Munyon Paw Paw Remedy Ad Claims Cure For Indigestion
An advertisement extols Munyon s Paw Paw as a universal cure for insomnia nervousness and stomach troubles claiming it rejuvenates aged and weak individuals. It includes testimonials from George Deering A J Wessen and Thomas J Hart praising its nerve food effects and relief from heartburn and indigestion with a price list for large bottles and laxative pills.
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Paw Paw
A. J. Wessen
Main St
Auburn
Thomas J. Hart
Roxbury
Mass
Harvest Supper At Pawtucket Congregational Parish
The Pawtucket Congregational parish held its annual harvest supper at the church attracting nearly 150 attendees. A large committee led by chairmen Mrs. Fred Howe and Mrs. Albert Park oversaw arrangements with entertainment by Mr. Frank B. Hill and decorations by Miss Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
Endeavorers Elect First Trinitarian Church Officers
The Y P S C E of the First Trinitarian Congregational church met last night and elected officers and committees. Officers include President Walter Robinson and Vice President Miss Charlotte Sherman. Committees cover look-out, prayer meeting, social, finance, flower and relief, with several members named.
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First Trinitarian Congregational Church
Walter Robinson
Presdent
Charlotte Sherman
Marion Gerry
William Walmsley
Clifford Carey
Gertrude Davis
Helen Hines
Maude Shaw
Raymond Coffin
H. H. Sumgner
Chester Hunt
Thomas Hintze
Rilda Gunn
Florence Dole
Earle Farnham
Albert Ludwig
Edgar Ames
Nettie Studley
Elnora Clifford
Gertrude Taylor
Foster Dole
Flower and Relief Committee
Mabel Palmer
Rena Landers
Mabel Gragin
Roxie Henderson
Ama McLean
Lowell group enjoys West trip with Warren guide
About 200 well known Lowell residents traveled to the West last night and returned the same evening. They praised tour conductor O. E. Warren for detailed explanations of scenery and places visited. The Worthen Street Baptist church hosted the event with stereopticon views.
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Lowell
O. E. Warren
Worthen Street Baptist Church
Warren
California
Special Colonist Tickets on Nickel Plate Railroad
Daily until November 30 the Nickel Plate Railroad sells special one way Colonists tickets from Buffalo to California and other Pacific Coast points for 42.50 with lower rates to Utah Montana and Idaho. Includes tri weekly tourist car service. See local agents L P Burgess N E P A No 258 Washington Street Boston.
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Nickel Plate Railroad
Buffalo
California
Pacific Coast
Sullivan and Gormley Wed in Immaculate Conception Ceremony
Centralville grocer Michael J. Sullivan and Ellen J. Gormley were married at the Immaculate Conception church by Rev. Lawrence Tighe. The couple received guests, including relatives from Tyngsboro and Boston, at a reception on 249 High Street. They departed for a wedding tour and plan to reside at 249 High Street after December 1.
Obituary of Joseph D. Gould in North Billerica
Joseph D. Gould dies at 68 in North Billerica after a career as Harvard Lawrence School graduate, chemist, and Talbot Dyewood leader. Survived by wife Elvira Rogers. funeral Friday at 3 15 p m. private burial. Forge Village St Catherine's reunion planned. local entertainments feature Old Homestead success. Joe Wall plans a new winter show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Gould
North Billerica
Jamaica Plain
Lawrence Scientific School
Harvard
Billerica
C. S. Talbot & Co
Talbot Dyewood and Chemical Co
Elvira
Calvin Rogers
O. A. Nelson
Forge Village
St. Catherine's Church
Abbot's Hall
Fred Longbottom
Lowell Opera House
Joe Wall
Joe
Social dances and gatherings fill Healy’s hall and village events
The 92 club hosted a social dance in Healy's hall with Kit Tredge's orchestra. Refreshments followed. Mr John Morrison's party near Tyngsboro drew few villagers due to weather but guests enjoyed a concert and dances. A football game at Hillside Park features Littleton A C vs the home team at 2 30 pm. Court Westford M C O F plans a box party in Healy's hall on Nov 7. W R Johnson visits from philadelphia on a hunting trip, bagging six quail and two woodcock. Mr and Mrs Henry Smith take a car trip through Groton and Ayer area. Frank Nelson of Lowell visits local contacts.
