Saratoga Races Highlight Weather Warm Reception for Grisette
At Saratoga on August 4, a large crowd watched races from a cool track. McLaughlin debuted with applause, while Grisette driven by Murphy caused a stir after being pulled, finishing second to Goliah in the Clarendon Hotel Stakes. Emperor of Norfolk and Kingfish ran in later events with close margins and strong betting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
McLaughlin
Mamie Hunt
Climax
Gleaner
Ben Thompson
Chance
Pearl Jenings
Jubilee
Mamie Unt
Pearl Jennings
En Thompson
Brait
Harwood
Lewis, Clark
Broughton
Flageoletta
Harry Russell
Mamie Hant
Jennings
Ith Gleaner
Amalgam
Story
Clarendon Hotel
Baldwin
Cold Stream
Pride of the Village
Glenspray
Goliah
Maggie Emerson
Air
Emperor of Norfolk
Farian
Satan
Presto
Dwyer Bros
Kingfish
Ith
Puento
Hermosa
Ingfish
Our Friend
Wary
Kensington
Lucy Johnson
Phil Lewis
Belmont
Parasol
Philewis
Tambourette
Kensington and
Glenarm
Guy
George Meeeone
Maggie May
Lijero
Wheatley
Ten Sheald
George McCullough
Field
Ajero
Percy
Maggie Jay
Large Meetings Highlight Temperance Push in Philadelphia
At the Catholic total abstinence gathering in Philadelphia 3000 attendees filled the Academy of Music for a night of speeches and a lengthy resolutions report. Father Thomas J. Conaty praised Irish sobriety and Master Workynan Powderly linked liquor to misfortune while urging continued temperance efforts and cadet corps proposals. A debate over a fifth resolution followed, with rules invoked to read and vote on each resolution separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pumapelphia
Academy of Music
Union
Thomas J. Conaty
Worcester
Mass
Boston
Winthop
O’briens
Collinses
Workynan
Apte
Committee On
Ireland
Philaperro
Independence Hall
Ather Theobald Mathew
Father Doran
Megese
Rehearsal of As You Like It for Actors Fund
Park Theatre hosts an outdoor rehearsal of As You Like It on the Masconomo lawn in Manchester by the Sea for the Actors Fund. Cast includes Frank Mayo Lillian Conway Rose Coghlan Agnes Booth Schoeffel and Stuart Robson with songs by Barnabee Macdonald Adams and others. Performance begins at 3 30 PM and seat sales are strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masconomo
Mancester-by-the-Sea
Actors’ Fund
Park Theatre
Duke
Mark Price
Duke Frederick
Frazer Coulter
Amiens
Lillian Conway
Jaques
Frank Mayo
le Beau
F. B. Conway
Oliver du Bois
Charles
Lillian An
Henry Bishop
Henry ©. Barnabee
William E. Macdonald
Charles R. Adams
William J. Wa Ball
Agnes Booth- Schoeffel
King Cutter Wedding At Second Church
Walter H. King married Eva Cutter in a Pleasant Midsummer wedding at the Second Church last evening. Rev. Dr. Miner officiated with Arthur King as best man and ushers from Worcester. The bride wore white satin with a tulle veil and orchids, attended by sisters Lillian and Mettie Cutter. A reception followed on Hancock street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. King
Eva Cutter
Dr. Miner
Arthur King
Fred M. Williams
W.E. Worcester
FS. Leavitt
G. M. Clapp
F. M. Sproul
W. T. Sleeper
Worcester
Lillian
Mettie Cutter
Hancock Street
Prominent New England Cotton Pioneer Dies at 90
Jonathan A. Pope of Newport passed away at his residence aged 90. A pioneer in cotton spinning he brought the first bale into New England and built mills and the first Kennebec River dam in Maine. He leaves four daughters and a large fortune. Dennis B. Crowley, longtime Journal employee, died at 43 after twenty five years in mail and composing rooms and eight years as proof reader. He leaves a widow and five children. Former Judge John P. Knowles died in Providence at 79. Brown University graduate and U.S. district judge since 1870. Allen Francis, U.S. consul at St Thomas Ontario, died after injuries from a hose cart at a railway disaster. Professor Moses Lyford of Portland died at 71 after stomach trouble. longtime Colby University professor and trustee leaves widow and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan A. Pope
Newport
