Masquerade closes Roxbury cycling social series at Armory Hall
Roxbury Bicycle Club ends its social run with a masquerade at Armory Hall drawing sixty couples. Costumes delight the crowd including Miss Young, Miss Smith, C W Eaton, Lt. Drinkwater, Miss Annie Sawyer, and many others while five pink symphonies wow the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Armory Hall
Miss Young
Miss Smith
Decatur
Miss Peavy
C. W. Eaton
Ht. H. Wheeler
Willian Russell
Lloyd
Drinkwater
Lulu Gurney
H. L. Piper
H. L. Piper, Uncle Sam
Annie Sawyer
Alice Treffey
William Roett
Mephistopheles
Sawyer
Mrs. Harrington
Mr. Nugent
Mr. Peterson
Jack Fecitt
George Dorr
Jim Keltie
Aleck Keltie
Miss Wheeler
Mr. Reeves
W. J. MclIntosh
Miss Griggs
Miss Page
Miss Fay
Mr. Kenney
EF. W. Stiles
Moor
Miss Sawyer
Priscilla
Misses Keltie
Misses Dixon
Miss Gillespie
F. J.ruisseau
A. W. Montgomery
W. P. Davis
Brockton
Waltham
Winvsimmet Cycle Club
Associated Cycling Clubs
Press Cycling Club
Medford
Hyde Park Rovers
Union
Consul
Saunders
Cloverhill
Lowell Board of Trade
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Brunswick
Stock Highway Commission
Perkins
W. S. McClintock
A. A. Pope
N. 5. Shaler
Columbias on sale at Columbia Establishment
Nine Columbia bicycle styles ranging from cushion tires at 119 dollars to premium models at 150 dollars. Second hand wheels plentiful and in first class condition. Riding school free to buyers, nominal charges for others. Location 221 Columbus Avenue. Salesroom and riding school open Wednesday and Saturday. Sacchi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbus Avenue
Tammany Brav es Dance in South Boston Hall
South Boston's Ward 13 Tammany Club held its annual dance in Odd Fellows Hall with members in finery. The event featured elegant ladies, tropical plants, and music, drawing prominent figures including Senator Edward J. Leary and Alderman John J. Maguire among many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Ward 13
Tammany Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Edward J. Leary
James S. McKenna
Michael F. McDonough
James A. Galvin
M. F. Conley
Peter J. McKenna
Michael A. Meaney
James J. McCarthy
George C. Conway
James T. Curran
Joseph J. Kelly
Thomas H. Devlin
J. J. Merril
N. J. Sullivan
John J. Teevens
G. J. Reagan
Matthews
Nat Taylor
Thomas O’rourke
McNary
Henry F. Naphen
The
Lion
Patrick Maguire
Lomasney, Dever, Lee, Moorey and
Mitchell
Donovan
D. F. Barry
Brown Bears Defeat Thomson Houston Electrics 10 to 7
Brown University defeated Thomson Houston Electrics of Lynn 10 to 7 on Lincoln Field. It was the Electrics' first game of the season and Brown's play in both batting and fielding stood out, with a circus catch by McLane in left field ending a liner from Deady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providencek
Thomson- Houston Electrics
Lynn
Brown University
Lincoln Field
Brown
Electrics
McLane
Deady
Baseball Gossip Previewing 1890s pennant race influence
The piece previews the coming season with Boston likely strong after a South trip to rid rheumatism. It contrasts Boston and New York rosters, mentions Anson’s Chicago crowd, and notes reserve-rule effects on players. It highlights figures like Slattery Meagher Murray and discusses a Brown Harvard clash and New England circuit players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
South
Frank Selee
Lowe
Herman Long
Carroll
Kelly
Merritt
Kell
New York
Boyle
Philadelphia
