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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1900

Page

7

Sunday in Germany Rev Dr Bartlett Tour Rhine Cities

Rev Dr Bartlett’s travel lecture on a Sunday night in Kirk Street church invites reflection on life’s journey and Germany’s romance, history and legends. He shares Cologne cathedral scale, Rhine landscapes, Moravian mission towns, Heidelberg’s quiet Sabbath, and Luther’s legacy.

Dr Agnew’s Cure Restores Woman From Heart Disease

Mrs J Goole of Truro Nova Scotia narrates paralysis and speech loss from heart disease. After one dose of Dr Agnew’s Cure for Heart Disease she recovers and can work again. Sold by C K Carter Goodale Co and others.

Miss Buckley Surprise Party Marks 25th Wedding Anniversary

In Middlesex County Miss Lillie Buckley celebrated twenty five years of marriage with a surprise party at her home Saturday night. A gold chain was given to her and her mother received a silver berry spoon and fork. Agnes Fairbrother presided at the piano as Mary Shallop Eva Buckley Nellie Hannon and Jennie Morris led the young ladies in charge. Also Mrs Fannie Broadbent was honored at Fordway Park with a surprise party Saturday evening. Lizzie Dutton presented a gold ring to Miss Broadbent after which supper and games followed. The town meeting to decide the electric light question was set for Monday evening October 15.

Lillie Buckley Agnes Fairbrother Mary Shallop Eva Buckley Nellie Hannon Jennie Morris Fannie Broadbent Fordway Park Lizzie Dutton Broadbent

Ideal Hero Has Changed in Public Taste

Robert Grant argues in October Woman’s Home Companion that fiction swung from daily life realism ten years ago to a resurgence of heroic romance. He notes Howells warned against high adventure yet readers now embrace nobles of arms and lovers, while fictional figures like Richard Carvel and Zenda echo a longing for dramatic, flawless puppets over plain reality.

Robert Grant October Woman's Home Companion Vanity Fair Thackeray Trollope Mrs. Proudie Howells Basil March France Zenda Richard Carvel Janice Meredith David Harum Mr. Dooley

Continuous school day push and town rail plan in Chelmsford

In North Chelmsford, a petition seeks a continuous 8 30 to 1 30 high school day replacing current sessions. A trolley line petition to lay tracks from Westford boundary through Said road to Nashua road is set for public hearing at town hall October 31. Other items include staff changes at the town hall, fire ward appointments, and recent bicycle collisions near Adams library with one rider knocked unconscious briefly.

Ethel B. Kimball Lowell Centre School Nashua Road North Chelmsford Town Hall Stony Brook West Chelmsford Westford

New Baby Arrives At Swayne Street Home And Local Notes

A baby boy is born to Mr. and Mrs. C. Frank Scott of Swain street. Two hounds belonging to F. Bassett attacked Claude Hamilton, a noted Lowell cyclist, injuring him above the knee but no serious harm was feared. John Watson, formerly of Dracut, returns from England and Plymouth in good health. Fruit-tree thefts by boys trouble farmers, while cows are milked into a large pail by three youngsters near a resident’s pasture. Navy Yard special officers lack a regular officer, and authorities promise action. Thomas Sherlock of the Lowell & Suburban street railroad has gone to the White Mountains for a few weeks.

Rhine Hudson Cologne Warner Music Wiedersehn Louis XIV France Madame de Maintenon Germany Rome Christ Charlemagne Roland Heribert Hildegunde Drachenberg Ahr Rhineck John Huss Count Herrnhut Moravia Saxony Bonn Tacitus Niebuhr Ritschi Beethoven Drachenfels Draagon’s Rock Lord Byron Coblenz Rhine Promenade Palace Lowell Kirk Street United Bands Moselle William the First Ringen Goethe Heine Lorelei St. Lawrence Elsa Paris Bach C. Frank Scott Swain Street F. Bassett Claude Hamilton England Mr. Watson Plymouth Navy Yard Thomas Sherlock Lowell & Suburban Street Railroad White Mountains

Sunday school rally and local notices from North Chelmsford

A North Chelmsford Sunday school rally at Second Congregational church ran about two hours with welcome, prayer, songs, a pastor’s address to children, and closing benediction. Local items note hotel repairs by Joseph D. Ryan, Miss Bessie Moore’s European trip, St John’s T A society plans a town hall entertainment, George H. Foren’s move to New York, Edwin Davis’s England trip, a petition against fishing in Leache’s pond, and various community updates including ill health and memories of a Centre Harbor trip.

Second Congregational Arthur H. Sheldon Robert W. Dunbar F. B. Varner Maggie Lewis Addie Hyde George Merrill Ryan Bessie Moore Europe Miss Moore England France Italy Germany St. John’s T. A. Society Town Hall Jyeorge H. Foren New York Edwin Davis Wales Arthur Mallalieu Leache’s Inland Fisheries M. N. Baldwin Fulton, N. Y D. W. Shireffs William J. Bryan Johm Marinell, Jr

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