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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
10
Details show September daylight length 12 hours 38 minutes with sunrise and sunset times. Moon sets at 1:07 a.m. and spans the lunar phase information for the observed period.
The Emmett club will meet at its hall on Market street this Sunday at 2 p m. An educational column mentions piano lessons resumed by Mrs M Jennie Clifton Puffer at 18 May street starting October 1. Also notes on dentists, hardware, coatings, mandolin music, and seasonal bargains from local merchants.
J H Donohue will manage the Glasgow Woolen Mills store opening in Fitchburg. Mrs Reuel L Farris of China Maine renews acquaintances in Lowell and Billerica. Miss Mary Pendergast returns to Newark New Jersey after two months with cousin Miss Nellie Buckmaster of Kinman Street. Miss Kathrina W Sanborn of Waban Massachusetts becomes engaged to Mr Charles A Chamberlain of Westford.
Salem September 13 the Essex county grand jury sitting in Salem returned a partial list of indictments in superior court before Judge Sherman. The main focus centered on two cases bribery in the sixth district and libel allegations by Alderman Cashman and John J. Lomasney against Robin Damon of the Salem Evening News. Rufus P Tapley of Haverhill appeared regarding the bribery matter but the jury deferred action to the next term. The jury heard Mayor Hurley M L Sullivan and other well known politicians. no indictment was returned in the libel case after extensive consideration.
Wauhatchie Command union opened the season with an open Memorial Hall meeting attended by ladies and four Nashua veterans. Col. George T. Woodward presided as Rev. George F. Martin spoke briefly and Capt. S. N. Pickering discussed loyalty and patriot ism. Woodward recalled a December 1862 march of his division. Business session preceded the gathering, followed by supper.
Mrs. E. Kennett of Springfield Missouri credits Postum Food Coffee with restoring her health after a consumption diagnosis and a trip to Asheville. She could not tolerate regular coffee, but the beverage replaced coffee at every meal, improving her stomach and strength enough for her to return home. She urges others facing hardship to try Postum for a longer life.
The Harrisburg improvement plan, adopted after a rapid fundraising drive, creates a public works board and funds to develop water and sewerage, parks, and streets. Expert reports by Warren H. Manning and others advocate riverfront esplanades, bank preservation, and a citywide park system to unify future development and curb disease and flooding.
Auctioneers Conant & Co announce absolute sale of the Mary E McArdell estate at 923t Washington Street on September 16 1902 at 6 pm. The property features an 11 room two and a half story house with two tenements on a 42 by 5200 foot lot, fenced with shade trees and yard space. Inspection after 10 am day of sale, deposit of 400 required to struck off, liberal terms.
The Byrne Brothers revived Eight Bells at the Academy of Music in Lowell with rekindled tricks and elaborate scenery. The act features acrobatics, the Ford sisters dance, Martelle bicycle stunts, and comic routines including Joe La Rose as Isse Eastwich. The cast, stage management, and rapid scene changes receive praise as the show promises additional performances and matinees at bargain prices.
No quorum halted the Chelmsford water extension hearing as only two city council committee members attended. An adjournment to next Wednesday evening was taken with Col. Royal S. Ripley and Selectman McMahon representing the petitioners.
Octave Leplante, over 40, narrowly escaped serious harm when two horses bolted on a Thorndike street hill. He fell from the wagon, suffered a deep head gash and slight brain concussion, was treated at a nearby store and then at St John’s Hospital. The Haverhill City band plans a grand concert at Canoble Lake park on Sunday September 14.
The Academy of Music requests the pleasure of your presence as My Dear Alphonse and My Dear Gaston perform Monday night, inviting attendees to join the event and enjoy the show.
T B Trull of Tewksbury sold a premium load of vegetables to Walker and Thompson with a promise they forward the payment to Lowell General Hospital. An automobile race for a purse of money is scheduled at the fair grounds this afternoon.
Real estate notes discuss United Shoe Machinery Co potential Lowell site amid director disagreements over Beverly land. Atherton mill gains a new roof while mass production expansions and a novel saw tooth roof add light. Storehouse plans shift toward Merrimack square. Lowell growth as mills store goods locally to attract buyers and boost taxable property. A gas works chimney project costs about 100000, and foreclosure of 300000 feet of Pawtucketville land ends Emery heirs’ ownership.
The Textile school brickwork nears finish and the Livingstone grist mill work wraps up. Varnums repair the Tyngsboro bridge and alter Eliot church while building a Chase house in Hawthorne avenue with custom interior design by Mr. Chase. Budgeted talks include the Dempsey building nearing completion and Dolan block upcoming. lumber delays cited. Timber land sale from Sawyersville to Watts and Green valued around $82,000.
Transactions for the week in Lowell show Jacques Boisvert selling land with buildings on Hildreth Street to Raphael Saulnier et al for $1. Kate Bailey transfers Emery Street land to Amasa A Brown for $1. Elizabeth Richardson sells land with buildings on Carter Street to Caroline Moulton for $1. Middlesex Safe Deposit and Trust mentioned.
Mr. Consumer notes their stock of Broken and No 1 Nut is completely sold out yesterday and now only Stove Egg and No 2 Nut remain. The letter from Stanley & CoO, with offices on Moody and Thorndike streets, Moody and Meadowcroft streets, questions if the customer can afford to risk continued shortage.
A list of land transfers and deeds from multiple towns including Pine Street, Tyngsborough Road, Lagrange Street, West Union Street, Varnum Avenue, Fourth Avenue, Lakeview Avenue, Broadway, Mammoth Road, Parker Avenue, Maple Street, Allen Road, and Old Middlesex Turnpike. Transactions reference parcels with buildings, estates, and meager prices such as 1 dollar and one 150 dollar meadow land transfer, detailing grantors and grantees like Albert M. Howe, George Prempas, Eddie L. Gray, A Wheelock, and others.
Edwin D Hapgood died at his home 144 Andover street at 63 years 10 months and 14 days He was born in Belvidere and lived in Lowell since birth except for 12 years when he ran his own business He attended public schools and worked as a traveling salesman for E P Hapgood & Sons He leaves a wife a mother Mrs Harriet A and a brother Edgar Hapgood of Belvidere Mattress Mfg Co Belvidere.
Funeral services were held for William J. Hart at 114 Pleasant street with Rev N W Matthews. remains sent to East Derry New Hampshire for burial. Mrs Emma M Duprez died at 380 Central street and was sent to Riverside Rhode Island for burial. Emily wife of Joseph Rawnsley funeral at 26 Otis street with Parish cleric and singers. Amelia Cummings funeral at 7 Lagrange street with Edson cemetery burial. Mary Fineral funeral at 203 Lake view avenue with burial in St Patrick's cemetery. Thomas Harrington 67 at St Johns hospital. Edwin D Hapgood 63 10 14 at 154 Andover street funeral Sunday 2 pm. Joseph Ryan infant son of Lawrence and Lizzie Ryan died in Tewksbury Center. Foreign women replacing servant girls in London as native help grows scarce.
To inquirers and readers, the article explains that rebuilding health takes time, stating that Father John’s Medicine provides relief for bronchitis asthma and consumption but requires daily use over a period to restore strength. It promises a refund if the cough or cold is not cured.
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