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Healy
Kittredge
John Morrison
Tyngsboro
Holy City
Clarence McLenna
Catherine Burke
Ward
Hillside Park
Littleton A. C
Court Westford
Henry Smith
Groton
Ayer
Frank Nelson
Lowell
Westford voters weigh Luce law at upcoming election
At the forthcoming state election on Tuesday November 3 Westford voters decide on adopting the Luce law to curb cross party voting. Polls will be open 6 AM to 4 PM. Meanwhile Middlesex North Pomona Orange plans a November 6 meeting in Lowell with speeches by State Master Ladd and Senator Morse on farmers in legislation. The Fortnightly club met despite rain in district No 9 with a varied program including readings songs and a humorous dialogue by local members. A former townsman Mr E A Stevens attended the Unitarian church social last Sunday.
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Luce
Middlesex North Pomona Orange
Lowell
Odd Fellows Hall
Centralville
Ladd
Morse
Belchertown
Pomona
George E. Crosby
Tewksbury
E. A. Stevens
Unitarian Church
North Westford
Herman Sherburne
Eva Ward
Carl Wright
Alma G. Wright
Luella Wright
Edwin Gould
Fred Blodgett
Lillian Wright
Everett Wood
Horace Gould
Clarence Wright
John Ward
Charles Blodgett
Groton School Loses First Game Of Season
Groton school suffered a 10 to 0 defeat by Dean academy on Saturday Oct 17, as notes hint at a forthcoming Nov 4 meeting with St. Mark's. Injuries include Willie Boynton breaking both wrist bones. warnings arise after a fatal season start. Other items cover church fair results, local illnesses, teaching appointments, Sunday observances, and community events.
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Groton School
Dean Academy
Boston Daily Papers
St. Mark’s
Willie
W. T. Boynton
Portland
Maine
N. G. Freeman
Emma J. Stone
Congregational Church
M. W. Parkhurst
Friends
Boston
Marion B. Needham
McNabb and Connor Tie Steady at Immaculate Conception
Mr James B McNabb and Miss Mary Elizabeth Connor wed at Immaculate Conception rectory with Rev E A Dorgan officiating. Bride wore gray nun veiling and roses. bridemaid Catherine Connor in blue nun veiling and white pinks. After the ceremony guests joined at 73 Pleasant street for a wedding lunch. couple to reside at 106 Pleasant street after January first.
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James B. McNabb
Mary Elizabeth Connor
Immaculate Conception
E. A. Dorgan
O. M.I
Catherine Connor
William F. Sullivan
Michael Connor
Pleasant Street
D. L. Page Company
McNabb
New York State
Swaby and Rock Wed at St Peter's Parish Home
Mr Percy P E Swaby and Miss Agnes V Rock married yesterday at St Peter's parish residence. Rev D J Heffernan officiated. Bridesmaid Miss May Rock and groomsman Sidney Swaby attended. Reception at 100 Howard Street followed. couple to live there after December 1.
Welch and Lewis Married at St. Peter's Church
Mr Joseph Welch and Miss Madeline Lewis were united in marriage at St. Peter's parochial residence last evening at 6 o'clock. Rev W George Mullin performed the ceremony. Bridesmaid Miss Gertrude Little and groomsman Bryant Coleman. The bride wore steel traveling dress and picture hat, carried white chrysanthemums. Reception at 43 Walnut street followed. The couple departed for Boston on the 6:20 train and will be at home after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy P. E. Swaby
Agnes V. Rock
St. Peter’s Church
D. J. Heffernan
Miss May Rock
Sidney Swaby
James Rock
Howard Street
Sylvia Burnham
F. E. Harris
Joseph
Walnut Street
Welch
Boston
Emery Merlin Wedding At Pleasant Street Home
Mr Nathaniel Emery and Miss Elia May Merlin wed last evening at 7 80 o clock at the bride s home 163 Pleasant street Rev James F Allen officiated Bridemaid Miss Gertrude McPhee groomsman Mr Charles Husband The bride wore white crepe de chine with duchesse lace and carnations The bridemaid wore white crepe de chine with white pinks A reception followed for immediate friends Gifts were plentiful After a wedding tour the couple will reside at 25 Gates street.
