Miss Murphy hosts a Lakeside farm party in North Chelmsford
Last evening Misses Helen and Josephine Murphy entertained 25 friends at Lakeside farm, met at North Chelmsford, then driven to the country home and returned to take a special car to Lowell.
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Helen
Josephine Murphy
Lakeside Farm
North Chelmsford
Lowell
Helen Wetmore
Kirk Street
Steinert Hall
Boston
Charles A. Gilday
Brockton
Gilday
Fr. Gilday
St. Michael's Church
Henrys. Perham
Chelmsford
Yorktown
Savage, Conant, Brock
Joseph Kimball
Salt Lake City
Neale
D. A. Swan
Winter Island
Don Tispetts
Laconia
N. H
Stephen D. Millin
Mt. Vernon
F. B
Biddeford
The Fire Stick and Winter Woodcraft in the Woods
A Forest and Stream excerpt recounts proper snow fire methods using pine faggots and a tree chimney. It explains seating on a dry log, keeping feet cold outside, and the ritual of discarding the waugan stick after boiling the kettle. Also noted is a New Jersey census question about Bible ownership as family honesty evidence.
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Tenderfoot
Adam
New Brunswick
Tack
New Jersey
Alluring Coffee Nearly Killed the Nurse
Albany Oregon case details a nurse mother, 74, who cared for a stroke victim husband for months. After drinking Postum Food Coffee and Grape Nuts on physician orders, she weakened then recovered. the couple credits these products with reviving both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapie
Republicans urge rally for trust fight in Ward Three
Ward Three club in Branch Street engine house heard speakers urging support for the Republican ticket. Edward T. Goward letter urged voters on election day amid rail coal strike talk. James McKinley and William H. S. Hayes addressed candidates for Senate and Governor Bates, praising experience and denouncing trusts. club plans funding and permanent quarters after election day.
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Ward Three Club
Branch Street
Stephen B. Puffer
John Stratton
Edward T. Goward
Puffer
Republican Party
Congress
Lowell
West Point
Representative Hayes
Goward
Representative Stearns
Representative Smith
Wm. T. Sheppard
Sheppard
James McKinley
William McKinley
McKinley
William H. S. Hayes
Hayes
John L. Bates
Gaston
Massachusetts
Bates
YMCA Notes Show Record Membership and Plans
The Y M C A notes report a peak membership of 853 with 385 contributing and 468 hard pan members. 384 new members and 19 renewals since April, plus planned gym classes and Sunday meetings. Rev S T Ford will speak next Sunday at the First Baptist with a citywide Bible class to follow.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Geo. L. van Deurnen
Geo. W. Hammond
Board of Directors
Biggest Bond Filed in New York City for Rice Murder
New York on October 22 reports United States Fidelity and Guarantee company filed a bond for 7,000,000 dollars for the executors of William M. Rice's estate. The bond is stated as the largest ever executed in New York County connected to the Albert D. Patrick murder case.
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New York City
New York
United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company
William M. Rice
Albert l. Patrick
New York County
Will Take a Brigade to Cope with Somaliland Difficulty
Simla India October 22 military authorities expect a brigade of troops will be required to handle the Somaliland difficulty as the situation escalates.
