Middlesex Women's Club German Class Meet
Dr Paul R Kunzer will visit club rooms on Thursday October 22 at 11 am to meet prospective members interested in joining a German class.
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Paul R. Kunzer
Lowell Daily Courier in Lowell, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1903
Page
5
Substituted Schubert Quartet Delights Middlesex Club
The male quartet Schubert of Boston entertained Middlesex Women's club yesterday replacing a Bulgarian concert postponed due to illness. R C Martin Charles W Swain W W Walker and Dr. Robert R Clark performed solos and quartet numbers with E K Baldwin assisting. The program included Comrades My Little Woman Sunset and humorous and plantation pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert
Boston
Middlesex Women's Club
Robert R. Clark
E. K. Baldwin
Quartette
Dr. Clark
State Federation Meet In Waltham By Invitation
By invitation of the Waltham Woman's club the State Federation of Women's clubs will meet at Asbury Temple Waltham on Wednesday November 4 1903 at 1030 am. Noted educators Earl Barnes and Mary Applewhite Bacon will speak on education topics with plans for tickets and luncheon details provided for delegates and clubs. Trains from North Union and Massachusetts Central divisions are listed with return times and electrics run every 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Massachusetts: Georgia
Caroline Stone Atherton
Green Federation
May L. Sheldon
North Common Street
Lynn
Mary H. Pope
South Street
North Union Station
Fitchburg
Massachusetts Central Division
Transit schedule fragment from Park Street route
A fragment notes a scheduled transit time from Park Street with a one hour interval, mentioning routes via Waltham Cambridge and Watertown or Newton. It reads as a brief timetable snippet with no clear date or service name. The readable detail centers on the one hour spacing and the connected locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Cambridge
Watertown
Newton
Park Street
Latest in Millinery Shapes and Trimmings
The feature describes fashionable millinery trends, detailing Amazon shaped hats in black aupe felt with white ottoman binding and simili buckle, a Breton silhouette with plumes, plateaux styles in dark bottle-green and seal brown, beret-like crowns, fluted brims, and velvet embellishments. It notes diverse treatments including ribbed velvet borders and multiple decorative tips.
Patrons named for YMCA opening performance
A long list of Mr and Mrs and Misses and Rev and Mrs names were notified by the Women’s Auxiliary of the YMCA that their names may be used as patrons for the opening performance Tuesday evening October 20. The notice includes numerous households and local dignitaries. Dyspepsia remedy Burdock Blood Bitters follows, promising stomach regulation and tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Charles E. Adams
Louis Alexander
Henry B. Bailey
J. Avison Baker
Grace W. Balch
M. Bancroft
Chas
W. Barker
Walter Barstow
Isabel Benoit
Alice B. Besse
E. Victor Bigelow
Hats Parade Elaborate Veiled Trims Across Silk and Velvet
The Millinery Trade Review details a parade of hats featuring cross barred patterns, large spots, and mistletoe green velvet grounds. Styles include broad brims, low crowns, and tuneful trims with cedar-green amazons, blue and green love birds, ostrich tips, and ivy green velvets, with plates of Directoire crowns and plume accents.
Lowell Textile School opens evening classes with varied courses
The Lowell Textile School opened its evening classes with a large enrolment. Instructors include William W. Crosby Fenwick Ampleby Louis A. Olney and others teaching cotton and woolen spinning warp preparation dyeing design and engineering. Certificates and diplomas are awarded. students come from Lowell Lawrence Andover and Beaton and may take multiple courses appropriate to mill work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Textile School
William W. Crosby
Fenwick Ampleby
Louis A. Olney
A. C
William Nelson
Edgard H. Barker
Otis L. Humphrey
G. Carl Spencer
S. B
George H. Perkins
Arthur A. Stewart
W. W. Braman
Stephen E. Smith
Mr. Mattieson
Mr. Moffat
Edward Nelson
Lawrence
Andover
Beaton
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Featured At Huntington Hall Event
A promotion announces Egypta presenting at Huntington Hall tonight to advertise Dr Thomas Electric Oil and Eclectric Oil for burns cuts and general aches with druggists carrying the products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
Egypta
Huntington Hall
Ward Three Republican Club Meeting Notes
ward three Republican club announces a Wednesday Oct 21 meeting at 7 30 pm in the ward room over the engine house branch street with speakers Mayor L A Derby Postmaster A G Thompson and candidates W H I Hayes Col Royal S Ripley of No Chelmsford public is invited refreshments served another meeting planned for Oct 28 the last before the state election with Hon John J Pickman and others to be announced
