Fair Begins at Universalist Church Fair
A church fair opened last night in the vestry of the First Universalist church under United Workers. Mrs. Thomas C. Entwistle leads, with many booths and varied offerings. Numerous committees manage children, candy, china, dolls, and a giant men’s table. Food is served by a dining room committee. tickets by Eva Olney. A musical program followed, with a ladies quartet and soloists entertaining attendees.
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First Universalist Church
United Workers
Thomas C. Entwistle
Miss Glover
Miss Gifford
Gertrude Lane
Glendys Emerson
Lizzie Farn‘ham
Helen Hartford
Louise Moody
Clara Shay
Zilphia Roper
Misses Ardelle Roper
Millie Sherman
Ethel Harmon
Frank Beharrell
Noyes
Mrs. Bassett
Hosmer
Mrs. Douglas
Mark Adams
Lillian Salmon
Alice O. Stickney
Ethel Stevens
May Stone
Florence
Alice Shaw
Inez Haines
Ellen Reed
Carrie Brown
Alice Parton
Hazel Gilmore
Miss Ela = Morse
Fred Morse
Anderson
Bates
Dickson
Osgood
Ingalls
Jessie Dell Lewis
Alice Stickney
Sibyl Noyes
Estelle Sleeper
Grace Peirce
C. E. Fisher
Edith Graham
Teva Olney
Mabel Adams
Y M C A Bazaar Opens In Huntington Hall For Fund Drive
The Y M C A bazaar in Huntington Hall to benefit the building fund opened last night and runs through Saturday featuring eight sales tables manned by Holy Rosary Third Order of St Francis Immaculate Conception Holy Name Sacred Heart and the Y M C A plus candy lemonade fishing pond and a Mystery table. An opening concert by the Lowell Cadet orchestra was followed by dancing with minstrels to come tonight and further entertainment later in the week for Father Mathew Burke societies guests.
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Huntington Hall
Y. M.C
Holy Rosary
Third Order of St. Francis
Immaculate Conception Sociality
Holy Name Society
Sacred Heart Society
Lowell Cadet Orchestra
Y. M. c. I. Minstrels
Father Mathew and Burke
Five-Year Army Deserters From Lowell Sought by Mayor
Mayor Crowley has received notice that Arthur C. Winship en listed March 7 1900 and deserted Oct 12 while Joseph Cyr enlisted Sept 18 of this year and deserted Sept 30 both from Lowell. A $10 reward is offered for their apprehension. Winship was a janitor Cyr served as an operative and both men lived in Lowell.
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Crowley
Arthur C. Winship
Lowell
Joseph Cyr
Winship
Cyron
Reception to Chaplain Hanson of the Old Sixth
Comrades greet Chaplain J W Hanson of the Old Sixth Massachusetts Volunteers 1862 64 on a 35 year reunion in Lowell Massachusetts. A reception committee led by Major Charles A Stott and Geo A Parkhurst rekindles memories of campaigns in 1861 64 with cigars hardtack and a camera portrait.
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J. W. Hanson
Chaplain Hanson
West
Chicago
Pasadena
Cal
Massachusetts
Lowell
Hanson
City
Charles H. Coburn
Col
A. S. Follansbee
Melvin Beal
Lawrence
Charles A. Stott
Walter Burnham
Thomas O. Allen
Wm. G. Wise
Otis M. Humphrey
George F. Pinkham
A. Andrew C. Wright
C. John C. Jepson
D. James W. Hart
G. George L. Cady
H. Rodney C. Ferson
C. EB. A. Bartlett
Chelmsford
Edmund C. Coleman
Boston
Wm. E. Farrar
Wm. Bass
George Sargent
Sixth Regiment of
Massachusetts Volunteers
C. H. Coburn
Geo. A. Parkhurst
Hall
Major Stott
Quartermaster Coburn
M. M. Hayden
Thomas Oo. Allen
Wm, Bass
Vardon Leads 9 Hole Record at Vesper Course
Open golf champion Harry Vardon and Alex Findlay began a 36 hole match at Vesper Country Club this morning. After 18 holes before luncheon Vardon led by 11 with Findlay winning only the final 18th. Vardon’s 38 for 9 holes breaks Jack Harland’s course record of 39, and tomorrow Vardon faces Harland.
