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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1902

Page

3

Columbus Park's Immaculate Conception Grounds Transform

The grounds around the Church of the Immaculate Conception on East Merrimack Street near Columbus Park have been redesigned. Nearly 1700 plants across 65 varieties have been planted in 15 beds, adding trees, shrubs, and diverse foliage to create a blooming, landscape feature that will mature over two to three years and rival gardens in Boston.

Church of the Immaculate Conception Merrimack Street Columbus Park W. D.oyce Eugene A. Dorgan Salman Sirk New England Immaculate Conception Boston Thomas Kelley Ireland

Garden Grounds Designed by Tarbell in Framingham

A description of a decorative grounds project fronting Merrimack Street with diverse plantings including white and purple roses, alpinum currant, yuca plants, a linden tree, a tulip tree and magnolia. The landscape laid out by H. W. Tarbell with foreman J. H. Despres, who hails from Worcester, and Brother Billard supervising ongoing work, plus Tarbell’s other state jobs and a $10,000 project at Phillips Academy in Andover.

South Framingham H. W. Tarbell J. H. Despres Worcester Mr. Tarbell Merrimack Street Billard France Tarbell Phillip’s Academy Andover

Bachelor Club Camp Hosts Belle Grove Minstrel Night

The Twentieth Century Bachelor club at Belle Grove opened its camp with a 7:30 PM car ride gathering and an 8:30 PM banquet. President James Dacey praised outside talent and vowed to rescue the Burkes from oblivion. The program featured buck and wing dancing, quartette songs, and a minstrel show acclaimed as the best Lowell has seen. The evening concluded with a comic sketch and afterglow at the camp, with organizers including John O Connor and Edward O'Brien coordinating.

Bachelor Club Belle Grove James Dacey Society Lowell Long Robert Lindsay J. James Carey Buck Wing J. Moore Bachelor's Quartette Dewey Grove Page Halligan H. Flynn John O'Connor F. Flynn Edward O’brien Peverrowe P. Tiernan

Photographer Dies After Lying At Wife's Grave

In Cypress Hills cemetery Brooklyn a 2 year old photographer Lewis Abrahams of Providence Rhode Island was found unconscious at the grave of his wife Amelia Abrahams. He died at St Marys hospital with authorities holding he took laudanum though no bottle was found. Mrs Abrahams was buried three days earlier.

New York Lewis Abrahams Providence R. I Amelia Abrahams Cypress Hills Cemetery Brooklyn St. Mary’s Hospital

Five rooms to rent near mills in thorough repair

Listing offers five rooms in good repair near the mills at six fifty per month and seven rooms on Middlesex Street at eight dollars. Best furnished rooms in the city.

Middlesex Street Apniuta

Tornado Fury Wrecks Goliad and Roils Texas Weather

Reports from Houston and Austin describe a destructive tornado sweeping northern Goliad blowing away parts of the town, killing 50 to 100 people and injuring many. Beeville suffered high wind damage while Chicago Great Western railroad faced cloudburst losses near Oelwein. The storm also damaged crops and unroofed homes across Walters Park and surrounding Texas areas.

Houston Texas Goliad Beeville Gulf Coast St. Joseph Chicago Great Western Railway Fairbanks Oelwein Chicago St. Paul Austin Walters Park State Institution For the Blind

United Irish League Meets in Lowell Branch Meeting

The local United Irish League met in Jackson hall with notable enthusiasm. President Gallagher outlined plans to make Lowell a banner city, reported $150 remaining from Opera house bills, and slated remittances after Huntington hall figures. Membership topped 409 with Manchester emulating, Fr. Delaney eyed for next talk, plus speakers McAleer and M A Lee urged outreach. A planned excursion or lecture may follow reaching 600 members. Denis Bresill recited The Irish Famine in 1880. more women attended.

United Irish League Jackson Hall Gallagher League Lowell Opera House Huntington Hall Lowellians Manchester Lyons Fr. Delaney Delaney James McAleer M. A. Lee P. J. Dusty John Drain Denis Bressill

Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall review highlights Major’s romance

The piece praises Charles Major for crafting a vivid historical romance in Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall, comparing its allure to Winston Churchill and noting its swift, engaging narrative. It extols Dorothy as a distinct, compelling heroine and lauds Major’s character realism, period detail, and the book’s compelling storytelling.

