Notre Dame Golden Jubilee at St Patrick's Lowell
The Academy of Notre Dame Lowell marked its seventy fifth anniversary with a mass at St Patrick's Church led by Rev John J McHugh and a sermon by Rev James W Hickey. A noon banquet followed in the convent hall with about 175 to 200 guests.
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St. Patrick’s Church
J. W. Hicke
Convent Hall
Academy of Notre Dame
Academy
Order
St. Patrick's Church
John J. McHugh
Callahan
Walsh
Culbert
William O'Brien
Haydn
James W. Hickey
Lowell
St. Patrick's Parish
Hickey
Sisters of Notre Dame
America
John O'Sien
John Fitzpatrick
Boston
Sister Destre
Rose
Stanislaus
Francis
Mary Honorine
John O’brien
L. McSorley
Laura Denault
Teresa Mahoney
Suppe
Mi 3
Anna Lyons
Cecile Dozois
Marie O'Donnell
Regina Denault
Carrie Lane
Mary Holmes
Elizabeth Coughlin
Elizabeth Farley
Mary Allen
Hortense Gallagher
Ella Reilly
Golden Belle
Mary Joyce
Margaret Locke
Julia Donahue
Academy Hall
Notre Dame Academy
Garfield Post 120 Marks 21st Anniversary in Merrimack Hall
The 21st anniversary of James A. Garfield Post 120 was observed with a banquet and two hours of speeches and selections in Merrimack street hall. Notable attendees included Acting Mayor Badger and Rev E Victor Bigelow. A Bazaar by Foresters continued with dancing by the Cadet Orchestra and busy tables, with events to conclude tonight and tomorrow night.
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James A. Garfield
Merrimack Street
Charles Coburn
Post
Washington
Badger
E. Victor Bigelow
Mr. Jeffrey
George E. Martin
George T. Woodward
Mr. Gorman
Daniel Varnum
Prof
Jeffrey
Quartette
Boyd
George F. Kenngett
G. M. Smiley
Foresters
Foresters’ Hall
Joseph E. Rock
Harvest Supper At Centralville Methodist Church
The annual harvest supper at Centralville Methodist Church drew a large crowd with meals served from 6 30 to eight o’clock. Mrs G W Titus led the serving along with several other women and Mr Boyd Hamilton and Mr Walter Munson helped wait on tables. An after supper program under Miss Annie Kirby featured readings by Nellie Bowen and Ina Heaton a violin solo by Chester Martel and a piano solo by Earl Kimball.
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Centralville Methodist Church
G.W. Titus
S. J. Kirby
J.T. Smith
J. P. Roberts
Gardner Wills
Annie Hamilton
W.S. McLean
Susie Smith
Alice Gegeenheimer
Angie L. Wallace
Boyd Hamilton
Walter Munson
Annie Kirby
Nellie Bowen
Ina Heaton
Chester Martel
Earl Kimball
Fire on Central Bridge Hits Sidewalk Planks
A fire started under the Central bridge near the middle span last evening and consumed sidewalk planking close to the roadway. Firefighters called for a steam fire engine to extinguish the blaze completely.
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Central Bridge
Conway Transfer Company wagon service pitch
Businessmen are offered a convenient wagon system by Conway Transfer Company. They provide horse and wagon with optional driver, name and paint the wagon, keep it in good shape, and handle setup at no risk, with telephone 77-303.
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Businss
Staple cotton goods market remains firm and strong
The Herald reports a very firm staple cotton goods market with mills largely sold ahead for next year and limited offerings moving quickly. Prices remain firm, deliveries sometimes delayed, and buyers face higher reorders as shipments remain constrained amid strong demand across brown sheetings, muslins, linens, prints, and silk goods.
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Herald
Borden
Windsor Percales
Cretonnes
Arnold Cretonnes
Sea Island Percales
House to House Visitation Project Begins Effort
Central committee on house to house visitation and Lowell District Sunday School executives met Monday evening with pastors to discuss the program. Leaders cited its magnitude difficulties and potential benefits, noting district chairmen, and information from Rev C C P Hiller of Boston and Dr Ford of Syracuse. Despite hard work and big cost, the group agreed to proceed with planned canvass, finance and workers to be supplied as needed.
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E. Victor Brcelow
Lowell District Sunday School Association
Rey
Messrs
Ford
Welles
Bigelow
Craig
Huntington
True
Kirk St. Men’s League Banquet Highlights New Work Year
The sixth annual banquet of Kirk Street Congregational church men’s league was held in the vestry with an excellent supper and an impressive program. Rev. Charles F. Carter of Lexington spoke on standards, praising practical, broad ideals and naming Theodore Roosevelt as a moral standard. President Henry Smith announced his resignation, to be succeeded by James B. Gibson, as decorations and hosting by various members received warm applause.
