Bay State Arrives Twenty-Eight Lowell Soldiers Brought Back
The hospital ship Bay State reached Boston with 156 soldiers of the Sixth, including 28 Lowell men. Many were ill and sent to hospitals. two deaths were reported en route. On arrival, the men were weighed, medically assessed, and transported to depots, with some still convalescent.
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Bay State
Boston
Lowell
John H. Delmore
Ralph A. Brackley
Guy R. Barclay
Massachusetts General Hospital
Thomas A. Young
Homer Turcotte
Young
George Harmon
J. J. Connelly
C. H. Dowell
Sylvester F. Sullivan
Albert Richardson
Henry Driscoll
Walter Bagshaw
William Walker
Charles E. Curtin
EF. Ball
Edward M. Flannigan
Herman Walch
Frank O'Brien
J. P. Maxfield
Corp
Forest Durrant
William E. Golden
Pearl du
Central Wharf
O"wolceit
Dralten
Bradford
Sergt. Walters
Company E
Framingham
French
Company M
Milford
Harringtons
Arthur F. Salon
Union Depot
Middlesex Street
Merrimack Street
Deputy Moffatt
St. John's Hospital
Atkinson
N. H
S. F. Sullivan
Everett
John J. Connelly
Miss Simms
Lowell Hospital
Holland
Miss O'Connor
St. John’s
Miss Featherstone
Lowell General
Company C Loo
T. A. Young
FE. L
Sergi, Durgell
Guanica
Gen. Miles
Curtin
I. FE
Ball
Duke” Flannigan
Hunter
Yale
John Connelly
Herman Walsh
Col. Rice
Col
Ames
Westford
John P. Guoyette
O'Brien
L. P. Turcotte
Mr. Walsh
Harmon
Daniel Driscoll
Ambulance Corps
Sergt. Foss
Shattuck
Trish
Thayer
Hyde
Sturtevant
Daly
Storey
Humphrey
Kable
Butterfield
Puffer
Willett
Tinker
Hardy
Gibson
T. F. Harrington
Arthur TF. Salmon
Talbot Seeks Sixth Regimental Return From Porto Rico
Lieut. Thomas Talbot of the Sixth regiment, fresh from Porto Rico, visited the Republican State committee headquarters. As secretary of the committee he was warmly greeted by officials, in good health and eager for further military service.
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Cuba
Philippines
Porto Rios
Talbot
Porto Rico
Col. Rice
Thomas Talbot
Republican State Committee
State Committee
Corporal candidates reviewed by High School regiment
Capt. George E. Garity and lieutenants of the provisional company examined privates of the High School regiment who sought corporals at the armory last night. Fifty five applicants vied for thirty six slots, and all but a few were deemed fit. The remainder will be tested in a later session.
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George E. Garity
Tewksbury Grange Neighbors Attend Banquet With Westford Dracut Andover Delegates
Neighbors from Tewksbury grange hosted delegates from Westford Dracut Andover West Andover North Andover and Methuen for a Vestry hall meeting followed by a banquet. The event featured recitations songs and a drama Sylvia's Soldier performed by North Andover members. A committee led by Mr Shaw Mrs Merritt and others organized the program.
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Tewksbury Grange
Westford
Dracut
Andover
West Andover
North Andover
Methuen Granges
Vestry Hall
Nate Clough
Dracut Grange
Hayward
Mr. Taylor
R. A. Watson
Mr. Merritt
Sylvia's
North Andover Grange
J. A
F. A. Currier
Arthur
John
Sylvia Horton
A. W
Cora A. Bassett
Horace Lyford
Letitia M. Barker
Bessie Bray
Shaw
Mrs. Merritt
Westford Grange
George Crosby
Joel Phelps
A. J. Trull
D. K. Vaughn
Weavers Cake Walk Social at Burkes Hall
The Weavers' Protective union held a social and cake walk in Burkes hall last evening. Four couples entered the walk at 10 15, with Thomas Armstrong and Sadie Cessey winning first prize, George Tyrell and Mamie Nestor second, and John Martin and Maggie Hughes winning most unique dresses. Dancing continued to a late hour as the committee listed officials and aides.
