credit from Lowell Gas Light Co and reduced running costs.

Eve Adam Lowell Gas Light Co

Fraternal and Guild Meetings Noted Across Highland Area

A busy evening saw Fraternal groups in Highland and nearby towns admit new members and host social events. Merrimack Valley lodge initiated one, and May 24 will see a Salem trip to establish McLean lodge. Also noted were Washington commandery musical numbers, various lodge sessions, and a necktie party with refreshments.

Merrimack Valley Lodge Salem McLean Lodge F. McLean Assabet Lodge Maynard Mass

Barbara Frietchie at Opera House May Lth

The Opera House will present Barbara Frietchie, famed for its long New York run and successful national tour, Monday evening May Lth. The elaborate production promises a notable stage event in town.

Barbara New York Opera House Lowell Opera House Clyde Barbara Frietchie Frederick Girl Powerfu Frances Gaunt Price

Home Endorsement For Doan’s Kidney Pills In Lowell

Public expression from Lowell residents supports Doan’s Kidney Pills as highly effective. Mrs J Ring of Bartlett Street tests personal relief and notes neighbors also benefited after using the medicine bought at Ellingwood & Co. The ad urges Buy Doan’s at 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Remember the name.

Lowell

Rogers Brothers Show Delights Broadway Talent

The Rogers Brothers company tops the season with a varied triumph in music and stage. Ninety performers fill the cast, split with half being young women chosen from renowned Broadway theatres. The broad, humorous plot rivals French farces and keeps audiences engaged.

Rogers Brothers Company Broadway

Catholic societies branch to be formed Sunday

A federation branch will be formed Sunday in the city. The meeting at 3 o’clock will be held in the Knights of Columbus hall and addressed by Thomas Mullin, secretary of the Federation, along with Rev Fr Murphy of Peabody and Rev Fr Gadoury of Salem. Every Catholic society is invited to send three delegates.

Federation of Catholic Societies Knights of Columbus Hall Thomas Mullin Federation Fr. Murphy Peabody Gadoury Salem

Pleasing Hillside church organ recital and concert

A 60-voice chorus with soloists Mrs. Wy H Pepin Mrs F Lt Roberts Miss M K Orr Oscar Walch Thomas Wardell Edw R Swift Harry Needham Miss Mary Louise Coburn and Winfred Kershaw performed with Rev S D Millin reading. Funds aid church improvements. Local youths Hattie Walters 12 hospital for hip injury and Lillian Breck visiting Boston note. Parker avenue school pupils heard Rev J A McKnight lecture on Civil War battles.

Hillside Church Wy. H. Pepin F. Lt. Roberts M. K. Orr Oscar Walch Thomas Wardell Edw. R. Swift Harry Needham Mary Louise Coburn Winfred Kershaw Mr. Harden Boston Sladen Street C. Frank Scott J. A. McKnight Hillside Congregational Church Parker Avenue Grammar School

For Sale Two Country Homes Near Electrics

For sale two properties three miles out two acres with a seven room house barn fruit and berries ideal for a country home garden and hens also six acre farm near Lowell line good poultry site close to electrics easy terms price two thousand seven hundred buyers contact T H Elliott sixty four Central Street telephone 908-2.

Lowell Line T. H. Elliott Central Street

Cream wafers and confections advertised at affordable prices

A vintage advertisement lists cream wafers in seven flavors at 10 cents per pound and 20 cents value, cocoa bon-bons, cream dates, caramels, and chocolate chips at 20 to 40 cents per pound. Hazen's mint candies and wafers priced 20 cents per pound, Boston price 30 cents, and delicious chocolates at 10 cents a dozen from Carleton and Hovey at 236 Merrimack Street.

Hazen Boston Carleton & Hovey Merrimack Street

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Beacon Hill THE Gibson L Lot Mohair Raglans Chris Holmes O’donnell & Gilbride CO Hamburg O'Donnell & Gilbride CO Highland Council Royal Arcanum No. 970 Highland Hall Burke Temperance Institute Washington Commandery Court Scandia F. of A Odd Fellows Hall Beho Lodge Monamake Camp Golden Cross D. L. Page Co Hirene Lodge of Good Templars Pilgrim Hall Ida A. Tilton Arthur G. Stewart Monumental Lodge Charlestown Ivy Hands Birene Lodge Wirene Lodge John F. Kelley G. F. Tilton Varney Charles Frohman Clyde Fitch Maryland Whittier Stonewall Jackson Frietchie Klaw & Burilanger Gus Max Rogers John McNally Rogers Brothers Washington District of Columbia Pennsylvania Avenue Philadelphia Chicago Oth Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N.Y Doan’s Catholic Federation Dracut C. B. Coburn & Co Market Street Travel Ers P.F. Devine Merrimack St Bessie Renesen Nantucket KY. Taylor E. A. Noaeee & Co Paemeneey Teagae Ac Gomfort Optician GEO G. Rogers Courier-Citizen Biltmore Caleb L. Smith Boston Ranch Grogery Middlesex St Imperial Clubhouse G. G. Read Wm. Nichols & Co John McAskie Spencer & Co McAskie Middle Street W. C. Hinckley, Electrician Lowell Gas Light Company Chelmsford Board of Sectmen Joseph E. Warren
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