First Universalist fair and other town notices in Oct
Massachusetts forecast calls for rain tonight and Thursday with colder air as residents encounter local happenings. Listings include The Thompson Hardware Co. door checks, a W. S. B. Cricket club meeting at Bay State hall, a graphophone pitch, Emulus Thompson commandery supper, Kirk street church men's league plans, and a Dedham Norfolk superior court case Beale v Talbot over damages for a house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Church & Son
Thompson Hardware Co
W. S. B. Cricket Club
Bay State Hall
Emulus Thompson Commandery
Union Hall
Middle Street
Rose T. Pickering
Men's League
Kirk Street
J. W. C. Pickering
Norfolk Superior Court
Dedham
H. O. Beale
Julian Talbot
T. H. Buttimer
F. P. Marble
F. A. Fisher
High School Notes and Military Campfire Report
High School notes recount a Friday lecture by Col. French for the football team that raised a substantial sum. Dennis Haley, class of 987, now manages the sophomore football team at the Institute of Technology. Military notes report Ninth Provisional Company campfire at the arsenal with about 50 attendees and returnee Sergeant Kittredge sharing Spanish war stories. An ambulance carried William Chase of Co G to the corporate hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. French
Dennis Haley
Institute of Technology
Denny
Ninth Provisional Co
Worthen
Co. G
Kittredge
William Chase
Corporation Hospital
Mattox Makes the Old Feel Young Meeting Notice
The annual business meeting will be held Thursday Oct 27 at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs J M Wilson 22 Seventh Avenue Pawtucketville. Annual reports will be given and officers elected. A large attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wilson
Seventh Avenue
Pawtucketville
Plans for Lowell parade to welcome Sixth Regiment
A Lowell committee maps a large Lowell to Boston procession for the Sixth Regiment's return. The plan includes signals by fire bells, multiple marching routes along Merrimack to Central and Middlesex streets, and an illuminated depot if evening arrival occurs. Officials, G A R posts, brass bands, and high school regiment are invited to participate, with arrangements for routes, transportation, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lowell
Merrimack Street
Moody Street
Colburn
Merrimack
City Hall
Central
Middlesex
Thorndike
South Common
Middlesex Street
Appleton
W. H. S. Hayes
Bennett
George E. Putnam
H. C. Taft
Frank L. Weaver
Arthur F .Salmon
K. J. McKenzie
D. W. Bugbee
T. F. Harrington
E. T. Goward
Geo. Bowers
John J. Rogers
Dana B. Whipple
Harold Varnum
Charles Kelley
Robert Faulkner
Wm. Bagley
Richard Walsh
J. Douglass Rivet
Royal C. Hope
Richard Lawton
Chalifoux
Hayes
Lieut. McNulty
Messrs
Rogers
McNulty
Salmon
Capt. Shaw
Capt. Mitten
Hall
South Street
Dana Whipple
Frank Scott
James McDowell
L. P. Turcotte
Turcotte
Putnam
Merriam
Walsh
Taft
Major Varnum
W. A. Bartlett
Johnnie
Merriam and
Kenngott
Capt. Carr
Mr. Rose
Arthur F. Salmon
Mr. Taft
Mr. Walsh
Mr. Hayes
Senator Putnam
G. H. Taylor
Derby
Tuttle
W. Murphy
Alderman Tuttle
Taylor
Caught in the Act at Cahill Bros Shop
Inspectors hidden inside Cahill Bros blacksmith shop at 131 Market street watched the safe as 19 year old Frank Clark used a duplicate key to steal two dollars from the night strong box. He was arrested after locking the door and opening the safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill Bros
Market Street
Frank Clark
Washington Tavern Second Hearing Before Police Board
The police board held a second hearing on complaints against the Washington tavern and other hotels. Officers Abbot and Robinson testified about alleged liquor sales to non guests, and manager Dugan and owner Reagan denied wrongdoing. Evidence described events at the hotel on Oct. 9 with witnesses from patrols, staff, and patrons. The hearing ended with the case against the Washington tavern closed and the Merrimack house case set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Tavern
William F. Courtney
John J. Reagan & Co
George 8
Abbott
Dugan
Mr. Cox
Farragut House
George W. Robinson
Abbot
William R. Kew
Washington House
Cox
Reagan
Nashua
James Brosnan
Cornelius E. Dugan
Abbott and Robinson
Central Street
Michael P. Reagan
Robinson
Daniel J. Keefe
John P. Mahoney
Edward S. McIntire
Morse Coach Company
William T. Downing
John J. Reagan
Chief Howard
Slattery
Courtney
Merrimack House
Bankers Bowl at Vesper Alleys Draws Local Bankers
The Lowell Bankers entertained the Lawrence Bankers last night in a three-string match at the Vesper country club alleys with refreshments by Page. Scoring was amateur, Murphy the standout for Lowell. only two of 30 strings reached 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Bankers
Lawrence Bankers
Vesper Country Club
Page
Murphy
Lowell
Farrell
Brainard
Gregory
O. Donohoe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sun
Massachusetts
Lowell Daily Courier
Mattox
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Highland Light
National Biscuit Company
The
Board of Police
Vesper
Malitox
Perley
Ela
Swift
Clogston
Aoe
McFarlin
Howard
Dow Cece
Houston
McCormick
Il Young Fellows
Kelley
D. Donahoe
D. Donahue
Dunham
Low i L Opera House
FAY Brothers & Holford
Priday
Wales
the Land of Song
Kentucky
Queens OF Palmistry
Gential St
Middle St
Mass
L. Morrell
Mer
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Sanneesis
Matt J. Flynn
Charles Cowles
New England
Mckee Rankin, Esq
First Universalist Church
Young’s Hotel
J. J. Clain
Deweler and Optician
Central St
Opp
W. P.,brazer & Co., Hatteras and Outfitters
Central, Corner Market Streets
Worthley’s
Ees
F. L. Diwan
Old City Hall Building
F. Edmund Edmunds
London
Milan
Ore Academy Music
Lily Wall Block
Ianterns
Coburn
Trompson
Merrimack St
Washington Street
Lowe
McMannon’s
Prescott Street
Courieg
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