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Nathaniel Emery
Elia May Merlin
Pleasant Street
James F. Allen
Gertrude McPhee
Charles Husband
Emery
Gates Street
Ferguson Spellman Wed In Somerville Ceremony
Mr Sidney J Ferguson of Somerville wed Miss A Louise Spellman of this city yesterday at 2 pm at the bride’s home. Rev R A Greene officiated in the parlor with palms and flowers. The couple plan a wedding trip to New York Gettysburg Washington and Cincinnati and will live at 378 Medford Street Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Jerome Ferguson
Somerville
A. Louise Spellman
Lewis E. Spellman
Hastings Street
R. A. Greene
Grace Universalist Church
William H. Spellman
Althea Spellman
R. J. Ferguson
Harry Bursley
Harry Spellman
Auburn
N. Y
Springfield Couple Weds in Autumn Parlor Ceremony
Mr Eugene Erastus Sykes of Springfield and Miss Lena Carlista Fowler of this city married yesterday at 4 PM in the bride’s parents home on Princeton Street Rev R A Greene officiating The ceremony occurred in the parlor before autumn decorations maid of honor Miss Ethel M King Springfield and groomsman Mr George F Sykes Suffield Conn the bride wore white peau de soie silk with duchesse lace and bertha
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Erastus Sykes
Springfield
Lena Carlista Fowler
R. A. Greene
Charles M. Fowler
Princeton Street
Ethel M. King
George F. Sykes
Suffield, Conn
Bertha
Salary grab exposed in ad ministration scandal
A Massachusetts historical account details a 1903 appropriation and payoffs to state officers for commissions and clerical work. Governor Bates approved salaries of 2000 to three officials, with cited misuse of funds and multiple salaries violating state law. The piece urges a Democratic shift to end such extravagance, endorsing Col. W. A. Gaston for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Adjutant General
Crane
Ways and Means
Senate
Bates
Dalton
Olin
Kimball
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
William D. Hawley
Turner
Committee of Ways and Means
Hawley
Henry C. Merwin
House Committee On Rules
Samuel Dalton
Prince Henry
Prussia
State House
Col
W. A. Gaston
The Billionaire Scores a Decided Hit at Opera House
At the Opera House last evening The Billionaire a musical farce by Harry B. Smith and Gustave Kerker drew a large audience with strong music clever settings and an appealing stage spectacle Jerome Sykes as Marcas Hanna received warm applause Nellie Follis and the ensemble delivered notable duets and numbers Walter Percival Harry Kelly and John P. Kennedy provided standout performances. Joseph Murphy returns tonight in Kerry Gow and Miss Marie Yorke stars in Why Women Sin with a strong supporting cast listed for the Friday and Saturday run
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Billionaire
Harry B. Smith
Gustave Kerker
Opera House
Jerome Sykes
Marcus Hanna
John Doe
Walter Percival
Harry Kelly
John P. Kennedy
Mrs. Peppercorn
Josie Intropodi
Marie Yorke
Dorothy Pemberton
M. W. Taylor
J. W. Hartman
Arthur Ellery
Edith Warde
J. Agnes Gutman
Little Ida May
Marie Rainford
P. Parks
J. Chadwick
A. W. Morgan
James Norton
Henry Jones
His College Chum tops Casto bill with strong laughs
Ferrar, Cole & Company present His College Chum a clever merriment filled vaudeville. Rosalre and Taft perform top flight comedy acrobatics while Frank Fogerty delivers a hit monologue and song. Reserved seats available via telephone 815-3.
