Local ads and services page highlights
The city section lists a mix of advertisements including W. L. Douglass Shoes at Huntoon's Parlor Millinery 105 Gates Street and Mrs A Van Hise. Highlights include a free flower show at Highland Conservatories today and tonight, chimney repair by Limburg 1128 Bridge Street, building materials from A Wilson Co, optical services by Co opticians now in Bon Marche building, and fashion items from Alexander Central Street and Mme Gregoire. Also mentions P J Dusty & Co as agents for Grand Fireside Range, insurance by Nicholas G Norcross, and Dr Seth Arnold's Balsam claims for bowel complaints with satisfaction warranty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Douglass
Huntoon
Gates Street
A. van Hise
Highland Conservatories
Limburg
Bridge Street
A. Wilson & Co
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Street
Seth Arnold
Personal News From Appleton Street And Beyond
Mrs Thomas Hustwick and two children of Brooklyn N Y are visiting Mrs Bell Isle of Appleton Street Rev John Reardon of Medway is visiting his mother Mrs Reardon of Gorham Street Redfern Brown advance representative of The Kitties band is in town The many friends of Mr Henry Leduc will be pleased to hear that he is recovering from a serious illness of typhoid fever Messrs Hazen G Pillsbury and John H Murphy have returned from a pleasant trip to Albany and New York City Mr and Mrs William Andrews have just returned from a trip to Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton Mr and Mrs George E Burns are spending a short vacation in Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hustwick
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bell-Isle
Appleton Street
John Reardon
Medway
Reardon
Gorham Street
Redfern Brown
Kitties
Henry Leduc
Hazen G. Pillsbury
John H. Murphy
Albany
New York City
William Andrews
Prince Edward Island
Cape Breton
George E. Burns
Washington
Unitarian Sunday School Society Annual Meeting Details
The annual Unitarian Sunday School Society meeting spans October 21 and 22 at First Unitarian church. It features kindergarten sessions, addresses by Boston area teachers on child education themes, and multiple afternoon and evening talks by regional clergy on topics from home to civilization, followed by business sessions and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Unitarian Church
Clara Bancroft Bentley
Disciples School
Boston
Unitarian Sunday School Society
Marc S. Brooks
Brookline
Mass
Clara H. Parker
Woburn
Lillian B. Poor
Bowditch School
Clara Wing Guild
Medford
Ida C. Hultin
Allston
Church
F. J. Gould
Leominster
B. R. Bulkeley
Beverly
State
A. P. Reccord
Newburyport
Edward A. Horton
Augustus M. Lord
Providence
James Eells
First Church of
Parable and Story
W. F Greenman
Watertown
C. F. Dole
Jamaica Plain
Edward Cummings
South Congregational Church
A. S. Garver
Worcester
W. W. Fenn
Harvard Divinity School
Cambridge
Hospital Fund association formed in Lowell and North Billerica
A Royal Arcana fraternal committee from five councils met at Appleton bank rooms to organize the Hospital Fund association of Lowell and North Billerica. Elected officers include A. H. Stanley as president, Dr Hugh Walker as vice president, George E. King as treasurer, Herbert A. Bishop as secretary, and trustees from each council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Appleton Bank
Hospital Fund Association of
Lowell and
North Billerica
A. H. Stanley
Hugh Walker
George E. King
Herbert A. Bishop
Lowell
F. X. A. Hurtubise
No. Billerica
John Hughes
Centralville
Special Colonist Tickets to West Coast and Utah
DAILY through Nov 30 the NICKEL PLATE RAILROAD sells one way Colonists tickets Buffalo to California and Pacific Coast points at 42.50 with lower rates to Utah Montana Idaho. Splendid tri weekly tourist car service. See local agents L P largess, NBEPA, 258 Washington St Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Railroad
Buffalo
California
Pacific Coast
Utah
Montana
Idaho
L. P. Largess
Washington Street
Boston
False Arrest Case Opens In City Court
McBride sues Moffatt and Connors for 5000 dollars alleging false arrest near Northern depot on Roosevelt visit day. Trial began with jury impaneled. no evidence taken before adjournment. Defense says arrest was public safety action. plaintiff released at police station and later to court. Case to resume Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBride
J. J. Hennessy
Wm. A. Hogan
Tour of Evening Schools Shows Enrollment Rise
Supt. Whitcomb visited eight evening schools last night, missing Mann and Green. Total pupils across the visited schools reached 1919 with 53 teachers, while Mann is estimated at 520 pupils and Green at about 300. Whitcomb expects totals over 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitcomb
Mann
Green
Edson
Colburn
Old Moody
Butler
Bartlett
Cheever
Pawtucket
Varnum
Mann School
Mary Freitas Returns After State Tour
Mrs. Mary Freitas labor representative who condemned child labor in mills has returned to the city after a four week statewide tour and is staying with her mother Mrs. Ann McGrath on Davidson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Freitas
Ann McGrath
Davidson Street
Ward Three Republican Club Meeting Notice
Ward Three Republican Club announces a Saturday 8 o clock evening business meeting for all members in the ward room on Branch street. A public meeting follows on Wednesday October 21 at 7 30 sharp inviting all Republican voters with Col Royal S Ripley of North Chelmsford addressing the gathering alongside W H S Hayes and others.