McMahon
Jack Boyle
Davies
Bostons
Anson
Chicago
Mike Slattery
Binghamton
Baltimore
Jim Sullivan
Providence
Washington
Miah Murray
Harvard Boys
Mike Meagher
John Irwin
Wilkesbarre
Mike
New England
Harvard
Lowell
Dover
Brockton
Fall River
Lewiston
Portland
Winners on the Tracks at Guitrenpura NJ
Races today yield winners and times across six events. Phonograph wins the five and one half furlongs race, with Lillie KR and a gelding placing. Jack Lowell takes the five furlongs, with Mail second and Tartarian third. Brooklyn wins the one mile race, Rico second and Headlight third. My Gyps wins six furlongs with My Belle second and Monsoon third. Allan Bane captures the one and one eighth miles, Fenelon second and Hyacinth third. Pagan wins six furlongs, Tom Tough second and Pedestran third, all with listed times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guitrenpura
N. J
the Post
Phonograph
Auburn
Lillie KR
Jack Lowell
Eee Mail
Tartarian
Brooklyn
Rico
Groverster NJ Races Reported With Multiple Winners
Special to the Post covers GroverstER races listing results for 12 races held April 12. Winners include Mattie Howard Wist Little Phil Sweet Alice Express and Swamp Fox with times ranging from 59 seconds to 1 minute 38 seconds and various second and third place finishers in selling and maiden events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groverster
N. J
Mattie Howard
Wilroy
Frankie T
Wist
Prince Imperial
Little Phil
Brae Sersey
Repeater
Ot ‘ Ok
Cabin Hog
Come To Taw
John Hickey
Sweet Alice
Benjamin
Keime
Express
Bonnie Lass
Nenophon
Athletic meeting plans loom for world fair season
The article outlines a big outdoor meeting plan by the Boston Athletic Association at Riverside against Salford Harriers, with global ambitions ahead of the Chicago World’s Fair carnival from September 13 to 15. It notes tastemakers like Tom Keane and Billy Clark, trainer tips for McLaughlin, and manager Jack Sheehan rumored as Graham’s successor at Charlesbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Street
Salford Harriers
Riverside
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Boston
San Francisco
St. Louis
St. Paul
Steve Coombs
Tom Keane
Harvard
Keane
Billy Clark
Dale
Joe Doyle
Joe
McLaughlin
Worcester
Jack Sheehan
John Graham
Charlesbank
Jack
Bay State Athletic Club
Aquatic Talk on Worcester Regatta Plans and Local Rowing Talent
The Rowing Association will meet to decide the July 4 regatta location with Springfield a strong offer and the Connecticut likely course. New England will be represented by a top eight at the national regatta and local crews including Riversides and Crescents aim for victory while Dan Sullivan and the Columbians show strong athletics interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowing Association
Springfield
Connecticut
The
Charles
New England
Riversides
Crescents
America
Sullivan
Dan Sullivan
Columbians
Coopers
Worcester
Lehigh Falls to Dartmouth Amid Rainy Afternoon
In South Bernevem Penn on April 12 Lehigh lost to Dartmouth 12 to 5 as rain delayed and dimmed play. The weather disrupted both sides and prevented a standout performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Berntevem
Penn
Lehigh
Dartmouth
New Equipment on the Noon Train Reported
A 12 noon train is noted to have new equipment added to its consist. Officials confirm upgrades are part of a broader fleet refresh aimed at improving service reliability and passenger comfort.
