Pelham Sing Under Greeley Draws Lowell Delegations
A historic Pelham Centre Congregational church concert led by veteran conductor A D Greeley drew large crowds from Lowell and nearby towns. The event featured Handel Messiah pieces, a Nashua chorus, Boston tenor William Heinrich, Isabel Farley, and an array of soloists with the American orchestra. Clerical and civic figures praised the performance, noting high attendance aided by new electric streetcar lines.
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Pelham
Edgar W. Barrell
Lowell
A. D. Greeley
Pelham Centre
Nashua
Cruikshank
Greeley
E. G. Hood
Edgar A. Barrell
E. J. Borjes
Charles L. Merriam
William Heinrich
Boston
Lord
Gounod
Orga
Pelham Wood
Borjes
Heinrich
Beauty
Tosti
Isabel M. Farley Ui Nustina
Miss Farley
Bethlehem
Solon W. Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Stevens
Handel
Choate
Daniel Webster
Dartmouth College
Nasha Roth
Merrimack Square
Sirk case hearing spans day in Superior Court
Albert J. Ryan testified about his seven years in Lowell real estate, managing the Merrimack House estate until the mortgage case on November 14, 1901. He valued the property at about $77,000 and cited annual gross rentals of $77 with net income near $4,000 from 1896 to 1901. He claimed not to have seen Mrs. Nute at the sale.
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Capt. Partridge
Boody
Sirk
David W. Dewar
Merrimack House
Merimack Street
Simon B. Harris
Lowell
State Board of Pharmacy
Coburn
City Hall
Wier
Albert J. Ryan
Dunbar
Ryan
D. J. Murphy
E. B. Conant
Boston Jerald
Lowell.” Mr. Conant
Conant
City Hall Square
Superior Court
Denman Thompson Stars in Old Homestead at Boston Theatre
Denman Thompson and his Old Homestead return to Boston for a limited engagement starting Monday Oct 20. It marks the seventh annual New England idyl tour with Joshua Whitcomb and rural NY scenes, featuring Thompson in the title role alongside a largely consistent supporting company. Orchestra seats top at one dollar with lower prices for other sections, and matinees are scheduled for Wednesday and Saturday.
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Denman Thompson
Boston Theatre
New England
Mr. Thompson
New Hampshire
Joshua Whitcomb
Cy Prime
Seth Perkins
Aunt Matilda
Ed Ganzy
Rickety Ann
Happy Jack
Swanzey
Grace Church
Broadway
New York City
Henry Hopkins
Old Homestead
Lawrence McCarty
Keith's Theatre Preview Highlights Ross and Fenton at Keith's
Vaudeville stars Ross and Fenton return to the varieties with a new burlesque on Sardou's Cleopatra hailed as their best yet. The bill includes Johnson and Dean the Yamamoto brothers Delmore Sisters Ed. Gray Les Frasettes and Hedrix and Prescott. Will M. Cressy Blanche Dayne continue in A Village Lawyer and Mlle. Rachel Laya headlines the week of Oct 27.
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Ross and
Fenton
Weber and Fields
Keith
Mr. Ross
Miss Fenton
Sardou
Cleopatra
Johnson and Dean
Yamamoto Brothers
Delmore Sisters
Tragic Triple Murder Ties Divorce Case in Michigan
Archie Woodin, 23, arrested in Mount Pleasant after a divorce suit filed Oct 10 led to a fatal spree. He shot Mr Gulick, his wife’s parents, then killed his 18 month old daughter at his mother in law’s home before being stopped before turning the gun on himself. Woodin, a Cuban war veteran, offered only regret for not ending his life.
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Mount Pleasant
Mich
Archie Woodin
Gulick
Woodin
Middlesex County notes and wedding in Westford
A Brown family reunion marks a sixtieth birthday with several brothers and spouses attending. William E Green and Rose Murray wed in Westford with Ella Murray as bridesmaid and Joseph S Thompson as best man. Local club officers Rev Waters re-elected president and Mrs Clarke as secretary plan a Tariff discussion and English fiction study sessions for the winter season.
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H. M. Bartlett
Waters
Clarke
Reverend J A McKnight Attends Christian Endeavor Meet
Rev J A McKnight left yesterday for Boston to attend the Christian Endeavor convention as a delegate of Hill Side Congregational church. W Knox, injured by a hit by a car on the Southern New Hampshire line, remains in St John's Hospital improving. Collinsville Men's Literary Society met Wednesday at the Collinsville mission with reports read and musical performances by Alva Baxter D Walker and William Hines.
