October Day Lengths and Moon Rise Times
Data notes a 5.56 hour sunrise, 11.08 hour day length, 5.04 hour sunset, and moonrise at 12.04 a m for October, indicating a concise astronomical weather snippet.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1903
Page
10
Data notes a 5.56 hour sunrise, 11.08 hour day length, 5.04 hour sunset, and moonrise at 12.04 a m for October, indicating a concise astronomical weather snippet.
The Century Shoe store offers shoes at 2.48 with many other bargains. EZ A Wilson & Co offers lime cement brick for immediate delivery. Babbitt Co opticians now occupy Bon Marche building after leaving 28 Dutton street. Also mention of 7 20 410c cigar as a longtime New England favorite and insurance policy notes by Nicholas G. Norcross.
Mr and Mrs F Paradis of Sherbrooke Que guests of J W Emond of Fletcher street Lowell then continue their wedding tour. Sergt John C Crowley elected to Massachusetts Police association executive committee in Brockton. Alfred R Kennedy formerly of this city now with United Shoe Machinery Beverly factory takes a post in its experimental department. Minnie Teague able to move about again after eight weeks home confinement from knee accident suffered while bowling. Lowell travelers departing Boston on Dominion line Columbus for Europe include Thomas F Riley Mrs George Marinel Harrison Marinel Louisa Marinel Mrs John Marinel and Kate Conlon, with New York travelers on White Star Celtic Michael McGoohan Bernard McNeskin and on Anchor line Columbia Patrick Gilbride family for Glasgow. Rev J H Irvine resigns as Wesley church pastor, signaling dissolution steps.
Pietro Scaio an Italian worker was buried alive when a sewer trench caved in on Edson street in Quincy today. Fellow laborers reached him within five minutes but attempts to resuscitate him failed.
Miss Edyth M. Gray daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Gray of 93 Dover street and Mr Hal R Pierce of Boston formerly of this city wed at the Gray home in a 5:30 ceremony conducted by Rev E Victor Bigelow. The bride wore crepe de chine over taffeta with lace and lilies of the valley. A reception followed with 200 friends attending. The newlyweds plan a two week honeymoon and will reside on Rose street Melrose.
A bride and groom departed after the reception aboard a train bound for Boston. From there they plan a broader tour through Nova Scotia, marking the start of a celebratory journey for the newlyweds.
Mr. William R. Ward and Miss Mary J. Owens were united in marriage last evening by Rev. W. George Mullin of St. Peter's church. The parents of the bride were present at the ceremony.
Mr Peter Rynn and Miss Annie Mc Guire were united in marriage at St Peter's parochial residence yesterday at 5 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W H Grant.
Jeremiah Sullivan and Ada Welch of this city married yesterday afternoon at 3 oclock. Rev. Lawrence Gschwind OMI performed the ceremony. Bridesmaid Caroline White and groomsman Jeremiah Grady attended. A reception followed at the bride's parents on Gorham Street.
Rev A St John Chambre spoke to the Lowell Historical Society about his recent European trip. He described Cork Dublin Londonderry Belfast Edinburgh Peterborough Paris London sights and relics including Holyrood Palace Notre Dame the Louvre Versailles and the Bells of Shandon.
Mr Michael Sullivan and Miss Annie Kelley tied at St Peter's parochial residence yesterday at 4 30 pm Reverend Hugh McDermot officiated Bridemaid Miss Mary E Kelley groomsman Mr Thomas McCann Mrs Sullivan wore white lawn carried bride roses reception at 33 Union street then began a short wedding tour
Miss Mary Williamson and Francis Henry Webb married at St. John s Episcopal church at six. Rev L C Manchester officiated with Miss Alice Knowles as bridesmaid and Alfred Webb as best man. They will reside at 34 Lincoln Street with a November 7 first home reception.