New England
Kennebec River
Maine
Dennis B. Crowley
John P. Knowles
Providence
Rhode Island
Brown University
United States
District of
Allen Francis
U.S
St. Thomas
Ont
Moses Lyford
Portland
Springfield
Mass
Waterville
Mt. Vernon
Samoset Island Company Holds Annual Meeting in Boothbay
The Samoset Island Company of Boothbay Maine held its annual meeting with a delightful dinner on Fisherman's Island. Notable attendees included Judge Charles Levi Woodbury and several prominent residents. The group plans a new club house and a coastal excursion to Pemaquid the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movsr Islanp
Samoset Island Company
Boothbay
Fisherman’s Island
Charles Levi Woodbury
Boston
William Rogers
Bath
Henry Ingalls
Charles Weeks
George B. Sawyer
Wiscasset
J. E. Moore
Thomaston
Clifford Welcher
Farmington
James M. Hayes
J. H. Blair
William Hi
Ht. Andrews
Charles A. Benjamin
Salem
Richard &. Spofford
Newburyport
M. W. Lowry
Washington, D. C
David R. Pierce
Pemaquid
Tragic Death of Richard Lavers Found in Water
Aug 4 Sarem Speciau reports the body of Richard Lavers an 80 year old boarder at Naumkeag House was found in water off the Moulton farm South Sarem. He suffered dropsy and heart disease and is believed to have fainted while bathing his feet leading to drowning. He formerly owned the Moulton farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarem
Speciau
Richard Lavers
Naumkeag House
Moulton Farm
South Sarem
Meigs Elevated Railroad to Build One Mile Test Track
The Meigs Elevated Railroad Company will build a single mile of track from Bowdoin to Harvard squares extending from the Danes side of the Charles River through Portland to Main streets. Plans have been sent to firms and bids will be reviewed August 10 with a contract award on August 16. No city location approval yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs Railroad
Meigs Elevated Railroad Company
Bowdoin
Harvard Squares
Charles River
Portland
Main Streets
Boston
Police Recover Lost Cash After Boy Finds It
A Medford man named Taylor reported $80 missing yesterday afternoon. A boy found the money and Richard Barer, a Tracey Express driver, claimed it and took it. Taylor pursued the tale, leading to Murphy’s arrest by a Station 15 officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Medford
Tracey’s Express
Richard Barer
Murphy
Station 15
Taking of New Orleans and Tokio Fate Play to Crowds
The two great spectacles at the Point of Pines draw crowds each pleasant night. Eighty musicians will next Sunday give seven grand concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Point of Pines
Beer Kettle Explosion Fatal at Robr's Brewery
A boiling kettle at Robr's brewery in Green Bay Wisconsin exploded pouring seventy barrels of scalding water over seven workers. Six men died including August Delforge and two Haibe family members along with J B Haibe John T Bimeret and George Haibe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robr
Green Bay
Wis
August Delforge
J. B. Haibe
John T. Bimeret
George Haibe
Exciting Detroit Boston slugging duel ends in late surge
In Detroit on Aug 4 the Detroits and Bostons produced a wild scoring game with Brouthers Thompson and Rowe homering for Detroit while Wise and White spurred late runs. Detroit totaled six in the ninth to pull ahead as attendance reached about 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroits
Bostons
Wolverines
Brouthers
Thompson
Conway
Prouthers
Sutton
Wise
Bean Eaters
Rowe
Twitchell
Nash
Radbourn
Tate
Kelly
Morrill
White
Ganzel Rowe
Richardson
R. BH. Po.a.f. N. BH. PO. A. F. Rich
Oj Sutton
Brouth
Keily
OiJohnston
Hanlon
Ganzel
Burdock
Ae Aw
Soi
Ecccceeses
Cess
Acctas
Burns
Sullivan
Fogarty
Daly
Baldwin
McGuire
Phillies
Transcripts and Posts Baseball Game Summary
Transcripts beat Posts with a scoring summary showing key players such as F Scott Homerun and McCauley two basers. Pitchers Bean and Stimpson held oppositions, seven transcripts runs and six posts runs. Umpire Jacques officiated the game.
