Burn Wilsons coal and Hernes coal advertised
May 17 1902 Lowell Daily Courier lists coal options Burn Wilsons coal and Try Hernes coal claim indigestion cures Burdock Blood Bitters strengthen stomach and prevent indigestion Thompson Hardware Co promotes Drexel lawn mower Kennedy Biscuit Works Thin Biscuit packages note Kennedy name for genuineness Driftwood Blaze salts offer driftwood color effect sample available from Thompson Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Herne
Burdock
Thompson Hardware Co
Kennedy Biscuit Works
Kennedy
Pastor Reappointed and Social Upcoming in Moore Street
The Rev. W. H. Yarrow resumes a second-year pastorate at Berean Primitive Methodist Church on Moore Street with a reception planned for Wednesday at 7 30 p m Mr and Mrs Yarrow are the center of attention The engagement of Miss Christine M Ross to Samuel L Davis is announced Boston visitor Della Ferrell representing the sunshatin homes plans a city concert Garfield colony secretary Martha J Aspinall who was gravely ill at Lowell General Hospital is recovering, pleasing her friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Yarrow
Berean Primitive Methodist Church
Moore Street
Della Ferrell
Boston
Martha J. Aspinall
Garfield Colony
Pilgrim Fathers
Lowell General Hospital
Reverend Kenngett to address Golden Cross commanderies
Rev. George F. Kenngett will address Washington and Emulus Thompson commanderies of the United Order of Golden Cross at the First Trinitarian Congregational church on Sunday evening. Members are asked to assemble in the vestry at 6 45 p m with a large turnout desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Kenngett
Washington
Emulus Thompson
United Order of Golden Cross
Threshers Keep Working Thanks to Remedy Sale
In Plymouth Oklahoma H R Phelps reports selling five bottles of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to threshers who could not work further yet resumed work without missing a day. The advert notes the remedy should be kept at home and sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H. R. Phelps
Plymouth
Oklahoma
Gospel Service and Outing Plans At Local YMCA
The usual gospel service will be at the Young Women's Christian Association Sunday at 4 pm with Evangelist Gillman and special music. A twilight song service follows at 7 pm. An afternoon outing to Varnum avenue for violets departs the square at 2 pm, returning about 5 30. The Junior Sunshine club joins, leaving at 3 pm. The K T P club meets at 5 30, then Bible class. At 7 45 Rev J A McKnight will perform humorous readings with vocal solos and piano.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Gillman
Varnum Avenue
Sunshine Club
K. T. P. Club
J. A. McKnight
Deacon Munroe
Dipper
Artemus Ward
London
Hindustani Harmonics for Indian Songs Advocated by Southern Workman
The Southern Workman argues that Indian songs vary in meaning and demand specialized harmonic treatment using chromatics and modern effects to preserve each song’s distinct character. It stresses the need for respectful study by students and trust with the Indian to reveal deeper religious meanings, vital for advancing native music during a pivotal era.
Bold daylight robbery in Tewksbury near Wamesit station
A young thief, about 23 to 25, looted George W. Foster and Sam Pike’s homes in Tewksbury yesterday afternoon. He stole a suit, gold watches, rings, a bracelet, cash between 30 and 40 dollars, and negotiable paper, totaling several hundred dollars, and fled toward Wilmington after multiple disappearances. Police and neighboring towns issued alerts as searches continued past evening.
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Tewksbury
Wamesit
Sam Pike
Pike
Lowell
George W. Foster
Foster
Elgin Movement Watch
Pike Farmhouse
Tewksbury Centre
Wilmington
Chandler's
Boston
Mr. Foster
Blaisdell
Foster House
Pike Farm
Lowell Cemetery Visit Reveals Fresh Graves and Memories
A yearly Lowell cemetery visit in spring impressions the reader with newly made graves of William H. Anderson John Davis Edward Holden and others. The writer recalls fellow townsmen and notes talk with Superintendent Robert and the treasurer about the upkeep and history of the Lowell cemetery.
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Lowell
New England
William H. Anderson
Frederick Ayer
John Davis
Edward D. Holden
Daniel W. Horne
John H. Buttrick
Isaac Cooper
Tappan Wentworth
Lydia Piper
J. Frank Page
Albion C. Taylor
Sarah Spalding
I. M.chase
Georgianna Eaton
H. W. B. Wight
Lowell Cemetery
Robert
Woman’s Work and Gas Heat in Lowell Divorce Market
A Lowell Gazette column notes women seeking independence often choose divorce or gas company rooms to obtain freedom. It claims most women in Lowell own gas ranges and use installments, while husbands see gas as economical kitchen fuel. The piece cites cases where choosing one path blocks the other.
