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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1887

Page

8

Easter Church Music Across Trinity and Other City Parishes

Easter will be celebrated in city churches with elaborate musical programs and heavy floral decor. Trinity Church centers attention with Rev. Phillips Brooks preaching and a children’s service by Dr. Brooks. Second Church showcases a children’s program led by Dr. F. H. Brown with Governor Ames present. Various churches, including Unity and Old South, plan organ preludes, anthems, and choirs, with notable soloists and clergy performances across morning and evening services.

Trinity Church Phillips Brooks Brooks Church of the Unity F. H. Brown Governor Ames Howard N. Brown Brookline John Kneeland E. A. Horton Printape Christ Paul Revere Christ the Lord H. Millard G. W. Warren Pete Cen Camidge Henin Camidge Abbie C. Haslet Anima J. Rhinechard George W. McCompell Charles Harte W. H. Winthrop B. Y. M. Christian Union Union Hall Boylston Street H. Winkley Abbie F. Hervey Flora E. Barry Percy J. Cooper Byron A. Robinson Jabez L. Robinson Tremont Temr Emory J. Hayn Grengthens Boreiens and Berkel Streeta KR. L. Green Boston Cuurci Pullic Even Song

Bostons Beat Baltimores In A Tight Opening Pro Game

In Barrmore Md on April 8 Boston defeated Baltimore before about 10 000 fans in the first pro game of the season. Kelly starred for Boston with four hits in five at bats while Burns homered for Baltimore. Madden and Tate struggled for Baltimore but Stark fielding by the visitors helped them hold a late lead. Final score line shows Boston edging Baltimore with strong hitting and base running.

Barrmore Bostons Baltimores Kelly Madden Tate Smith Trott Buing Wise Greenwood Morrill Burns Purcell Gritin Nesh Stith Tucker Skinner St. Louis Chicagos Caruthers Pyle Browns Flint Gleason Foutz Board of Aldermen Donovan Traverse Superior Criminal Court Zenas M. Crane Dalton Mass Perkins Institution South Boston Frank Longee Chase G. Sanborn’s Broad Street Custom House Cram New Court House Richard Briggs Crockery Washington Street Europe New York Cunard Boston Bostonian Society Council Chamber Old State House Old Charlotte Gray National Temperance Hospital Chicago Helen G. Rice Boston Women’s Christian Temperance Union

New England Kennel Club Elects Officers After Show

Governor Oliver Ames attended the dog show as the exhibition closed at 10 pm. The club estimates about 1000 in credit after a 10000 outlay. The annual meeting elected President J. E. Thayer, Vice President F. B. Fay, Secretary J. W. Newman, Treasurer W. C. Partridge, with committees led by Thayer Fay Grosvenor Newman and Moores along with Bailey and Grosvenor among others.

Oliver Ames New York Boston & Albany Faxon J. E. Thayer F. B. Fay J. W. Newman W. C. Partridge J.E. Thayer Jean Grosvenor W. Newman E. H. Moores F. Bs. Fay J. 8. Bailey J. G. W. Werner G. A. Fletcher

Public Library Architect Selection Praised by Trustees

The piece commends Boston’s trustees for choosing the library’s architect without local bias. It notes Massachusetts officials support free, merit based selection and predict the trustees may secure superior results through this bold decision.

Boston New York Messrs. Peabody and Stearns Union League Club Massachusetts

Business Troubles Sweep Across Nations in Weekly Circul

The weekly Dun & Co circular reports 223 total business failures in the past seven days, 108 in the U S and 26 in Canada, with New York City notably low at six. It notes interstate commerce act disruptions, rising shipping costs, rate hikes, and ongoing money-market strain alongside a strong March government revenue. Several individual failures and assignments are listed, including A Brunell in Manchester New York and various firms across North America, plus a court petition in Boston.

R. G. Dun & Co Be, Russell Mercantile Agency United States Canada New York City Chicago Pacific Lines Association of Southern Roads and Lines Mississippi Philadelphia Treasury A. Brunell Boots and Anoes Manchester N. Y A. Jacobs Richmond R. P. Bayley & Co Baltimore Hubert Pronovost St. Felicien Que Eutrope Rousseau Dry Goods Quebec Porteous & Co Bryson W.J. Byrnes Kingston Ont Murdock Gair Oxford Mills E. B. Horton Waverly F. T Yeaterday McKim Nathan PF. Carruth John R. Farbush Foundry Albany Streets Boston

Bostonia as Workaday Women and Arts Life

A visiting Englishman learns Boston women balance charity and labor, praising their industrious character. The piece critiques streetcar conductors pockets and suggests leather satchels, then highlights the People’s Entertainment Society of Boston, five cent concerts, and Mme Bernhardt’s La Solitude retreat at Havre. It admires Boston authors clubs, French and German circles, and notes a gator toy in a bath. It ends with a nod to John J. Pray Sans & Co., matting importers.

Boston Leighre Boston Horse Siice Tares People’s Entertainment Society of Borton Ita Ain Havre Ste. Addrease la Solitude

Prolific French playwright Dupin dies in Paris at YG

Jean Henri Dupin, aged, oldest of French dramatists, died in Paris yesterday. Born Sept 1, 1793 in Paris, he left banking to write for the stage, producing over 200 plays often in collaboration with Scripe Dartois and others. Notable works include Michael and Christine and The Bourgeoise Boarding School. He also wrote librettos for comic operas and several solo dramas. A winter trouser stretcher from London patent sold locally. Steamer coasts should be marked before spring voyages.

Jean Henri Dupin Paris Desfontaine Chambord Dupin Dartois Michael Christine Jonas Dartois M. Dupin Havre Guardian Angel d’Apagny Sauvage Damanoir Saint- Georges Delacour Grasville G W. Simmons & Co Orth Street

Legal Case Review in Middlesex Courts Over Night Jury

Superior Court Middlesex April 8 heard cases include Litchfield v Town of Chelmsford and Wilkins before Justice Knowlton as juries failed to agree. Marble administrator v Boston & Lowell railroad recalls February 1886 collision near North Woburn where Jameson died aboard the Montreal Down Express. Proceedings cite ticket status and potential post wreck death. attorneys Richardson and Marble appear for the plaintiff.

Essex County Hammond J. Flynn Keenan Charles A. DeCourcey John P. Sweeney Kilbride Charles A. de Courcey Mary E. Smith Carrie Peabody William Smith Bradford Plainti Brickett & Poor Plaintiff Moody & Bartlett Swift Carr Neibat Roberts Spaulding Driscoll Va Chase Et Als Same Haverhill Iron Works Wharf Cape Aun Savings Bank Holmes City of Haverhill Stevens Belanger Ashworth Manchester Whitcomb Boston & Maine Railroad Fitzsimmons Washington Mills Company Cove Worsted Mills Lawrence Smith Va Popplewell Haggarty Middlesex County Knowlton Hiram J. Litchfield Chemsford Nina F. Wilkins Fred P. Marble Boston & Lowell Railroad Maintiff Somas W. Jameson North Woburn Montreal Woburn Jameson George F. Richardson Qua & Marble

Night matchups list shows local clubs and rivals

On Monday the schedule includes Knights versus Grise, Rindge against N E Mutual Aid Society, Heath versus Dole, Powderly against Powderly, Joy versus Metcalf, Haguley versus Alexander, Gillis versus Boston, and Wrigley against Bartlett, pairing ten pairs for play.

Knights Grise Rindge N. E. Mutual Aid Society Heath Dole Powderly Joy Metcalf Haguley Alexander Gillis Va Boston

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