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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1890

Page

8

Yacht Club notes reveal new members and sailing plans

The Massachusetts Yacht Club met at 99 Boylston Street with Commodore Soley presiding. Six new members were elected since Jan 3, bringing total to 74. 20 names remain on the waiting list. Upcoming events include a color blindness lecture by Dr B Joy Jeffries April 11 and a July 7 schooner race for a $260 cup offered by W Alley.

Massachusetts Yacht Club Winter Quarters Boylston Street Commodore Soley Committee On Admissions B. Joy Jeffries Theatre of the Natural History Society Alley American Yacht Club

Easter Music Suites Heard Across City Churches

Elaborate Easter observances unfold in Catholic and Anglican services with flowers and grand music. The Boston Symphony Orchestra and noted soloists perform at multiple churches including King’s Chapel Emmanuel First Church Commonwealth Avenue and St Stephen’s, featuring orchestral and vocal works by Lang, Stanford, Stainer, Gounod, Buck, and more.

Boston Symphony Orchestra King's Chapel Stainer Lang Hopkins B. J. Lang Ras Piaase Cslesise Warren Ra Tuckerman Salome Krug

Easter Music Amid City Churches Proclaims Rise

A long list of Easter services across Boston area churches featuring choirs, soloists, and orchestras. Notable participants include John F. Winch, Samuel Carr Jr, Miss Lina Poor, Mrs Maggie Chaffin, and conductors from St. Thomas Jamaica Plain and First Religious Society Roxbury. Services at St John’s Episcopal Charles Town, Church of the Redeemer City Point, St Peter and Paul South Boston, and more.

Concert Cast Lists Soprano and Tenor Soloists

Mrs. E. C. Bingou soprano Miss B. 8 bas batt og aee Mr. T. L. Cushman tenor and M. Barnes bass appear in the announced concert program listing.

Gloria Falkenstein Rosewig J. L. Ecker Daisy Griffin Charlotte Gilfeather D. A. O'Neil John Leary Offertoire Richardson Q Salutaris Mary Quinn M. Quinn Nicholas Gallagher Bernie Waite FQ. Nash P. G. McDermott E. C. Bingou Basbatt Og T. L. Cushman M. Barnes

Harvard Church Easter Morning Service Program

Resurrection morning prelude from The Redemption and pieces by Gounod and Elijah set the Holy Day tone. Mendelssohn postlude follows. Lowe’s Children’s carol service listed for 4 30 with choir and organist names.

T. Ann’s Episcopal Church Dorchester Jesus Christ Carey W. H. Gerrish L. Hopkins Roper Kyrie Eleison de Stainer Palestrina Holden F. O. Brown Stainer Redhead Nune Dimittis Seees Joule Jesus Gauntlett Seers Dimittis Trimwell Mason Harry E. Wry John W. Farrar Harvard Gounod Hopkins Elijah Mendelssohn LOWES Louis F. Wood John Gibbs Herbert A. Thayer Arthur B. Hitchcock George Burdett

Morning Universalist Service Recital of Anthems and Solos

A Universalist church program lists organ preludes offertories and multi piece anthems by Gounod Mozart Mendelssohn and more with soloists and a double chorus. Performers include Mrs Kendall Mrs Parker Mrs Poulson and Mrs Dargin along with Mr Bateman Bartlett Fairbanks Loomis Mullaly and others.

Mozart Fairbanks Grant Shelley Mendelssohn A. C. Kendall Herbert Parker Mabel Wilson Eas K. Paine T. H. Norris Enor

New Stock Company Planned for Grand Opera House

Messrs Proctor and Mansfield announce a new stock company for the 1890 91 season at the Grand Opera House Boston with May preliminary performances and a September regular company led by Napier Lothian Jr. Plans include original comedies melodramas society plays with revivals of Dickens and occasional special attractions while keeping $1 top seats.

Grand Opera House Messrs. Proctor & Mansfield South End Roxbury Dorchester Boston Harvard Bridge Cambridge Napier Lothian, Jr Mary Anderson Messrs Proctor & Mansfield Mansfield Clara Morris Proctor & Manstfield

Silsby Engine Trials Impress Fire Board in Boston

The new Silsby engine for Dorchester Engine 16 underwent a test at Albany street yard. Despite high steam pressure and a slow tank fill caused by a partially open stopcock, the tank filled in 62.5 seconds after fixes, with observers noting strong water discharge and the board expressing full satisfaction. among the four new engines, No 26 by Clapp Jones led, filling a 700 gallon tank in 48 seconds.