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Lowell Gas Light Company
Lowell
Cooperative Bank Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The Lowell Co operative Bank annual meeting was held in Central block rooms to elect officers and review reports. Old officers largely retained, James E White replaced by Oliver H P Green on the board. Bank profits noted with 5 percent first half and 4.5 percent second half dividends. Officers for year include Artemas B Woodworth president Stephen R Kitchen vice president William D Brown clerk and treasurer with directors Thomas Collins Charles H Burtt Francis H Appleton William D Brown Oliver H P Green and auditors Lucius F Paulini Herbert L Bishop Samuel Greathead.
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W Lowell Co-operative Bank
Central Block
James E. White
Oliver H. P. Green
Artemas B. Woodworth
Stephen R. Kitchen
William D. Brown
William &. Brown
Thomas Collins
Charles H. Burtt
Francis H. Appleton
Lucius F. Paulini
Herbert L. Bishop
Samuel Greathead
Absloute Lowell Real Estate Auctions Promising Homes
Sales for the week ending May 24 1902 list auctions for multiple Lowell properties. Included are 261 Aiken Avenue a two family 10 room house with 5500 square feet near Hildreth and Billings. 52 Butterfield Street a 13 room single home with stables and carriage house on 6800 square feet. and 91 Mansur Street a spacious 11 room square house with extensive outbuildings on nearly 15 000 square feet. Public viewings May 18 19 20 21 with deposits of 250 650 and 850 respectively and terms flexible to suit buyers.
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Lowell
Aiken Avenue
Lae
Hildreth
Billings Streets
Jeremiah Crowley
Bridge Street
Billings Street
Messrs
J. E. Conant & Co
Chamberlain
S. Warren Morse
Highlands
Butterfield Street
Henry Staples
Belvidere
Mansur Street
Maine
Brick construction replaces wood plan for post office block
Real estate activity soars as contracts may exceed records with 39 city lots and five houses in Lowell up for auction on Thursday. Fort Hill Park syndicate parcels on High Pleasant Concord and Perry streets attract buyers while brick instead of wood will rise next to the post office, costing 500 dollars more. Capt Thompson and the deeds office crew stay busy as tenants already secure stores before ground is broken.
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Thompson
Registry of Deeds Office
Conant
Lowell
High
Pleasant
Concord
Perry Streets
Fort Hill Park
C. J. Glidden
Quo
Edwards lands Tibbetts house contract in Belmont corner
Real estate and building notes report W. Edwards awarded the contract for constructing the H. L. Tibbetts house at the Belmont avenue and Mansur street corner. The Atherton tower bell has been removed and shipped out of town after limited use. a steam whistle dictated work times. The case Sirk v Emery is postponed to October term. HE. B. Conant, a principal in the matter, is noted.
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W. @. Edwards
H. L. Tibbetts
Belmont Avenue
Mansur Street
Atherton
Sirk
Emery
HE. B. Conant
Prin
Busy Lowell real estate sale promises quick selling
At 3 PM fourteen lots on both sides of High Street and six on Pleasant Street go on the block with plans of affordable homes. The ad touts proximity to Fort Hill park streetcar lines and a healthy neighborhood, with two thirds mortgage options and high, dry lots. Seven Perry Street houses and eleven Perry Street vacant lots offer profitable rentals and easy access to sewers water and gas. Sales are to proceed rain or shine under trustees E A Smith and F B Shedd, with deposits to hold bids.
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Conant
Fort Hill Avenue
Robert E. Crowley
Sherman Street
Charles 8. Lilley
High Street
Oak
Rogers Streets
Pleasant Street
Rogers Street
Concord Street
Sherman
Perry Street
Lowell
Fort Hill Park
Locks and Canals Co
E. A. Smith
F. B. Shedd
Babbitt Optical Duplicates Glasses for African Missionary
The Babbitt Optical Co at 28 Dutton Street received an order to duplicate glasses for a missionary in Africa who had lost hers. The story notes daily work aiding distant clients and records show examinations for over 20,000 people fitted with lenses.
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Babbitt Optical Co
Dutton Street
Africa
Picture Framing at Makers Corner John and Merrimack
Maker's at the corner of John and Merrimack streets advertises picture framing with a fine line of new moldings and first class work at the lowest prices. George E. Maker invites customers to use the service and notes stylish framing for prints and photos. A closing health advert promotes Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup to combat colds, warning small colds can lead to serious illness.
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John and
Merrimack Streets
George E
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Copal
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John A. Walsh
Dr. Wood
Soker
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