Sabrey Club Delights Audiences In Original Musical Comedy
The Sabrey Club, Eliot church society’s lively inner circle, staged The Picnic of the Sabrey Club last night in the vestry, a light musical comedy by Paul Abbott with Osmond Long directing and Ernest Dudley Chase painting scenery. It features clever songs, witty puns, cross dressed members and a picnic motif, with Charles Nichols and Willard Parker praised as leading "maids" and a Ramble parody highlighting Rev. EB. Bigelow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabrey Club
Charles Nichols
Willard Parker
Mr. Nichols
Paul Abbott
Eliot Church
Thomas Varnum
Nichols
EB. V. Bigelow
Ernest Chase
Johnnie
Alfred Berrry
Albert Ludwig
Romeo
Princess Zulu
Mimic
Reginald Delaney
Ycke
Harry Woodman
Treas
William Greig
Wagona Mozart
Harold Lighthead
Roland Black
Abner
Amy Greene
Anabelle Gelino
Chocolate Table
Esther Greene
Annie Chase
Edith Cockerill
Edith Russell
Ida Woodies
Mabel Colburn
Mabel Laughton
Building Fund Bazaar Opens at Primitive Methodist Church
The Primitive Methodist church building fund bazaar, opened by J. J. Connell of Tremont & Suffolk mills, drew a large crowd. Alderman Lucius A. Derby presided, a supper was served, and many attended the organized tables and departments run by local groups and families. The fair continues tonight and tomorrow with an in-city entertainment finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primitive Methodist Church
J. J. Connell
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Lucius A. Derby
William and Albert Fielding
Woodcock
M. E. Ogley
Mabel Hird
Ada Ogley
Martha Mason
Mosley
Fielding
Cuttridge
Edith Pogson
Maggie McKinley
Minnie West
Edith Humphries
Mary Holgate
Barlow
Eva Hayes
Hilda Laycock
Louisa Haworth
Annie Taylor
Agnes Hayes
China
Wesley League of C. E
Hayes
Dora Heading
Zilpah Sutcliffe
Emma Manning
Mary Rhodes
Alice Seoble
Luella Laycock
Mary Heap
Ida Wilkinson
Lizzie Parkinson
Sarah Clare
Isabel Caddell
Nellie Feindel
Grindrod
Harry Maden
George Grindrod
Joseph Potter
Fancy
W. Thornton
Maden
Starks
J. Midgley
Medley
Bramhall
A. Thompson
J. Wilmot
Martin
Russell
Wilkinson
J. Orrell
Steel
D. Ingham
T. Gardiner
A. Leith
Lay
Charles Thornton
Herbert Hird
Arthur Anderson
Arthur Hird
Willie Cratch
Mrs. MacCready
Miss Pley
Lizzie Lees
Charlotte Eed
Minnie Meade
Bertha Trickey
Gertrude Humphriss
Eeith Davis
Ida Boughton
Maud Hindle
Alberta Edmunds
Billa Edmunds
Nellie Rawnsley
Edna Smith
Mabel Chapman
Annie Potter
William Wilkinsohn Hois
Alter Hird
Omas Martin
Mr. Roper
Joseph den
John Laycock
High School Class of 1904 Observes Early Hallowe'en Party
The 1904 high school class staged an early Halloween party with gouged faces and lit pumpkins around the annex. Students danced and enjoyed the social, with 15 musical numbers receiving encores. Matrons in charge were Miss Webster Miss Baker Miss Day Miss Milner and committee members included William A. Driscoll chair Miss Margaret Teague and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Webster
Baker
Day
Milner
Hadley
William A. Driscoll
Margaret Teague
Margaret Snow
Gertrude Teague
Marion Bill
Burton Carey
Felton Moody
Willam Gookin
Ward Three Club Hints at City Election Ticket
Ward Three club met for the last meeting before the State election with Jerome Manning presiding. Ex-Mayor John J. Pickman urged city improvements citing park commission work. Other speakers included Senator James H. McKinley Col Royal S. Ripley and ex-Alderman F. P. Rivet. Manning suggested the club could field a ticket in the city election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Three
Jerome Manning
John J. Pickman
Park Commission
James H. McKinley
Col. Royal S. Ripley
F. P. Rivet
Manning
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs by Honey and Tar
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana recalls years of severe lung hemorrhages and poor results from several doctors. After starting Foley's Honey and Tar his lungs grew strong again and he urges use in advanced lung trouble. Local druggists Bold by Goodale's Ellingwood Carter Falls.
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
Goodale
Central Street
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Cetre’ Streets
Carter & Sherburne
Bridge Streets
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex Street
Burdock Blood Bitters touted for quick stomach relief
A claim states Burdock Blood Bitters regulate the stomach and bowels without bother, suggesting natural, fast relief from constipation for all users.
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Subrey Club
Marion
Odette
W. O. Dearbon
Hallowe’en
Lothrop & Cunningham
Ward Three Club
J. J. Pickman
The
Ethel M
Ripley, N.Y
Abe Ptus
Lowell
Boston
Merrimack Street
Eile Delisle
Tucker Street
Optician
Geo. G
Citron
Geo. G. Read
Central St
C. M. Saunders
O. A. Wilkins
Prescott Street
Holihan Bros
Tarragona Port
Holinan Bros
Cor
Common and
Hampshire Sts. Lawrence
Mass
New England
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Prescott ST
J. B. Goodwin
Thorndike ST
R. T. Booth
Hyomei
Wiew Spring Water Co
H. M. Sargent
Mgr
Merrimack River
W. E. Hicks
Fred C. Cuff
Assistay
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