Harvest Supper at Pawtucket Congregational Church Tonight
The annual harvest supper of the Pawtucket Congregational church will be held tonight at 7 o'clock with an entertaining program. Tickets cost 25 cents and 50 cents. Supplies listed include crepe papers tissue papers passepartout materials and dress makers drafting paper. A. L. Kittredge & Co. 208 Central Street supplies.
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Pawtucket Congregational Church
A. L. Kittredge & Co
Central Street
Personal News Roundup of Local Residents
Mr. Clifford George returns from a 10 day Washington visit while Henry Mead recovers from a tree fall on Tenth street. Mrs. Perkins visits Lanestreet friend and Thomas F. Morris Jr. visits Dr. M. A. Morris in Savannah. Mrs. Truman S. Bigelow visits relatives in Mercer. An informal reception honors Dr. A. E. Goddard of the YWCA. she plans to depart for India soon. Edith Craig sings at the event.
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Henry Mead
820 Bridge Street
Tenth Street
Perkins
B. F. Perkins
Bristol
N. H
Byron Carrow
Lanestreet
Thomas F. Morris, Jr
M. A. Morris
Savannah
Georgia
Truman S. Bigelow
Gordon
Mercer
D. H. Gordon
East Merrimack Street
A. E. Goddard
Young Women’s Christian Association
Edith Craig
Dr. Goddard
India
Eliot Church Men's League Meets. Officers Named
The Eliot Congregational church men’s league gathered in the upper vestry with Judge John J. Pickman resigning as president. Melvin B. Smith was named president and Royal K. Dexter as vice president, with a vacant secretary treasurer post and other officers listed. A ping pong tournament in the Fliot Congregational church vestry raised funds for a forthcoming fair, with Grace Ward winning the ladies’ title and Paul Nichels the men’s.
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Men's League
Eliot Congregational Church
John J. Pickman
League
Melvin B. Smith
Royal K. Dexter
Asa C. Russell
Charles F. Flemings
Charles S. Proctor
Fliot Congregational Church
John Eliot
Board of Health Warns Undertakers on Mourning Draperies
At yesterday's board meeting chairman Dr Holbrook disclosed concerns that undertakers reuse mourning draperies from deceased patients with contagious diseases. The board appointed a committee to interview undertakers and discussed tuberculosis, but took no new action.
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Board of Health
Holbrook
Daniel Mack Arrested In Bridge Street Theft Case
Daniel Mack was arrested by Officer Ferris yesterday afternoon for stealing brooms from Milo D. Hale's grocery on Bridge Street. The case is set before Judge Hadley this forenoon.
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Daniel Mack
Ferris
Milo D. Hale
Bridge Street
Hadley
Grateful for Food Lived Seven Weeks on Milk
Mrs William Leigh of Prairie du Lac Wisconsin describes a drastic recovery after seven weeks on milk and later Grape-Nuts. She had stomach trouble three years earlier and could not eat meat potatoes or sweets. After trying three doctors she began with a teaspoon of Grape-Nuts daily and by four weeks could walk blocks. She credits the cereal with saving her life and enabling light housework.
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Mre
William Leigh
Prairie Duc Lac
Wis
Seventeenth Anniversary Reception for Rev George C Wright
The Free church marked the sixteenth anniversary of Rev George C Wrights settlement with floral displays and a large turnout. An informal reception followed, with music readings and refreshments as friends offered greetings and appreciation. The congregation presented Wright with a Morris chair and a bouquet of roses, in a joyous event organized by a large committee.
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George C. Wright
Free Church
Wright
Morris
Mr. Billings
Christ Lifted Up at Branch Street Tabernacle Sermon
A large Branch Street Tabernacle audience heard Rev. A R Dilts preach on Christ Lifted Up. Prof Stout led praise with a male chorus. Mr Stout sang The Singer and The Holy City. The sermon emphasized Christ raised on the cross and at God's right hand drawing all to Him. Public invited. men urged to attend tonight.
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Branch Street Tabernacle
Prof. Stout
Stout
P. P. Bliss
A. R. Dilts
Christ
Peter
Stout Will Sing “the Holy City
Old Ladies' Home Holds Annual Meeting in Flourishing State
The Old Ladies' Home corporation held its annual meeting with full attendance. Reports showed strong finances, a $50,000 gift from Frederick Fanning Ayer, and smaller bequests. Officers were reelected. trustees and patrons enlarged. matron Martha E. Mills reappointed.
