Harvest supper and entertainment at Dracut Centre church
October 2 at Dracut Centre church features harvest supper and entertainment with tickets set at 15 and 25 cents. Other items note Miss Margaret Davey’s new position at 20 Central street and Narcisse Gadbois filing for bankruptcy with liabilities of 712.97 and assets of 180. Fred C. Church insured the American Hide and Leather Co building in Woburn, a fire on Sunday caused a 20000 loss. The Rabbit Co. opticians advertise at 28 Dutton St with hours Monday and Saturday afternoons and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dracut Centre
Margaret Davey
Johnson's
S. P. Chase
Central Street
Narcisse Gadbois
18Th Street
Fred
C. Church
American Hide and Leather Company
Woburn
Misses Watson and Bassett vacation in Milford
Misses Marion Watson and Alice Bassett enjoy a vacation in Milford. Hon. Thomas F. Ryan of Oregon City, visiting his parents at 64 Tolman Avenue. Mrs. Willis E. Morse hosted the Women’s League of Kirk Street church with songs by Mrs. Clark. A luncheon followed with Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Wood pouring and others assisting in the dining room. Juna M. Sleeper returns from Newport Vermont. Smith College Class of 1903 elects officers Jessie Ames president Betty Knight vice president Fannie Clement secretary Kate Tindall treasurer Edith Hill historian Emil Lavigneur violinist plays with New York Symphony Orchestra at St. John’s NB and Portland ME.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Watson
Alice Bassett
Milford
Thomas F. Ryan
Oregon City
Oregon
Tolman Avenue
Willis E. Morse
Third Street
Women's League of the
Kirk Street
Clark
D. N. Patterson
M. F. Wood
G. L. van Deursen
McBride
Miss Browne
St. John's
N. B
Portland
Milk Price Raised One Cent In New England
The New England Milk Producers union directors ended a long session by accepting contractors offer of 37% cents per can with the surplus clause removed from contracts. The decision followed a push for 38 cents and a brief strike threat. The price rise marks a three cent per can increase from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England Milk Producers’ Union
George O. Whiting
Man Killed After Being Caught Between Tracks
Somerville date Sept 30 retired merchant Chas Conee aged 70 and very deaf was killed at Davis square crossing after getting caught between two approaching trains. Gates were down he crawled under them and then jumped in front of an outbound express. He leaves a widow and several adult children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Davis Square Crossing
Chas. Conee
New line opens to Haverhill via Pelham and Salem NH
The first car over the new line from the city to Haverhill via Pelham Salem and Canobie Lake carried Postmaster Woodbury of Pelham Rev C L Merriam and two railroad inspectors. The trip to Lowell was made in good time leaving Pelham at about four. The line will run through cars to Haverhill and operate in a few days, with shorter running times claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Pelham
Salem
N.H
Woodbury
New Road
C. L. Merriam
Railroad Commission
Lowell
Canobie Lake
Anti Cigarette Talk Inspires Green School League
Albert L. Bacheller principal of the Green school spoke on cigarette dangers in the Training school hall Monday afternoon. He urged forming an anti cigarette league modeled after the Green school group organized several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Bacheller
Green School
Training School
Reinstatement Service for Rev George F Kenngett
The tenth anniversary installation of Rev. George F. Kenngett at First Trinitarian church was marked by a formal reinstallation service. Clergy from several local churches participated, with sermons by Rev. George F. Moore and addresses by Rev. C. W. Huntington and Rev. George H. Johnson. The ceremony featured notable music and Kenngett’s leadership in the parish over ten years, including extensive community work and church ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Kenngett
George E. Martin
D. D
Kirk Street Church
C. W. Huntington
High Street Church
George H. Johnson
T. Clayton Welles
Highland Church
E. Victor Bigelow
Eliot Church
George F. Moore
Harvard
Kenngett
Church of the Living God
Church
Church of Christ
Ation
Free Churches
Lowell
Jnas
Thanks to Lowell Fire Dept for prompt aid at Market St business
Freeman M. Bill of F. M. Bill & Co expresses appreciation to E. S. Hosmer and Lowell Fire Department for rapid assistance during a heavy storm that caused flooding from a leaking roof. He encloses a $25 check to the Firemen's Fund as thanks for the protection and help received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
E. S. Hosmer
City of
Protective Department
Market Street
Sam
Nrn
Freeman M. Bill
F. M. Bill & Co
Not Guilty Larceny Defendant In Street Brawl
Charlie John, cleared of larceny in police court, clashed with Ozamer Garabet on Charles Street. A 400 to 500 crowd watched as blows and a waterlogged scene escalated. Garabet claimed a knife, John denied it. Both men jailed by Officer Grinnell and slated for morning court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie John
Ozamer Garabet
Charlie’s
Charles Street
Grinnell
Garabet
A Faithful Wardenof St Anne s Church Remembrance
