War era is theme at Lowell Congregational Club meeting
The Lowell Congregational Club held its fifth meeting at Hirk street church with 150 attendees. Speakers Rev Frank A Warfield and John C Burke discussed spiritual opportunities and lessons from the war, while Corporal Blakeley recounted Company M’s Cuba campaign experiences.
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Lowell Congregational Club
Hirk Street
Wilfred Kershaw
Norma
J. M. Greene
D. D
W. A. Barnlett
A. L. Bacheller
A. C. Russell
Frank A. Warfield
First Congregational Church
Bartlett
Warfield
Lowell
Enty
Tam
Co. C
Company M
Massachusetts Volunteers
Lowell Boys
Burke
Corporal Blakeley
Mr. Bartlett
Blakeley
Alger
Siboney
San Juan Hill
Red Cross
A. G. Cumnock
U. S
Philippines
J. W. C. Pickering
Pickering
Manila
Peace Commission
Paris
Philippine Islands
Dewey
George F. Kenngett
Features of new millinery at Miss Blennerhassett's
Read about the season opening at Miss Blennerhassett's millinery shop 45 and 46 Central Here. Hats feature rolling brims, snug backs with drooping feathers, and rich velvet facings. Notable styles include a Marie Antoinette repro with black and white, large plumes, and a violet velvet crown on net with white satin.
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Marie Antoinette
Hat styles and millinery by Miss Blenner hasset
O Donnell and Gilbride Co Lowell line describes ornate bonnets and hats featuring a white rosette with satin ribbon, an Mdm Marescot Paris design in old rose velvet with gilt embroidery, green angel wings and aigrette, and violet flower hats for evening wear. Blennerhassett offers exclusive order work with original artistic designs.
Pelham Sing at Billerica Town Hall Oct 12
The Pelham Autumnal Sing at Billerica town hall on Wednesday Oct 12 offers an enjoyable outing with rich music from Messiah and Mozart. Not a money making venture, it features Maude Paradis and Lowell orchestra, with solos by Boston and Nashua artists and Vernon Ladies Quartet. Rehearsals start 10 am, leaflets and full score available, and 25 cent dinner by the Billerica Improvement Association.
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Billerica
Greeley
Bishop
Handel
Samson
Margaret McCarter
Boston
Isabel M. Farley
Nashua
Irene Pindar
Lowell
J. Lang
Tibb
W. E. McPherson
Paradis
Vernon Ladies
M. Steinert & Sons Company
Record of Drunkards and Offenders at Lowell Court
Twenty two drunks appeared at the Lowell police court on a Tuesday, a record for the day. Twelve were fined one dollar each. Frank L Prescott Patrick McDermot and Michael S Farrell each paid six dollars for second offenses. William Mead and John J Cummings were sent to the state farm at Bridgewater for drunkenness. Mary A Cannin received six months in Lowell jail. Two first offenders were discharged after pleas for leniency. John Conroy paid five dollars for drunkenness and sixteen for assault and battery. Michael Cryan was fined fifteen dollars for lantern theft from the Lowell and Suburban Street Railway Company. Patrick Monahan’s non support case was continued on bond. Joseph Christian was found guilty of assault and battery on a woman named Smith and fined ten dollars.
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Frank L. Prescott
Patrick McDermot
Michael S. Farrell
William Mead
John J. Cummings
State Farm
Bridgewater
Mary A. Cannin
Lowell
Patrick Monahan
Joseph Christian
Smith
William Street
Christian
Three Doctors in Consultation Offer Best Advice
When sick you want the medicine chose first by inclination not reason. Dr Inclination, Dr Experience and Dr Reason consult Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a cold. It is pleasant safe effective and scientifically prepared to relieve lungs and restore health. Ellingwood & Co. sell it at Merrimack Central and Middlesex Central corners.
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Inclination
Experience
Dr. Reason
Chamberlain
Reason
Ellingwood &Co
Merrimack
Central
Middlesex
Central Streets
TILDEN STREET Petition on Extending Third Avenue
City committee chaired by Alder man Peirce hearings on J. W. Ellis petition to shift Third avenue lines to protect a driven well conduit. Ellis seeks four extra feet on his land and removal of three houses. conflict over Ayer estate land purchase potential. Other street extensions for Clare Wanna landt and Nesmith discussed. several resolutions favor extensions and sidewalk/curbing measures.
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Committee On
Peirce
J. W. Ellis
Third Avenue
Ellis
Water Board
Robert Thomas
Department
Tle City
J. C. Ayer
F. P. Rivet
Ayer
Beaulieu
Clare
Wiannalandt
Timothy H. Reardon
Baxter
Clare Street
Bartlett School
M. J. Horan
Wannalandt Street
Cornell Street
Princeton
Middlesex Street
Stewart
Percy
Smith & Shedd
John Moynihan
Tilden Street
Merrimack Company
Pead
Meade Street
Nesmith Street
Bosca
Thomas Costello
Costello
Derby
Winter Street
South Street
Fourth
Eighth Avenue
George D. Kimball
Baldwin Street
Kennedy
Cheney
13Th Street Wall
Bicyclist Flung by Streetcar Team on Lakeview Avenue
A bicyclist, name not given, collided with a Lowell and Suburban street railway team on Lakeview avenue around 6:45 PM and was thrown to the ground. He sustained facial and forehead injuries, his wheel catching as he tried to pass in front of the team. the rider was taken to Lilley avenue home for treatment. Doctors report the injuries are not dangerous.
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Lowell
Suburban Street Railway
Lakeview Avenue
Lilley Avenue
Congressman's Lowell Address Highlights Civil Progress
The article recounts Congressman Knox addressing the Lowell convention. He argues for industrial growth, skilled labor support in New England, and U S policy in Cuba and Puerto Rico. He defends intervention timing, pledges to withdraw from Cuba when pacified, and criticizes Republicans versus Democrats on war measures. A district committee is listed. adjournment follows a brief closing by Major Stott.
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South
Lowell
New England
Cuba
Spain
Porto Rico
Philippines
Dewey
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Congress
Frank L. Weaver
John C. Wilson
Byron Truell
Frank Parker
North Reading
Major Stott
Knox
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John Cc. Burke
Orient
Europe
Hawaii
A. D. Mitten
Mitten
Kittie Blennerhassett
O'Donnell & Gilbride Gco
Tea and Coffee
Judge Hadley
Benjamin Franklin
New York
Bright, Sears & Co
New York Market
Congressman Knox
Cotton Ol) Co
U.S
Atchison
Prd
Americar
Brooklyn R.T
Chesa, & O
Cc. &N
Cc. B
St. Paul
Louieville
Manhattan
Missouri P Ed
N.Y
Reading
Pullman
Bode So. Ky
Tee Sane
Ne Union Pac
Bow Union Pac
L. Becesneeneves Railroad
Diexican Cen West
Ky. Sete - Mining
Calumet
Montana
Cochitt
Quincy
Beil Tel
Central Block
Guesday
A. G. Pollard & CO
China
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Sts
Worthley
Gately & Pearson
Masses Solicitors Iuetter
Bildreth Building
Carboys
Clark’s Ledge
Fuller & Clark
Merrimack Street
Courier
Citizen Office
G. G. Goburn & CO
Market Street
Washington Street
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