Sullivan Debuts With Lowell in Low-Scoring Win Over Haverhails
William Sullivan pitched well in his first Lowell appearance shutting out Haverhails with ten hits allowed and one earned run. Lally and Hartnett produced notable defense and offense while Duffy and Flanagan led the hits. The game ended 3 to 0 as Lowell capitalized on timely hits and fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
William
Sullivan
Haverhills
Lowells
Laily
Haverhaills
K.bhlpo
A. E. KR
A. FE
Burns
Sheehan
Toee Hartnett
Clare
Cudworth
Manning
H. Duffy
Bradley
Higgins
Flanagan
Kennedy
Ojj. Burns
Mit
BR J.sullivan
Lally
Mahoney
Owls W.sullivan
Potter
Jevarers
Hartnett
Duffy
Flanigan
Joe Sullivan
Dick Burns
Lynch
Post Wins Coast to Coast Baseball Contest Against Ponies
In a championship game at the Weston grounds the Post defeated the Ponies 10 to 2 after a sixth and seventh inning rally by the Ponies. The Post offense included singles by W Scott E L Bean Curtis Walsh J W Bean and McCauley two bagger for four RBIs. Transcript defense featured Barker Richardson Smith Mackey Greenall Stimpson and Porter making notable plays before the game was called with Transcripts trailing and train time near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bh.po. A.r
Ek PU
Curtis
O'Greenall
Walsh
Mackey
McCauley
O Smith
J.W. Bean
Barker
F. Scott
Stimpson
Young
Porter
Starkey
Alexand’r
W. Scott
Rich
E.L. Bean
Vinton
Alexander
Bean
Mr. Jacques
POST
Boston
Wellington Grounds
E. L. Bean
J. W. Bean
Transcripts
Richardson
Smith
Greenall
Baseball Scores From Recent City Games
In Baltimore the Brooklyns lost to Baltimore 4 to Metropolitans 10 defeated Athletics at Philadelphia. Louisville beat Louisvilles 2 to Clevelands 1 while St Louis defeated Cincinnati 7 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimores
Brooklyns
Philadelphia—Athletics
Metropolitans
Louisville
Louisvilles
Clevelands
St. Louis
Cincinnatis
Vase from Constitution gifted to Bostonian Society
James Miskelly, apprentice at Charlestown Navy Yard since 1825, gave a vase made from the old Constitution to the Bostonian Society in Memorial Hall. He noted War of 1812 captures, marked his 89th birthday, and curator Curtis Guild hoped the ship’s relics stay in Boston. An oil painting of the Constitution’s 1845 harbor voyage was also shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miskelly
Charlestown Navy Yard
Josiah Barker
Bostonian Society
Memorial Hall
Old State House
Miskelly
Curtis Guild
Boston
John Percival
B. F. Stevens
New Enland Mutual Life Insurance Company
Society
Europe
Stevens
Boston Public Works Updates and Harbor Beautification Plan
Water Commissioner Rockwell reports weekly one mile of pipes laid while water quality improves. Essex Street bridge nearly ready. Boylston Street abutments delayed by quarry strikes. Horace Mann school foundation bid awarded to D Y Cram at 10 990 dollars. Olmstead and park commissioners assess harbor islands for tree planting as a low cost beautification option to be presented after vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Brien
Rockwell
Essex Street
Jackson
Boylston Street
Perkins
Washington
Boston
D. Y. Cram
Frederick Law Olmstead
Park Commissioners
Funeral of the Rev. William Hague D D
The funeral for Rev. William Hague D D who died of apoplexy Monday in front of Tremont Temple was held in its large hall. Clergy from Boston Reading Newton and beyond attended. Floral tributes included a large closed book from Wollaston Heights Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hague
D.D
Tremont Temple
J. H. Tilton
Reading
D. Frost
Boston
George W. Chipman
N. Brown
George Brooks
Charles 5. Kendall
Solomon Parsons
Joseph Sawyer
W. H. Eaton
Keene
America
L. E. Smith
Newton
W. F. Thomas
Henthada
Burmah
Alden
Portsmouth
Stearns
George ©. Lorimer
Evarts
Chicago
Dr. Eddy
Brooklyn
Asa Bullard
William Howe
Cambridge
Foljambe
Malden
Baptist Church
Wollaston Heights
J. N. Murdock
J. W. Olmstead
Alvah Hovey
George C. Lorimer
J. ©. Stockbridge
F. Smith
B. Emery
Boston & Albany
Albany
Mra. Hague
Howard Gannett
L. J. Bradish
Clarendon Street
A. B. Earle
W.T. Richardson
Old Cambridge
James W. Converse
First Church
Warren Avenue Church
Henry A. Cooke
W. 5. McKenzie
The
Foreign Missions
A. P. Mason
Home Missions
Jd. C. Foster
Massachusetts Arbitration Settles Horseshoers Strike
The State Board of Arbitration in Boston August 4 1887 ordered a settlement between Boston Consolidated Street Railway and its horseshoers. Workers return to pay levels of 14 dollars weekly for floormen and 16 for foremen with ten hour days Mon Thu Fri and nine on Saturday and Sunday half day Sunday or 35 cents per hour for Sunday work. Apprentices may be hired at apprentice wages. The decision binds for one year and outlines wage scales and conditions for skilled workers and exceptions for less able employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Arbitration
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Boston
Boston Consolidated Street Railway Company of
Eee
Wiston Lewis