Tigers Beat Boston in Rainy Princeton Game
Princeton reporters note a cold, damp afternoon as Boston defeated Yale 7 to 1 after beating Yale 8 to 1 last Monday. Drake started with a sore arm and pitched two innings. Brokaw finished. Three errors total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Boston
Brokaw
Dunraven Proposes Scheduling for America's Cup Races
Lord Dunraven letters Commodore Smith from London dated March 25 discuss race timing for the America's cup. He suggests extending leeward and windward race laps, distinguishing stake boats with a large flag, and fixing the first race date around mid September to avoid late-season flier. Commodore Smith replies the suggestion will be considered and signs as James D. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunraven
Commodore Smith
James D. Smitr
Cambridge Athletic Association Dance At Odd Fellows Hall
The Cambridge Athletic Association hosts a dance at Odd Fellows Hall Cambridgeport this evening. President Harry Hodgkins and members have worked hard to ensure a successful affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Athletic Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Cambridgeport
Harry Hodgkins
Roxbury Athletic Club
Irvington Oval
Turnee
Harry Cornish
Maurice Stern
Fred Lord
Columbian Rowing Association
Sheldon
South Boston
South Medford
Brockton to Host 1800 Colt Stakes at Oct Fair
The Brockton Agricultural Society offers 1800 in colt stakes for the annual fair October 4 to 7. Entries close June 1 and horses named September 5. Stakes range from 300 to 600 with mile heats and best in multiple tries. Cited rivals include Rhode Island State fair and Mystic Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Brockton Agricultural Society
Rhode Island State Fair
New England Breeders’ Association
Mystic Park
Bath department highlighted on Ladies Day program
At the B. A. A. on May 5, the bath section showcases water fun with Professor James Shea and twelve pupils in four swimming exhibitions from three classes. Participants include G Williams N Rice G Noyes J LaMoyne J B Thomas Jr A B DeBlois R C Richardson EK Whittier M Williams C D Hodges R H Thomas G G Mixter. Exhibitions cover diving straight high and back. A tule race features H Gross vs H Norris Jr. The water polo match closes the department activities with Lt Norris Jr and S N Norton as captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
James Shea
G. Williams
N. Rice
G. Noyes
J. LaMoyne
J. B. Thomas
Atlantic Yacht Club to award trophy for big single stickers
The Atlantic Yacht Club plans a regatta trophy gifted by Commodore Banks to be presented at a Hotel St George gathering in Brooklyn. The event aims to boost interest in forthcoming trials as new yachts compete in September under the regatta committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic Yacht Club
Commodore Banks
Regatta Committee
The
Sentember
Will They Strike Continued From Page One
The article reports on looming labor unrest as men challenge rules set by the Division Superintendent and anticipate a possible strike across divisions. It notes uniform opposition and potential action, signaling escalating tension within the workforce.
Revelations at City Gas Inquiry Stir Public Interest
The torn leaf dispute at the gas inquiry centers on a 1888 report page claiming gas production costs. Mayor Matthews, George Fred Williams, and Gas Commissioner Barker clash over the leaf, with Williams insisting a section showing costs was ripped out. Barker denies tearing the page. Williams maintains his sighting of the missing content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
George Fred Williams
Barker
Williams
Gas Price Hearings Open for Roxbury Dorchester and South Boston
The Boston Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners resumed hearings on petitions by Roxbury Dorchester and South Boston gas customers seeking lower rates. Moody Merrill urged reductions to 1 for heating fuel power and 130 for lighting, arguing higher profits under lower prices. Greenough and Coffin represented the companies, noting no preference on grouping petitions with the Mayor's. the hearing concluded with no objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Beacon Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