Silsby Dorchester Board of Fire Commissioners Water Department Albany Street Clapp & Jones Wessell Silsby Company Byington Boston

Examination of Candidates for Boston Teachers Certificates

The Boston public schools announce exams for certificates to teach on Aug. 26 27 and 28 at Girls High School West Newton Street. Three certificate grades cover different positions from masters to assistant teachers and principals. Subjects include languages mathematics geography history sciences physiology didactics drawing music for higher grades. Special grade candidates must inform Secretary Mir. Phineas Bates by Aug. 1 with intended subject and post office address. Patrons of the Fox River Line are informed Sunday trips resume at 7 p.m. on Puritan and Providence steamers in commission. Cocoa product Vax Hourex Cocoa is noted.

Boston West Newton Street Mir Phineas Bates Board of Supervisors Mason Street

Norfolk Club Hosts Ladies' Night With Governors and Arrivals

The Norfolk Club held a ladies' night at Parker's with political remarks. Guests included Governor Brackett and wife ex-Governor Long and wife ex-Governor Robinson and wife. The event featured music by the Temple Quartette and J. Howard Richardson's Orchestra, and a list of prominent attendees from politics, law, and business. The Society of Architects met at the Thorndike while Frau Lehmann Kalisch announced an upcoming Boston Opera appearance. Numerous hotel arrivals from cities across the U S and abroad were listed.

Norfolk Club Parker Brackett Long Robinson W. E. Locke Temple Quartette J. Howard Richardson Asa French E. H. Tucker W. A. Gile W. EA. Bulkeley Hartford Conn Adams John F. Cobb Auburn Frank G. Hall Newton A. E. Smith Montreal E. J. Chamberlin Ottawa R. K. Brown Omaha Neb E. M. Lindley Avlanta J. H. Abbott Fall River K . Packer Philadelphia J. M. Hennessy London Eng A. Thomas Pittsburg G. A. Owen Louisville E. Allen Augusta M. D. Colbath New York W. J. Stocker England George Howarth Robert Meredith A. N. Logan Woodstock G. A. Gordon Savannah Miss C._C. Ladd Bryn Mawr Penn W. M. Derby Chicago Youne S.—A A. Richards Wellington Kan Hi. J. Chisholm Portland E. Morran Charles A. Nichols J. Beebe Springfield E. G. Green H. Fy 1Dridge and Family Portsmouth N. H United States George H. Fearows W. A. Foster W. E. _Adams Montpelier William Finlayson Cienfuegos Robert Leach Halifax N. S H. A. Bradford Indianapolis Ind CLARK Joseph Houston F. J. Burke Memphis Fenn I. Copeland Brockton D. F. Richardson Providence R. 1 G. E. Cogswell Amherst J. D. Gibson N. Jewett Ashburnham H. A. Hathaway KR L Thorndike Philip Bissell Peleg P. Akin Mary L. Akin South Yarmouth B. Morton R. L EF. J. Buckley George W. Pope Sandwich J. ©. Heinsheimer M. H. Mason Attleboro A. J. Post Jersey City George D. Robinson Chicopee G. KR. Parsons A. M. Reynolds New Haven Revere F. FE. Shaw Dunkirk N. Y Augustus Newell J. C. Nichols Miss Nichols Searsport N. C. Rhodes F. D. Blake J. P. Champlin Joseph R. Mann Pitt

Traveller newspaper sale talks confirmed by proprietor

Mr Worthington confirms ongoing negotiations that may lead to selling the Traveller but declines to name potential buyers. He denies reports of a transfer around the 20th and notes his fifty three years in the business with possible retirement. Also mentions free printed instructions by Asahel Wheeler at 145 cc street Boston.

Theodore C. Zereza New York William Whitlock Kathleen William Gardner Boston R. Zerega Surf Cathleen Corinthian Roland Worthington The Traveller Worthington George Randall Ferdinand A. Wyman Asahel Wheeler Cc Street Shawmut Congregational Church Griffis Alexander McKenzie Christ God Jesus Father McKenzie

City Meeting Notes and Upcoming Events

Mr J O Norris will lead Channing Hall at 3 PM this Saturday with Review of the Ten Lessons. A tableau and music fundraiser for the Educational Loan Fund was planned for April 17 at Pierce Hall. Max O Reill lectures on America Through French Glasses at the Boston Theatre Sunday evening.