Richard P. Barry
Charles H. Walcott
Conflict over anti-prison labor contract at Concord reformatory
The anti-contract labor bill passed by the last Legislature created a dispute over a contract for prisoner labor at the Concord reformatory. Wilbur F. Whitney of Ashburnham expected executive council approval, workers were set to produce chairs, and the council has not yet approved the contract. The attorney general will be asked to resolve the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformatory
Concord
Wilbur F. Whitney
Ashburnham
Executive Council
Roxbury High School Plan Veto Sparks Budget Clash
Roxbury High School plans presented to the city architect for a new building on a 16 700 foot lot. A low estimate priced at 10 per foot yields 167 000 dollars, and Mayor O'Brien says a 90 000 dollar veto is insufficient to fund the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury High School
O'Brien
State Democratic executive committee meets on fall plans
The Democratic State committee held a meeting at the party headquarters to discuss the fall convention date and candidacy for presiding officer. Participants included Secretary Alpheus B. Alger Treasurer Charles D. Lewis and others. The group recommended Sept 22 for the state convention, likely in Worcester, and anticipated endorsement of the administration. The Republicans were addressing naturalization cases with staff at 258 Washington Street to provide blanks and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
Alpheus B. Alger
Cambridge
Charles D. Lewis
Framingham
P. J. Donovan
Boston
William Ae
Brookline
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
George S. Willis
Pittsfield
James B. Carroll
Springfield
Central Committee
Worcester
Alger
Washington Street
Granite Cutters' Troubles Stir Boston Labor Tensions
Boston granite manufacturers struggle to hire enough workers as union and non union men clash. Many locked out workers have found jobs in surrounding towns, forcing cutting work outside Boston and causing delays. About sixty eight non union men who worked during the strike still remain at several firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vicinity
State Board of Arbitration
Granite Cutters’ Union
Alumni Reunion for Mt Vernon Academy and McCollum Institute
Alumni from Appleton Academy and McCollum Institute in Mt Vernon New Hampshire plan a triennial reunion on Wednesday August 24 The program features an oration by Hon Jonas Hutchinson of Chicago and a poem by Henry A Kendall of Somerville Mass Dr Charles M Kittredge of Fishkill New York will preside as president and Prof C F P Bancroft of Phillips Academy Andover Mass will serve as chaplain The morning exercises are at 11 o clock in the church followed by dinner in Institute Hall with music and after dinner speeches An evening social reunion concert and dancing are planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton Academy
McCollum Institute
Mt. Vernon
N. H
Jonas Hutchinson
Chicago
Henry A. Kendall
Somerville
Mass
Charles M. Kittredge
Fishkill
Institute Hall
Knights of Sherwood Forest Celebrate 54th Anniversary
The Knights of Sherwood Forest Ancient Order of Foresters marked their fifty fourth anniversary with a march to Shawsheen Grove. Four conclaves from Boston Providence Fall River and Newport joined at 178 Tremont street for an eleven car special train that departed 11 20 after review by the Mayor at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Sherwood Forest
Ancient Order of Foresters
Shawsheen Grove
Boston
Providence
Fall River
Newport
Tremont Street
Boston & Maine
City Halls
Belfast Spider Isaac Weir Fined for Court Street Assault
Isaac Weir known as the Belfast Spider faced Judge Parmenter in Municipal Court yesterday on charges of assaulting John Elwell and James Lamkin last Saturday night on Court Street. Weir said he acted to protect a colored woman after she was assaulted. The court accepted the defense and fined him five dollars plus costs, with Weir quipping that he should have been given a medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Weir
Belfast
Donovan–Driscoll Rites At Church Of The Assumption
Frank Driscoll a Beals Higgins Henderson salesman married Miss Kate Donovan daughter of James Donovan Brookline yesterday at the Church of the Assumption Brookline Father Morris celebrated Mass. Reception followed at Walnut street home of the groom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Driscoll
Beals, Higgins & Henderson
Kate Donovan
James Donovan
Brookline
Church of the Assumption
Father Morris
Walnut Street
Music Hall Promenade Dance Program Repeats Tonight
Director Nuendorff repeats the Music Hall prom dance music program this evening after its strong reception last week. Selections span a wide range of dance music periods and schools performed by various composers. Meanwhile John H. Pray, Sons & Co. showcases fall carpet and upholstery styles at 058 and 560 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Nuendorff
