Turner's Public Spirit: vol. 49, no. 36 - Hazen Memorial Library

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Saturdiiy. Muy 12, 1917.
PEPPERELL
ConoernlriK' the accident to the
In JUHipins: from a moving: train. Chief
Smith says the practice of catching
ridcji on.freisrht trains is Uirgely adop­
ted by boys of fourteen, and upward,
accordinji to his observalfon. If the
train happens to be a local they can
inana;;e to elude the eye of an olllctrU
and if it is a throiiKh train they take
tho chances by jumping;. The present
incident should serve aa a warjiinjc to
thta class In Keneral, and the uKsoei-
ates ot thc young man in particular.
Albert McCausland, a f6rmer resi­
dent-in town (or many years, was in
town on Monday to attend' the anni­
versary exercises at the Methodist
churph, and make several calls on old
triends. He is now living in Fltch-
hurg ytth his daughter^ Mrs, Annie
Powers, and .is in excellent health.
judging by his appearance.
Ray Soule was in town over the
wpftk-prid. He is now representing a
be given the opportunity of assisting
-during- thoir H,*:\y Vk'it.h h^r. hi thp gnr.
lU'H und every department of thc home
life, fur u certain length of time each
lay. Mr.-*, nurgin's'former position as
matron in the .schu()ls whore her hus­
band has l>een con_nected. -«e«d tho afternoon slg-
n tttfy, r.*\.fr • T>i
The combined .•ittraotlons of the oo­
one- frtim MIBS Helen Wlnslow. for her-
self and mother. Mrs. H. C. Wlnslow
who are now resldlnir near Leomlnsier.
together. Mr». Wlnslow being In frail
health. — -'"
A reception was held at twe o'cloek.
In tho receiving line were the former
&"oX'fc, 'M,"'Ha,iaTo'r"'d,"L"''&:'ctisy>?Ut Washlngtotx. Mr. Rogers was clear
Also. Mrs. Webber, wife of Rev. Putnam and practical In his statements, g-iving
biirsi .cnnie Hst week to^ attend -the
police ball with her father. A. A. Law­
rence. She was the guest of Mrs. Ad
di^on Woodward over Sunday.
Tilling rn —
Main stx eel school, vislted-f riends—liv
Oardner during her vacation.
' Mr. and Mrs. George S. Carter an­
nounce the marriage of their daugh­
ter Kathryn to T.^slie W. M. Smith, of
Wollaston, Sunday. April 15, in por-
chesten
Mrs. Florence "Willoughby has been
ill with the German measles, return-
presslon as entertainer before the Wo
man's club and church societies here,
is expeeted-baek-honftc-from her trip-tt)-
California some time the coming week.
She has spent several weeks in the
west, going soon after the holidays.
Mrs. Pxul MaxweU spent the week­
end in town at the home of her par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. CO. Tu,cker, where
her little, daughter Klizabeih" Is still
staying. Mrs. Maxwell returned to
Middleboro." where her husband, is em­
ployed on the state farm, Sunday.
The three young ladies who are stu­
dents at the Fitchburg Normal school.
Miss Molly Frazer, Miss Audrey Burk­
inshaw and Miss Madeline SUney, had
a vacation last week. They resumed
their school duties on Monday with
the exception of Miss Frazer. who is
again having trouble with the liga­
ments of the knee.
Mrs. Alice Oulton. who moved last^
week into the Feck hnnse, hns return*.
er than she intended. Mrs, Carroll
Robbins, who resides in the same
house, has also been ill with the stme
disease.
Miss Beatrice Keith went to Derry.
N. H., for a part of the week'.s school
_vaorhood
class at the home of Mrs. Richardson
last week Wednesday afternoon the
subject of using corn and corn meal
in pIace""of"tlauT was~dTscnsscd; ~--
Mrs. Abbie Shattuck, of Townsend.
has been the guest of Mrs. Warren
Blood and other friends in town.
Andrew Pillsbury and family have
moved from Mault's cottage, near the
Champion shop, into the Nalette house
on Leighton stroot.
Mrs. Edwin Hodkinson and two chil­
dren, of New York city, have been thc
guests of Mrs. ('hester Fuller.
