Death of Mayor Dimon Leads Lowell Citywide Mourning
The Lowell city government met in joint convention to adopt resolutions on the death of Mayor C. A. R. Dimon. Aldermen and council members reviewed his military and civic service, praised his charity, and ordered a Fourth of July loan while tabling other park and walk improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimon
Fort Hill Park
Badger
Derby
Ganization
Lofell
Grand Army of the Republic
Humane Society
Elysian
C. A. R. Dimon
Lowell
Mayor Dimon
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Mr Grady, Claim Reader Letter
Mrs. James Grady of 298 Lincoln Street reports that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her husband’s back pain and kidney discomfort. She says brick dust sediment and nocturnal restlessness vanished after purchasing the pills at Ellingwood & Co.'s drug store and have not returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Grady
Lincoln Street
Union Labor Meeting Postponed by Bad Weather
The woolen weavers postpones gathering at Loomfixers hall due to weather. Carpenters held a large meeting at 22 Middle Street with seven new members omitted and several applications received. An executive session of the Carders' Textile union met at 212 Merrimack Street for routine business. Bouquete holders for Decoration Day named at Thompson Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Middle Street
Carders’ Textile Union
Merrimack Street
Classified Letters in Post Office Chelmsford May 26
Middlesex County list of names appears as spon classifn letters in the post office for May 26. Included are Bertram Boomhower, F. O. Brown, Mrs. F. A. Brown, Mrs. M. eA. Lord, Eugenie Bastien, Cyprien Carinot, Thos. J. Coyne, Hersey Dimock, Mrs. Ruth Gill, care of Mrs. Ma Honey, Mrs. A. L. Hubbard, Mrs. Robert Hutton, Orville Pero, Mrs. Frank H. Roberts, W. L. Reardon, Miss Annie Riney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spon
Bertram Boomhower
F. O. Brown
F. A. Brown
M. Ea. Lord
Eugenie Bastien
Cyprien Carinot
Thos. J. Coyne
Hersey Dimock
Ruth Gill
Mahoney
A. L. Hubbard
Robert Hutton
Orville Pero
Frank H. Roberts
W. L. Reardon
Annie Riney
North Chelmsford Strawberry Festival At Vestry Event
At the Second Congregational church vestry North Chelmsford a strawberry festival featured entertainment by local residents including songs readings club swinging and duets. Funeral services for Charles W Adams were held from his Main Street home with burial in Riverside cemetery conducted by pastors R Dunbar and C J Billings. Bearers were C H Holt Fred Blodgett W A Josselynn and George Stetson. Undertakers Young & Co. had charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Augustus E. Luncan
Reading
Miss Savage
Laura Sherriffs
Apal Sherriffs
Ethel Wotton
Robert Scribner
Arthur W. Truby
Duncan
Hiram Dawson
C. H. Whittemore
Chas. M. Cornell
Fred Duncan
Geo
Elliott
Chas. F. Scribner
Geo. S. Eliot
Geo. Sweatt
C. Clausen
Charles W. $. Adams
Main Street
R. Dunbar
C.J. Billings
C. H. Holt
Fred Blodgett
W. A. Josselynn
George Stetson
Riverside Cemetery
Undertakers Young & Co
Delightful Birthday Party for Frances Gunther
At the home of Mr and Mrs F Gunther on Hamblet avenue a birthday party honored their daughter Frances. Guests included Daisy Minnie Frances Scott Bertha Ida Flora Sarah Gunther Marion Bolton Mabel Collier Maud Collier Sadie Dingley Ethel Dingley Alta Linscott Alice Gallagher May Gallagher Gladys Shaw Mabel Ham and others. Light refreshments were served. Mrs Asa Stickney is able to be out again after illness. No valuable property struck by lightning in recent storms though a few trees were damaged. The J W Smith house on Swain street is under repair. Many washouts occurred townwide due to storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Gunther
Hamblet Avenue
Frances
Daisy
Minnie
Frances Scott
Bertha
Ida
Flora
Sarah Gunther
Marion Bolton
Mabel
Maud Collier
Sadie
Ethel Dingley
Alta Linscott
Alice
May Gallagher
Gladys Shaw
Mabel Ham
Asa Stickney
J. W. Smith
Swain Street
Lightning Strikes Union School Tower and Farmland Barn
A severe Saturday storm caused a lightning bolt to strike the Union school tower, shattering the top ball, tearing plaster, and starting a fire that neighbors quickly quenched. Another bolt hit Mr. Mitchell’s barn floor, bursting loudly and likely sparing the structures. Additional strikes occurred nearby. Next Sunday at 4 pm in the Unitarian church, Mr. J R Anderson of Boston will speak for the floating hospital. Mrs. M J Priest returned from East Orange NS. Mrs. Lane moved into Mr A P Hager’s tenement.
