Convention Enters Final Day With Busy Proceedings
In Manchester on October 15 the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions completed a full day. Officers were elected, successors named for retiring members, and corporate membership expanded toward 500. President Capen delivered the closing address with multiple speeches and meetings concluding at two churches.
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Manchester
N. H
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Rockwell H. Potter
Hartford
Samuel B. Capen
LL. D
Henry Hopkins
D. D
Judson Smith
James L. Barton
Frank H. Wiggin
Elnathan E. Strong
Henry A. Stimson
Edward N. Packard
Edwin H. Baker
Henry E. Cobb
William B. Plunkett
Prudential Committee
Edward Whitin
Francis E. Clark
Brookline
Mass
Michael Burnham
St. Paul
William H. Catlin
Meriden
New York
S. Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
H. J. Heinz
Pittsary
California
B. Ross Clarke
Los Angeles
Minnesota
David Percy Jones
Minneapolis
Massachusetts
First Congregational Church
President Capen
George A. Gordon
Boston
Ellen M. Stone
Franklin Street
Miss Stone
Fraternal Lodges Report Varied Meetings Across Orders
FRAJERNAL Lowell lodge and Neptune lodge held meetings with preparations for upcoming open events. Wannalandt Encampment advanced plans for an anniversary celebration set for November 5. Lowell council Knights of Columbus hosted a ladies night with dancing led by the Middlesex Orchestra and chaired by T F McCarthy. Elgin lodge 166 NEO P featured Gilbert E Lame D D G W visiting, with four weeks until an open public meeting. Concord lodge AO F H celebrated with notable visitors including Charles A Merriam and Addie S Fowles. the order reports about 300 new members since January 1 and many applications pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Council
Knights of Columbus
Middlesex Orchestra
T. F. McCarthy
R. J. Thomas
T. P. Boulger
H. J. McOsker
W. F. Sullivan
J. F. Miskella
J. B. Casey
T. Whooley
R. J. Welch
M. J. Dowd
J. O'Donnell
Elgin Lodge
Gilbert E. Lame
Suite
Echo Lodge
Echo
Elgin
Neptune Lodges
Concord Lodge
Charles A. Merriam
P. W. Curry
Addie S. Fowles
Boston
R. Doble
Doble
Armstrong
Pacific Lodge
Lawrence
Tewksbury’s Public Affairs and the Wigginville Incident
The Citizen notes ongoing stirring in Tewksbury highlighted by the Wigginville explosion and Judge Hadley’s finding, urging town officials to show clear policy ahead of the next town meeting. It calls for informed debate on electric lights, street railway franchises, and safeguarding town rights before granting private privileges. The citizen committee is praised for its vigilance and hoped to stay active.
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Tewksbury
Wigginville
Hadley
Billerica
Lowell
Citizens’ Committee
Alaska boundary tribunal seems to concede American case
London reports The Morning Advertiser says it regrets from a trusted source that the Alaska boundary tribunal's decision virtually concedes the American position. The remark reflects uncertainty about the tribunal's ruling and its impact on territorial claims.
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London
Dracut Ladies' Aid Plans Rally After Busy Meeting
The Cen tre church Ladies' Aid held a well attended afternoon meeting in Dracut. Committees outlined plans for the year's work with enthusiasm. Supper duties were handled by Mrs. C. C. Udell and Mrs. R. S. Fox. Calvin Richardson and helpers organize a Sunday school rally on the 25th.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Centre Church
C. C. Udell
R. S. Fox
Calvin Richardson
Wilmington church fair to be held with Miss Molly Reed as entertainer
The M E church interior will be completed this week as ladies stage a fair on Tuesday and Tuesday evening with Miss Molly Reed from the Emerson School of Oratory as the entertainer. A supper will be served Wednesday evening with no admission. Donors are thanked for their support while 520 names are listed on turkey red squares. News from town explains a Middlesex North director's late return from the Lowell fair after tea with a Tewksbury friend. Mr. Henry Sheldon suffers from asthma and Mr. Irwin Morse has been visiting.
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M. E
Molly Reed
Emerson School of Oratory
Middlesex North
Lowell Fair
Tewksbury
Henry Sheldon
Irwin Morse
Bethel Man Arthur Bittner Dies During Summer Stay
In Bethel Vermont a Chelsea resident, Arthur Bittner, who had been staying at The Elms on Silver Lake for the summer, died on Saturday.
