Mystic Park Races End With Evans and Katie B Victors
Mystic Park Aug 19 featured seven heats to settle the 2:23 class with Virginia Evans and Chance among the leaders. Katie B. won the 2:29 class, edging May Bird in a dead heat with Wilkes, while Hy Wilkes captured the pacing race before a post noon delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
Katie B
Mr. Thayer
May Bird
Chesterfield
Hy Wilkes
Virginia Evans
Chance
Dusty Miller
Evans
Miller
Carpenter
Daisy Miller
B. m. J. C. Gray
Ro.m
J. E. Thayer
J. Carpenter
G. G
Elm City Farm
Exsee
Escoucines
Classmate
Frank Wilkes
Grant
Wilkes Ourth
Katie
Wilkes
May Hira
Tom Marsh
Bird
Katie B. B
B.m
Thayer
Br.g
G. B. Wilson
A. Jonson
Homestead Cooperative Bank Announces Share Issue Plan
The Homestead Cooperative Bank held a meeting in the Wesleyan Building at 36 Bromfield Street. Directors approved issuing 1600 new shares with 750 to be issued next September and 760 next February. The old board of officers was renominated and $12,000 was sold at good rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead Co-Opertive Bank
Homestead Cooperative Bank
Wesleyan
Bromfeld Street
BOSTON SHIP NEWS HIGHLIGHTS HIGH WATER AND ARRIVALS
Shipping report for Boston notes high water and arrivals from Aug 1 to Aug 12 including Steamer Roman from Liverpool with Warren & Co duties, Steamer Sama from Port Antonio, Steamer Boston to J G Hall Co, and multiple other steamers and schooners. Cleared ships include Grasbrook and Leon, with passengers and cargo to Antwerp Boston and Port Antonio. Harbor conditions show southwest wind at sunset and calm seas through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman
Maddox
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Spm
Willdock
Sama
Nor
Hansen
Port Antonio
Boston Fruit
George Dumois
Lampe
Banes
Cuba
Seaverns & Co
Boston
Forres
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
D H Miler
Billups
Norfolk
A M Graham
Herman Winter
Nickerson
New York
Collins
Bath
Portland
Snowman
George
Chafee
Godfrey
Gloucester
Sir Rosa Mueller
McCleary
Cockburn Harbor
Turks Island
Charles L Davenport
William Jones
Fuller
Satilla River
Max
Kelley
Miragoane
Hayti
Green, Knaeber
Dorchester
Swis Susian Davidson
Haley
Annie J Pardee
Crosby
John J Hanson
Oliver
Elisna Gibbs
Woods
S VY W Simmons
Willams
William Churchil
New
Barker
Ast Braintree
Marjory Brown
Osborn
Elvira J French
Kendrick
Eunice L Crocker
Crocker
Willis S Shepard
Swain
May McFarland
Quincy
W Rait
Coleman
Chillon
Call
Satellite
Adderton
Eliot
Charles McDonald
Smith
Bangor
Brave
Robbins Deer Isle
Grasbrook
Burmeister
Deptford
Antwerp
Hamburg
Wm Johnston & Co
Leon
Swanee
Boston Fruit Company
Ichs Friencship
Sealy
Almna
R Splane & Co
Athol
Knowlton
St John
John G Hall & Co
Olio
Tower
Hillsboro
Delong & Seaman
Mabel Purdy
Cameron
Essex
Taylor
Baltimore
AM Graham
Parthian
Snow
Philadelphia
Sampson
H F Dimock
Berry
JM Whitney
Katahdin
Pierce
Calvin Austin
Kennebec
Geo C Hills
Chas
Joshua Lovett
Scranton
Rondout
Gertrude
Union
C W Morse
Sch
Sullivan Sarvin
Julia
Brunswick
Rio Janeiro
Sachs MC Moseley
Rockport
Port-au- Prince
Melissa A Willey
Fernandina
Herbert E. Kenne
Kansas
Michigan
Warren & Cqo
Milk Street
Foreign Ports Reported Sailed And Cleared From Global Steamer and Bark Arrivals
A dense cargo of vessel movements listed by port and date, noting ships sailing from Amsterdam to New York, Glasgow to Boston, and Melbourne to New York, with numerous British and Norse ships making Aug departures and July arrivals, including cargo and passenger routes and vessels such as Didam Fooling Suey and Napier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Didam
New York
Bowling
Darkentine Thomas J Stewart
Blake
Fooling Suey
Bearse
Honolulu
Iampton Roads
Fleetwood
J F Whitney
Doody
Brunswick
Fleusborg
Henrik Ibsen
Nor