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Washington Street
Columbia Rubber Company Opposed to Proposed Pool
Representatives of rubber manufacturers met with Columbia Rubber Company officials to persuade entry into a proposed combination. A. K. Young, Columbia superintendent, opposed monopolies and favored a free market, with another meeting planned for next Monday as talks continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oug
Columbia
Superintendent
Y Rubber Company
Oppo
Columbia Rubber Company
A. K. Young
Columbia Company
Post
Young
City Notes Record Local Events and Accidents
Plaster bust of Judge Ruf fin presented to his family by Edward Isaac Robinson the citys young artist. First Regiment to visit Philadelphia arrangements by Adjutant General Dalton and Colonel Wellington. Everett track extension 3000 feet Buckman street location sought. Maurice Galvin injured in city cart crash taken to City Hospital. Horace M Walton honored with a gold watch for bravery on the Boston and Providence railroad. William Dwyer charged with plumbing ordinance breach. case placed on file for $5 costs. Two suspects arrested with stolen boots and shoes from Boston and Maine depot remanded. Massabesie Club to camp on Lake Massabesie New Hampshire Aug 13. Cunarder Pavonia sailed with 52 cabin and 150 steerage passengers. Boston Chess Club approves Major Hankams request to be excused from match with Mr. Young. Robert Gill intoxicated caused fire in rear 40 Anderson street arreste d. Officer Cahill dragged by frightened horse dislocated shoulder. treated at Mass General Hospital. Aphrodite scene at Boston Museum provokes laughter. play a hit. Boston Young Men’s Christian Association July employment results reported. Laura Fisher Cambridge arrested for shoplifting and larceny at Houghton & Duttons. Henry J Bowen sold Emerson Street estates 173 and 165 with taxes. Lawn party at Dorchester Avenue grounds hosted by Parkman Street M E Church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Street Railroad Company
Everett
Buckman Street
Maurice Galvin
Crossing Place
King Street
Horace M. Walton
Boston & Providence
Dedham
William Dwyer
High Street
Fitzsimmons
Ryan
Station 3
Boston & Maine
Massabesie Club
Lake Massabesie
N. H
Cunarder Pavonia
Boston Chess Club
Hankam
Young
Robert Gill
Anderson Street
Patrick Fennelly
Gill
Cahill
Station 7
Byron Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Aphrodite
Boston Museum
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Laura Fisher
Cambridge
Station 2
Houghton & Dutton
British Charitable Society Holds Quarterly Meeting at Young's Hotel
The British Charitable Society met at Young's Hotel with $146.40 receipts and $136.90 expenditures. A jubilee committee debate led to a resolution thanking the police for protecting English people at Faneuil Hall and endorsing the metropolitan police. New members were elected including Jonathan Hartley and Herbert Graham, with J L Locke named honorary member. After adjournment discussions focused on naturalization as William Lamb claimed about 1300 Boston Englishmen planned to naturalize amid anti Irish sentiment. The society lists about 400 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Charitable Society
Young’s Hotel
Faneuil Hall
Jonathan Hartley
Charlestown
Joshua Graham
Herbert Graham
Millville
B. H. Kinnear
Boston
George N. Green
George d. Miller
Hyannis
John J. Fisher
Boston Highlands
William Townsend
William B. Heffer
John Wood
Roslindale
Richard H. Jones
Thomas Raynor
Samuel R. Priest
Malden
Raymond and Whitcomb August Tours From Boston
The Raymond and Whitcomb excursions announce five August tours with a second Yellowstone trip. Two parties from Boston depart next week, two more the following week. Short trips visit Niagara Falls Saratoga Trenton Falls Lake George and more. Yellowstone includes ten days and is near season end. Descriptive circulars available from W Raymond 206 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond & Whitcomb
Bulletin of
Messrs
Yellowstone National Park
Boston
Niagara Falls
Saratoga
Trenton Falls
Lake George
Lake Champlain
Ausable Chasm Mauch Chunk
Watkin’s Glen
The
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay River
Lake Megaphremagog
White Mountains
Yellowstone Park
Park
W. Raymond
Washington Street
School Street
Curran Sees Tie to McGlynn After Labor Picnic
The Rev Dr Curran joined guests at an eighteenth Assembly district United Labor party picnic last night beside excommunicated Dr McGlynn, signaling allegiance to Henry George. Report says Curran faces suspension similar to McGlynn for disobedience and defiance of Roman discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. ¥. Mail
Curran
United Labor Party
Dr. McGlynn
Henry George
St. Stephen’s Church
Hoboken
Dr. Curran
McGlynn
Dynamite at Terra Cotta Wharf Sparks Fire Precautions
At midnight the fire department was alerted that a vessel carrying dynamite had landed at the Terra Cotta wharf. Precautions were immediately set to prevent any accident from the explosive CATE.
