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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
7
Vardon leads Findlay 11 up at lunch after a morning romp and extends to 13 up late in the second round. Despite Findlay’s brave pars and spectacular recoveries, Vardon’s driving and sharp brassie work seal the victory with a final margin of 13 up and 12 to play.
Afternoon play shows Vardon taking a four to Findlay’s five on the first hole and winning the hole by one stroke after a strong approach putt. Vardon leads 13 up after three holes while both players finish several holes with fours. Findlay falters on the Midget and loses to Vardon.
The golf match between Vardon and Findlay features mixed drives and clever iron play. Vardon wins the bye match five up with three to play and later adds cheers with strong brassie shots while Findlay struggles with puts and rough terrain.
An enthusiastic Republican rally drew about 300 attendees on Thursday evening October 18 in the town hall. Speakers included H. H. Newton, H. E. Fletcher, and James J. Myers, with remarks urging voters to support the Republican ticket and participate in public affairs.
The Wakefield fire department drew about 10 000 attendees from Malden Melrose Woburn Stoneham and Reading for a 1 30 parade on Main Street led by Chief Engineer William B Cade. Steamers from Stoneham Malden Wakefield Melrose Reading won hose and stream contests amid fading light as a tribute to neighboring departments after the Mechanic street fire damage last year.
At the armory a banquet for 500 featured Chief Engineer Cade as presiding host and Richard Stout as toastmaster. Speakers included ex Chief Damrell, Mayors Dean Melrose Gould Malden, and chiefs from Salem Somerville Melrose Reading Wakefield, with Hawthorne Musical Club interludes. The nearly completed brick limestone station costs 15000 dollars and includes a two story building, 54 by 52 feet, shed for four apparatus, sleeping rooms, and a hose drying tower. Judges and starters for plays and hose races were named from Somerville Wakefield Cambridge and others.
Michael McPhilips and Katherine McNally wed at St John\u2019s parish house with a large reception on Main Street. Postnuptial plans include a Boston wedding tour and a new Highland Avenue home. Also reports the Graniteville G C club social dance at Healey\u2019s hall and Tyngsboro Hunting Club activities. Morrisy pie poisoning noted as recent local incident. Telephones posts along Stony Brook line are being installed. Patients sick from the pie are improving. cause linked to pie age.
Chelmsford residents recall Mrs S. K. Rand turning 83 with visits from friends in town and Lowell. A social at Central Congregational church featured a silhouette display and musical items. Fact notes include local families moving to Lowell and Ohio, plus two ponies struck by a train near Golden Cove station.
Manager Walden presents the Merry Maidens Troupe in Boston offering enchanted art pictures shown in rapid succession with light and shadow blending. Acts include Ne!, Ford, Dot West, Carry and Lowry, Josie Flynn, Shinez and Devene. audience stays mystified and pleased as the performance unfolds.
Bellamy earned 49099 in a piece titled Looking Backward as a rebranding effort. A wife’s attempt at a name change failed, leaving her salted with regret and a commentary on identity.
A well located property a little west of Willie street offers 2500 feet of land and an 11 room house with cemented cellar in good shape. Central location, a solid investment or home for a mechanic with income from a tenement. Price $3800.
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