South Boston
Moody Merrill
Charles P. Greenough
A. B. Coffin
Merrill
Greenough
Mr. Merrill
Commission
Boston Waiter Girls Plea For Fair Pay and Hours
In a public appeal to the editor the Boston waiter girls describe long shifts of over ten hours, scarce work at four hours in some places, and wages so low that many go without decent clothing heat or hot meals. They urge reform and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Boston
Mass
Browning King & Co Spring Goods Display
Browning, King & Co. at Washington and Kneeland showcase spring ready made clothing and fabrics for Boston trade. They highlight furnishings and the latest bat styles, inviting traders and shoppers to visit for a good outfit at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning, King & Co
Washington
Kneeland Streets
Boston
Bats
Yale boat house near ready for occupancy
The Yale boat house in New Haven measures 90 by 35 feet and will hold four eight oared shells and several sculls. Located below the first bridge on Lake Whitney the facility will serve the crew before harbor practice begins and the class crews after varsity oarsmen move to the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
New Yale Boat House
Lake Whitney
Tufts Defeats Philips Andover Academy In Baseball
Tufts defeated Philips Andover Academy this afternoon in Andover by a baseball score of tol. The game featured several notable moments as the teams competed for an early season win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Tufts
Philips Andover Academy
Community activities and civic notices in local venues
A coffee party by the All Souls Universalist chapel youth society featured a fine musical and literary program. Theo dore Crocker will receive a benefit concert at Maverick Church for injuries from the Lincoln street fire. Master William H. Ford’s funeral was held with a high mass at the Church of the Assumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society
All Soul
Universalist Chapel
Theodore Crocker
Lincoln Street
Maverick Church
Elizabeth Hamlin
Wulf Fries
Herbert Johnson
Joseph L. White
Marie Brookings
Fanny Cliff Berry
Margarette Brookings
William H. Ford
Church of the Assumption
Father Garrity
Holy Cross Cemetery
Women’s Relief Corps
John A. Hawes
Music Hall
Atlantic Works
Cormorant
City of Boston Street
Ham
Thomas Culliney
Marion Street
Culliney
Ireland
Lyceum Hall
The
Fitton Literary Institute
Outing Club
Election notes and social updates from South Boston
The City Point Catholic Association votes tonight at 9 pm with John H. Buckley Jr named secretary by retiring directors. Grover Associates host a first dance party on April 20 with Billy Haines providing music. The Wentworth Club plans a Bethesda Hall party tonight. Charles Linnehan may build a large stable on Boston Wharf Company property. In Murray & Irwin's novice pool, Dick Irwin leads with 11 wins and 1 loss, Donnelly 10 wins 3 losses. Bernice Lodge marks an anniversary with a high‑profile entertainment by Annie Lennon et al. Boston Shoe Company buys 168 West Second Street for women’s footwear production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Point Catholic Association
John H. Buckley, Jr
Grover Associates
Billy Haines
Wentworth Club
Bethesda Hall
Charles Linnehan
Boston Wharf Company
Murray & Irwin’s
Dick Irwin
Owed
Donnelly
Bernice Lodge
Bernice Hall
Annie M. Lennon
James H. Murphy
Millie Chrimes
Kittie Cassidy
Gertie Lennon
W. A. Welch
Allie Smith
Alpha Orchestra
Johns. Godfrey
P. Tl. Temple
J. S. Godfrey
George A. Cole
E. E. Baker
F. H. Hemmenway
Boston Shoe Company
Tupper Shoe Company
Lynn
West Second Street
Cirry Point
Beacon Light Temperance Club Elects Officers in Somerville
The annual election selects John Green as President and Arthur C. Blaze as first vice president, with Philip B. Purdon and P J McLaughlin as other officers. Other items note Beacon Light events, assemblies and social gatherings in Somerville communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Light Temperance Reform Club
John Green
Arthur C. Blaze
Philip B. Purdon
P. J. McLaughlin
Clara E. Walker
Hattie <A. Sawyer
Essie T. Sullivan
Jennie S. Walker
Minnie L. Morrison
Winnie A. White
Will H
Winter Hill Lodge
Mexico
George H. Russ
Old Powpirn House