Charles Major Winston Churchill Richard Carvel Mr. Churchill Mr. Major Dorothy Vernon Haddon Hall Major George Vernon Lord Rutland Sir John Manners Great Britain William Peveril William the Conqueror Dorothy Elizabeth Haddon John Manners Mary Queen of Scots Queen Elizabeth Leicester Mr. ~Aristy Macmillan Company New York G. C. Prince & Son T. H. Lawler

Pearson's Magazine for June offers varied reading

Pearson's Magazine for June presents personal and popular science articles plus fiction. Julius Chambers writes The Real James Gordon Bennett. other pieces include A Day in a Beehive and In the Heart of the Thunderstorm. The Pearl Maiden by H Rider Haggard is teased for July.

Pearson's England James Gordon Bennett Julius Chambers Bennett New York Herald Alabama Captain Kettle Jerusalem H. Rider Haggard Miriam Marcus Judaea

Pharaoh and the Priest gains high praise from publishers

The Little Brown company hails The Pharaoh and the Priest as a notable Egypt novel translated from Polish. Bret Harte dies in London on May 5 at age 63, after a prolific career with 45 titles since 1869 and a lasting influence on Kipling and Twain.

Egypt Jeremiah Curtin Alexander Glovatski Little,Brown & Co Rome Bret Harte London Mark Twain Kipling Mr. Harte England Albany N. Y

Fosdick fire-etching acquired by art academy

The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts added Louis XIV fire-etching by Fosdick to its permanent collection, praising the artist who has earned international reputation in his field. George W. Cable’s new novel Bylow Hill will be published next Wednesday May 21 with strong advance orders and Yohn’s six color illustrations capturing the period atmosphere.

Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts Mr. Fosdick Fosdick George W. Cable Bylow Hill Mr. Yohn Massachusetts North Mr. Cable

Collinsville Mission hosts games and treats evening

Middlesex County Dracut event at the Collinsville Mission led by Mr. Brown featured many games followed by ice cream and cake. Mrs. Asa Stickney continues to recover at home on the Lawrence road. Carl W. Eklund of Clark street found work in Exeter New Hampshire. Mrs. O Marchant and family, who visited from Fitchburg, returned home Saturday.

Collinsville Mission Brown Asa Stickney Lawrence Road Carl W. Eklund Clark Street Exeter New Hampshire O. Marchant Fitchburg

Tewksbury Church Groups Schedule Meetings

The 20th Century club will meet next Wednesday evening. Thursday afternoon the Ladies Aid society will hold a business meeting in the vestry of the First Congregational church. Next Sunday morning Rev. J Mer bert Yeoman will deliver a memorial sermon and in the evening will give one of a patriotic nature.

20Th Century Club Ladies’ Aid Society First Congregational Church J. Merbert Yeoman

Dan Daly Stars in The New Yorkers at Boston Museum

The George W Lederer organization presents The New Yorkers at the Boston Museum hailed as the season’s standout engagement. Dan Daly leads a near hundred-strong cast of comedians singers and actors in a riot of color wit and harmony with frequent matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Boston Dan Daly George W. Lederer Boston Museum Rounders New York Europe New Yorkers

Death of Col Beals famed eastern decorator at 86

RECENT DEATHS. Col. Wm. Beals a renowned public decorator died in Boston on Saturday from dropsy at age 86. Over fifty years in business his work decorated Harrison’s campaigns and Boston for public functions and presidential visits. He helped decorate Washington for Cleveland’s inauguration and was a member of the Independent Boston Fusiliers veteran association.

Col Wm. Beals United States New England New York Washington Boston Col. Beals Henry Harrison Harrison Tippecanoe and Yyler Cleveland Veteran Association Boston Fusiliers

Wedding and Card Engraving Services Ad

WEDDING AND CARD ENGRAVING We make a specialty of fine engraved work of every description calling cards wedding invitations and announcements at home cards etc engraved in any style desired and printed on newest and best stock ob tainable Our prices are as reasonable as consistent with high grade work Call and see samples Courier- Citizen Co Merrimack street

Courier- Citizen Co Merrimack Street

Sale on Slightly Damaged Bed Spreads at Half Price

A. G. Pollard & Co announces a sale tomorrow offering slightly damaged bed spreads at 50 cents each, half the usual price, with large sizes valued at about 1 dollar. See the window display on Palmer street and sale in the basement.

Marseilles Palmer Street A. G. Pollard & CO

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