Daughters of St George and Eastern Star hold regular meetings
Daughters of St George Princess lodge No 12 plan to attend the grand meeting in Lawrence starting Sept 30 with Grand President Elizabeth Green presiding. Oct 12 a car will be chartered for Lawrence. Eastern Star Puritan chapter No 54 held routine business with November 11 inspection set. Passaconaway Tribe of Red Men discussed Grand Trading Post at Huntington hall in December with music and prizes planned. Mathew Temperance Institute reports large attendance and 20 new members admitted last evening. Harvest Festival committees report progress and Fr Mathew Day parade plans under way. Burke Temperance Institute also met with routine business and new members initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of St. George
Princess Lodge
No. 12
Lawrence
Elizabeth Green
Elizabeth Mills
Hannah Treland
Eastern Star
Puritan
Huntington Hall
Mathew Temperance Institute
Fr. Mathew
Fr. Scully
Cambridge
Grace Mumford Opens Kindergarten Music Classes in Swan Bldg
Miss Grace Mumford organized kindergarten music classes in Swan Building room 29 for mothers and children. She explained the method linking tone and color, birdsong studies, and exposure to great composers to teach music as language and expression. Classes are held at her studio on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Mumford
Swan Building
Miss Mumford
Merrimack Clothing Co Ninth Anniversary Opening
Our Ninth Anniversary Opening Friday September 26. All are invited to Merrimack Clothing Co opposite City Hall. Open evenings to show goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack Clothing Co
City Hall
Willard Everett to retire from Hood ads after twenty years
After twenty years as manager of the C. I. Hood company advertising, Willard Everett will retire October 11 to become buyer of newspaper space and general purchasing agent for H O Co., Force Food Co., and Presto Flour Co., with offices in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Hood Co
C. I. Hood Company
Willard Everett
H. O. Co
Force Food Co
Presto Flour Co
Buffalo
Everett
Boston Herald
Hood
United States
H-O Company
Hood Company
Lowell
Eliot
Highland
Kirk Street
Harry J. Corwin
C. I. Hlood Company
Stevens property sold at public auction by Stevens
A. C. Stevens estate near 657 Stevens street sold at public auction led by R. L. Stevens. Parcels varied in size with prices per square foot or per foot, buyers included J. L. Shay, R. I. Bigelow, Frank K. Stearns, William Kilpatrick, William Grey, James Dinsmore and W. H. Fuller. Taxes paid, initial lot assessed at $3500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Stevens
Stevens Street
R. L. Stevens
J. L. Shay
R. I. Bigelow
Rose Avenue
Frank K. Stearns
Royalston Avenues
William Kilpatrick
William Grey
McKinley Avenue
Neighbor’s aid ends deadly ailment for Mercer man
Mr. D. P. Daugherty of Mercer and Sumner counties West Virginia faced a near fatal diarrhoea. Two physicians offered little relief until a neighbor supplied Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The remedy cured him in under 24 hours. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Daugherty
Mercer
Sumner Counties
W. Va
Chamberlain
Military Committee Recommends Rifle Range Rebuild
The military affairs committee visited the Dracut rifle range after a fire and urged immediate rewiring, new flags, and reconstruction before next Saturday. They inspected the armory, noted repairs and repainting, and recommended a $2000 appropriation to complete the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dracut
Kittredge
McNulty
Gillow
Public Buildings Department
Lawrence
Barton
Co. M
Rifle Range
Resignation of Rev. W. G. Poor Sparks Comment
The Pawtucket minister Rev. W. G. Poor amid talk after a Courier Citizen report on his resignation. He said he had not shared future plans and was surprised by the article. He declined to confirm details, noting time will tell after January first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Citizen
Igetoes
W. Poor
Pawtucket
Mr. Poor
Obituary notices of multiple residents including Jaquin and McAloon
Obituaries list several deaths with family details and residences. Michael Jaquin of 12 Madison street dies at 40 leaving a wife and six children along with siblings. Angus Bell of 4 Hale street, 38, leaves a mother and brother. John C. Conroy of 47 Davis street Pawtucketville aged 56 leaves a widow, daughter, and sister. Catherine McAloon, 41, widow of Andrew McAloon, dies at St Johns hospital after two weeks ill. she leaves son Arthur, brothers Richard, Patrick and John in Ireland, and sisters Bridget and Maria with parents in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Jaquin
Madison Street
Walker
Lowell
Peter Golden
Lawrence
James
Haverhill
Angus Bell
Hale Street
John C. Conroy
Davis Street
Pawtucketville
Thomas F. Boyle
Ann Conroy
Conroy
Post 42
G. A
Foresters of America
Order of Foresters
