Do you remember????

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Janet Simard Dilisio wrote:

<quoted text>Thank You I will try it this week.

sla wrote:

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Sorry the name Russell Mitchell does not ring a bell.
The cracker place was right next door to my house. The street your talking about was Gage st.
The cracker place was like a huge Garage. Right?

sla wrote:

Mike.
The Church you were talking about is still there.
Corner of Fletcher and Bowers st.
You said you were in Lowell in 2005,
How long were you here for?
Do you still have relatives here?

MikeMc - Virginia wrote:

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sla: Was only up there for five days. Had to prepare/deliver a speech for a group (I HATE giving speeches!). Took advantage of the time to look around and take pics, of course. Hoping to get back up there, but not sure when ... sooner rather than later. Still have few relatives there.
You lived just a very short distance from the house we lived at on Fletcher. It was a greenish type place, but was just an empty lot when I was up there in 2005. Kind of wondered if a fire wiped it out? Was about halfway from that church and the funeral home at the corner of Fletcher and Pawtucket Street (I think it's Pawtucket :-)
Mike

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MikeMc - Virginia wrote:

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sla: Was only up there for five days. Had to prepare/deliver a speech for a group (I HATE giving speeches!). Took advantage of the time to look around and take pics, of course. Hoping to get back up there, but not sure when ... sooner rather than later. Still have few relatives there.
You lived just a very short distance from the house we lived at on Fletcher. It was a greenish type place, but was just an empty lot when I was up there in 2005. Kind of wondered if a fire wiped it out? Was about halfway from that church and the funeral home at the corner of Fletcher and Pawtucket Street (I think it's Pawtucket :-)
Mike

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Wondering wrote:

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Fletcher Street runs between Pawtucket St and Dutton St. Our family doctor was on Fletcher St, Dr. Forsley. That's back when the doctors made house calls.

sla wrote:

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It was the , T B , Hospital Right,?

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minnes wrote:

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The Isolation Hospital was for people with TB. I had several family members that were treated there. I wish that I could find more information on it though.

Wondering wrote:

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Fletcher Street runs between Pawtucket St and Dutton St. Our family doctor was on Fletcher St, Dr. Forsley. That's back when the doctors made house calls.

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Florida Retiree wrote:

"Mass. family sues over 'under God' in pledge"
Above taken from the Sun On-line.
This is an example that people will do anything for money or attention.
While these people have a right to their beliefs, other people have a right to their beliefs as well, so if the majority of people choose to believe in God these people have no right to demand or sue in this case that it is wrong and their case should be thrown out of court faster than you can say billie bumbum.
The real losers in this situation in my opinion are the children, they should be given the opportunity to learn about Christianity before denouncing it.

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Florida Retiree wrote:

Another headline from today's On-line Sun;
Lawyers: Motel Caswell forfeiture case unconstitutional.
Looks like the heart shaped tubs are safe and still may be used for fun times on those special occassions huh?? Too bad those tubs couldn't talk, they have plenty to say, I am sure!:-)

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sla wrote:

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If you pick up a girl on Appelton st. Is that concidered
A special Occasion ? LOL.

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Florida Retiree wrote:

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No, only when you pick one up from the lower Highlands St. LOL

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Florida Retiree wrote:

<quoted text> I do do not recall the name at all, but I did know the Shagaruly family.
I thought the Highlands stated at the intersection of Westford and Chelmsford St.'s which was known as the lower Highlands, Cupples Sq. was the center of the Highlands where everyone did their shopping and heading west would be the upper Highlands around Tyler Park way.

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washington state cougar wrote:

<quoted text>i used to go out with ROSE ANN SHAGURLY,petes sister.pete and i went down to the MILITARY INDUCTION,i think it was in the BACK BAY?too many MOONS AGO i guess.if you knew the SHAGARULY family,you must of known the HARTIGANS,HOBBS,STREETER families.

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Janet Simard Dilisio wrote:

<quoted text>Middlesex st was pretty well know for the hookers,when the Lowell Sun started putting in the names of the men picking these hookers up I loved it only cause one day I read a name I knew and I laughed cause he and his wife thought they were high class (better that everyone else) must have been great to open the paper and see your husbands name there with the hookers,

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sla wrote:

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Good Morning Mike. If it's the house I'm thinking about.
It fell into disrepare. And was torndown.