Funeral of John H. Rogers at Beacon Street Home
The funeral for the late John H. Rogers was held yesterday afternoon at his residence 303 Beacon street with Rev. Brooke Herford officiating. The simple service drew Boston merchants and friends, with the cortege proceeding to Mt. Auburn after a brief prayer and no pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Rogers
Beacon Street
Brooke Herford
Boston
Mt. Auburn
Listing of New England Resort Names and Addresses
A compilation of resort and hotel names across New Hampshire Massachusetts Maine and Vermont with corresponding towns and regional markers. The list includes Glen House Franconia Notch Profile Weirs Ashland Jefferson Lancaster Lake Village Lisbon Meredith Wolfeboro Newport Barton Woodstock Manchester by the Sea Swampscott Magnolia Beverly Farms Beach Bluff Isles of Shoals Rye Beach Hampton Beach Portland Bangor Kennebunk Old Orchard Mouse Island Mount Desert Hingham Nantasket Cohasset Duxbury Plymouth Falmouth Sandwich Hyannis South Dennis Harwichport Brewster Provincetown Cottage City Vineyard Haven Nantucket Newport Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weirs
N. H
Story
Ashland
J. B. Manning
Newport
H. B. Green
Barton
C. H. Dwinell
Woodstock
W E. J. White
Manchester-By-The-Sea
Masconomo
J. F. Rabardy
Magnolia
Hesperus
A. M. Lycett
Beverly Farms
H. O. Marshall
Beach Bluff
Mass
Preston
Newcastle
Wentsworth
Isles OF Shoals
Appledore
Rye Beach
Farragut
Hampton Beach
R. Laird
Portland
Falmouth
Bangor
Bangor House
Kennebunk
J. H. Otis
Old Orchard
G. E. Fogg
Mouse Island
Samoset
MT. Desert
Hingham
Breen
S. Nantasket
Brown, Cohasset
Bates
Scituate
Brown
Vineyard Haven
G. W. Eldridge
Nantucket
O. E. Hussey
K. L
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grisette
Philadelphia
Father Conaty
the Park Theatre
King—Cutter
Anson
Philadelphias
Chicagos
A. Ferr
F. Wood
Darling
Andrews
Grace
Suivands
Mulvey
Farrar
Pfeffer
Irwin
Will
Ms’n
Casey
Pwd
Bastian
McCabe
Idrews
Justian
Philacelphias
Wood
An- Farrar
Ing
Washingtons
Pittsburgs
Indianapolis
Manchester
Lynns
McDermott
Lynn
Sheffler
Leighton
Manchesters
PO. A
Rsheffler
Q Farrell
Spill
Troy
Dunn
Doyle
Carney
O Murray
Coughlin
Crane
Halpin
Farrell
Stru
Canavan
Rafferty
Department OF Public Works
City Hall
DR. Hague
Hiorseshoers
Waman Eae
George L. Ruffin
Edward Isaac Robinson
Dalton
Austin C. Wellington
First Infantry
M. Vv. M
Henry J. Bowen
Emerson Street
C. S. Judkins
William T. Eaton
F. H. Bidwell and
Foster
Dorchester Avenue
Parkman Street M. E. Church
G.o.taylor
C.H. Graves & Sons, Sole Proprietors
Bradford & Anthony
Bromfield Street
the Post
Mt. Pleasant
Bethlehem
Mepiewoo
N. Jones
Gorham
Glen House
Franconia Notch
Profile
Plymouth
Pene KR
R. Tapper
Swampscott, Mass
Ocean House
W. E. Boynton
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