On Wednesday afternoon Miss Margaret A. Johnson and Mr. Auguste P. Sarre were united in marriage at the bride’s home at 587 Merrimack Street. Rev. T. G. A. Cote performed the ceremony. Bridemaid Nellie Murphy and best man Louis Sarre were in attendance. A reception followed with many friends of the couple.
J E Conant and Co auctioneers announce an absolute sale Friday October 16 1903 at 4 PM on Railroad Street Lowell Mass. Lot 1 a six tenement block with 50 by 148 feet and Lot 2 a two family house with 60 by 145 feet both with water sewer gas and good frontage. Tenants and rents detailed. deposits of 500 and 300 due when struck off.
Registration ended at 10 pm with ward counts: W1 49 W2 24 W3 31 W4 38 W5 32 W6 37 W7 39 W8 44 W9 26. Totals by ward. Net gain 29 with losses W1 71 W2 101 W3 87 W6 1 and gains W3 22 W4 18 W7 93 W8 179 W9 27.
Omer Vezina a 12 year old boy nearly died after falling from the roof at 802 Lakeview Avenue while attempting to fly a kite. He suffered a broken ankle and a slight spine injury but landed on soft ground and was taken to Lowell Hospital where doctors reported he rested comfortably and out of danger.
Mrs Julia Lake mother of Fred Lake manager of the Lowell baseball team died at her Chelsea home aged 72 after illness. George E Merrill aged 63 died of consumption at his Hudson New Hampshire home after a long illness. he served as town clerk for two years and was a respected member of the Congregational church. He leaves a wife a father a stepmother and five brothers. He married Marion M Wheeler of Lowell on November 21 years ago.
Notices detail Hugh Maguire arriving from Denver for a funeral at Northern station then St Peters at 10 with no flowers. Inah Joncas funeral held yesterday from Maple Street home, burial at St Patrick's cemetery. Thomas JF Sheehan’s body to be forwarded from Fort Slocum to Lowell. he served in the US Army, 29th infantry, leaving a wife and child. John F Culman funeral from Thorndike Street, burial at St Patrick's cemetery. Winfield Roome funeral from North Billerica home, Rev Scates officiating with a quartet. Burial at Corner cemetery. Marie Albina Dufresne infant daughter of Joseph and Delia Dufresne born in city, aged months and days.
The Ladies Benevolent Society hosted a sociable at the First Trinitarian church last night drawing a large crowd. Supper served 5 30 to 8 and attendees moved to the auditorium for A C Russell’s talk on The Land of the Midnight Sun with nearly a hundred stereopticon views from his Norway Sweden visit.
Emanuel Robit fell about 15 feet while at work yesterday at 5 pm at the Tremont and Suffolk mills. He sustained a back injury and was taken to Lowell Hospital for treatment.
Edward Nelson aged 13 of 1220 Gorham Street was pushed from a fence about six o clock last evening and broke his left collar bone. He was taken to Emergency hospital for treatment.
Two night shifts of police donned heavy overcoats in a change approved at last night roll call. An inspection found the winter wear to be in fine shape per Capt. Ken.
Geor g E. Tradd, a Damascus native, invites Lowell shoppers to 318 Merrimack Street for an Oriental Bazaar featuring rare rugs embroideries table covers cushion covers portieres brozamlk and other goods. The collection highlights Japan China India Turkey Persia Egypt and home industry support.
Alice Boulanger a 16 year old daughter of Eugene Boulanger of Reed's court Lakeview avenue was arrested on Cheever street by Officer Jos L Lamoureaux at her father's request. He aims to obtain a warrant for stubbornness. The girl wandered streets and recently ran away but showed genuine repentance during arrest.
An unreadable ad-like fragment touts a blood purifying tonic promising perfect health and enhanced vigor for the entire system. No verifiable details or sources are provided.
Great bargains are offered at the assignee sale held at the 20th Century Shoe store, featuring discounted footwear and merchandise for shoppers. The event showcases reduced prices and limited quantities across various shoe styles and sizes.
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