City notices and education events for Arlington and Boston area
Burn Wilson’s Coal and Piel Beer draw crowds at Arlington hotel. A.L. Kittredge & Co. promotes cheap evening drawing materials at 208 Central street. An organi zation meeting for a string orchestra led by Mrs. Kenngett is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in First Trinitarian church vestry. Corporals tests held in the high school regiment armory attended by 65 cadets. Rev. Smith Thomas Ford preaches at First Baptist Church with services at 10 29 a m and 6 30 p m, baptism and Sunday school at noon. Free evening drawing schools begin next Tuesday. Swiss and German drawing instruments showcased by W T S Bartlett with sales at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Street
First Trinitarian Congregational Church
Kenngett
C. F. Kittredge
P. R. McNulty
George E. Worthen
First Baptist Church
Corner Church
George Streets
Smith Thomas Ford
W. T. S. Bartlett
Judge Hadley Confined by Illness at Middlesex Village
Judge Hadley is confined to his bed by illness at his Middlesex village home. His attending physician apprehends nothing serious. George J. Hall of Stackpole Street leaves this morning with a party of friends for Montreal and New York.
Dr Ward resigns as president of Rohns College
President George M Ward D D of this city resigns the presidency of Rohns college at Winter Park Florida after about six years. He will serve in the financial agency of the college as duties kept him away from campus. His illness in his wife and desire for full time leadership forced the move. He aided in paying a $30000 debt and helped expand the Christian Endeavor society before J W Bauer. He later connected with Andover Theological Seminary and Rollins College presidency in 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Ward
Rohns College
Winter Park
Fla
Coll
Ward
International Christian Endeavor Society
J. W. Bauer
Andover Theological Seminary
Rollins College
Coffee causes illness says Mrs Wright and husband
A San Francisco resident recounts severe health problems linked to coffee consumption. After one year constipation, migraines, and nausea followed by rheumatism, the couple switched to Postum. Both claim improvement in digestion, headaches, and bilious attacks, insisting coffee is as harmful as alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Wright
San Francisco
Cal
October sitting opens with long Lowell superior court docket
The October sitting of Lowell's superior court will be lengthy if all trials proceed as listed. Numerous cases are slated for trial including Soulis v Gregoire and Soulis v Courtney milliners for alleged false arrest, Mitten v Laing for alleged slander, and Cahill v Teague for a saloon killing, with many others across real estate, negligence, and railroad disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Sirk
Emery
Soulis
Gregoire
Courtney
Mitten
Laing
Dalton
Cahill
F. E. Dunbar
Smith Et al
Town of Stoughton
O. A. Marden
S. L. Powers
E. F. Leonard
Toohey
T. v. Murphy
C H. Conant
D. J. Donahue
Caswell Et al
May
H. G. Sleeper
W. F. Kimball
Jones v
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
J. Joseph Hennessy
Walsh
Burke & Corbett
Badger & Dunbar
Isles v. Bigelow Carpet Company
John H. Morrison
Peter A. Fay
Mayberry
Mitchell v. Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Dunbar
O'Connor
Boston & Northern Street Railway
Richardson, Trull & Wier
Robbins
Ad’r
V. Burnham
F. A. Fisher
J. T. Masterson
Dolan
V. Boott Cotton Mills
F. H. Pearson
F. W. Qua
Coyle
Boutwell Et al
J. F. Owens
Boston
Harvard Brewing Company
James J. Kerwin
Cobb v. Griffin
N. F Hesseltine
C. G. Bancroft
Brown
D'Arcy
N. F. Hesseltine
Holt
Graves
Boston & Northern
Greenwood Et al
Griffin
J. J. Pickman
J. J O'Connor
Ansara
American Woolen Company
T. J. Enright
Ducharme
Tre
Burt v. Tremont & Suffolk Mills
John J
William A. Hogan
Fraternal Lodges Hold Meetings and Discuss Coal Strike
Fraternal Lowell lodge I O O F initiated one new candidate. Ladd and Whitney circle Ladies of the G A R held their regular meeting with supper afterward. Passaconaway tribe reviewed committee reports as visiting brethren from New York attended. The coal strike was discussed late and will be continued at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladd and Whitney
New York
Millinery Display At J E Burbank’s on Merrimack Street
The Bouquet showcases fall and winter millinery at J E Burbank 115 Merrimack Street with elegant mourning goods and Parisian models from New York lines. Attendants offer personalized service aiming at customers and mothers with children while an orchestra enhances the opening. The exhibition continues today and tonight with free invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Burbank
Merrimack Street
Mr. Burbank
New York
Misses Rogers Fall Millinery Opening At Lowell
Lowell millinery firm the Misses Rogers hosts their annual fall opening with new sales staff additions Miss Nellie Gendron Miss Murphy and Miss Jennings Mrs Martin joins from Head Shaw. Shop decor features golden red autumn leaves and hats including a white moire silk hat with roses and a black Spanish hat with lace and cavalier scarf. Opening continues today as crowds fill the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Misses Rogers
Nellie Gendron
Murphy
Jennings
Martin
Head & Shaw
Dennison to Address United Irish League in Boston
Joe Dennison of Boston, candidate for Congress in the ninth district, will address the United Irish league at Jackson hall next Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o clock. Delegates to the Boston convention will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dennison
Boston
Congress
United Irish League
Jackson Hall
A Liberal Offer For Free Sample Tablets
The undersigned offers a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to anyone seeking a remedy for stomach disorders biliousness or constipation. The ad claims the product is new and reliable and notes it is available from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Pain Relief Claim for Farm Accidents Aged Note
A brief farm labor scene highlights frequent accidents with cuts and sprains. The text promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as relieving pain instantly and urges safe use on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Bon Marche Opens With Lavish Autumn Millinery Display
The Bon Marche opens with sun and clear skies as Lowell ladies view a grand display. Velvet and kurs hats dominate winter millinery with feathers, plumes, and exotic names. Cloak and suit departments show tuxedos, Monte Carlo coats, and fur garments. Basement bargains feature blankets and oil heaters amidst extensive departments of wares.
