Truirvest supper and entertainment at Dracut Centre church
The city notes an Oct 2 supper and entertainment at Dracut Centre church with tickets priced 15 and 25 cents. Also announced is Royal Arcanum initiation for Industry council at Huntington hall on Oct 1 and the Old Ladies' Home patrons board meeting at the home on Oct 2 at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truirvest
Dracut Centre Church
Royal Arcanum
Industry Council
Huntington Hall
Board of Patrons of the
Old Ladies’ Home
Sickness and community notices from local citizens
Police Officer J S Dennett and his wife at 55 Read Street are both recovering slowly from illnesses including neuralgia and sciatic pain after three weeks at home. Franklin Nourse elected warden of St Anne's Church to replace the late Dr F A Warner. Solon W Stevens to speak on John Adams before the State Federation of Daughters of the Revolution in Boston. Public reception at First Trinitarian Congregational Church invites viewing relics from the Middlesex Mechanics' Association in the attic and pastor's study during the Wednesday evening open house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Dennett
Readstreet
Franklin Nourse
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
St. Anne's Church
F. A. Warner
Solon W. Stevens
State Federation of Daughters of the Revolution
Hotel Vendome
Boston
John Adams
George F. Kenngett
Middlesex Mechanics’ Association
Y M C A Gymnasium Reopens After Renovations
The Y M C A gymnasium opens this afternoon after two days of baths and gym improvements. Equipment is in top condition with fresh paint and repaired plumbing. Membership stands at 466 up from 444, with a goal of 500 this winter. Basketball will start later, and Victor H Meister will again lead classes attracting strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Dillon
Victor H. Meister
Carders Union Holds Regular Session and Winter Tournament
The Carders' union met in regular session last evening and began a winter season tournament with strong attendance. The top scorer at season end will receive a prize. The Woolen Weavers met in Loomfixers' hall and conducted routine business. A dance is being planned by the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carders’ Union
Colony Life and Food Power Against Malaria
A soldier in the Philippines credits Grape-Nuts and Postum with curing malarial digestive troubles after months of misery. He notes the food’s strong health effects, pleasant taste, and versatile preparation, claiming 18 months of good health and relief from pain after eating. Name: Postum Co., Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Tam
Postum Go
Battle Creek
Mich
Lowell Aldermen Chart Coal Famine Relief Plan
The Lowell city government held a special session to consider relief for the coal famine. Aldermen discussed sending a delegation to Detroit and forming a committee including the chief of supplies, city solicitor, and overseers of the poor to report plans for fuel relief at cost or other feasible methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Department of Supplies
Board of Overseers of the Poor
William E. Badger
Common Council
Board of Overseers of
Derby
Aldermen’s Chamber
Boston and Northern Railways Offer Coal at Cost During Strike
Supt. Thomas Lees announced to the Courier- Citizen that the Boston and Northern Street Railway will supply its workers with soft coal at cost as long as the ongoing strike continues. The event featured white trimmings and bride roses with a flower girl in white and pink. The bride’s father, Andrew Blackie of Oak Mountain, N. B., gave her away. Guests from out of town included William Dickinson of Milford and families from Cambridge, Woodstock, New Brunswick, and New Brunswick. The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell, will reside in Beverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lees
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
Griffiths
Andrew Blackie
Oak Mountain
N. B
William Dickinson
Milford
Frank French
Oakdale
Howard Winchell
Cambridge
Charles Albee
John Blackie
Woodstock
Adam Dickinson
New Brunswick
Caldwell
Beverly
Arlington Street church wedding for Miss Ames and Mr Hall
Miss Anna Copeland Ames of North Easton and Mr George E Hall of New York wed at Arlington Street Church Boston in a fashionably staged ceremony. Guests from mountains and seashore attended as Mendelssohn’s wedding march sounded and a breakfast followed at the bride’s mother’s Commonwealth Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Street
Boston
Anna Copeland Ames
North Easton
George E. Hall
New York
Frank Ames
Harriet Ames
Walter G. Rogers
Oakes Ames
Charles A. Sherman
George F. Chapman
Winthrop Ames
Frederick B. Royce
Amelia Ames
Evelyn Ames
Hobart Ames
John Ames
Lothrop Ames
Oliver Ames
Mary Ames
William Ames
William Chapman
Chatman
John Batchelder
Brackett
W. Curtis
William Chase
Miss Gilmore
Happending
Houghton