1,1'tle .Kobert Blake, the youngest
child t.f Mr. and Mrs. i^.odman F.I,ike.
has h.i'i .-in njx-r.ition for tho remov.il
of 'nl-nni^ls :i:i,i f-nlar^e'l tonsils nx
th(; Mfni"r:a! husinta!, Xa.^hiKL.
Mrv '"h.trVs I':l!sS:irv, fmni Mi-UJl.--
ed to the Frossard tenenjent, as Mrs.
Hill, who also moved, has decided to
break up housekeeping. Mr. HjU hav­
ing left town.
An 'auto party consisting of seven
nf—the friendg -of Miss Jessie—t-^lyinTr
with tho young lady, motored here
from Carlisle to spend Sunday at her
home^ They arrived after the storm
_
boro. <
Nashua
visitin-
Thc
pro.'-'id'-
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It r,f .\.-i,rn,i Il.'l..-k.ih
anchc M.. I.i; •;\\j.,.u:" .Ui
Kirhar ' ' 'nxxi -n. who
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'.•Jifd Xf rt'.'irn li'r a.'- t
isll nl h, •n
Mrs. (•(.:;,,n au'Jin ^
r.i - Isf %V(-,k iiO'i i-\]
tho *n[' i^i!'^ tiint'
M:-. I'm.' (-"I"
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Guests at Woodslde entertained by
Mrs, George Pierce at. the time ot the
fiftieth anniversary at the Methodist
chiirth were Mrs, "Bertha^Cushlng
Child, of Boston, soloist of Sunday
ovening; Mrs. Laura Herrig Kelley.
vljolinist. and friend. Miss Ycrrington.
of Arlington, Mr. Kelley. and Mrs,
George Herrig and daughter, of Som-
er\*llle.
Mrs. Adelbert McN'ayr, who went to
St, Joseph's hospital five weeks ago,
returried home last week, coming in
P. R. Bennett's auto. She is fast re-
galning-her usual health.
lice ball and the stieaker for the Men's
clilb at Prescott hall last week Friday
evening drew a good sized gathering.
The hour's talk given by -CongTe.^s;
man Rogers, as was announced, dealt
with affairs concerning the war crisis
232 Merrimack St., Lowell, Mass.
Webber: Mrs. E, C. Farnham. daughter
of Rev. Asa Barnes: Mrs, Susan Rich­
ardson, daughter ot Henry Conant. a
founder of the church: Mrs, George
Jenks, daughter ot Silas Page, another
one of the founders, and the present
pastor and wife. Rev. and Mrs. "W. H.
Beers.
The monthly meeting of the Pep-
Foliowhig the rteeTHlon an hiatollcal- "with Mrs. SniTTh, .the chTtl belni
perell District Nursing association was
held at the home of Mrs, H. X. Tower
on Monday evening. Mlss Hamilton
reported 115—oallo made-during April,
oliotoh was given by Rav—Alfred \nnn
and short talks by other former pastors.
In brief, the history ot thc church is as
tollow.s: '
Jha fotindar of thn M Tl, chlirfh 1iVi1iB
The method ot collecting the annual
dues was discussed. Districts were as
signed to each member ofThe board',
•who wiil act as collectors, and these
are Mrs. C. D. Hutchlnson._K. L. Tar­
bell. L. P. Richardson. Revs. Child,
Lewis and Beers, Mrs. D. L Whlt­
marsh. Mrs. JL M. Pond, Mrs. F. H.
Parker. Mrs, P, W. Flynn and. Mrs.
H, N', Tower, The work of this com­
mittee would be lessened if members
of the association would take an Indi­
vidual interest and hand their dues to
any of the above'.
Miss Hamilton, the nurse, g.ive a
valuable talk on the treatment' of
burns betore a large gathering ot wo­
men at the,Main street school build­
ing on Tuesday afternoon. She also
gave a re\iew of her two preceding
lectures for the beneflt ot any new­
comers.
itrs, G, Harold Tower was In town
rrt—Hre—niornii'.^—xtntt—returned—hume
I'nat evening.
Miss Dora P.ice has lately been a.^-
sistinf in the home ot Mr. and Mrs.
