October Daylight and Moonrise Times
A fragment lists October daylight and lunar timings with sunrise at 5.53 and sunset at 5.07, moonrise at 10.57 p m, and length of day 11.14 hours.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1903
Page
10
A fragment lists October daylight and lunar timings with sunrise at 5.53 and sunset at 5.07, moonrise at 10.57 p m, and length of day 11.14 hours.
Chitchat style classifieds list local services from chimney repairs and cement to phonographs and records at King's store. Also ads for violin lessons, opticians moves, weather strips by J B Goodwin, and a First Trinitarian church supper with a Rus sell lecture on the Midnight Sun.
Mr and Mrs Charles M Williams and Miss Williams recently returned from Kingston New York visiting the Very Reverend Dr Burtsell dean of Ulster and Sullivan counties. Mr and Mrs George L Fowler hosted a dinner for son Earle who came of age with fourteen covers. Everett F Gray and Nelson S Gray left Lowell for vacations visiting Albany and New York City inviting by Judge L B Crane. Reports on Thomas McCarthy and a quiet wedding of Paul Phieffer and Laura Dempsey. Edith Pogson birthday party at 77 Crosby Street with guests, games, music and a gold chain bracelet presentation.
A large group of friends gathered at 8 Grove Street last Friday evening to celebrate Laura Chamberlin's 16th birthday. The event featured a piano solo by Miss Steves and songs by Messrs Joseph Rawlinson and Thomas Welsh, with light refreshments and numerous presents for the guest of honor.
The Merrimack Valley association of Universalists will gather in Lawrence on Wednesday October 12. Rev F W Sprague of Boston will deliver the sermon.
Delaware Ohio October 12 Rev F L Johnson says he has received word disproving the report that Rev C Kennedy a young missionary from Delaware was killed by Boxers in China Johnson asserts no confirmation of the fatal incident and asks for verified details from authorities or the mission board.
At a Runels building advisory meeting Rev. J L Irving urged immediate disbandment of the Wesley Pentecostal church to join other Lowell churches. The board split over doctrinal disputes amid heated debate and a vote was planned with at least 25 members over 21 present. Treasurer's funds face return to contributors if disbandment proceeds. Irving plans to depart Lowell after results.
The funeral of Louis Diette, who fell from a fourth story window on Joilette avenue, was held yesterday with a mass at St. Jean's. Burial followed in St. Patrick's cemetery. Mrs. Louis Monty nee Champagne also had funeral services at St. Joseph's church, burial in St. Joseph's cemetery. Other notices: Albert Boissy to Burlington, Timothy Lamoureux aged 51, Danial F. Frain aged 3 years 7 months. a birth in Powers family, Third avenue a son.
J E Conant and Co on Central Street Lowell Massachusetts conducts auctioneering services. Local records show the firm operates from Central Street with ongoing sale schedules and professional auctioneers.
Receiver R Prescott announces sale of the Damon Safe and Iron Works Company Cambridgeport property by auction. The plant, built six years ago, features modern machinery worth over $80 000 and a wide range of tools, safes, and shop equipment across about five hundred lots. Auction set for October 16 1903 at 9 30 in the forenoon with exhibition days beforehand. inquiries via J E Conant & Co Lowell MA.
Washington reports the engagement of Miss Isabell McKenna, daughter of Justice and Mrs. McKenna, to Pitts Duffield of New York. Duffield is a son of General Henry M. Duffield of Detroit and a graduate of Phillips Exeter Academy and Harvard College.
Travel firm promotes winter California tours on palace vestibuled trains with dining cars. Passengers choose schedules and routes with three return options and flexible tickets valid through next July. First Boston departure November 17 reaching Southern California by November 21.
The Great Northern plans spending 1 million dollars to develop Smith's Cove in Washington into a premier Pacific steamship port for trans Pacific lines, with service starting within 18 months. The harbor improvements aim to make Smith's Cove among the finest on the Pacific.
Geo E Tradd invites inspection of a new Eastern Art Work establishment in Lowell described as the only of its kind in town. The collection includes rare Oriental rugs embroideries table covers cushion covers portieres brocade and more sourced from Japan China India Turkey Persia Egypt. Shop promises home industry support and features goods from multiple eastern regions.
Arrival advertises Adler's Gloves from America with real cape heavy astrachan and pique options priced at 1 and 1.50. Also presents English Cent's Gloves at 1.86 with one non heavy cape hind sewn design, touting exceptional value for street or driving use.
Victor Gelinas grocery at 425 Moody Street was raided by Inspector Maher and officers Brown Duncan and Grady yesterday afternoon around 4. A quart bottle of whiskey was found in the safe and another under the sink after a lengthy search. Likely charge of illegal keeping.
Jimmy Gardner of Lowell defeats Kid Griffo by decision in a 12 round catch weight fight at the Central club in Boston. Both fighters finished on their feet with Gardner holding a clear edge that earned the referee’s nod amid enthusiastic applause.
Co Y M L notes a whist party and social this evening for assistants of Harvest Festival tables. Music will be provided by a hurdy gurdy instrument for dancing. The gymnasium class meets with the evening event continuing into activities yet to be described.
Physical Instructor Walter L. Muzzey begins work next week as basketball and handball become the current popular gym sports. Several likely candidates are developing in both games as the society aims for a matched handball game between its representatives and others. Nature’s remedy for looseness of the bowels is referenced with Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry kept handy.
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