Washington Savings bank quarter day next week Saturday
The city announces quarter day at Washington Savings bank for next week Saturday. Alexander the Central street tailor offers New York styles in overcoats and A L Kittredge & Co promotes artists materials, canvases, oils and lacroix colors. The market features new vapor burners with the Star gravity heater priced at ten to twelve dollars, on display early this week at W T S Bartlett’s Merrimack Street hardware store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington Savings Bank
New York
Alexander
Central Street
A. L. Kittredge & Co
W. T. S. Bartlett
Merrimack Street
Local Notes From Lowell and Nearby
Dr F G Gulliland has returned from a Maine hunting trip. Miss Mabel Francis evangelist stops at Mr P A Howards Hildreth street. Col C S Rowe longtime Canadian militia member visits Lowell relatives. Ss Ryan of builders exchange is colonel’s nephew. Mrs W E Nutting of Dracut returns from visit to sister Mrs A W Bragg Vernon NH. John D Pickles Ph D of Westfield will preach at Centralville M E church tomorrow. Engagement announced for Frank Allen Daly Boston hotel manager to Miss Lizzie Trinder Boston. Marriage planned next month. Agent Lyon of Bigelow Carpet company sidelined by cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Gulliland
Maine Woods
Mabel Francis
P. A. Howard
Hildreth Street
Col. C. S. Rowe
Lowell
Ss Ryan
The
Builders’ Exchange
W. E. Nutting
Pleasant Street
Dracut
A. W. Bragg
Vernon
John D. Pickles
Westfield
Centralville M. E. Parsonage
Centralville M. E
Frank Allen Daly
Hotel Somerset
Boston
Lizzie Trinder
Trinder
the Westminster
Agent Lyon
Bigelow Carpet Company
A Fine Programme For First Baptist Chorus Oct 30 1902
An excellent concert programme from the First Baptist church chorus with the American orchestra in the church auditorium on Thursday evening October 30 1902. It lists Coronation March by Kretchmar organ and full orchestra selections from King Dodo Explorers and The Heavens Are, solos duets and readings featuring Mrs Tubbs Luckstone Roscoe McDaniels and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Kretchmar
God of Israel
Reading
Luckstone
W. H. Pepin
Witasy
Perkins
Roscoe McDaniels
Complimentary Dance by St Patrick’s Youth Group
The Young Men's Catholic union of St Patrick's parish held a complimentary dancing party at Associate hall with a large crowd. Kittredge's singing orchestra provided music for twenty dances. Organizers included Edward J. Boyle as general manager, Stephen F. Monahan as assistant, John F. Lane as floor director, Daniel J. Coughlin as assistant floor director, and Michael J. Cortherton as chief aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Catholic Union
St. Patrick’s Parish
Kittredge
Edward J. Boyle
Stephen F. Monahan
John F. Lane
Daniel J. Coughlin
Michael J. Conherton
Postum Coffee Wins Over Coffee on Nebraska Ranch
Mrs. Paul Kennicott of Wood Lake Nebraska writes from the ranch praising Postum Coffee as a coffee substitute. She says it benefited her family reducing headaches and heart palpitations, and notes the household uses Grape-Nuts daily to show the product’s favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far West
Wood Lake
Neb
Paul Kennicott
Omaha
Real Estate Adds Modern Upgrades to Talbot Clothing Block
Remodeling of the American house block occupied by Talbot & Co. and the American house, with a two story rear addition near Warren street. The Talbot Clothing Co. store enlarges to double space with 22 foot glass fronts and new en suite hotel rooms with baths. Hotel and store will gain new entrances and steam heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American House
Talbot & Co
The
Clothiers
Talbot
Warren Street
Talbot Clothing Co
Lowell
New England
Real estate and building notes recount local sales and projects
Geo H Wood sold a tower clock to a Greek church for their building. E B Peirce exhibited a patent railroad wheelbarrow at a Detroit exhibit. Thomas H Lawler house in Branch street sold to Lawyer Haskell via C M Potter. Richards property on Andover and Concord streets listed for sale. Sirk plans extensive alterations on Boott blocks and East Merrimack street property. Sixteen stores to be built at Bridge and French streets. W J H Fuller has foundation for three cottages in Highrey street for Mrs Howell. Chas Needham handles carpentry. Tyngsboro bridge work finished. truant school addition progressing. county commissioner inspected. A L Grey real estate agent accumulates horse shoes. recent find of a large iron ring tied to a failed deal. Col R S Ripley seeks representative seat. noted contractor. F D Russell building a modern house in Oaklands at Laurel Street and Wentworth avenue.