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Simla
India
Marriages in October Wedding at St Patrick’s Parish
A sizable October wedding united Arthur H. McHugh and Bridget V. Donahue at St Patrick’s church with Fr Walsh officiating. The bride wore white chiffon over taffeta and carried bride roses. sister Mary and best man Peter McHugh attended. A reception followed at the bride’s home on Brooks Street before a wedding tour and a home at 18 Phillips Street after December first.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Arthur H. McHugh
Bridget V. Donahue
Richard Donahue
Fr. Walsh
Mary Donahue
Peter McHugh
Brooks Street
Kennison
L. Boothby
Lynn
John
Joseph Shea
Haverhill
Martin H. Kelley
Clinton
Annie Cavanaugh
North Adams
Murphy
Boston
John J. Garrahan
John J. Sullivan
Daniel A. O’hearn
P. E. Sullivan
Daniel T. Sullivan
Wedding of Miss Helen Dunkerley and Mr Hadley at Gorham Street
A large turnout witnessed Miss Helen Dunkerley and Mr. Herbert F. Hadley unite in marriage at Gorham Street Methodist Church. The ceremony at 3 PM featured Rev N W Matthews, with Miss M C B Kydd on the wedding march and Miss E Dunkerly as bridesmaid. Guests sent many gifts, including a dining room table from Moore's mill overseers. The couple, after a reception at 76 First Street, departed on the 9 26 train for a brief honeymoon and will live in North Chelmsford.
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Gorham Street Methodist Church
Helen Dunkerley
Herbert F. Hadley
M. C. B. Kydd
N. W. Matthews
E. Dunkerly
Ernest W. Chippendale
Robert Barlow
Fred Potter
Harry Maden
Thomas Woodcock
Richard Potter
Amon
Moore’s Mill
North Chelmsford
Hadley
First Street
Leary Crowe Wed In Parochial Residence Ceremony
Daniel H. Leary of the water works department and Miss Della L. Crowe were married at 6:30 pm at the parochial residence with Rev. John J. McHugh officiating. Best man Dr. James E. Leary and bridesmaid Anna Crowe joined maid of honor May Sheehan. A reception followed at 134 Ennell Street for relatives and close friends before a brief wedding tour. They plan to reside after December 1. Guests gave numerous presents.
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Daniel H. Leary
Water Works Department
Knights of Columbus
Della L. Crowe
St. Patrick’s Church
John J. McHugh
James E. Leary
Anna Crowe
May Sheehan
Ennell Street
Miller Huson Wedding At House Of Prayer
A pretty ceremony was held last evening at the House of Prayer on Walker street. Miss Glenna A. Huson daughter of Mrs. Arthur W. Sherman of 339 Westford street became the wife of Mr. Ellis Field Miller of Tuftonborough New Hampshire.
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House of Prayer
Walker Street
Glenna A. Huson
Arthur W. Sherman
Westford Street
Ellis Field Miller
Tuftonborough
N. H
Mullen Keough Nuptials At Immaculate Conception Church
At the parochial residence of the Immaculate Conception church Rev Fr Dorgan united in marriage Frank Mullen to Susie Keough yesterday afternoon at 2. Miss Margaret Keough served as bridesmaid and John E Mullen as best man. A reception followed at 63 Prince Street for relatives and close friends. The couple departed on an evening train for a short wedding tour and received several presents.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Fr. Dorgan
Frank Mullen
Susie Keough
Margaret Keough
John E. Mullen
Prince Street
Marriage of David Booth and Marion Baxter at 543 Fletcher Street
Mr David Booth and Miss Marion W Baxter were married at 8 pm at their future home 543 Fletcher Street by Rev J F Allen. Miss Minnie Lunney and Mr Andrew Ruel were bridemaid and best man. Clayton Kimball played wedding matches and ushers were George Pierce and William Achilles. Relatives and intimate friends attended a reception with refreshments served by Caterer Evans.
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David Booth
Marion W. Baxter
Fletcher Street
J. F. Allen
Minnie Lunney
Andrew Ruel
Clayton Kimball
George Pierce
William Achilles
Evans
Marriage at Immaculate Conception Church
Last evening Rev Fr Dorgan united in marriage Joseph Kerwin and Miss Lillian Broderick at the parochial residence of the Immaculate Conception church. The witnesses were John Fels and Miss Cath erine Kerwin.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Fr. Dorgan
Joseph Kerwin
Lillian Broderick
John Fels
Catherine Kerwin
McKenna and Maloney Wed at Immaculate Conception
Joseph McKenna and Martha A. Maloney were married at Immaculate Conception Church last evening. Rev. Fr. Dorgan performed the ceremony with Peter J. McKenna as best man and Bridget Tynan as bridesmaid.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Joseph McKenna
Martha A. Maloney
Fr. Dorgan
Peter J. McKenna
Bridget Tynan
Dowding and Jones Tie Quiet St Anne’s Wedding
Samuel Dowding of Methuen a Boston Northern streetcar motorman marries Annie M Jones of the city at St Anne's church parsonage. Sister Margaret Jones and brother David G Jones attend. Couple to reside in Methuen. guests present with gifts noted.
