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08-born in Lowell 12-father employed in Moore's Mill 29-lived on Shaw Ave. North Chelmsford, near the railroad tracks 37-moved to 35 Holt street, near Crystal Lake 49-remembers Boston Ice Houses near the railroad tracks 56-process of cutting and harvesting ice 70-Crystal Lake as a popular resort 78-recreation, ice fishing and skating 88-Gage Ice Company, Lowell 108-school in the North section, located where the fire station is today, on Princeton Street 111-dinner pails 147-growth of the town 152-blacksmith shop in Center 160-Odd Fellows Hall-Central Block,site of First Bank and Trust Comphny today 170-piano playing 174-organist at All Saints Episcopal Church for sixteen years 187-played in three piece group that traveled through the area. 199-history of house which Miss Emery lives in the Old Mill House, probably built in 1678 226-cold winters 238-snow clearing in town 245-grocery deliveries 249-Golden Cove Racetrack 262-"A" plow to clear sidewalks of snow 284-out house at school 289-heating the school 299-teachers 311-spelling bees 313-phonetics as the basis of reading 339-lessond of wildlife t learning incemtives 349-herbal cures 383-proposes "Senior Citizen Schools" to educate youth 398-old fashioned cures 409-courtesy of early days, particularly toward adults 423-size of classes, usually one class per grade in high school there were only two grades, one for freshmen and sophomores one for juniors and seniors 432-teachers were usually women who had graduated from the Normal School in Lowell 442-schools in those days taught conservation 459-transportation 469-Center Railroad Station 474-Gay Street Library, not used much 502-importance of correct spelling 512-problems with present educational system 528-busy North Chelmsford Mills 531-foundry, leather factory 537-Gilet Mill, along the canal, wool plant 543-mills are still there 549-Gilet used to be Moore's Silesia Mills on Middlesex Street 553-activity usually associated to Church functions 559-recreation on Crystal Lake Steinberg's entertainment center, orchestras, dancing, boats, skating located on Groton Road 570-music studies 576-Vaudeville in Lowell, Lauriat Club on Upper Merrimack Street 653-Rialto Theatre 656-Merrimack Square Theatre, Paige Street 660-subject played organ for Silent Films 678-pianist makes the show, explains the process for playing for the films 687-Cue sheets 690-pianist must choose own music SIDE TWO 189-Five and Ten stores, Woolworth's, played piano at these stores as a means of selling music peices started at age sixteen 249-played for the Eastern Star Association 276-Rev. Wilson Waters of All Saints Episcopal 306-reference to a charcoal portrait of Waters 329-beginnings of bakery business 354-Women's Exchange 370-business at the end of the Depression discussion of original site 384-after two years moved to site of Old Mill House 386-History of the Old Mill House 462-closed after thirty two years of business 500-Depression 587-Tea Room 623-Commander MacMillan of the North Pole End of interview |
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