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John J. Pickman
Appalachian Club Opens New Quarters in Central Street
The Appalachian club relocated from Bellegrove to the Shattuck block on Central street and held its first meeting after the transfer. Edward Rothwell resigned as financial secretary and Fred Parke was elected his successor. Further changes and additions are planned, with a bowling team and a handball group expected to debut this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Club
Shattuck Block
Central Street
Bellegrove
Edward Rothwell
Fred Parke
Mt Vernon F B Church Evangelistic Evening
Rev J F Babb of Laconia will preach this evening. Rev Robert True and Miss Huntley will sing. The meeting will be of Evangelistic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon F. B
J. F. Babb
Laconia
Robert True
Miss Huntley
New Motions Filed in Anti Boycott Suit
Bridgeport Conn October 19 a new motion was filed in the superior court today in the anti boycott suit of D E Loewe Co of Danbury against United Hatters and the Federation of Labor. The motion seeks removal of the suit for abatement from the jury list and will be argued next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport, Conn
D. E. Loewe & Co
Danbury
United Hatters
Federation of Labor
Cart operator falls from embankment in Providence
Providence Rhode Island October 19 Harry Kilton aged 40 collided his cart with an embankment while dumping waste and fell fatally injuring himself He resided in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence, R. I
Harry Kilton
Providence
The Woman with Hair on her Face
The advertisement presents a polemical claim by Rhodes Hair Store offering free information on removing facial hair. It asserts extensive personal trials and promises knowledge of what kills hair and the skin’s reaction, urging readers to contact at 73 Merrimack Street for full details and a book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes’ Hair Store
Merrimack Street
Peabody Estate Heirs Battle Over $400000 Will
In Boston probate court Judge Grant heard arguments from heirs challenging Henry O. Peabody 400000 bequest to found a girls school at Norwood. The heirs seek to set aside the provision as trial proceeds and the judge takes the case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henry O. Peabody
Royal Blue Line October Tour to Washington
Royal Blue Line announces an October four week tour from Boston to Washington with daily programs arranged by the conductor. Cost is 27 dollars covering all expenses except supper on the Fall River Line. Details and itinerary available from Jos P Taggart at 360 Washington Street Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Blue Line
Washington
Boston
Fall River
National Capitol
Jos. P. Taggart
Washington Street
Mass
Farm bargain offers 70 acres with buildings and mills
Fine property combines 70 acres land with running water a house and barn and wind mill. Joins two ponds ideal for a summer home priced at 2800 with buildings hard to beat for the money. Also an old established boarding house of 36 rooms with 8% regular boarders and profits. Located at 64 Central Street call Te 908-2.
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Central Street
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H. M. Billings
F. A Bowen
F. J. Boynton
O. A. Brigham
T. Brown
Rena F. Bugbee
John C. Burke
A. W. Burnham
Crawford Burnham
Charles H. Burtt
James G. Buttrick
Martha M. Buttrick
Ella J
Orville Coats
J. W. Coburn
C. H. Conant
W. A. Dickinson
David Dickson
Asa Reed Dilts
James Duckworth
F. E. Dunbar
Harry Dunlap
Mary E. Drew
William Ehastman
W. B. Eastman
Charles W. Eaton
Gertrude Edmunds
George L. Fowler
Abram French
A. F. French
George B. Fuller
Henry Co. Fuller
W. H. Fuller
Helen EB. Garland
Ralph Gillam
Harry Prescott Graves
Harvey B. Greene
O. O. Greenwood
William A. Hogan
Wm. Hockmeyer
Guy Holbrook
Catherine L. Hovey
Charles BH. Howe
Walter H. Hoyt
BH. K. Humphrey
C. W. Huntington
Bessie E. Huntoon
George S. Huntoon
Laura Jones
A. D. Kennedy
George F. Kennett
Chas. Killpatrick
Ariel Kinney
Burton A. Kinney
Geo. A. Leahey
George W. Mansur
Marion
G. B. Martin
Daniel McKenzie
Donald McKinnon
Charles E. Meader
Mildred
Charlotte Meader
Craven Midgley
S. D. Millen
C. H
A. G. Pollard
George E. Putnam
J. T. Rexford
C. A. Richardson
Calvin Richardson
George L. Richardson
J. Walter Richardson
Francis P. Rivet
A. A. Robinson
Chas. Runels
A. C. Russell
Walter Sanborn
Anna A. Sargent
H. B. Shattuck
Harry EB. Shaw
Ashley Smith
James T. Smith
C. BE. Snyder
Robert F. True
Edward W. Trull
T. Upton
Katharine M. Usher
G. L. van Deursen
Clayton Welles
Abel Wheeler
W. C. White
Burton H. Wiggin
H. C. Wight
Charles M. Williams
Gardner Wills
W. H. Wilson
Abbie F. Woodward
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Mary C. Hall
Lowell and Vicinity
Hildreth
Paris
London
Textile School
Peabody Estate
A. G. Pollard & CO
Palmer Street
Liberty
Sarah
Palmer St
Silk Department
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