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St. Anne’s Church
Samuel 8. Dowding
Methuen
Boston
Northern Street
Annie M. Jones
Margaret Jones
David G. Jones
Dowding
Letter on paint quality from Devoe company
A Lowell Mass letter discusses why house paint flats in spots before chalking. It explains lead and zinc gloss stays for years, wear signals early deterioration, and suggests water in white lead causes flatting. F W Devoe & Co notes exist, Adams Hardware and Paint Co sells their paint.
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F. W. Devoe & CO
Adams Hardware and Paint Co
Dr Christian Fry Attacks Women’s Clubs As “Educational”
The speaker criticizes Dr Christian Fry for attacking women’s clubs calling them educational institutions. He questions who decides if these clubs are legitimate and notes that men’s clubs face similar scrutiny, highlighting ongoing debates about gendered social organizations.
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Christian Fry
The Volunteer Organist at the Opera House and Florodora on stage
Last night a sizable audience saw The Volunteer Organist a four act rural drama from William B Gray with strong acting by Lewis Wood John Milton H Rees Davis and others The program also announced Uncle Tom's Cabin and Florodora along with The Fatal Wedding forthcoming with a large cast and elaborate scenery featuring Palisades on the Hudson and scenes in the Philippines Wales and a castle setting
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William B. Gray
Vermont
Cambridge
Howard—Sturgis
Methodist Church
Tom Stirgis
John E. Gorman
Hubbard Griffin
James Ten Brooke
Hanford Scott
Carrie Thomas
Willie Nelson
Ormerly
Trinity Citizen
New York
Palms
Floyd Hunt
Grace Church
St. Louis
Une
Palisades
Hudson
Lottie Gilson Tops Casto Vaudeville Bill in Lowell
W H J Hayes of Lowell notes that the vaudeville card this week features Lottie Gilson as headliner. The article praises her charm, appeal, singing and talking stage presence, and her public following, with her company described as competent and the entire bill praised.
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Casto
Lottie Gilson
Avon
Miss Gilson
Sons of Ham to Open at Academy of Music Tonight
The Sons of Ham, a 40 member group famed as a premier road troupe headed by Avery and Walker, will perform five shows at the Academy of Music with extensive scenery and matinées for women and children. Sidney S. Toler and Hen riotte Browne bring The Belle of Richmond to the Opera House for a short run, following strong local interest in American life themed theatre reflecting changing public tastes led by Bronson Howard.
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Opera House
Philippines
Wales
The
Sons of Ham
Academy of Music Tonight
Avery and
Walker
Dempsey
Sidney S. Toler
Henriette Browne
Belle of Richmond
Academy of Music
Lowell
Bronson Howard
America
Mr. Toler
Miss Emma Gould Opens Rooms in Swan Building
Miss Emma 8B Gould returns from Maine vacation and starts business at her rooms in the Swan building, inviting patrons to visit.
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Emma
Gould
Maine
Swan Building
Conry recalls seed distribution tale to mock rivals
Congressman Conry tells a Washington seed giveaway anecdote to illustrate how gifts to constituents can be misused Seeking to discourage rivals in the ninth district he recalls letters requesting seeds tools lawn mowers and even oxen and six civil service workers to cultivate tobacco on a Connecticut river farm
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Conry
Washington
Berkshire Hills
Connecticut River
Civil Service
Boston Herald
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