Demorest medal contest concludes at Walnut Street Church
The sixth and last Demorest medal contest drew a large crowd at Walnut Street Church with judges Rev. T. C. Watkins Mrs. J. B. Fenwick and Hi. T. Weaver. Tomorrow Theodore Winthrop Post hosts a progressive whist party in Grand Army Hall for the First Hospital bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Court
Sudbury
Washington
Hanover Streets
Walnut Street
T. C. Watkins
J. B. Fenwick
Hi. T. Weaver
Theodore Winthrop Post
Grand Army Hall
Armory Hall
Seventh District
Lynn Street
Cleveland
William Everett
Elm Council of
United Fellowship
J. H. Higgins
Mt. Bellingham
Methodist Church
Hoyt
Chinatown
Academy of Music
Tite Perryman
Cambridge Notes and Social Happenings in London and Home
Dr. T J Leahy plans to sail from London for home in about two weeks. A Cambridge native and Harvard Medical School graduate, class of 92, he studied in Dublin and London. Tonight a musicale will be held at Professor Julius Ward's home on Magazine Street with Frank Pratt Edith Cole and L P Whitney among the performers. Officer James H Murray is promoted to inspector. Remodelling of District 3 police station continues with prisoners housed in the basement while the station is updated above. The Binney field is nearly submerged with stagnant water affecting the area near Grand Jimellon tracks. Residents report ongoing foot traffic on the tracks and worry about future accidents in East Cambridge. John F O'Brien was not seen yesterday. a friend says he will not respond to Mr. Rady representing the Democratic State central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Leahy
London
Dr. Leahy
Cambridge
Harvard Medical School
Dublin
Julius Ward
Magazine Street
Frank Pratt
H. 5
Andros
Paul Herfurth
Frank Riley
East Cambridge
John F. O'Brien
O'Brien
Rady
Democratic State Central Committee
New State House Extension Reveals Hidden Scope
The 1889 act for a State House addition in Boston turns out to fund tearing down and rebuilding the old section. Commissioners must erect a fireproof extension on Mt. Vernon Street rear of the current building and modify plans submitted to the Legislature. The project requires an extra 1.5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Commonwealth
Mt. Vernon Street
Boston
Progress of the Big Fair in Chiaco April 12 1893
Director-General Davis announces exhibits with space permits up to April 30 1893 and extends exhibit reception to that date. Italian lace from Queen Margherita’s warship arrives opened by Countess Dibrassa, praising crown lace and women’s handiwork. The ordnance display includes Krupp Hotchkiss and War Department guns and howitzers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiaco
Davis
Margherita
Italy
Dibrassa
S Krupp
Hotchkiss Ordnance Company
Hotchkiss Establishment
Ordnance
United States War Department
Postmasters Appointed Across Nation and New Hampshire List
Washington April 12 The total number of fourth class postmasters appointed today was 121. Eighty two filled vacancies from resignations and deaths while thirty nine were removals. Thirty five removals served four years or more. New Hampshire appointments include TH J Jonen Alton J M Arnold Danville C H Dodge New Boston A R Robinson Tamworth F L Gilman Woodstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
New Hampshire
TH. J. Jonen
Alton
J.M. Arnold
Danville
C. H. Dodge
New Boston
A. R. Robinson
Tamworth
F. L. Gilman
Woodstock
Curtis and Hamlin Qualified as Treasury Assistants
William Edmund Curtis of New York and Charles Hamlin of Massachusetts qualified this afternoon as assistant secretaries of the Treasury. Hamlin will replace Geay and may later supervise customs affairs and the supervising architect's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasamindtron
William Edmund Curtis
New York
Charles
Hamlin
Massachusetts
the Treasury
Geay
Sanford v Peck and Bishop furniture case bubbles to light
In New Haven on April 12 the case of George L. Sanford versus Peck and Bishop shifted when a motion to set aside the judgment due to alleged jury interference by defendant attorney Hamilton was granted. The plaintiff’s side vowed to thoroughly sift the matter, claiming to hold irreputable evidence of a questionable nature against the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