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Geo. H. Wood
American Street Railway Association
Detroit
E. B. Peirce
Thomas H. Lawler
Branch Street
Haskell
C. M. Potter
Richards
Andover
Concord Streets
Sirk
French and
Bridge Streets
Boott Corporation
Merrimack Street
Bridge and
French Streets
W. J H. Fuller
Howell
Chas. Needham
Tyngsboro
A. L. Grey
Col. R. 8. Ripley
North Chelmsford
Lowell Builders’ Exchange
F. D. Russell
Oaklands
Laurel Street
Wentworth Avenue
Builders Meet in Worcester to Form Stronger Association
President Fuller of the Builders' Exchange and Secretary Frank L. Weaver attended a Worcester meeting called by the State association of master builders to pursue modern improvements including electric lighting and to form a stronger organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
The
Builders’ Exchange
Frank L. Weaver
Worcester
State Association of Master Builders
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending October 25 1902
Conveyances list transactions across Lowell Wilmington Chelmsford and Dunstable with parcels of land and buildings sold for nominal sums. Buyers include Catherine Callahan Emma Cady Matilda Edmonds Ella Peirce Jennie Cochrane Royal Stevens and others in exchanges totaling mostly one dollar with occasional larger sums such as 1051 dollars for High street properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mary A. Burns
Catherine E. Callahan
Alfred Barney
Emma W. Cady
Dover Street
George L. Hubbard
Matilda Edmands
Merrill Avenue
Mary Croft
George L. Pierce Et al
Ella L. Peirce
Pond Street
W. W. Duncan
George $S Pees
Beacon _ street
William N. Thompson
Leonard Dalstrom
Bowden Street
Halver Lofgren
John P. Reynolds
St. James Street
Mary A. Quinn
Benjamin R. Crabtree
Gdn
Catherine Donnelly
Adams Street
Ella M. Dow Et
James F. O'Donnell
Jennie Cochrane
Thorndike
Highland Street
George W. Day
Royal L. Stevens
John F. McGovern
Fannie Goldinberg
Garnet Street
Wilmington
Frank W. Herrick
John Moriarty
Iva
Edwin R. van Tassel
Geo. A. Crawford
High Street
Lawrence C. Swain
P. Francis McGrane
Annie H. B. Whitman
Chelmsford
Herbert C. Sweetser
Isaac H. Knight
Acton Road
Dunstable
Shepherd & Fuller
Seth B. Gifford
Pleasant Street
Central M. E. Fair Brings Crowd to Odd Fellows Hall
The second night of the Central Methodist fair drew a good crowd at Odd Fellows hall. A fine turkey supper was served from six to eight. An evening program featured songs, solos, instrumentals, and readings by local performers, with Mrs. Agnes Haskell and Co. D. Blake among contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Agnes Haskell
Co. D. Blake
Jessie Smith
Ivy Hands
Elsie West
Ella
Alberta Edmunds
John Howard
Mary Howard
Lahue
Minnie Walley
Mr. Chester
Ella Martel
W. H. Leith
Motorman's Nerve Saves Teen Run Over on Tyngsboro Line
Elisha Brake escaped instant death after being struck by an electric car on the Tyngsboro line. Motorman Edward Murphy stopped the train, reversed gear, and stopped the vehicle too late to prevent injuries, with Brake seriously bruised and treated by Dr. Varney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Brake
Tyngsboro
Young Brade
Wood's Corner
Cross Road
Edward Murphy
Blake
Varney
North Chelmsford
Murphy
W C T U Urges Strong Stand Against Cigarette Poison
In earnest appeal the W C T U warns that smoking poisons youths and calls for a sober, lifelong fight to annihilate tobacco use. A referenced incident describes a patient washed after treatment, noting flies dying from body perspiration to argue tobacco’s dangers and urge public rebellion against the habit.
Pleasing Hadley Street church program delights crowd
A large enthusiastic audience enjoyed a Ladies' Aid entertainment at Hadley Street Free Baptist Church on Thursday evening. Performers included Miss Zatella Martin, Mrs J W Buchanan, Mr Walter Shepherd, Mrs W Church, Miss Trene T Martin, Miss Ethel Church, with a duet by Mr Shepherd and Mr Buchanan, all warmly encored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley Street Free Baptist Church
Zatella Martin
J. W. Buchanan
Walter Shepherd
W. Church
Trene T. Martin
Ethel Church
Shepherd
Buchanan
Old Vets Not Present at Haverhill Squirt
A correction notes the Old Vets did not participate in the squirt at Haverhill and were not present. A remaining member asserts the Old Vets perform strongly when involved, capable of competing with the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Col Ames and Speakers Address Tyngsboro Voters
Col Butler Ames the Republican candidate for Congress spoke at Tyngsboro town hall with Wallace Butterfield Caleb Smith and Col Ripley also heard in short speeches Hayes mocked Democrats and urged voters to elect all party candidates. Ripley urged laws by electing representatives to Washington and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Hayes
Wallace Butterfield
Caleb Smith
Col. Ripley
Col
Butler Ames
Congress
Tyngsboro
Mr. Ames
Ward 6
Col. Ames
Cuba
Canada
W. H. S. Hayes
Democratic Party
Nouvnes
Ripley
North Chelmsford
Washington
Stud
Lowell District Sunday School Plans Campaign Of Work
The executive committee discussed the season's plan for a district campaign. A house to house census will classify religious preference, guiding pastors in outreach while avoiding denominational bias. Meetings by group and a series of institute and primary sessions are scheduled with pastors invited to attend.