Catherine McAloon
Andrew McAloon
St. John’s Hospital
Arthur
Richard Boland
Patrick Boland
John
Ireland
Michael Carr
Bridget
Maria
McAloon
Fletcher Street
Remembering Mary Elizabeth Parkhurst of Chelmsford
Mary Elizabeth Parkhurst born Feb 18 1818 in Dorchester Massachusetts lived in Newmarket and Lowell before settling in South Chelmsford where she married Sewall Parkhurst in 1868. A devout Central Congregationalist, she endured loss with grace, kept a faithful diary, shared kindness, and inspired others with steadfast faith until her death at 83. Her favored verse by S S Torrey reflects her lifelong devotion to love truth and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Battles Parkhurst
Dorchester
Mass
Newmarket
N. H
Lowell
South Chelmsford
Sewall Parkhurst
Chelmsford
Robin's Hill
Bertram Harrison
Central Congregational Church of
Mrs. Parkhurst
Earth
Heaven
Funeral Notices From Edson Cemetery In a Local Notice
The report lists several funerals held yesterday and this morning. George F. Collins at 9 Hastings Street with burial in Edson Cemetery, under J. A. Weinbeck. Alice Howard from her parents home with Rev N W Matthews officiating. burial in Edson Cemetery with singing by local performers. Margaret Mevis from 46 Roberts Street, buried at Edson Cemetery under Moloy. James F. Brown from 737 Lakeview Avenue, burial in Edson Cemetery with Molloy in charge. Undertakers Young & Co and Molloy are named for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Collins
Hasting Street
M. I
T. S
E. E. Collins
Edward Easton
Smith T. Ford
Edson
J. A. Weinbeck
Alice Howard
N. W. Matthews
Wilmot
Asquith
Ogley
Sutcliffe
Undertakers Young & Co
Margaret Mevis
Roberts Street
Moloy
James F. Brown
Lakeview Avenue
Molloy
Deaths: Abbie Bixby of Chicopee
Mrs Abbie Bixby died in Chicopee on September 22 wife of Charles Bixby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bixby
Chicopee
Abbie Bixby
Charles Bixby
Peaches and Cream Dainty at Carleton and Hovey
Carleton and Hovey at 236 Merrimack Street offer a new peach and cream dainty in five cent servings. The display features peaches, pure cream, peach ice cream soda, college ice, and peach soda in dainty dishes with quick service and modern milk cooler for shakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack St
Merrimack Street
Remains Returned for Burial and Local Obituaries
Remains will be brought to this city for burial. McAloon at St John’s hospital Sept 23, Catherine S McAloon aged 41 of 226 Fletcher St. Merriam Sept 20 at 35 Canada St, Eugenie Merriam aged 70. Lefebvre Sept 23 at 403 Moody St Zotique Lefebvre aged 14 years 5 months 20 days. Bell Sept 23 at 4 Hale St Angus Bell aged 38 years 7 months 20 days. Brown Sept 24 at 787 Lakeview Ave Edwin and Alice Brown with infant James F Brown aged 1 year 8 months. Conroy Sept 24 at 47 Davis St Pawtucketville John C Conroy aged 56 years. Next Friday opens Merrimack Clothing Co Ninth Anniversary opposite City Hall open that evening to show goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAloon
St. John’s Hospital
Catherine S. McAloo
Fletcher Street
Merriam
Canada Street
Eugenie Merriam
Lefebvre
Moody Street
Zotique Lefebvre
Bell
Hale Street
Angus Bell
Brown
Edwin
Alice
Lakeview Avenue
James F. Brown
Conroy
Davis Street
Pawtucketville
John C.conroy
Merrimack Clothing Company
City Hall
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Lowell Business College
Nels Building
Merrimack Sqn
Gregg System
Smith and Remingtons
Albert C. Blaisdell
Prin
Lowell Textile School
Wm. W. Crosby
Mary E. Reilly
Eeeeeet
Bey
Mary C. Joyce
Twelfth Street
Katherine Devell
Burbank Hall
Prescott Street
Miss
Emma R. Webber
Emerson College of Oratory
Boston
Educational Club Rooms
Worthen Street
A. E. French
H. J. Lester
Josephine M. Ockington
Prescott Hall
Runels
Effie L. Palmer
Sbrigia Method Studio
Room 20
Swan Bidg
Lowes Mass
James W. Hill
Hillip Leschetizsky
Central St
Frederick H. Haywood
Central Building
Appleton Street
Isabelle Willey
Mark M. Pease
Margaret M. Pease
Edward Everett Adams
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Middlesex Street
Lucy E. Spencer
Crove St
Burke Temperance Institute
Piel Beer
Arlington Hotel
Stevens
Platz Beer
Tan
Rhodes’ Hair Store
Military Committee
W. G. Poor
S. S. Torrey
Horace Ela
Hurd Street
Telephone 580
NEW England Optical CO
W. H. I. Hayes
He. I. Hayes
Church OF the
Immaculate Conception
Huntington and Jackson
P. P. Haggerty
American Orchestra
Young Men’s Catholic Institute
Adies
Young’s
Hild
Reth B
Hinckley
Electrician
Middle Street
Lowell Opera House
Geo. F. Hayes
Josephine Foy
Wm. L. Roberts
Valley Forge
Lewis Morrison
Faust
F. Dempsey
Peck
Bad Boy
Jolly Grass Widows
Tremont Theatre
Henry WW. Savage
Carrie Nation
Newton
Paul Revere
Concord
Lexington
Merrimack Square
Massachusetts
Sullivan Sq
Lexington & Boston Street Railway
America
Boston & Albany
Mechanics Fair Mechanics Pullding
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