George L. Sanford
Peck & Bishop
Hamilton
Paine Folding Bed Offered By Paine Furniture
A practical folding bed promotes better sleep and storage. Readers are advised to visit 45 Canal Street to see the Paine Folding Bed designed and manufactured by Paine's Furniture Company as a reliable choice amid many offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Street
Paine
Furniture Company
Absolu
Firebugs Roil Attleboro and North Attleboro
Incendiary fires plague Attleboro and nearby North Attleboro over two weeks. Houses and inns including Charles Fields Briggville home and the old Wrentham Inn burned, with losses totaling thousands. Sheriff Briggs reports evidence of arson and ongoing investigations amid a local fear of a roaming tramp gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attileporo
North Attleboro
Attleboro
Charles Fields
Briggvile Road
North
Pawtucket
Abbe Kent
Providence
Evans
Brown
Charles Field
Briggville
Sheriff Briggs
Mr. Field
Post
Eastport St John Steamers Launch Spring Service
International Steamship Co announces spring sailings starting April 17 with Cumberland and State of Maine in commission on tri weekly Boston to St John trips every Monday Wednesday Friday at 8 30 am. Wednesday service will be Boston Eastport direct with no Portland call. Noon B M connects with steamers at Portland on Mondays and Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
State of Maine
Boston
St. John
Eastport
Portland
Boston & Maine Railroad
Entertainment and Dance by St Peter T A and L Society
The St Peter s T A and L Society held its first entertainment and dance at Dorchester Music Hall last evening before a large audience. Performers included Charles Lewis pianist Benjamin Hunt Jr baritone George Spaulding cornet Miss Dora Damon violin solo D J Lynch reading James Twomey Indian clubs Harry Jockett violin Thomas Connell song Frank Leslie original selections Misses Gilchrist Michael Kelly clog artist John Ryan tenor solo Thomas McKvillar reading M Sullivan sang. Father Ronan President McDonald and D J Lynch chaired the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s T. A. and L. Society
Dorchester Music Hall
Charles Lewis
Benjamin F. Hunt, Jr
George D. Spaulding
Dora Damon
D. J. Lynch
Reading
James Twomey
Harry Jockett
Thomas Connell
Frank Leslie
Misses Gilchrist
Michael Kelly
John Ryan
Thomas Mckvillar
M. F. Sullivan
Father Ronan
McDonald
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Ote
Boston Post
New York Receorder
Chicago Herald
Bicycle Heagouarters
Tammany
Dange
Blanchard & Farbear
Mlifornia
Baseball
Gloucester
Philander
Grey Eagle
Barrientos
H. Ireland
Piedmont
Glenspray
Skeetgeister
Power
Iowa
Boy
Flemington
Garwood
Contant
Belle Court
Servitude
Bartow
Jim Foster
Lady Belle
the Nun
Agnes H
Foxmede
Heron
George v
Great Guns
Needmore
Larghetta
J. Lackland
Monterey
Minnesota
Montlece
Vulpina
William T
Edith
Duke of Gloster
Theresa
Miss Nellie
Athlic News
Bari
Tigers
Long
P.O. Carroll
Stivetts
Puneenesse
McCarthy
Nash
Tucker
Bennett
Nichols
Staley
Lake
Eaee
Khis. R.o
A. King
Owen Ew
Eener
Woodcock
Trenchard
Mackenzie
Gunster
Drake
Brooks
Seeeer
Blair
Theker
King
Otto
Krokaw
Duffield
LOOO
James D. Smith
Lord Dunraven
Sporting Miscellany
Carlsbad
D. W. Sullivan
Tripp
Pioneer Federal Labor Union
James Ratigan
R. W. Garrity
Mr. Barker
Mr. Williams
Yale’s
NEW Boat House
Phillips Andover
Tur Ferryman
Charlestown
Bunker Hill Street
Chelsea
Bunker Hill Streets
Abraham Lincoln
Cadets’ Armory
Emerald
Monument Hall
John J. Craig
St. Frances de Sales Y. MM. c. T. A. and
L. Society
Dennis Meehan
Shergold
Dunbar
Bunker Hill
Somerville
Adams Street
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester Athletic Club
Feeny’s
Stoughton Street Baptist Church
John A. Andrew
D. of V
Huntington F. Walcott
Associates Hall
Hyde Park
Groove Hall
Brichton
Perlie Dyar
I. F. Newman
Brighton Baseball Club
Sons of Veterans
Warren Hall
Beacon Park
Harlin
W.S. Main
North Gorham
Catawba
Isabella
Concord
Delaware
Geo
Hewett
Read
NEW England Mutual
Post Office Square
Boston, Mass
Len J. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
Trubl
John W. Dole
Commercial Street
NEW Publications
Madison Sau Ale
Eastport and
A.C. van Nostrand
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