Lia Bill to Revise Duties of Arbitration Board Interest to Towns
Boston May 24 Special Legislative Correspondence notes anticipated prorogation days vary. It discusses Governor Greenhalge actions on Sunday ice cream law and subway issues, the scope of the state board of arbitration, and a Ross measure to mandate investigations into labor controversies. The piece explains how the 227 chapters from last fall’s special session reshaped the board, stressing conciliation over arbitrariness and outlining proposed changes, including a lease sale bill involving railroad and street railway lines and potential Connecticut-style expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ito
Commonwealth
Metropolitan Affairs Committee
House
Greenhalge
Senate
Ross
New Bedford
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
General Court
State Board of Arbitration
Special Commission
Board of Arbitration
Mr. Hayes
Lowell
Grafton and Upton Railroad Company
Upton Street Railway Company
Milford, Holliston and Framingham Street Railway Company
Railroad Commission
New Hampshire
Boston and Maine Railroad
Hampton Beach
Portsmouth
Concord
Manchester
Mann
May devotion service at St John’s North Chelmsford
Seven people attended a May devotion service at St John’s church in North Chelmsford with a large crowd from Lowell Graniteville and other towns. The event featured a May procession readings from Miss Frances McEnaney and Miss Gertrude M Quigley, a crowning of the Blessed Virgin, and a sermon by Rev Henry A Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Lowell
Graniteville
James O'Sullivan
Edward F. Slattery
John A. McKenna
Henry McCoy
Henry McCoy, Next Came the Two Acolytes
St. John’s Total Abstinence Society
Court Wannalandt
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Holy Name Society
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Michael F. Callahan
Philip Sexton
Main Street
Frances McEnaney
Gertrude M. Quigley
Mary Ready
Stephen T. Ward
Josie E. McCabe
Virgin
Mother
Josie EB. McCabe
Henry A. Barry
Boston
Mt. Carmel
Roxbury
Fr. Barry
Blessed Virgin
Jesus Christ
Mercier
Josephine Kennedy
Charles W. S. Adams
Thomas J. Adams
North Chelmsford
Parson's Clippers win season opener 14 to 2 at Nab Nasset Grove
In Saturday action the Parson's Clippers defeated West Chelmsford 14 to 2 at Nab Nasset Grove. Lineups feature A Lewis catching, MacKay pitching, with Kennedy at first and Scribner second for Parson's Clippers while West Chelmsford fields Flynn catching Mooney pitching Newhall first base and Gould shortstop. Also noted are a novena at St. John's, sermons by Rev. Dunbar, summer musical selections at Second Congregational, and a strawberry festival fundraiser by Church Aid on May 21 in North Chelmsford with refreshments and readings and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson's Clippers
West Chelmsford
Nabnasset Grove
Parson’s Clippers
Lewis
Mackay
Kennedy
Scribner
Flynn
Hall
Second Congregational Church
Augustus E. Duncan
Cavalry
Squad One
Church Aid Society
Second Congregational
North Chelmsford
Lowell
Old Home Week Plans and Memorial Day Observances in Tewksbury
The Old Home Week committee seeks former townsfolk to invite them back for the event. A Wednesday Sunday schools convention is set for the First Congregational church. Memorial Day plans include a band concert at 8:30, a 9:00 procession to Centre cemetery for services at J. W. Goodhue’s grave, then to Vestry Hall for an oration and a collation. Rev. J Herbert and Mrs Yeoman attended the Plymouth state church convention. Mrs. Geo. R. Marshal is seriously ill, and Mrs. Walter Pillsbury of South Tewksbury sails to Scotland for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Town
Old Home Week Committee
Henry M. Billings
First Congregational Church
Town Hall
Centre Cemetery
J. W. Goodhue
Vestry Hall
J. Herbert
Yeoman
Plymouth
Geo. R. Marshal
Pleasant Street
Walter Pillsbury
South Tewksbury
New York
Scotland
Dracut Notes Local Agent and Community Happenings
Guy Huntting becomes local agent for Jean's Laundry of Lowell. William Fox of New York, a visitor staying with his sister Miss M. T. Fox of Sladen Street, returned home Saturday. Willet removed a large stone wall from his West Dracut residence. A large audience attended a Y W C A lecture at Central Congregational Church yesterday by Miss F L, general secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Huntting
Jean’s
Lowell
William Fox
New York
M. T. Fox
Sladen Street
Willet
West Dracut
Central Congregational Church
F. L
Convention Postponed for Journeymen Barbers
The State convention of the journey men barbers was postponed from yesterday to June 29 due to delegates in other cities not being notified in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeymen Barbers
Picture Framing at Makers Corner