Neilsen
Philadelphia
Genoa
Maria Raffo
Ital
Greenock
Edith L Allen
Darrah
Bangor
HULL
Cynthiana
Montreal
Std
Buffalo
Boston
Havre
Suevia
Hamburg
Lisbon
Brampton
North Durham
Delaware
Liverpool
Louisa
New
Nickerson
Parrsboro
Thomas Perry
Durkee
Sandy Hook
London
Plymouth
Davidson
Melbourne
Argyll
Stevens
Montevideo
Normad
Watts
Padang
Pilgrim
Paine
Newcastle
Nsw
Palermo
Napier
Trapani
Cheshire
Stall
Gloucester
Maas
Waterford
Aar
J H McLaren
Grant
St John
Primrose
Sydney
Halifax
State OF Indiana
Carrroll
Lewise
Carroll
Halifax & P. E
B. Gardner
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Shippin
Herbert Black
Searsport
Blanchard
Pacific
Central America
Guatemala
Pomares & Cushman
Broadway
Shipping convoy notices from Swansea to distant ports
Maritime list records several vessels with routes and dates including Ship Wm H Macey from Swansea to San Francisco on June 2 and Ship Garsdale from Swansea to San Diego on June 25, plus Gov Robie from New York to Hong Kong on July 20 and Bann from New York to Calcutta on July 21, with lat long coordinates and additional ships sailing to Santos, Queensland, New York, Sydney and Trieste as of August through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm H Macey
Amesbury
Swansea
San Francisco
S. Lon
Garsdale
San Diego
N. Jong
Gov Robie
Nichols
New York
Hong Kong
Loong
Cressington
Tacoma
Queensland
Atalanta
Havre
Coldinghame
Sydney
Nsw
Penobscot
McCallider
Anser
Long
Aie Keele
Charleston
Trieste
Edna
Barnegat
Bath launches schooner Dais Farlin at Kelley Spears yard
Bath Maine August 12 report correcting earlier name of the new schooner launched yesterday from Kelley Spears yard as Dais Farlin not Daisy Darley. Captain E L Dunton with builders and Bath parties interested. Named for wife of Hon Darley Farlin of Albany NY president of Manhattan ill Company. About completed value near $30,000. 142 feet keel length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Kelley & Spears
Dais Farlin
Daisy Darley
E L Dunton
Darley Farlin
Albany
Manhattan Il Company
Novel ship described with copper fastenings and cemented seams
The vessel measures 11.3 feet deep with a net tonnage of 443. Copper fastenings characterize her construction and a novel feature fills seams below the waterline with Portland cement to preserve oakum and deter worms. The craft is described as thoroughly built and rated A No. 1 for 15 years.
Passengers aboard steamer Parthian from Boston to Philadelphia
The steamer Parthian carried passengers from Boston to Philadelphia including Wm Reed K Q Porter Mrs A C Smith Master Smith D Lee Aultman and wife Miss N M Whalley Miss K Gallagher T Kauffman J W Roberts and wife H L Caswell and wife W T Adama res ned Fie L Gritenbach The Rev P J Tumey JJ E Phillips W J Tretch CE Buzby CM Gordon and wife H Taylor Miss Sybil Parker Miss Grace Gruber Miss L Gruber Mrs 5 J Stratton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parthian
Boston
Philadelphia
Reed
Q Porter
A C Smith
Smith
Lee Aultman
N M
Whalley
Gallagher T Kauffman
W Roberts
H L Caswell
W T Adama
L Gritenbach
J Tumey
E Phillips
J Tretch
Buzby
Gordon
H Taylor
Sybil Parker
Grace Gruber
L Gruber
J Stratton
Notice of Lighthouse Lanterns on Hudson River
The Lighthouse board announces that from Aug 21, 1891, two fixed red tubular lanterns will be exhibited, 15 feet apart vertically, from a post 35 feet high on the west shore near Esopus Island in the Hudson River. The light should be visible two to three miles in clear weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street Motor Railway Company
State of
Missouri
Recorder of Deeds
Jackson County
A. D
Recorder’s Office
Motor Street
County of
Jackson
State of Missouri
East Eighteenth Street
Vine Street
Kansas City
Lynn Avenue
Highland Avenue
Somerset Place
City of
Kansas
Bugbee Place