Hussey
Johnson
John Shepard
Moore
J. Newcomb
O'Connor
Sherman
John Stetson
Mary Stetson
Harriet Stetson
Wilmer
Wood
Pearson Weds Margaret Fox in City Ceremony
Mr. Philip Pearson, formerly of this city, was willed in marriage with Miss Margaret Fox on September 27. The couple departed for New York and will be at home in Everett, Massachusetts, after October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Pearson
City
Margaret Fox
New York
Everett
Mass
Beaulieu and Willett Wed at St. Jean Baptiste Church
Mr Charles Beaulieu and Miss Lilian Willett married at the parish residence of St. Jean Baptiste church on Monday. Miss Josie Beaulieu served as bridesmaid and Mr Moran as best man. A reception followed at 202 Lawrence Street, home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Willett, with a wedding supper. The couple left for a wedding tour that evening and received many beautiful presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beaulieu
Lilian Willett
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Josie Beaulieu
Moran
Thomas Willett
Lawrence Street
Marriage of Miss Gertie M Blackie to Howard T Caldwell
Miss Gertie M Blackie and Howard Thomas Caldwell of Beverly wed last evening at 334 Walker Street the home of the bride’s sister Mrs Dixon MacKinnon. Rev H B Foster performed the ceremony with no best man and a single flower girl, Miss Margaret Ruth Blackie, niece of the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie M. Blackie
Howard Thomas Caldwell
Beverly
Duncan MacKinnon
Walker Street
H. B. Foster
Margaret Ruth Blackie
Oliver H. Blackie
Anthony M. Dickinson
Hattie Public
Mary McKeen
Josie Hardy
Clara McLean
Minnie Stewart
Ida Penny
Ida McLaughlin
Pretty Wedding Unites Dallagher and McDonald Couple
A Monday evening ceremony united Mr. Joseph W. Dallagher and Miss Jennie McDonald at St. Michael's church with Rev. John J. Shaw officiating. A Richardson avenue reception followed attended by sisters and relatives. the couple plans a two week honeymoon trip and will reside on Richardson avenue after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Dallagher
Jennie McDonald
John J. Shaw
St. Michael’s Church
Richardson Avenue
Rose McDonald
John J. McClure
Mrs. Dallagher
Lowell
Murphy Rafferty wedding at St Peter's parish residence
John M. Murphy and Annie G. Rafferty were married at 10 this morning at St. Peter's parochial residence with Fr Murphy of Salem officiating and Fr Heffernan assisting. Kittie A. Rafferty served as bridesmaid and Dennis J. Murphy was best man. A reception followed at 36 Cedar Street catered by D. L. Cage Sampang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Murphy
Annie G. Rafferty
St. Peter's
Fr. Murphy
Salem
Fr. Heffernan
Kittie A. Rafferty
Dennis J. Murphy
Cedar Street
D. L. Cage Sampang Catering
Kirk Street Y P S C E Names 2024 Officers
The annual meeting of the Kirk Street Y P S C E elected officers: President Will Nelson, Vice President Winfred C. Mac Brayne, Corresponding Secretary Miss Louie Smith, Recording Secretary Robert Armstrong, Treasurer Kenneth Bruce. Rev Dr Martin announced Bible lectures starting Tuesday nights, likely the week after next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Street
Will Nelson
Winfred C. MacBrayne
Louie Smith
Robert Armstrong
Kenneth Bruce
Martin
Thomas brothers entertain in Odd Fellows Temple show
Masters George A and W H Thomas two bright energetic colored youths ambitious to enter Harvard college gave an entertainment last evening in Odd Fellows Temple before a small audience. Manager John G Whiting of Newton explained the object of the event and thanked patrons for support. As Sambo and Blake the boys delivered recitations humorous sketches and music, well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A
W. H. Thomas
Harvard College
Odd Fellows Temple
John G. Whiting
Newton
Sambo
Blake
Tewksbury Selectmen Draw Juror For Cambridge Superior Court
The Tewksbury board of selectmen last night drew George W. Trull as a juror for the Cambridge sitting of superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewksbury
George W. Trull
Cambridge
Superior Court
Parochial Schools Face Coal Shortage Across City
The city parochial schools lack coal at Immaculate Conception and risk closure with 500 pupils moving to crowded public schools. St Michael and Sacred Heart balance large supplies, while St Jean and St Josh remain well supplied. About 2000 pupils attend these parochial schools, with St Patrick's coal expected to last until April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Immaculate Conception
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Church of St. Michael's
Sacred Heart
Fr. Reynolds
St. Jean
St. Josh’s
St. Patrick's Parish
Auction sale of two Lowell rental properties on Albion and West Fourth