At a St Anne s church meeting the rector wardens and vestry adopted resolutions on the death of Frederick A. Warner M D senior warden who died at Clifton Springs New York on August 12. The minutes praise his faithful service wise counsel devout conduct and Christian probity and offer sympathy to his wife Mrs Warner. A copy of the minute will be inscribed and sent to Mrs Warner. Edward N Burke clerk of the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne’s Church
Frederick A. Warner
Clifton Springs
New York
St. Anne's Church
Werner
Warner
Edward N. Burke
FOURSOME TOURNEY AT TYNGS ISLAND LINKS
Results from the four some competition for Nashua club cups show Humphrey and R W Thompson defeating Tyler Stevens and M Darby 10 up. Leighton and Grover won 7 up over Hill and Butterfield. Baker and Kerr beat Conant and Baker 3 up. Stuart and Bartlett defeated Parker and Fletcher 3 up. Hayden and Handley won 3 up over Sherman and Irish. Gulline and Bramhall beat Andrews and Weston 3 up. Chadwick and Hemenway vs Nesmith and Ames even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyngs Island
Nashua
Humphrey
R. W. Thompson
Tyler Stevens
M. Darby
F. Leighton
F. Grover
J. Hill
A. Butterfield
F. A. Baker
John Kerr
E. B. Conant
F. B. Baker
F. Stuart
D. D. Bartlett
Col. Parker
C. W. Fletcher
H. Hayden
J. A. Handley
E. Sherman
W. Irish
M. Gulline
F. E. Bramhall
M. Andrews
C. F. Weston
Col. Chadwick
R Hemenway
T. Nesmith, Jr
Gen. Ames
Fire department coal shortage highlights city storage
The fire department is short of coal while the school department fared better than expected. Over 60 tons have been found stored in unoccupied city buildings, revealing more coal on hand than initially believed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Bartletts coal search finds 25 tons across multiple schools
Coal totaling 25 tons was found and distributed among High, Charles Street Primary, and Plain Street schools. Additional coal was located in the old School Street building. More may be uncovered in other winter-use buildings. Fire department remains strained. three houses lack coal, three have only weeks’ supply. English Channel coal at about $16 a ton powers steamers and is unaffected by the strike. Chief Hosmer ordered no coal use until pipes freeze, with gas heaters in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bartlett School
Charles Street
Plain Street
School Street
Chief Hosmer
New Gas Stove Heats Water Without Extra Cost
J Johnson, inventor of the gas cooking stove, patents a device to heat water in a tank from a gas range. Water is heated in minutes via coils around the gas jets, using a water jacket. Demonstration at Johnson’s Optical, 308 Merrimack Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Johnson
Johnson's Optical Store
Merrimack Street
McLaughlin Auringer Matrimony in Stevens Street Home
William C. McLaughlin of Fisher, Pennsylvania marries Jennie M. Auringer of this city at 337 Stevens Street. The ceremony was performed last night by Reverend J. M. Seer. The couple will reside in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. McLaughlin
Fisher, Pa
Jennie M. Auringer
Stevens Street
J. M. Seer
Pennsylvania
Surprise Ring for Miss Theresa Donnelly on Birthday
At her Albion Street home Miss Theresa Donnelly received a birthday ring from friends on Saturday evening. Miss Claire Theriault presented it. Guests included Miss Tessie Hennessey Miss Lydurn Bernier and Mr Jack Kidder with music by Miss Margaret Miskell and Mr Frank Phelan of Lawrence and violin by Mr Fred Stone of North Andover. Refreshments followed with dancing late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Donnelly
Albion Street
Claire Theriault
Tessie Hennessey
Lydurn Bernier
Jack Kidder
Margaret Miskell
Frank Phelan
Lawrence
Fred Stone
North Androver
Pension changes list September 11 issue
Washington report lists original pension grants and increases dated September 11. Names include Chas. E. Kennard Amesbury eight dollars, Henry A. Foster Greenfield eight, Matthew Manning Cambridgeport six, Robert A. Wheeler Baldwinsville twelve, A. J. Bailey Buckland six, with others noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chas. E. Kennard
Amesbury
Henry A. Foster
Greenfield
Matthew Manning
Cambridgeport
Robert A. Wheeler
Baldwinsville
A. J. Bailey
Buckland
Millinery Exhibition Opens at Rose Jordan Hartford's
Rose Jordan Hartford's announces a grand exhibition of fall and winter millinery this week. The event runs Thursday through Saturday with a vast selection of novelties sourced from New York and Paris to offer options above the ordinary for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Jordan Hartford
New York
Accidentally Shot While Duck Shooting in Pelham
Eugene Tallant son of A K Tallant of Pelham New Hampshire was out duck shooting yesterday afternoon when his gun discharged by accident causing a painful elbow wound. Dr W Sawyer of this city treated the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Tallant
A. K. Tallant
Pelham
N. H
W. Sawyer
W. C. T. U. Meeting Set for October 2 at Merrimack Street
The annual meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held Thursday this week October 2 at rooms 145 Merrimack street. A full attendance is desired. Hour o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack Street
Adapted Food for Infants Boosts Milk Nutrition
An adapted food for infants is a scientifically prepared cow milk with the right fats and proteins. For forty five years Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk has led as the leading infant food worldwide. Use it in tea and coffee.