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Men’s League
Kirk Street Congregational Church
Percy Smith
Edward R. Wirt
Henry Smith
League
Chares F. Carter
Lexington
Theodore Roosevelt
Geo. E. Martin
Smith
James B. Gibson
Co. P. Kitson
Richardson
Walter Parker
Messrs
Osborn Cilley
Chas. E. Cooke
William Rawlinson
Ralph J. MacBrayne
Robert Rawlinson
Walter Simmons
Joseph Howarth
Paul B Locke in Billerica case linked to local families
Winchester Oct 29 Paul B Locke the youth arrested at Billerica on breaking and entering and larceny from Jug Island summer cottages is a West Side linked figure. He is son of Mrs Walter W Locke and stepson of Sawtelle, once connected to Boynton family. earlier reports claimed elopement and marriage with his brother’s fiancée. He was briefly employed at Wright and Ditson where colleagues recalled his queer spells and odd talk.
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Winchester
Paul B. Locke
Billerica
Jug Island
Boynton
Locke
West Side
Walter W. Locke
Edward Boynton
Paul
Sawtelle
Providence
Boston
Wright & Ditson's
Journal
Buston V Harvard Brewing Verdict Over Finger Injury
In an afternoon session a jury found for Buston against Harvard Brewing in a case arising from a finger injury while operating a machine at the defendant's plant. The Ducharme case remained on trial as the session closed. President Roosevelt backs Butler Ames in Congress amid questions of confidence.
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Buston
Harvard Brewing Company
Ducharme
Roosevelt
Butler Ames
Congress
Ady
The Great White Diamond at the Opera House
A four act melodrama enthralled a fair audience with a Nyctalops vampire villain warming the crowd with hissed entrances. Florence Huntley led as Lola Brace with strong support from Joseph P. Winter Charles Booth Fred Cohn and Lizzie Mulvey as others. The show will repeat tonight and future plans include The Danicheffs adaptation and Sky Farm in coming weeks.
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Walter Fessler
Frank Barrett
Nyctalops
Gugielmo Ricciardi
South Africa
Robert Thorn
Judge Brace
Nevada
Lola Brace
Florence Huntley
Lola
Miss Huntley
Joseph P. Winter
Charles Booth
Fred Cohn
Jakey Loosefish
Lizzie Mulvey
High Rollers Bring Five Evening Performances to Academy of Music
The High Rollers troupe opens at the Academy of Music with five performances and strong advance sales. The company of 35 features high quality comedy and music, with premium salaries and top performers. Elaborate gowns, scenery, and a live pictures set enhance the package. Matinees are scheduled Friday and Saturday prior to the next show, A Night in Chinatown, coming to Lewell on Monday.
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High Rollers
Academy of Music
High Roller
Chinatown
Dempsey
Lewell
Casto Theatre Draws Big Crowds Amid High Standards
Casto Theatre in Fall River remains popular due to top notch shows by Manager Haynes. The venue enforces strict guidelines against suggestive or vulgar content, appealing to a large audience including many women. The Casto circuit is thriving with a new Lowell house boosting its strong reputation and overall business across Lawrence and Lowell.
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Casto
Haynes
Fall River
Lawrence
Lowell
Special Linen Crash Toweling Remnant Sale
New mill provides pure linen crash toweling remnants from 2 to 10 yards in smooth end eleon. Texture and durability akin to Russia crash. Sold at 5 cents per yard, best value yet. Remnant department basement A. G. Pollard & Co.
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Russia
A. G. Pollard & CO
About the House column seeks reader kitchen tips
The Lowell Weekly Journal invites Lady readers to send recipes hints suggestions or thoughts for the About the House department. Address About the House Department Lowell Weekly Journal.
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Lowell Weekly Journal
Bedtime Prayer For Homeless Children by Lillias Nevin
A quiet poem contrasts warm home bedtime prayers with the plight of homeless children. The speaker asks for divine shelter and daily bread for those without beds or guarded folds, invoking Christ child imagery and pleading for compassion and blessing. The verse is attributed to Lillias C Nevin in the Christian Register.
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Lillias C. Nevin
Christian Register
Editorial Reflections on Domestic Life and Cooking
A compact column muses on boiled apples as a culinary novelty, prudent laundering of embroidered items, selecting suitable houseplants, avoiding window clutter, and the appeal of recipes. It criticizes overcollection of cookbooks, discusses cleaning difficult carafes, and questions the domestic service dilemma and bread quality, noting stress on nervous women from overwork.
French Creamed Corned Beef Hash
A recipe for creamed corned beef hash with equal red corned beef and potato pieces. Use one cup meat to three quarters cup potatoes, stir in oatier fat, add butter and green pepper, then one cup rich cream. Boil once, serve hot with toast heart garnish and parsley. Poached eggs may accompany on a separate dish.
How to Cook Apples in Syrup
Recipe notes say to prepare x large apples peeled cured and quartered. Make a syrup with one cup sugar and one cup water, add juice and a touch of lemon rind, bring to a boil.
Glazed Fruit in Syrup with Gelatine Jelly
A method for cooking apples pears in syrup on a flat pan then setting in a jelly. Slice fruit season it briefly remove from syrup lay in a glass dish temper water add gelatine dissolve in cold water pour over fruit chill until firm. Mrs H L J provides the tip in Tabla Talk.