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Harry Vardon
Alex Findlay
Vesper Country Club
Vardon
Findlay
Jack Harland
Harland
Sugar Leads Market Rise Amid Broad Stock Advance
Sugar leads a stronger market with a move from 123 to 126 while railroads, mining issues such as Parrott and Isle Royale rise. London quotes Americans higher. profit taking in No Pac noted. Analysts predict further gains with mixed views on sugar and key stocks including Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Federal Steel. Anaconda mine shuts temporarily. Cochiti Mining tails September output at 4800 tons.
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Parrott
Isle Royale
London
New York
No. Pac
Rolston & Bass
American Securities
Pac
Harriman- Vanderbilt
J. P. Morgan & Co
Federal Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Ogden Gas
Sterling Exchange
Am. Sugar Ref. Co
Am Steel Ite
Atchison
Atchison Pf
Toby Am Tobacco
Brooklyn R.'T Bip
Canada South
Dei & Hud
Gen. Electric
Int. Paper
Pacific
National Sea
No. Pacific
Penn. Railroad
St. Pauil
Texas & Pa
U.S
Tim Tohy
Boston
Chicago
Ovalog
Peter Boyd Jr. Found Dead In Lowell Mills
The body of Peter Boyd Jr. was identified by six Merrimack Mill workers after a two week missing period. Michael Murphy of the Hamilton corporation confirmed the identification and said Boyd last spoke of returning to the Merrimack mill while his father had secured work in Rhode Island. The death is listed as death by own action by Medical Examiner Irish, with the body awaiting the arrival of Boyd Sr. from River Point, Rhode Island. Mrs Boyd was in Manchester visiting friends when the news reached Lowell.
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Mr. Boyd, Jr
Riverpoint
R. L
Mr. Boyd
Peter Boyd
Merrimack
Connolly
Boyd
Michael Murphy
Hamilton Corporation
Undertaking
Citizen
Bon Marche
Riverpoint Hills
Rhode Island
South Chelmsford Burglary Case Near Verdict
James R. E. Kimball, accused of breaking and entering the depot of the New York, New Haven and Hartford at South Chelmsford, was found probably guilty by Judge Hadley in police court. Bail set at $500. case to go before the grand jury. Other minor cases disposed.
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James R. EE. Kimball
New York, New Haven and Hartford
M. J. Cashman
Bernard F. Noon
Boston University Law School Debating Club Elects Officers
The Willam EK Russell Debating Club at Boston University Law School completed its officer elections on Tuesday afternoon. David Mancovitz of Boston became vice president, John J. McClure of Lowell was named secretary, Joseph B. Worcester of Townsend treasurer, with William Barnard, William McGuire and Stephen P. Galvin forming the executive committee. Two defeated president candidates, James J Moynihan and Winfield M Wilbur, clarified they are Democrats, not Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam EK. Russell
Boston University Law School
David Mancovitz
Boston
John,j. McClure
Lowell
Joseph B. Worcester
Townsend
William Barnard
William €. McGuire
Stephen P. Galvin
James J Moynihan
Winfield M. Wilbur
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First Universalist Church People
Fisher
Y. M. C. I. Bazaar
Old Sixth
Unign Square
Stock Market
J. O. Paine
Manhattan
Burlington
Brooklyn
J. S. Bache
Europe
Watson & Gibson
Anaconda
The
Anaconda Co
Cochiti
Russell Sage
Wasserman
Undertone
Eugar
General Electric
Cood
Bright, Sears
Securities
State Street
Fitchburg Pfd
Amalgamated
Battie
Mont
Butte & Boston
Franklin
Ise Royal
Dominion
NE. Tepeten Eens
Kaps
Brooks
Mrs. Boyd
Manchester
Police Court
Hadley
Lowell Man
Briggs
Stover
Griges
Boston Transcript
Woesestay
ROMEO
J&c
Lamb’s
Alaska
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Banner Market
Monument
Focha
Jawa
Aed Gsoc
Aliso
Caleb L. Smith
Boston Branch Grocery
Middlesex Street
Lawrence Electrics
J. J. McMannon
Prescott St
Courier-Citizen
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