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Casto
Ferrar, Cole & Company
Rosalre
Taft
Frank Fogerty
Hinman's Business College Ad Teaches Bookkeeping Courses
A Worcester Massachusetts advertisement from Hinman’s Business College offers at home bookkeeping and stenography courses by mail. It claims 23 years of operation in Worcester and Boston, placing 6000 bookkeepers and stenographers. Diplomas awarded and hundreds placed in positions with testimonials from Boston and Worcester.
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Worcester
Boston
Boston and Worcester
Hinman’'S Business College
Worcester, Mass
Al Reeves Burlesque Opens at Academy of Music
Al Reeves publicizes his Big Burlesque company with a fine olio and two burlettas opening at the Academy of Music Friday evening. The show promises novelty acts and lively entertainment in a period style revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Reeves
Academy of Music
Wedding of Mr and Mrs Sykes in Springfield
The ceremony featured roses and white muslin attire with pink roses for the maid of honor. Ushers were Miss Emma Runels and Miss Charlotte Agnes Libby of Lowell, music by Miss Maude Marshall, and a wedding lunch served by four waitresses. Guests from Salem to Gardner attended. The couple began a bridal tour through the South and will be home at 15 Wellsley Street, Springfield after December 1.
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Emma Runels
Charlotte Agnes Libby
Lowell
Maude Marshall
Edith C. Merchant
Josephine Webster
Elsie M. Craigin
Lena Hale
Salem
Beverly
Suffield
Conn
Springfield
Boston
Haverhill and Gardner
Walker Proposal Sparks Impromptu Elopement
An exchange from Chicago Record Herald reveals a couple choosing a spontaneous elopement, preferring to walk rather than rely on an automobile for their hurried marriage plan. The banter highlights their readiness and practicality in a lighthearted society note.
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Chicago Record- Herald
Lowell Orchestral Society Auction for Seats at Recitals
Huntington hall seats about 1900 for six grand winter recitals. An auction sale will be held next Wednesday afternoon Nov. 4 at 2 30 o’clock to secure preferred seating. Premiums are small and the deal promises substantial value with a dollar concert for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Hall
Lowell Orchestral Society
Doctor and patient joke about pill label confusion
A doctor asks if Mrs. O'Brien husband takes his medicine regularly. She explains the label reads one pill to be taken three times daily, but she cannot see how it can be taken more than once. The exchange highlights a punchline about dosage wording.
Farm Bargain Offers 70 Acres with Buildings and Water
Auction note describes a farm offering 70 acres with buildings a house and barn wind mill running water and two ponds ideal as a summer home asking 2800 with buildings not costing that much to replicate photos available at the office Also listed is a boarding and lodging house of 36 rooms well furnished with steady boarders and good profits priced at 850 located at 64 Central Street contact T A Ertel tel 908-2.
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T. A. Er
Central Street
Dr Thomas’s Eclectric Oil Promises Croup Relief
Advertises cures for croup sore throat and pulmonary troubles claiming versatility to ease pain from many causes. Presents Monarch as the source of relief with promises of quick comfort through an electric oil remedy.
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Thomas
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Lawrence Tighe
Mollie Gormley
Peter Sullivan
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Joseph Gormley
Maynard
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McLaughlin
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Ellingwood & Co
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Swaby—Rock
Welch—Lewis
Merlin
Spellman—Ferguson
Lowell Textile School
Vesper L. George
Julian Academy
WM. W. Crosby
Oney
Conservatory OF Music
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Appleton Street
Swan Bldg
Alice H. Smith
Joseph Murphy
Kerry Gow
Mr. Murphy
Joe Murphy
Scanlon
Chauncey Olcott
Edwin Booth
Harriette G. Lee
SWAN
Edward Everett Adams
Odd Fellows Temple
Middlesex Street
Bernadette Fontaine
Fulton Street
Effie L. Palmer
Briglia Method Studio
Swan Brig
Nano M. Gallagher
E. A. Wells
Pilgrim Hall
O'Donnell & Gilbride
Hampshire Street
G. F. Hamer
Royal Conservatory of Munich
Picksons
Dickson’s Tea Store
Merrimack Street
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