J. O. Norris Educational Loan Fund

Sail and Paddle Returns as Canoe Journal Plans Bold Season

Sail and Paddle resumes after delays caused by a printer fire and a company reorganization led by C Bowyer Vaux. The new issue doubles page size, marks Volume VIL, and outlines upcoming events: Central Division meet at Lake Chatauqua July 1 to 15, Western Canoe Association at Ballast Island July 12 to 26, plus Long Island regatta plans with large warcanoes and ten man crews for paddling races.

W. E. Pente C. Bowyer Vaux Central Division A.C. A Lake Chatauqua N. Y Western Canoe Association Ballast Island Lake Erie Sail and Paddle Long Island

William O'Brien National Hurling Club Organized

The William O'Brien National Hurling Club was organized last evening at 43 Eliot Street with M. J. McCarthy as president, M. O'Keefe as vice-president, John Rennie as secretary and treasurer, John W. Flynn as captain, and Timothy Hurly as vice-captain.

William O’brien Eliot Street M. J. McCarthy M. O'Keefe John Rennie John W. Flynn Timothy Hurly

Western mortgage report backs safety of Western securities

The Massachusetts commissioner of foreign mortgage corporations says Western mortgages have been misrepresented by reckless managers but remain a safe, profitable option. Massachusetts residents invest annually 8 to 12 million dollars, and the report predicts that better management will restore confidence, lower rates, and plentiful funds for solid Western properties. Nebraskans see the Journal endorsement of conservative Western mortgage risk.

Massachusetts Nebraska State Journal

Sunday Easter Services Wide Across Boston Churches

Sunday notices list Easter morning and afternoon services at many houses of worship. Rev. Brooke Herford preaches at Antincton Street. Y M C A Union and Boston Young Men’s Christian Association stage Easter programs with music by noted soloists and choirs. Other featured churches include Baptist Fabrnacle Bowdoin Square and First Spiritual Temple, with sermons on resurrection and life after death. special collections, baptisms, and communion observed.

Antincton Street Brooke Herford RB. Y. M. Christian Union Union Hall Boylston Street I. ?. Whitney Ronrano Alice Steele Blackett Walter “Owes Heath Wulf Fries Carl I Merrill George Men Lamb Kent Shelley J. Stewart Foster M. McLeod Percy J.J. Cooper Joseph Stewart George W. Proctor Baptist Fabernacle Bowdoin Square M. Deming Pater Christ Dow Cuprey Disciples Brookline Street Warren Avenue Ames Enmanuel CauRca Newbury Street Leighton Parks Newbury and Exeter FP. L. L Willis Frost Courci Eliot Square James de Normange Music Hall D. Nelson Lewis Boston South Congregational Carren Newobury Street Exeter Street Bhale Longwood Sunday School Church of the Good Samaritan South Congregational Sunday School Copley Square Edward A. Horton Mary A. Livermore Truemont Semple Emory J. Haynes

Fales Method Showcases Rapid Combustion at 190 Congress

Demonstrations at 11 a m daily at 190 Congress street exhibit a new combustion method. Hot air furnaces cause light ning like power to melt cast iron and refractory metals in four minutes and burn ordinary clinkers asbestos with no smoke or gas. Vigorous demonstrations include a cyclone sound and tremors to rostrum floor and windows.

Fales Congress Street

Massachusetts Rebate Association seeks Treasurer and General Manager

The Massachusetts Rebate Association founded 1859 seeks a Treasurer and General Manager with a salary of 1200. The post offers a small financial interest in the company. Applicants should inquire at No. 13 School street Rooms 47 and 48 between 10 and 12 o clock.

The Massachusetts Rebate Association School Street

A Gigantic Misunderstanding in the Boston Weekly Post

The Boston Weekly Post this week features a charming love story with the above title and readers are promised high literary merit. Tariff discussions fill the issue, engaging rural readers who form opinions from newspapers, with encouragement to mail copies to New England friends.

Boston Weekly Post Weekly Post Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts New England Washington Post Publishing CO

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