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Old Ladies’ Home Corporation
Frederick Fanning Ayer
Gee. F. Richardson
James C. Abbott
J. W. B. Shaw
Samuel Young
J. Edward Gibson
Charles C. Hedrick
Geo
F. Richardson
John A. Goodwin
C. W. Wilder
H. A. Lambert
Wm. P. Brazer
Jacob Rogers
George Motley
Charles C. Hutchinson
A. G. Pollard
G. R. Richs Aardson
Martha E. Mills
Commons Committee Seeks 1900 Dollar Aid
The Commons Committee met at city hall and rescinded a loan vote of 1900 dollars. They oppose a loan for current expenses and will urge the appropriations committee through the city council to provide 1900 dollars or an alternative appropriation to cover department finances.
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Committee On Commons
City Hall
Committee On Appropriations
Five Candidates Vie for Floor Director at Lowell Meeting
Members of the Lowell & Suburban Street Railway Ald Asa'n gather in Paige street employee waiting room for the contest behind Huntington hall next Tuesday night. Five candidates will vie for the honor of floor director of the ball to benefit the relief fund.
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Lowell & Suburban Street Railway
Ald Asa'n
Paige Street
Huntington Hall
Relief Fund
Spirit ualist delegate named for national convention
Mr. Fred H. Coggeerhall has been appointed delegate and Mr. Alfred FE. Jordan alternate by the First Spiritualist society to attend the tenth annual convention of the National Spiritualists' association in Boston from October 21 to 24.
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Fred H. Coggeerhall
Alfred FE. Jordan
First Spiritualist Society
National Spiritualists’ Association
Boston
Residence and surrounding land parcels offered for sale
The notice describes sale of a residence on Dover Street with about 8 acres, adjacent land of 18 000 square feet opposite the residence on Andover Street, three Plummer Avenue lots around 6 500 square feet each, one East Merrimack Street lot about 13 063 square feet, and about 34 acres of pasture land on the westerly side of North Street in North Tewksbury near Centre Tewksbury. The pasture land is currently rented and suitable for pasture use.
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Andover Street
Andover ST
Plummer Ave
East Merrimack Street
North Tewksbury
Mass
North Street
Centre Tewksbury
Worcester
Mr. Long
Davis
Plummer Avenue
Tewksbury
North
Andover
Davis mansion on Andover street estate sale notice
In Pleasantton near Andover street the Davis homestead with eight acres and extensive outbuildings is offered for sale. The auction includes separate parcels on Andover and East Merrimack streets plus three Plummer avenue plots, with detailed terms and deposits for each parcel. Sale announced by WM. E. Badger and partners, open for viewing Monday and Tuesday October 20 and 21.
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John Davis
City Licenses Granted At Police Board Meeting
The board of police granted licenses to M. Be. Hilton hawker and pedlar at 40 Kirk street John P Eaton of Chelmsford Mass Job and express Fred Trottier of 8 Cummiskey alley Pool and billiards William Lapierre 878 Middlesex street and Stuart Perkins 3 Mermoth road On petition of Mr A K Whitcomb superintendent of schools David Cornock was made a special police officer without pay for the old Moody evening school Joseph M Ghis 624 Merrimack street withdrew an application for an auctioneers license.
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Board of Police
Common Victualler
M. BE. Hilton
Kirk Street
Hawker
John P. Eaton
Chelmsford
Mass
Job and Express
Fred Trottier
Cummiskey'’s Alley
William Lapierre
Middlesex Street
Stuart Perkins
Mermoth Road
A. K. Whitcomb
David Cornock
Old
Moody Evening School
Joseph M. Ghis
Merrimack Street
Floor paint that lasts two weeks question answered
A Lowell woman asks for a floor paint lasting two weeks. Adams Hardware and Aint Co reply that Devooe's paint offers a beautiful gloss and will wear two years if applied.
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Lowell
Devooe
Adams Hardware and Aint Co
Miss Rose Coghlan in Forget-me-not at the Opera House
Miss Rose Coghlan graced Lowell last night in Forget-me-not playing Stephanie de Mobrivart with deft tragedy and wit. The supporting cast led by Franklyn Ritchie and Adelaide Eaton Colby delivered strong work as the Rome-set drama unfolded, while Annie Russell’s star turn in The Girl and the Judge is poised to arrive tonight with a stellar Frohman company.