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Institute For
Paige Street
Navy
Tower’s Corner
Westminster Church
Primitive Methodist
Highland M. E
Dunstable
North Chelmsford
Tyngsboro
Messrs
Clark
Bigelow
Poor
True
Yarrow
Dean
Welles
Kenyon
Scates
Huntington McKnight
Dunbar
Ellis
Williams
Bartlett
Hartwell
Stevens
Blanchard
Miss_ Skilton
Frye
Locke
Packard
Fire damages awning at OConnell Gilbride Co store
A cigarette or cigar stub from a Pilgrim hall party caused partial fire damage to an awning over a show window at the OConnell and Gilbride Company store on Palmer street. The blaze broke out about 1.86 this morning, prompting a response from fire department box 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Street
Pilgrim Hall
O'Connell & Gilbride Co
Fraternal News Highlights Trading Post Plans
Passaconaway tribe 32 reports at large meeting with complimentary tickets from Wannalandit tribe 29 of Lawrence for next week. Trading post committee and floral carnival setup discussed, ice cream and coffee served. Electrician C H Kittredge demonstrated power of electricity. St Michael's floral carnival whist party and dance at Knights of Columbus hall featured prizes for whist winners and a staff of floor director Daniel McQuade with aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Bro
C. H. Kittredge
Bro. Kittredge
Crowning Day as Prof Stout Performs Final Series
There will be no meeting tonight and Prof Stout will conclude his singing in the meetings tomorrow. Three services are scheduled at 10 30, 3 and 6 30 with reminders that popular songs will be repeated. Special requests will be granted for the final day. The pastor selects subjects of notable interest. Morning solos will be The
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Stout
Stout
Fire alarm for ash barrel blaze on John Avenue
Last night at 10 05 o'clock the alarm from box 113 was for a fire in an ash barrel located on John Avenue. The incident prompted a response from local fire services and no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation and authorities urge caution with unattended fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Avenue
Sermon on Healing the Withered Hand at Rev. A. R. Dilts Service
The sermon centers on healing human arrogance and divine omnipotence. Sinners must separate from unbelief, declare their need, and trust Christ to save to the uttermost. A large audience is expected, with encouragement to attend early tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Lord
Gideon
Holy
A. R. Dilts
Christ
Coat Thief Detained By Officer After Huntington Hall Theft
John F Sullivan of Colburn street was arrested after selecting a warm overcoat at Huntington Hall last night. Officer Conry took him into custody and he will answer to the charge this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Sullivan
Colburn Street
Huntington Hall
Conry
Hildreth Street Mission Rally Social Report
A rally social was held at the Hildreth Street Mission Thursday evening with many children and parents in attendance. Music and games followed by refreshments. committee consisted of the officers and teachers of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildreth Street Mission
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Hans Borjes
Secieek Edwards
Electrical World
United States
Peter Mollahan
Upper Gorham Street
Mollahan Bros
Petery Brady
Mollahan
N. H
Moore & Bennett
Patrick Kelly
Davis Homestead
Carolin
Chicago
Granit
Masonic Temple
M. E. Fair
Ww. Cc. T. U
D. W. Horne & Son
E. A. Wilson & CO
Lowell District Sunday School Association
J. E. Conant & CO
Lowell, Mass
Wales
William Guiney
Wilder Street
Waugh Street
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
State Normal School
Broadway
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Farrell & Conaton
Jume
John FP. Quinn
Dix Street
Gorham Street
Courier
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Knights of Columbus
Columbian Orchestra
Emma Cooke
Frank L. Donohoe
Mr. Healey
Nellie Riley
Gadbois
Daniel McQuade
John J. Golden
Peter Perreault
Richard F. McCluskey
Harry Briggs
William A. Crowley
Branch Street Tabernacle
Ypsilant Union
Jaeger Sanitary
Brazer & Cor
Hatters and Outfitters
Central, Tor
Market Street
Garter & Sharburna’s
Sexebries
Merrimack, Cor
Bridgo
B. F. Butler Co-Operative Bank
Hildreth Bldg
Fisher H. Pearson
Pres
J.a.gately
Sec
Pillsbury’s
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