Auctioneers Nathaniel Houston offer the Good Four Family double house at 36 and 38 Albion Street and the Prime Two Family house at 69 West Fourth Street for absolute sale on Tuesday October 7 1902 at 4 pm. Each property rents well with long-term tenants, water meters and sewer connections, open for inspection after 10 am sale day, deposits required with strikeoff and bidding terms described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Street
West Fourth Street
Tave
Merrimack Square
Nathaniel Houston
Millinery Opening at Rose Hartford’s
Tomorrow Friday and Saturday opening at Rose Hartford’s showcasing fall and winter millinery. Mrs Hartford and assistants return from New York with exclusive patterns and rich hats, including selections from top workshops. Many novel designs by the trimmers will be shown. don’t miss the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Jordan Hartford’s
Harvard Brewery Paving Project Modernizes Yard
At Harvard brewery a yard and driveway paving project using granite blocks is underway. Contractor P P Conner handles the work covering about 2500 square yards with edge stones and tar and gravel in interstices near buildings. Work began three weeks ago and should finish soon, stretching from the new office to the lager beer department and across the railroad tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
P. P. Conner
Ale Brewery
Carpenter Shop
Ladies Night at Young Men's Catholic Institute Concert
A Ladies Night event at the Young Men's Catholic Institute featured a concert program including Overture, Columbian orchestra, piano duet by Noonan Brothers, solo and group numbers, and a finale with Wm. Gilmore as accompanist. Refreshments followed before dancing that lasted until midnight. A ping pong match between Walter King and Miss Nodie Harrington highlighted the evening, with Miss Harrington claiming the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Catholic Institute
Ladies
Columbian Orchestra
Noonan Brothers
Valley of Kentucky
John McCaffrey
John Payne
Apt Quartette
Ed. Shea
Wm. Gilmore
Walter King
Nodie Harrington
J. T. Buckley
J. Carroll
J. Sullivan
John Fenlon
F. Lang
Thomas Allen
James Burns
Frank Burns
Pomona Grange Meeting in Centralville Lowell
Middlesex North Pomona meets at Odd Fellows hall Centralville Lowell Friday Oct 3. Grange opens 10 a m in 5th degree, business at 10 30 in 4th degree. All patrons welcome. Reports on agriculture and small fruit. Dinner, afternoon session 1 30, public meeting 2 o clock with speaker from State grange. Discussion on the coming fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex North Pomona
Grange
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Centralville
Lowell
State Grange
Removal of Gas Office to 87 Shattuck Street
During building repairs the gas office has been relocated to 87 Shattuck Street at Market corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shattuck Street
Corner of
Market
Assignee sale of Gates estate in Lowell Mass on Oct 2
Auctioneers Abbott announce a sale of Prescott and Royal Gates and Josiah Gates & Sons real and personal property in Lowell. Ten vacant lots with tax liens and building restrictions plus a tannery complex at 3867 Chelmsford Street with about 16 271 square feet and machinery, to be sold at public auction starting 10 am followed by twelve percent vacant lots behind the tannery. Catalogues available at 307 Market Street Lowell. Cash on tools 25 percent at sale. remaining due on delivery and deed. Assignees Francis W Kittredge and Charles C Lea of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott C. Gates
Royal W. Gates
Josiah Gates & Sons
Lowell
Mass
Josiah Gates
Middlesex North District
Westford Street
Gates Street
Thayer Street
Chelmsford Street
Short Street
Manufacturers Street
Horn
Locke
New Fletcher Street
Market Street
New Fletcher, Powell and Smith Streets
Shaw Stocking Company
Francis W. Kittredge
Court Street
Boston
Charles C. Lea
Essex Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lowell Daily Courier
Labor Notes
Alder
Tevise
Es Lel
Carmichael
Detroit
Mathew Temperance Institute
Mathews
Pawtucket
Howerd Street
Committee
Joseph Midwood
Nicholas B. Dunfey
Arnold J. Midwood
Willis A. Smith
Thomas O’hare, Jr
John Madden
W. Libby
Howard Street
Peter Jr. Clune
Irving Street
Charles Naylor
Wentworth Avenue
John J. Saunders
Tremont Street
Daniel H. Varnum
Court
Manchester
Stiles
Pleasant Street
Central Bridge
General Treasury Fund
Boston & Northern Employes
Supt
Courier- Citizen
Anna C. Ames
Geo. E. Hall
Pearson—Fox
Beaulieu
Willett
Blackie
Cscastoria
J. E. Conant & CO
Lowell, Mass
Rose Jordan Hartford's
Harvard Brewery
Vieuna Lamb
Saxony
Contoocork
Blue Lamb
Lowell One-Price Clothing CO
Merrimack Street
Pomona Grange
George H. Abbott
Washington St
Mrs. HM. Hoods
Grove Street
Westford ST
Harry Richardson
Ypsilanti Union
American Hosiery Co
Stuttgarter
Jaros
BP. Brazer & Cor, Hatters and Outfitters
Central
Corner Market Streets
Prescott Street
Je McManmon
Brookside
Arthur A. Harmon
Broadway
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