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Union School
Unitarian
J. R. Anderson
Boston
Floating Hospital
M. J. Priest
East Orange
N.S
Lane
A. P. Hager
Miss Kimball’s Home School Recital and Graduating Exercises
In Worcester last week pupils of Miss BE Kimball's Home School presented an elocution recital. Graduating exercises are planned for next Tuesday and Wednesday. A baccalaureate sermon by Rev Dr Scott followed last Saturday. An excursion to Mt Wachusutt and a visit to Heritage Woods were noted. Also reported: visits by Mr and Mrs A W Sawyer to Worcester Spencer and Oxford. the King’s Daughters meet next Tuesday with Mrs Elizabeth Ramsdell. Mrs J D Warren visiting friends. Mrs Sophia Davis to Bedford. a strawberry festival and entertainment by the Grange next Tuesday. a well attended Unitarian vesper service. Mr Brown spoke on Life of Bees. Frank Hartwell of Clinton was in town Sunday. The King’s Daughters again set plants in cemetery circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Kimball
Worcester
Dr. Scott
Elizabeth Ramsdell
J. D. Warren
Sophia Davis
Bedford
Bedford Hotel
Grange
Mr. Brown
Frank Hartwell
Clinton
Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Show Coming Here
The Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Enormous Shows announce a full return engagement with top stars and exclusive features, reaffirming their strong reputation from New York and Eastern cities. They promise a complete, detailed program and will perform here on Tuesday, June 1.
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Adam Forenaugh
Sells Brothers
New York
Metropolis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Wedding and Card Engraving at Courier-Citizen Co
We offer engraved calling cards wedding invitations announcements at home cards and other engraved work in any style on high quality stock. Prices are reasonable for high grade work. Visit samples at Courier-Citizen Co Merrimack Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier- Citizen Co
Merrimack Street
Don’t Hurry Mothers See Central Street Goods Adverts
Advert asks mothers to view white goods suitable for graduation dresses at Central street store before buying. It invites readers to read page 4 advertisement to gauge extensive assortment and recommends Cook Taylor & Co Central street for shopping.
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Central Street
Cook Taylor & Co.'s
Fraternal and civic lodges hold meetings and initiations
Fraternal, Court Merrimack, F of A, met in Foresters hall and initiated five candidates. Lexington council 48 U A M met in Post 120 hall with many attendees from out of town. Columbia degree staff performed initiatory work. Princess Jodge Daughters of St George held a meeting in Post 185 hall followed by the Pedlars Parade entertainment and ice cream. Lincoln lodge I O O F met in Odd Fellows building with several new members admitted. Oberlin lodge I O O F awarded first degree to two candidates. routine business dominated the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Merrimack, F. of A
Foresters’ Hall
Lexington
Columbia
F. R. Hayden
Abe Blakely
Columbia Council
Princess Jodge
Daughters of
St. George
Magegie Park
Emma Pilkington
Grace Thompson
Elizabeth Mills
Eva Horne
Anna Ireland
Gussie Black
Anna Orrell
Lincoln Lodge
Odd Fellows Building
Oberlin Lodge
Vision lenses and frames by Babbitt Optical Co
The lenses must have polished surfaces with accurate curvatures and frames fitted to the face. The Babbitt Optical Co at 28 Dutton Street, 4th door north of Merrimack, offers precise optical work and fittings.
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Babbitt Optical Co
Dutton Street
4Th Door
Merrimack
Golf at Tyng's Island Team Match Friday 80th
Free entrance for a team match at Tyng's Island this Friday the 80th. Entries by telephone or at the club house steward. Teams divided into two sides with the loser paying for suppers at the club house in the evening. Also notices on biliousness and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion and liver health with druggist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyng’s Island
Chamberlain
Rooms for rent and a Chelmsford cottage for sale
TO RENT Five rooms in good repair near the mills seven rooms in Middlesex street eight dollars. The best furnished rooms in the city. FOR SALE A two acre Chelmsford property with fruit trees new buildings a seven room cottage and stable hen house price 1600. T. H. ELLIOTT 64 Central street Tel 908-2 SUBSCRIBE FOR THE COURIER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Street
Chelmsford
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Remarkable relief from Dean's Kidney Pills cited by Mrs Moore
Mrs A L Moore of 85 Royal Street says back ache relief from Dean's Kidney Pills was rapid and lasting. She purchased the remedy at Ellingwood & Co drug store at the Merrimack and Central streets corner, and has told friends of its value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Moore
Royal Street
Fifth Street Mrs Frank Mansur Finds Kidney Relief
Mrs Frank Mansur of 83 Fifth Street reports her husband suffered long with kidney trouble. After trying many remedies, an ad led him to Ellingwood and Co. drug store at Merrimack and Central streets where Dean's Kidney Pills quickly relieved back pain and normalized overactive kidney secretions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mansur
Fifth St
Mansur
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Dean
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Gen
Charles de Ropes Dimon
America
Fairfield
Conn
R. W. Ropes & Co
Fort Sumpter
30Th Massachusetts Infantry
Second Lousiana Infantry
Point Lookout
Infantry
U. S&. Cartridge Company
Loyal Legion
Blossom ST
Susie Melvin
Variety Store
Blossom Street
Lawler’s
Union Labor
Thompson Hardware Co
Middlesex County
North Chelmsford
Dracut
Littleton
Courier
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Bright
Merrimack and Central
Fifth Street
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