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Lowell Sun

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1893

Page

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Sun Whalther Gulleling Almanac Weather Forecast

Light rain fell in the lake region and on the Pacific coast. Temperature lines have fallen in New England while generally rising elsewhere. Maine New Hampshire Vermont show snow flurries turning to light rain with southerly winds and slightly warmer. Massachusetts showers and warmer, Rhode Island Connecticut interior showers with southeast to south winds.

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Local News and Notices From Lowell Area Ledger

A collage of city brief items includes ailing Mrs Llanscom’s return plan, Christmas notes, and a promotional notice from J J Gaynor Co. Several court actions target Joseph Michaud and Keele, with police court verdicts on rent disputes and a framed Geary law enforcement notice for Chinese residents. Union and temperance activities, church league denials, and marriage announcements are also reported amid municipal committee updates and a late night mission charity effort.

George A. Llanscom Lowell J. J. Gaynor & Co Prescott street Joseph Michaud Little Canada Reading Red Men new bridge Church League Capt. Gardner Court Charleaif, Reynolds Nashua N. I Bliss Mary White John Ray Aldeman Pofter Inspector Allen Concord Mass John Baldoc Mr. Tamlin Middlesex Village

Our Theatres Presents Little Em’ly on Christmas Day

A Christmas program at Our Theatres features the drama Little Em’ly from David Copperfield with Miss Maud Banks and Bliss Julia Bach elder in the cast. A special 2:30 Christmas matinee offers patrons a copy of the drama, plus performances by The Gold King and The Bicketts before McKee Rankin’s renowned play Forty-nine Old Man.

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Christmas notes andmisplaced items in the city press

Fragmented notices describe Christmas events, sales and favors, with references to Old Nandred and various local businesses. It mentions a Central ville sewer work pause, ticket sales for Uncle Tom's Cabin, store openings for the holiday, and community activities including school parties and charity efforts.

Catholic Charities Aid City Poor Through Month of Relief

Catholic parishes and affiliated groups have mobilized extensive aid for the needy during the past month. St Peter's Fathers, Tabernacle society, the Vincent de Paul group, and St Patrick's parish led food and clothing drives, with donations from clergy and citizens, plus a notable effort by McDonald Bros. to collect and distribute used garments. A grand St Patrick's church meeting will solicit further contributions and issue food orders.

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Mass Meeting Aims to Unite Churches for Relief Aid

Citizens face a relief Sunday as Huntington hall hosts a united program led by Joseph Chalifour and Rev. R. A. Greene. Mary Donnelly reads Dickens, the Lowell Symphony will assist with sacred numbers, and funds go to a special relief fund via Warren L Floyd. Contributions urged at Old Lowell National Bank and Bank Building room 3.

Huntington hall Joseph Chalifour board of trade R. A. Greene Frederic T. Greenhalge sayen special relief Frank N.JChase Lowell National bank Central street Merrimack street league Shattuck Street Warren L. Floyd treasuer Warren L. Fiovn Church League

Local society notes and hospitalities in town

Miss Edith Gray of Brooklyn visits her aunt Mrs. N G Norcrosa while pH C Chase, head of Atherton machine shop, is seriously ill at home in the Oaklands. Miss Edith Stott and Miss Leigh host an A A club reception at Nesmith Street. Mrs Frederick T Greenhalge plans a Christmas tree for forty poor children. L C Dana returns from Denver. Mr and Mrs Henry C Howe invite guests to Mechanics Hall for daughter Bertha Leslie Howe’s introduction. An afternoon whist club at Miss Howe’s Sumner Street home will entertain on New Year’s. Holy Cross students return for holidays. Daniel Flaherty of Lakeville academy spends holidays at home. T W Aspin and Miss Sarah Bennett wed with bridesmaids Susie and Alice Bennett, best men Peter Bennett and Whisby. reception at 83 Madison Street. many presents.

Edith Gray Brooklyn N. G. Norcrosa pH. C. Chase Atherton machine shop Oaklands Edith Stott Miss Leigh A. A. club Miss Stott Nesmith street Atvs Frederick T. Greenhalge L. C. Dana Dana Denver Col Henry C. Howe Summerstreet Mechanics hall Bertha Leslie Howe Miss Howe Batchelor Fiske George Gurity Bessie Sarah Bennett Ray Huntington Susie Bennett Alice Bennett Peter Bennett Whisby Madison street

City Sidewalks Prompt Damages Then McNamara Sues Officer

The committee on police held a hearing last night for Edward McNamara over charges against Officer Leighton. The panel voted to exon erate the officer and to make no increase in the police force at present.

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Ozone in Air and Home Health Remedies

Dr. Anders linked atmospheric ozone to blooming plants and noted odors of cinnamon thyme verbena and geranium kill microbes in minutes. Pointers include a breath-hold tip to prevent chills, bed placement and air flow guidance, and a nosebleed remedy using chewing gum. Also covers eye rest and the origin of Christmas box and Swedish yule customs.

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