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Weavers’ Protective Union
Burkes Hall
Atwood
Thomas Armstrong
Sadie Cessey
George Tyrell
Mamie Nestor
John Martin
Maggie Hughes
James Mylott
Leah Bromley
James J. Conroy
John Dalton
Aids
James Long
Martin Marley
Michael Clain
Thomas O’toole
Frank R. LeClair
Foresters of America Hold Smoke Talk in Hall
After a brief business meeting Court Columbus Foresters of America held a social smoke talk at Foresters hall. John Spillane led as master of ceremonies. Entertainment included Forester quartet, Lowell Reform club glee club, Ayotte brothers song and dance, Charles Rogers, Joseph Meyers, George Tummelty, Robert Lundley in song, with William Hanley as accompanist. Representative Hayes provided pipes and tobacco.
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Court Columbus
Foresters of America
Foresters Hall
John Spillane
Forester Quartette
Glee Club
Lowell Reform Club
Ayotte Brothers
Charles Rogers
Joseph Meyers
George Tummelty
Robert Lundley
Wiliam Hanley
W. Hy. T. Hayes
Council Plans Fair and Porto Rico Return Reception
At the Columbia Council meeting 0 U A M arrangements were made to hold a fair soon. The council will also host a reception for returning members Sergeant Pearl Durrell Charlies J Spaulding and Wm Prescott from Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Council
Porto Rico
Pearl Durrell
Charlies J. Spaulding
Wm. Prescott
Lowell Water Board Protects Pure City Water Supply
The Lowell water system shifted from Merrimack river intake to driven wells delivering about 10 million gallons daily. Costs total $284,856 for the system with modern improvements like conduit isolation and a proposed covered reservoir and stand pipe. The board highlights health gains from cleaner water, noting typhoid linked to river and canal water and praising Supt. Thomas for leadership.
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Lowell
Merrimack River
Merrimack
Concord
Manchester
Nashua
India
Boulevard
No. 3
Boston
Sudbury
Cochituate
No. 1
Centralville
Water Board
Varnum Avenue
Navy Yard
Little Canada
Department
Pawtucketville
Bouevard
Boston and New York Markets Reported by Bright Sears
New York market figures compiled by Bright Sears Co. summarize today’s trading in Boston and New York with emphasis on price moves and notable activity across key stocks and sectors. Market mood and early indicators are noted for investors.
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Boston
New York
Bright, Sears & Co
Market Outlook and Investment Opportunities in Real Estate
Potter's Real Estate Gazette notes a revived market on the horizon as buyers seek opportunities. Money lenders offer loans up to 50 000 on approved collateral, with promises of reliable, well represented offerings. The piece urges readers to invest now, claiming many bargains are available in the current issue.
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the Gazette
Fine Embroidery Linen Remnants at Bargain Prices
A. Pollard & Co offers a new lot of very fine linen remnants yard wide in lengths from a half to forty one and a half yards. Suitable for fancy embroidery, covers, scarfs, and handkerchiefs. Four qualities of linen priced 75 cents to $1 a yard, now offered at 25 cents a yard in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollard & CO
A Word to the Wise Is Sufficient Balm Ad
Advertisements hail Ely's Cream Balm curing catarrh and colds with trial offers. Personal testimonials praise its effectiveness and a 10 cent trial size is mailed. Kept by druggists. Ely Brothers advertise 56 Warren Street New York. A child’s tea party joke closes the piece.
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Ely
Alfred W. Stevens
Caldwell
Ohio
Fred’k Fries
Hart St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ely Brothers
Warren St
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Bell
Erie
Potter's Real Estate Gazette
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W. Norcross & CO
SS Central St
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