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Borden
Absolute auction sale of Bateman estate at 3 PM
The A. P. Bateman estate at No. 136 Smith Street offers nearly all furniture and furnishings for absolute auction. Bidding begins Wednesday October 1, 1902, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon on the premises. The site sits on the elevated portion of Smith Street opposite Horn Street and adjoining the Horn estate. Real estate and contents will be sold to the highest bidder under easy terms regardless of weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Bateman
Smith Street
Horn Street
Samuel Horn
Fine House and Large Stable Go At Auction
A modern 11 room house with two story layout and ample heating by Victor boiler, plus a seven stall stable, carriage house and wagon shed on 12,583 square feet of land with granite wall and maple shade trees. Furniture from eleven rooms to be sold after real estate, with large cash purchases and mortgage options on the land. Deposits of 500 required when the property is struck off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Drawing Teacher Elected by School Board
The school committee elected Edward Ketchum as drawing teacher at the High school with a 250 salary. Transfers were approved for Miss Anna Burnham and Miss Addie Edwards. A new evening school for Hebrew learners was approved with a $75 supply line set for the Manual Training school. The meeting adjourned at 9 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Whitcomb
Swapp
Edward Ketchum
Anna Burnham
Lincoln
Highland School
Addie E. Edwards
Highland
Training
Supt. Whitcomb
Murphy
Thornton
City Hall
Manual Training School
Elizabeth A. Hart
Pawtucketville
Annabel Costello
Alice T. Lee
Blanche Brigham Ellis
Carrie M. Sprague Sawyer
Old Mann School
Harry P. Graves
George W. Mansur
Arthur S. Cutler
Henry L. Rourke
C. P. Kimball
S. C. Stephens
W. M. Foster
F. W. Farnham
Crysler
A. D. Colby
J. B. Conant
Mary E. Cushing
87th annual meeting of Mer rimack River Baptist Association in Chelmsford
The 87th annual meeting of the Mer rimack River Baptist Association will be held in Chelmsford on Oct 1 with forenoon business, sermons by Smith T. Ford and afternoon address by Thomas S. Barbour. A discussion on the place of a Young People's Society follows with several clergymen. Separately, juror James A. Stackpole is drawn for the Cambridge October term. Also, Rev A D K Shurtleff to be installed as pastor of the Unitarian society in Chelmsford with a host of clergymen attending. The funeral of Mrs Margaret Stearns was held Sept 26 in Chelmsford with Rev Crossett and Rev Charles H. Ellis officiating and Rev Robert F. True singing hymns. Bearers were Grover and Sherman family members amid floral tributes.
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One
Merrimack River Baptist Association
Orville Coats
Somerville
Smith T. Ford
D. D
Lowell
Thomas S. Barbour
Boston
Walter E. Lane
Carlisle
BE. C. Bartlett
Chelmsford
Margaret Stearns
Mr. Crossett
Charles H. Ellis
Robert F. True
William Grover
Charles Grover
J. R. Haynes
Danforth Sherman
President Comfortable Stays Home Quiet Day at White House
President spent an uneventful day largely in a wheelchair at the White House. Misses Alice and Ethel Roosevelt joined the President and his wife for a evening gathering at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alice and
Ethel Roosevelt
White House
King Edward approves second South African War medal
London dated September 29 reports King Edward has approved a second medal bearing his effigy. The award will go to troops who took part in the latter phases of the war, recognizing their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Septersi Ber
Lowell Daily CourIer
Wilson
Parker House
Davis Square
Rev. Geo. F. Kenngott
George
F. Moore
Harvard—Chorus Choir
Rev
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Alice Frothingham
New England
Pillsbury’s Best Flour
Hosmer
Marion Harland
Euther
Mousehold
Doctor Warner
McLaughlin—Auringer
Rose Jordan
Hartford
J. E. Conant & CO
Lowell, Mass
Middlesex County
King Edward
True
J. F. True & CO
Auburn, Me
China
Luminum
Berlin
Windsor
Lowell Aluminum Co
Middlesex ST
Riage
Sawyer
Ypsilanti Union
American Hosiery Co
Stuttgarter
Jaros
Brazer & Cor, Hatters and Outfitters
Corner Market Streets
W. C. “Hinckley
Middle Street
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