Right Hand Hurt At Cheney Box Shop Incident
John Lynch sustained a right hand injury while working around a circular saw at Cheney's box shop yesterday afternoon. He received treatment at the Emergency hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney
John’ Lynch
Bruce Horne wedding in Bristol Lowell couple wed in 10 30 am ceremony
Miss Carrie Loven a Horne married Kenneth Reuben Bruce of Lowell at the bride’s parents home in Bristol on a Wednesday morning with about 80 relatives present. Guests included Flora M. Stone, Florence E. Joycelyn, Martha Johnson as bridesmaids, and Walter Bruce as best man. The couple will reside in Lowell after a short wedding trip. Lynds Morrison nuptials list also notes Edwin A. Lynds of Lowell to Mae Morrison of Scottstown, PA in Sherbrooke Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
N. H
Lowell
Carrie Lovena Horne
Kenneth Reuben Bruce
G. L. White
C. H. Horne
Flora M. Stone
Laconia
Florence E. Joycelyn
Auburn
Martha Johnson
Walter Bruce
Mary BE. Clay
Sam J. Clay
Bruce
Lynds—Morrison
Sherbrooke
Canada
Edwin A. Lynds
Mass
Mae Morrison
Scottstown, PA
People's Club opens season with reading and classes
The men's and women's branches of the People’s club reopen in Nesmith and Swan buildings. Men and boys may use free reading and amusements weekdays at 7, with papers and games. women and girls enroll in class work, needlework, and a low cost cooking class with free materials. Register evenings 7 to 9. Annual meeting elected officers and directors including A. G. Cumnock, Jacob Rogers, Mrs. D. B. Bartlett, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Club
Nesmith
John Street
Swan
A. G. Cumnock
Jacob Rogers
D. B. Bartlett
Horace B. Co
Liquid Cream Balm Gains Popularity in Local Areas
Liquid Cream Balm rivals Ely's Cream Balm solid as physicians increasingly prescribe the liquid form for spray treatments. The product contains all medicinal properties, sells for 75 cents with a spraying tube, and is available from all druggists or by mail from Ely Brothers of New York.
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Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren St
New York
Balsam remedy ad offers 25 cent bottle in Lowell
The undersigned guarantee Dr Seth Arnolds Balsam as a reliable bowel remedy. A twenty five cent bottle is offered with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded at any druggist in Lowell.
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Seth Arnold
Lowell
Card of Thanks from Holt Family in Chelmsford
Mr and Mrs Almon Holt and family express gratitude for kindness shown during their bereavement with sympathy and flowers from friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon W. Holt
Chelmsford
Funerals Mark Week of Local Departures
Funeral services and masses held for Bernard Curran Hugh A Maguire and Julia A Lake with full church rites. A large gathering from Boston Chelsea East Boston and Providence attended. Burial at St Patrick's Woodlawn and family mourners named. Other notices include Chiklouk LeFebvre Runels Gilbert with dates and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia A. Lake
365Th Street
Chelsea
Mr. Jones
Roslindale
Francis A. Bakeman
First Baptist Church of
First Baptist Church
Lake
Annapolis
N. S
Wesley B. Lake
Boston
Mary Ellen Judgereturned to Fall River by Sergt Freeman
Mary Ellen Judge, age 16, was held by Fall River police and returned here last night by Sergt Freeman. She faces a charge described as being a stubborn child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Judge
Fall River
Sergt. Freeman
Syrians of Lowell Form Benevolent Union and Protective Society
About 300 Syrians in Lowell organize the Syrian Benevolent Union to aid the poor, aid job seekers, and promote welfare. Dial Aboassly serves as vice president. A broader Syrian Protective Association will oversee disputes, bail arrests, and support newcomers. A general meeting will lay its foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Syrian Benevolent Union
Suffolk Street
Ansara
New Union
Dial Aboassly
St. Patrick’s Church
Suffolk
New York
Elias Yard
Cabot Street
Married a Divorcee and the Church Case in Palmyra
Philadelphia October 16 Bishop John Scarborough of the New Jersey diocese refused to approve the call to Christ church Palmyra for Rev George F Kettel formerly assistant rector of Christ church Baltimore because he is married to a woman who had been divorced from her first husband an Episcopal clergyman Scarborough said the law against divorce is the law of God and he would not take a man who married a divorced woman into the diocese under any circumstance He is emphatically opposed to divorce regardless of its pretext.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Protestant Episcopal Church In