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Carlier
Paris
Suzanne Blum
Piris
Monte Carlo
Bon Marche
Properties Pledged at Absolute Auctions in Lowell 1902
Multiple city lots and homes in Lowell to be sold to the highest bidder at absolute auction on October 7th 8th and 9th 1902. Listings include Albion Street West Fourth Street and multiple corner lots near James Ford streets with six to eleven rooms each, water metres and solid structures. Open for inspection after 10 a m on sale days. Deposit amounts vary by property and mortgage terms available. GUIDE: Nathaniel Houston Margar ot Rigg Thomas F Hogan.
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Albion Street
West Fourth Street
Merrimack Square
Nathaniel Houston
Riggs
Billerica Street
Lee Avenue
Tewksbury
Wamesit
Lowell
Lawrence and
Billerica Streets
Wigginville
Joseph Staverly
Edwin Burgess
Margar OT Rigg
James and
Ford Streets
Thomas F. Hogan
Moody and James Streets
James Street
Ford Street
Public Auction of cottage estate at 89 Butterfield Street
Daniel J. Hart as Administrator advertises the sale of cottage estate number 89 Butterfield Street between Mt. Vernon and School streets in Middlesex County. The four o clock Friday October 10 1902 sale will occur on the premises with a 250 deposit due when the property is struck off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hart
Buterfeld Street
Mt. Vernon
School Streets
County of Middlesex
Butterfield
Daniel J. Hart
Remarkable American Orchestra Concert Attracts Long Distance Audience
Seen through four large windows, the scenes were worth a long trip to view. The American orchestra delivered a delightful concert both afternoon and evening, drawing strong praise from attendees.
Mighty Granite Blast At Westford Quarry
At H. E. Fletcher & Co a blast in Westford freed a granite mass measuring 250 feet by 12 feet by 10 feet, weighing about 2500 to 3000 tons. Five drill holes, six kegs of powder totaling 150 pounds, left the block 35 feet underground, hailed by quarrymen as extraordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Fletcher & Co
Westford
Opening at Temple of Design Hats Attract Attention
Hats displayed at the annual fall and winter opening of M. A. Baird & Co. at 14 Merrimack square drew praise for the unusual skill of the trimmers. The hats were described as tasty and stylish, with the opening continuing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Baird & Co
Merrimack Square
Kirk Street Men’s League Holds Annual Meeting
The Kirk Street church Men’s League convened after prayer, dissolving the old league to form a new body under a revised constitution. A Sunday night family prayer service is added under league direction. Officers elected: President Henry A. Smith, Vice President Frank W. Hall, Secretary M. F. Wood, Treasurer Willard Everett, Executive Committee H. M. Southworth, Nathaniel Atkins, H. W. Foster, Rev. Geo. Martin D. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’ League
Kirk Street
Henry A. Smith
Old League
Men's League
Frank W. Hall
M. F. Wood
Willard ¥. Everett
H. M. Southworth
Nathaniel Atkins
H. W. Foster
Rev. Geo. Martin
D. D
Gow wins Yale entrance Greek and Latin prizes
The Yale bulletin announces Peter Gow of Holyoke Massachusetts won both the Hugh Chamberlin prize for best Greek entrance examination and the Henry Galpin prize for best Latin entrance examination. Honorable mention goes to John Hampden Dougherty junior of Brooklyn New York in the Latin competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Bulletin of
Yale University Today
Hugh Chamberlin
Peter Gow
Holyoke
Mass
Henry Galpin
John Hampden Dougherty, Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
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DR. Ward
Florida
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Emery Estate
Gorman
Pro Ami
Hayes
Williams
Hyde and Mayberry
Baumeister
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Hyde and
Cahill, Adm
Teague
P. A. Fay
Hogans
Buckland
Kerwin
Richardson
Trull
Wier
Barrett
Connelly
Dufrane, Ad’x
American Woolen Co
Rock
William H. Bent
Mireault
Holman
Lowell Lodge, I. O. O. F
Joseph Dennison
Sporting Goods Dept
Brazer & CO
Central, Dormer Market
Garter & Sharburne's
Merrimack
Cor
St. Cyr
Perroquet
Perroquette
Mangin Maurice
J.E. Conant & CO
Lowell, Mass
Temple of Design
Kirk ST. Men’s League
GOW
New England
Pillsbury’s Best Flour
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