William Tayior, a.s Mrs. Gower, ot
Br-iokline. X. H., who w.as housekeep­
er tliere toi- a few weeks, was obliged
tn rettirr htsme.
lialpli Willoughby. wlif> worked at
the \\'e^t Gr a
'• words Of whifh wi'
If ni camposod by I n
Th" t-olden (hrfwhoi-U
s .i;>iirociated hv all
••1,111 ,il)lt' event clo.«.' i'-r, \ I I \vn'i h.as iifi-n .s'.r.ii.t
; : h'- ]' i~t •.'."•-k •;'. ll h h.-r ;ia fi •
.:ii.Xh-x- .Mr-. .J .i.i: tni:?.. .Mt. r ,••'. 'nnd x}.fy /Ap.- • to niovf
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Mr .\ •• • .'-• . f ;h- t;ro'..n .;
.ii.d n'. ali wh.
W.T.- U.'l! at;.
fn !.-ni r.K w-
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•udfd. hut
n of Siin-
l;.T whifh
fr.l'nw.-fl, to pr.'%•'•;•:: ;h«*ir at londanco.
;,,,.) ..\r'-\iir]f wnn wf-U ifw.-i rd.-'d. Thf
t.tn-.>ff of »»"rmt>n topics, in tliMir suc-
*i-K.s;\i' urde: ucrc peculiarly ndaotod
;.. rh,.' oi-.'T.'dori Thunton,
o'-i,'ani.«; Mrs T/iura HorrlK KoiP-y.
vh.ijM. .•issi'-
MCian suinnionoii. luit \:fo was extir-.-^t
i.ctoro ho arrivfi!,
He was boin in I*.,!'.: in'..^re. Md,. :n
1^12 and was i>pe of ;i large family,
lake other.s of his rar.\ ho served a
master until the emancipation of slaves
in 1SG5 and uiuit-r him, Mr. Jordan
wa-> taught carpentry. He f dispose ot his farm
will do well to let us list same at once.
If you are ready to sell your proper­
ty write, phone or call on us. 3m35
On Enlisting
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rOTT.VOK HOI SR TO I-KT—Uarge
Honhonsf' and land for garden. A. G,
I'lKK. lOa.st Poppor.-ll. Mas«s. 4t3.'.
On Wednesday afternoon Edward
Mosher. an employe at tho guncotton
room of thc N.a.shua Klver Papor mill,
dropped suddenly to the floor .and ex­
pired before help could reach him, or
beforo the arrival of a doctoi- who ivas
-'iuickly summoned. Mr. Mosher had
been employed thoro but a short timo
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Phono 119-12 Eaat Pepporoll, Mns«.
I want your Farm or House to Sell
Yirhy ?
Becanse I Can Sell It
I want buyers to know I have
the largest list of property south
of Boston. Come arid see me.
H. C. Greene
417 Middlesex St. LOWELL
Telephone 2.';50 or 2547-J
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Deep curved lenses are mounted in
warranted gold-fll Jed frame, frame-
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$3 GLASSES FOR $1.00
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llo.'wlaches. dizziness nnd all eyo
strain corrected by our properly fitted
f^laases. Wo give a 3-year guarantee
with our glasses.
H.iveyourocullflt'spre.'icription fliled
or l)roken glasses repaired In my of­
flce nl .1 saving of 25 to SO percent.
1(1 "lean. In the Optical I'rofcsalon in
LOTTtll
The Assessors of Pepperell will he
at their room in tho Town House, from
Mmiilny. May 7, to Tuesday, Stay l.'i,
hoth day.x inclusive from S A. M. to
5 P. M.
All persons owning any taxable per­
sonal property are rofiuired to mc a
statement hefore May 16. Thc As­
sessors will furnish blanks on applica­
tion.
WI I.I.IS C. PERRY.
ARTHUR P. WRIGHT.
lyYMAN C. BIX30D,
2w36 Assessors ot Pcppcrcli.
SII WYMAN'S EBCBANGB
Cor Merrimack and Central' Str««t«
l.O-WEl.'ln MASS.
Take Elevator Open Evenlnffa
WANTED AT ONCE—Oood strong
men to work In Paper Mill at West
Oroton. Goort pay and steady work to
sober men who arc willing to work.
Intemperate men need npt apply. HOL-
UNOSWOUTH & VOSE COMPANY,
West Oroton. Masa. . iltt
Oldest aad l.arseat Real Eatate Avener
IB HU*lf*x Connty
THOS. H. ELLIOTT
Real Estate and Mortga^^es
Special Attention to Parm Property '
04 Central St^ corner ot I*ro«p«et
ly23 LOWTKI.Ii, MASS.
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