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Bethel
Vermont
Arthur Bittner
Chelsea
Lifespan Reflections in Billerica Obituary Notes
Obituary notices and town news from Billerica recount the life of Mrs Susan M Fifield wife of Hon George W Fifield and other local happenings. They mention births deaths marriages and travels of townspeople including Adj George M Cole and Rev E S Wiers, with reflections on illness aging and faith. The piece also covers social gatherings at the Faulkner home and a wedding anniversary blessing with Auld Lang Syne and family reunions.
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Susan M. Fifield
George W. Fifield
John F. Baldwin
Billerica
Howe
Adj
George M. Cole
Connecticut
Adj. Cole
Townsend Methodist reunion recalls historic town hall
The Townsend church held a Wednesday reunion with a morning meeting and love feast followed by dinner in the hall. A 1 PM business session featured trustee G L Eastman and beautifying committee reports. Rev Charles Spaulding spoke at 2 PM on And the disciples were called Christians first in Antioch.
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Methodist Church
G. L. Eastman
W. P. Taylor
Ella Clark
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid
T. T. Goodwin
Charles Spaulding
Fitchburg
Antioch
Great Britain
Mr. Ames
Pepperell
Ellingwood firm offers Mi o na guarantee bond with sale
Ellingwood and Co promotes Mi o na as a flesh forming food for stomach issues promising a signed bond that the product costs nothing unless it increases flesh and cures stomach troubles. The guarantee emphasizes health restoration and uses the 50 cent box as the purchase trigger.
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Ellingwood & Co
Trading notice on refund for Miona product
We agree to refund the price paid if the purchaser states that Miona has not increased flesh and provided freedom from stomach troubles, as stated by Ellingwood and Co.
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Ellingwood & CO
Miona flesh forming food backed by guarantee
Ellingwood & Co. offers Miona with a 50 cent guarantee. If after use you do not feel benefited, you may return it for a full refund. The product markets itself as a digestively regulated flesh forming aid that improves tone, appetite, and body symmetry.
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Ellingwood & Co
Miona
Lowell and Pelham Street Railway Schedule Change
Lowell and Pelham Street Railway Co announces seasonal October service starting Monday October 1903 with morning departures from Merrimack Square to Collinsville Pelham Centre Salem Ayers Village and Haverhill at 5 50 am 6 15 am and every 30 minutes to 9 45 pm 10 15 pm to Salem only 10 45 and 11 18 pm to Pelham Centre only. Nashua 6 15 am and hourly to 10 15 pm. Lawrence 6 45 am and hourly to 9 45 pm. Return trips from Haverhill to Ayers Village Salem Pelham Centre and Lowell at 6 00 am and every 3 minutes to 10 00 pm Nashua 6 45 am and hourly Lawrence 6 15 am and hourly. All Lowell departures connect at Point A with Canoble Lake cars during October only. service to Canoble Lake ends after October. FRANKLIN WOODMAN General Manager.
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Lowell
Merrimack Square
Collinsville
Pelham Centre
Salem
Ayers Village
Haverhill
Nashua
Lawrence
Lowel
Canoble Lake
Franklin Woodman
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American Board
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Cape
Coxe
Malta
Armour
Golden Rose Laundry
Winter Grocery Co
Merrimack Street
Lowall
Lowell Lodge
R. A
Neptune Lodge
Wannalandt
O'Donnell & Gilbride Co
Ren’s
Dracut
Wilmington
Smith & Anthony € C
Mars
John Callaghan
Merrimack St
Lowell, Mass
Europe
Tyler
John H. Dale
Florida
Mr. Dale
Unitarian Church
Edgar S. Wiers
Cleveland
Ohio
Minot O. Simons
Robert Staples Collyer
Minot J. Savage
Langdon Simons
Nathaniel P. Jones
Melrose
Jones
Ray Watts
E. S. Wiers
Luther W. Faulkner
Hibbard
Castor
Bente
Lowell & Pelham Street Railway Co
Lowell Mutual
Chas. A. Stott
Cemtral
Telephone
G. W. Bonneville, B.D. S
Lowell Dental Portors
Merrimack
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