Grand Trunk plans steamers to Australia from Tacoma
Grand Trunk officials announce plans to place three modern steamers in the Australian trade sailing from Tacoma to compete with Oceanic and Canadian Pacific. A traffic deal with Hil lines will share handling of the traffic and Pacific Coast Steamship Company ships will connect directly to this port. Montreal says no immediate steamship line to Australia is planned, but connections west of Chicago to Tacoma and then to Australia are arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Grand Trunk Road
Tacoma
Oceanic Steamship Company
Canadian Pacific
Australia
Grand Trunk
Hil Lines
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Montreal
Grand Trunk Railroad
Chicago
Brooklyn Democrats Endorse Tammany Ticket Amid Rift
In New York on October 16 a Brooklyn Democratic club, including leading Brooklynites, narrowly tabled resolutions endorsing the Tammany ticket by a one vote majority. Comptroller H. M. Grout, who joined the ticket after fusion renomination, is a club member and the repudiation sparked excitement. Grout was absent from the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Democratic Club
Brooklyn
The Granite Business of Lewis D Gumb to be Sold at Auction
The Granite Business of Lewis D Gumb in Lowell Massachusetts will be closed out at absolute auction on Friday October 23 1903 at 2 PM on premises off Maple Street near Gorham Street adjoining the B and M Railroad. Assets include a polishing mill two stone sheds two blacksmith shops boiler house office and stores with mining and fabrication equipment such as 6 polishing machines a polishing lathe 15 HP Kendall and Roberts engine 40 HP Scannell and Wholey boilers 15 ton granite stock and monuments tools steel etc. ready after October 20 and sold in lots with cash or bankable paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
High and
Prescott Streets
North Andover
Mass
Davis & Furber Machine Shops
Salem
Haverhill
Boston
Lawrence and
Lawrence & Salem
High
High Street
Sutton Street
Prescott Street
Lawrence
Stevens
Whitney
Kerwin
Currier
Battles
Davis
James C
Stevens and Sutton Mills
Davis & Furberahhine
Charles O. Barker
George H. Marston
Lowell, Mags
Arlington District
Chelmsford Street
Camden Street
Tenney Street
Tenney
Camden Streets
Arlington Mills
Lowell
Essex Street
Essex
Hampshire Streets
Geo. C. Corless
Broadway
Joseph N. Marston
Lewis D. Gumb
Massachusetts
Maple Street
Gorham Street
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
H. P. Kendall & Roberts
H. P. Scannell & Wholey
Pique Seam Cape Street Gloves Feature Spear Head Stitching
Leather gloves described with spear head stitching on backs. Available in Russet Oak Tan and Mahogany shades.
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Cape Street
Driving or Walking Gloves For Street Wear
Cor rect gloves for everyday use. Heavy dog skin offers durability and comfort for both driving and walking. Saddler seven seams ensure quality finish and long wear.
Oriental Bazaar Opens in Lowell With Oriental Art
Geo BH Tradd invites locals to inspect the new Oriental Bazaar at 318 Merrimack street Lowell Mass presenting a collection of rare and valuable Oriental art. Rugs embroideries table covers cushion covers portieres and more from Japan China India Turkey Persia Egypt. Support local industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Tradd
Damascus
Lowell
Merrimack Street
Mass
Japan
China
India
Turkey
Persia
Egypt
Oriental Bazaar
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Sun
Tue
Lowell Daily Courier
Supt. Moffatt
Cleveland
Bruce—Horne
Bernard Curran
Mill Street
St. Peter’s Church
Mullin
Thomas Burns
Peter Curran
Michael Daly
John Morris
Clark
Mr. Higgins
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Rogers
Hugh A. Maguire
Denver
Col
James E. Donnelly
Mary Munroe
Nano Gallagher
Alice Molloy
Randolph
John F. Lee
Jefferson
H. J. Mulligan
Hingham
Eugene Toher
James Hickey
Foxboro
James Keegan
P. J. O'Donnell
Austin O'Doherty
Michael Rowan
W. H. Grant
D. J. Heffernan
W. G. Mullin
St. Peter's Church
Edward J. Cawley
John Nolan
Bartholomew Scannell
William Murphy
Edward Olsen
James Carney
R. I
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Fr. Lee
James McKenna
Fr. McCabe
Knights of Columbus
Mr. Maguire
Chiklouk
Emery Street
Apaulina Chiklouk
Lefebvre
Hampson Street
Navy Yard
Delphine
Louis
Lucina Lefebvre
Runels
Dolly Runels
Rose Jordan Hartford
Merrimack
Grand Trunk Enterprise
Hill
Grout
J. E. Conant & CO
Lowell, Mass
W. P. Blazer & CO
Central Cor
OPERA
New England Optical Co
Merrimack ST
Prichs
Lawler’s
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