Maker’s at the corner of John and Merrimack Streets advertises framing services with a fine line of new mouldings and first class work at the lowest prices. George BE. Maker serves as the proprietor and emphasizes quality and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John and
Merrimack Streets
George BE
Local Freshmen Defeated by Textile School Eleven to Four
Boston University Freshmen visiting Lowell faced a colorful, patched up Textile School squad. The Textile team dominated early, finishing seven innings with an 11 to 4 advantage as Lowell’s players combined strong fielding and timely hitting. The visitors arrived short handed with eight players, wore mismatched rainbow sweaters, borrowed equipment, and endured comic mishaps before the game ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University
Lowell
Boston
Felix
Lowell Boys
Local teams to play for purse in Pawtucketville contest
A purse of 25 dollars is on the line for a game in Pawtucketville. The T. R. & T.'s fell to the Glenmores of Boston 8 to 2 in North Billerica. Albions of Centralville lost 23 to 22 to a J. & Ayer company squad. Sub Mulqueeny gave doughnuts to Blues manager Edward Skey after a win. Captain Thomas G. O'Brien invites Centrals for a possible St. Michael's Altar Boys game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucketville
Albions
Centralville
J. &. Ayer Company
F. Ritchet
Merrimack
Sky Blues
Whelton Farm
Sub Mulqueeny
Edward Skey
Blues
O’brien
St. Michael's Altar Boys
St. Mary’s Altar Boys
Lawrence
St. Michael’s
Centrals
Thomas G. O’brien
Durant Street
Shamrocks and Brooksides end in dispute in Dracut match
In Dracut on Saturday the Shamrocks and Brooksides played to a 3 to 3 tie when an umpire decision angered one side and they left the field. St Michael’s Altar Boys strengthened by moves to Duckworth catching and Handley at first, Monahan in left, O'Brien at center. Middlesex beat Granitevilles 8 to 6 at Graniteville. Next Friday Shamrocks meet Hmmetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrocks
Brooksides
Dracut
St. Michael's Altar Boys
Thomas Duckworth
John Handley
C. Monahan
Tom O’brien
Paint claim promises longest lasting, best spread and look
An advertisement touts an immense stock with a single grade and asserts it offers superior durability, wider coverage, and superior finish compared with competing paints.
Semper Paratus Class Hosts Surprise Party for John Greenwood
The First Primitive Methodist Semper Paratus class surprised John Greenwood at his parents' home on 11 Roper Street Saturday evening. Storm delays kept guests away, but those who attended enjoyed singing led by Miriam Hoyle and Orpah Sutcliffe, then games, ice cream, and cake. Mr. Greenwood received a toilet case from F. Potter before departing for England aboard the Ivernia on Tuesday for a few months’ visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Primitive Methodist Church
John Greenwood
Roper Street
Miriam Hoyle
Orpah Sutcliffe
Greenwood
Thorpe
S. Laycock
F. Potter
Mr. Greenwood
England
Ivernia
Trades and Labor Council Meets to Protest Sunday Work
The Trades and Labor council met with President Convery presiding. They accepted an invitation to a Eliot Congregational church gathering next Wednesday to protest unnecessary Sunday work and plan to petition the city council for a special election to replace the late mayor General C A R Dimon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Council
Convery
Eliot Congregational Church
City Council
C. A. R. Dimon
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Beacon Hill
Lia
Aw.dows & Go., Cor. Central and
Merrimack St
Temple Confection CO
Philadelphia
Cook, Taylor & CO
Tewksbury
B. U
Joseph
Buchan
Ee Jones
Preston P
Serrat
Morrison
Baldwin
Barry Donald
Stone Ss
Peers
Laurie
Foeks Praceamops
Toft
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Prescott Street
Evary Garmant
Evary Onga Manay Sayat
New York Cloak and Suit Co
Jonn Street
Opal
THE
Thompson Hardware Company
Merrimack Street
North Billerica
Glenmores
Troop F Cavalry
Travel
Ers
Devine
Middlesex
Granitevilles
HH. W. Estabrook
Pinehurst
N. C
Respiro
W. C. Hinckley
Wmibdle Street
John McAskie
Spencer & Co
McAskie
Middle Street
Ball Hampton Beach
Hampton River Bridge
Haverhill
Plaistow
Newton Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Exeter
Hampton
Tremont
Prince
Pilsen
Pixley
Luders
Biltmore
iSc
Caleb L. Smith
Middlesex St
G. G. Read
M. Nichols & Co
Lowell Mutual Fire Insurance
SGG Central
J. C. Abbott
Jos. Peabody
W. T
Bartlett
Stoc Cutter
Sherwood
Taylor
Jones Ale
Jarvard Halp
Roach
C. B. Coburn & CO
Market Street
John Occross
Dutton ST
Optician
Geo. G. Rogers
Merrimack Strebi
Plaia
Willow Spring Water Co
P.O. Box
H. M. Sargent
Mgr
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