Bonnes Bouches and Obedience Quip Quoted in Papers
A Philadelphia Bulletin quip contrasts love and obedience in marriage, while the Philadelphia Record cites a Living Church quotation from a Connecticut woman’s diary about domestic life. A humorous remark on reading habits and a dinner carving image follow.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Connecticut
Mother Eve
Patty
Granddaughter’s Water Joke Delights Congressman Brownlow
Congressman Brownlow of Tennessee enjoys a playful moment when his granddaughter reports seeing something “with no legs” on the kitchen floor. She reveals it was water, a wit pour from a curious child, reported by the St. Louis Post-Despatch.
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Congressman Brownlow
Tennessee
Washing in the Old World
A Chicago Tribune snippet surveys laundry practices across Asia and Africa, noting Koreans washing in cold water by paddling clothes, Japanese using flat boards, Goths seeking sun wrinkles, and Egyptian and Egyptian Nile washing by men and women slapping garments on river stones with forceful sounds.
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Egypt
Nile
Chicago Tribune
Suggestions for jelly makers from early kitchen notes
Suggestions for jelly makers discuss flavoring tips with rose geranium leaves and spices, warning to add at the end to avoid cold tastes. It describes layering red and pale lemon jellies as a novelty, with shading options, and notes such experiments occurred in professional kitchens and occasionally at home.
Darwin and Spencer in Health and Beliefs
The article contrasts Darwin and Herbert Spencer as health skeptics and thinkers. It notes Darwin’s faith in hydropathy faded amid failed cures and praises his inductive approach. It criticizes Spencer for deductive bias, condemns his views on medicine vaccination and nature, while mentioning his audacious broader critiques.
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Darwin
Herbert Spencer
British Edical Journal
Amertown Medicine
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Edw. W. Kelley, Jr
A. N. Richardson
Somerville
W. J. Flynn
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Nora T. Enright
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F. K. Bowne
Atlantic
J. J. Desmond
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W. H. Gibbons
Katherine M. Cogan
Katherine R. McDonald
Elizabeth J. McSorley
A. F. McDermott
J. Cotter
C. W. Holmes
Edw. McMulkin
James Lyons
John T. Sullivan
Anna J. Lyons
Patrick Kelly
P. Gilbride
James F. Hayes
R. F. Sheehan
M. E. Cotter
Middeford
O. F. Malley
M. E. Holihan
A. T. Coffey
Nora Maguire
Kate Fitzgerald
Winthrop
Alice T. Owens
John H. Morrison
Mary A. Egan
Jennie L. O'Connor
Mary Co. McCarthy
Jennie Winn
Haverhill
Teresa G. Birmingham
Kate A. Seed
M. Amelia Eichon
Ellen M. Gurty
M. J. Sullivan
D. F. Sullivan
Mary Hickey
Lizzie Connors
Mary Ryan
J. R. Mitchell
Brookline
Nelie F. Ort
Lizzie A. Ganey
Jennie G. Ganey
Peabody
S. J. Nevins
Revere
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Alice Garrigan
Clotilda A. Delaney
Helen T. Farrell
Mary F. Farrell
Mary C. Lynch
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George F. Green
Albert White
Katherine Quinn
Grace C. Delaney
Mary F. O'Brien
Henry O'Dowd
Frances Fleming
D. W. Cc. O'Donoghue
Marie E. O'Donoghue
Portland
Dennis J. Devine
Lucy O'Donnell
M. A. Corcoran
Margaret Tancred
Andrew Keefe
Mary G. Hanlon
Josephine Murphy
Helen F. Murphy
Elizabeth A. Marren
Margie F. Marren
Mary R. Marren
J. W. MacDonald
Marlboro
Lizzie Allen
Alice Masterson
A. J. Ford
D. T. O'Keefe
Jamaica Plain
Helen Elizabeth Garland
Alice M. Brogan
Anna Gookin
Mollie Fitzpatrick
Anna Joyce
Rose Joyce
Jennie Joyce
Nellie A. Corbett
Margaret F. Corbett
Teresa Corbett Donohoe
Anastasia Corbett Rourke
Katherine Corbett McMorrow
Mary A. Sullivan
Elizabeth Gaffne
Everett
James Dwyer
Sara A. Kelly
Josephine T. Kelly
Helen Sullivan
M. J. Courtney
O. M. Donohoe
Elizabeth H. Murphy
James F. Saunders
Katherine FE
Elliott
Julia Lanen
Rose M. Lanen
South Groveland
Mary V. O'Brien
J. L. Maguire
Arlington
Elizabeth Marren
Marie Marren
Mary Veronica O'Brien
James Maguire
Dr. Coady-Ward
W. Newton
Anna J. Devine
Etta G. Burns
Mary J. Fox
Gertrude B. Herrick
Garfield Post
Conway Transfer Company
Kirk ST. Men's League
Superior Court
Harvard Brewery
Opera House
James O'Neill
Monte Cristo
Liebler & Co
Sky Farm
New England
Edward F. Kidder
E. V. Phelan Stock Company
Henry Guy Carleton
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