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J. A. McKnight
Boston
Christian Endeavor
Hillside Congregational Church
W. Knox
Southern New Hampshire
St John's Hospital
Men's Literary Society of
Collinsville
Alva Baxter
D. Walker
William Hines
Local Notes and Obituaries from Centre Town
Mrs M Billings returns to outside life after a week at home illness. Miss Beatrice Bennett Radcliffe graduate to join Centre grammar school as assistant teacher. Town theatre party attended The Girl and the Judge at Lowell Opera House Wednesday. Porter Livingston West Tewksbury resident dies October 16 at 84 leaving two sons Fred and William H and two daughters Mrs Anna Sperry and Sarah Wiggin. eldest church member.
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Henry M. Billings
Beatrice Bennett
Radcliffe College
Centre Grammar School
Lowell Opera House
Porter Livingston
West Tewksbury
Fred
William H
Anna
Eben A. Sperry
Sarah
George W. Wiggin
Hearing backs overhead bridge at Luther Davis crossing
A large crowd attended last Friday's town hall hearing before the commission to assess an overhead bridge at the Luther Davis crossing. The evidence favored building the bridge, and the speaker Rev Bernard Coring preached his final sermon at the local church.
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Luther Davis Crossing
Bernard Coring
Lorine
Literary Union Holds Business Meeting Last Evening
A business meeting of the Literary Union convened last evening at We venue to discuss upcoming events and member activities. Members reviewed finances, planned readings, and appointed committees to coordinate monthly gatherings and publicity efforts.
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Literary Union
Farewell to Pastor Copping and town notes
The large audience supported the preacher’s prosperous vision as Mr. Copping departs Concoed Junction for a new call. His eight year tenure is one of the church’s longest, and he and his family will be missed. Town activity includes street railway talk, a potential franchise, and fifty new library books. C. G. Dole funds painting of street lamp posts.
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Copping
Concoed Junction
Acton
Board of Selectmen
C. G. Dole
Reverend Fisher to Speak at Dunstable Hall
The Rev KE Fisher of Lowell will preach in Dunstable Town Hall on Sunday October 19 at 2 30 PM. All are cordially invited to attend this religious service.
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Ke, Fisher of
Lowell
Dunstable
Funeral of Homer E. Thayer in South Chelmsford
Funeral held at the village church at 2 pm Wednesday with Rev. C W Williams officiating. Miss Margaret Sloan sang two selections There was a delegation from the Chelmsford Veterans association of which he was a member. A number of floral tributes were placed.
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Homer E. Thayer
C. W. Williams
Margaret Sloan
Chelmsford
Remembrances from Comrades and Pumpkin Exhibit
Comrades from the Veterans association attend remembrances. A fine pumpkin on display at Emerson & Co.'s store, grown by Charles L. Adams, weighs 78 pounds and is a natural growth.
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Veterans? Association
Emerson & Co
Charles L. Adams
Pelham Prize Hunt Ends Season With Forest Chase
In Pelham a prize hunt today pits teams led by Wil Atwood and Wil Marsh against the woods as hunters from Lowell Nashua Hudson Lawrence Haverhill and Salem station chase wild cats woodchucks bears crows and other game. After the count at the general store a supper awaits the winning group with plans for a prize for the best efforts and a note on past misadventures including a wild cat detour and a hunter’s fox chase.
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Pelham Woods
Wil Atwood
Wil
Marsh
Pelham
Lowell
Nashua
Hudson
Lawrence
Haverhill
Salem Station
Thare
Foel
Cateh
A Good Fine Wool Blanket Offer From Pollard Co
A mill delivered 275 pairs of white wool blankets ex tra large with full wool filling weighing 6 12 pounds. Regular value 33.59 per pair, offered at 3.40 per pair. Also selling imperfect blankets at nearly half price. A. G. POLLARD & CO.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
To Rent listings in Tyngsboro Belvidere and Centralville
In Tyngsboro a pleasantly located house with electric cut and 1/4 acre fruit area. Good heating. Tenants pay $10 monthly. Belvidere offers a nice J room tenement in repair for $6 to $7 monthly. Centralville features a 3 room and an 8 room tenement for $7.50. Contact T H Wolsott at 64 Central St tel 908-2.
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Tyngsboro
Belvidere
Centralville
T. H. Wolsott
Central St
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