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Rose Coghlan
Opera House
Stephanie de Mobrivart
Herman Merivale
Miss Coghlan
Lowell
Horace Welby
Stephanie
Franklyn Ritchie
Mrs. Foley
Adelaide Eaton Colby
Prince Mariotte
David Elmer
Barrato
Fred Hawley
Alice Varney
Nell McEwen
Annie Russell
Clyde Fitch
New York
Miss Russell
Fitch
Charles Frohman
Gilbert
McKee Rankin
Harriett Dellenbaugh
Mme. Cottrelly
Orrin Johnson
John Glendinning
Robert Hickman
City of New York closes at Academy of Music Lowell
The closing performances of The City of New York will be given this afternoon and evening at the Academy of Music. Walter Fessler’s melodrama, featuring 30 players and full scenery, draws large female audiences. Manager Dempsey pledges continued booking of top attractions through the season. Tomorrow night Rentz-Santley from New York brings 36 performers and the farce A Trip to the Coronation and He Hocks in Here to the same venue.
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John Davis
Lowell Public Library
City of New York
Academy of Music
Walter Fessler
Lowell
Academy
Dempsey
City of
New York
Rentz-Santley Company
The Kilties Band Captivates Atlantic City Crowds
The Kilties, Canada’s renowned Highland band, draw large crowds at Youngs Ocean Pier with continuous performances from afternoon to night. Pipers, dancers, and vocalists entertain between masterful instrumentals and Scottish ballads, with encores proving lasting appeal. The group will stay only a few more days in Atlantic City before leaving for many months, and repertoire is updated at each show.
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Young
Ocean Pier
Crack Military Organization of
Canada
Atlantic City
Charmer's Work At Huntington Hall Oct 21 Event
The piece describes performances at Huntington Hall on Tuesday October 21, with afternoon and evening sessions. It notes audiences enjoy the artists and seek to hear them again without fear of monotony. The event promises lively repetition of engaging material.
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Huntington Hall
Ida Melville Stars in Sis Hopkins Laugh Riot in Lowell
Ida Melville delivers a polished portrayal of the awkward country girl in Sis Hopkins to large Lowell audiences. Critics hail her performance as artistic and consistent with witty mood shifts, supported by Sam M. Young as Hiram Hopkins and William Morrow as Anonias Edson.
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Ida Melville
Sis Hopkins
Lowell
Miss Melville
Sam M. Young
Hiram Hopkins
William Morrow
Annonias Edson
Carmencella
Sailor
Barbarette
Harry V. Fitzgerald
Harry Lester
Wang Doodle
Ed Foster
Mike
Ladies' Aid at Lowell General Hospital Opens Season
The Ladies' Aid association of Lowell General Hospital held its first meeting of the season at Mrs N W Norcross home. Twenty four members attended and support was shown for the coming work which includes sewing meetings. A $50 donation arrived from Mr J Food for the Hood Farm auction lunch. The group plans a hospital mending day on Oct 28 and a November meeting at the hospital to tour the Nurses' Home. A high anniversary mass for Revs O'Brien will be held at St Patrick's Thursday at 10.
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Ladies’ Aid Association
The
Lowell General Hospital
N. W. Norcross
J. Food
Hood Farm
No Aid Association
F. K. Stearns
White
High Street
Thompson
Kirk Street
Dunlan
First Congregational
C. H. Stowell
Fairmount Street
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Sun. Mou
Web
Lowell Daily Courier
Clifford George
Goodale
Washington, D. C
Eliot Church Men’s League
Judge Pickman
Rev
Geo. C. Wright
Branch Street
OLD Ladies’ Home
Commons Committee
Tawford Baking Ranges
A. E. Qheir
Merrimack Sq
Agents Hare
F. Keyes
Boston & Maine
Green Street
Pine
Westford
WM. E. Badger
Geo. F. Richardson
Frank P. Putnam
Thos, Walsh
D. A. Sullivan
Rowena Palmer
Pnce
Goddard
Harry A. Brown
Ben Hendricks
Ole Olson
Ole
Lowell Opera House
Rice
Wise
Wilson Barrett
London
Atlantic City Morning Sentinel
Kuppenheimer
Lowell One Price Clothing Co
Casto
Hospital Aid Association
John, Timothy and
Michael O’brien
St. Patrick’s Church
Hood CO
Hood's Sarsaparilia
U.S. A
Lowell Steam
Bri Reles
Presen
Harry
Ssprichardson
Kerr RR RL
Lote
BP. Brazer & Co
Hatters and Outfitters
Central, Tor
Market Street
Prescott Street
Je McManmon
Brookside
A. W. Brown
Garter & Sharburna's, ‘Sezaitten
Merrimack, Cer
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