Thirtieth Street
Altamont
Euclid Avenue
Garfield Avenue
Gareld Avenue
Sedgwick Avenue
Amanda Johnson
Henry Ackerman
Ivanhoe Park
City
Thirty-seventh Street
Thirty-eighth Street
County Court
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
A.W
A.D
Fifth and
Delaware Streets
Wall Street
City of New York
State of New York
Mariners
Washington
Lighthouse Board
Esopus Island
Hudson River
Gloucester shoal brings halibut and cod catch totals
Special to the Posts reports landing at Mayflower and Grand Bank with 22 000 tons halibut aboard M A Boston and 15 000 tons. Nellie N Rowe 12 000 tons. F W Homans Georges 20 000 tons codfish. 600 tons halibut. Albert Woodbury Dixie J W Bradley Roulette Herald of the Ae Phantom Farragut Geneva Bertie Carrick Addie Emma from shore fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Ar Ang
Grand Bank
Boston
Nellie N Rowe
F W Homans
Georges
Albert Woodbury
Dixie
J W Bradley
Roulette
Herald of the Ae Phantom
Farragut
Geneva
Bertie
Carrick
Addie
Emma
Shore Shing
Sagamore Arrives and Grounds Off Boston Dock
The four masted schooner Sagamore arrived from Kallimore and was consigned to the Boston Gas Company for discharge at Commercial Point. Tow came up by tug Win H Clark but she grounded near the wharf. Tugs Dudley Pray, Wm H Clark, and Ida M Dalby refloated and docked her by 4 pm, with no material damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamore
Kallimore
Boston Gas Company
Commercial Point
Win H Clark
Dudley Pray
Wm H Clark
Ida M Dalby
Vineyard Haven
Petrel
Rockport
Robinson
Jersey City
Bangor
Point Judith
Lubec
Alabama
Tucker
Te Pike
Newport
Constellation
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Warren’s Beach
Alesbourne
Guardian
Port Hadlock
Sydney
W.f
Nsw
Hore
Eva Lynch
New York
Fremantle
Domestic Ports and Ship Movements Across Maine and Atlantic
Special to the Post details Aug 10 12 maritime movements along Maine ports Boothbay Bath and Bangor plus Charleston New York and Philadelphia. Listings include numerous schooners steamboats and brigs with origins destinations loads and sail dates, noting ships such as R D Bibber William E Lee and Rebecca W Huddell among others and ports Boston Philadelphia Baltimore New York Newport News and Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay
Kimball
New York
Augusta
Mary E Oliver
Hodgdon
Lavina Beil
Charles A Coolombe
Adderton
Westland
Fbiadelphis
Josiah R Smith
Freeman
Philadelhia
Benjamin Bb Church
Kelley
Ice
Baltimore
Jillie S Derby
Naler
Philadelphia
Fannie Kinney
Wolf
James A Parsons
Kendall
Alice Archer
Gibbs
Charleston
Julia Banley
Merry
Boston
Bell O'Neil
Given
R Woodside
Wade
William E Leggett
Lewis
Allen Green
Nickerson
Ben Hur
Avery
Portland
Conn
Johns Deering
Newbury
Herald
Curacoa
Walter W Rasin
Washington
Henrietta Simmons
Charlotte Fish
Samuel Lewis
New Haven
Jachin
Arunswick
Frank W Howe
Perkins
Jacob Reed
Newport
Cora Higgins
Chase Davenport
Watt
Bermuda Hundred
Ar Ang
Helen Hasbrouck
Sprague
Jennie E Simmons
Williams
Richemonda
Zampa
Fernandina
Beatrice McLean
Balmer
Hattie Harbour
Chipwan
Fall River
Mass
D'K
Richard Law
James Rothwell
Burlinham
D. M. Anthony
Berry
Perth Amboy
Annie Pardee
F . Garland
Jacksonville
Robert W Casey
McBride
Bangor
Lynn
Anna E Ketchum
Lee
Frank Leaming
Norton
Machias
Mary Bartlett
Holmes
George Walker
Small
West Indies
Josie
Smith
Bern
Millbridge
Lasca
H Grant
E K Dresser
D P
Norfolk
Anna
E J Morse
D Hilton
Newport News
E A Sanchez
Steelman
Henry Sutton
Albert Braybrook
Newburyport
Ella M Wiley
Forest
Bayconne
Marguerite
Centipede
Tullis
St Nicholas
Brown
Vineyard Sound
John H Cross
Darien
Nahum Chabin
Port Johnson
Laura White
Nellie Lamper
Cathie C Berry
Hoboken
Nina ‘Jillson
Carrie A Lane
Emma Middleton
Agnes Manning
Fred Jackson
Robert H Parker
Wyoming
Liverpol
City of Alexandria
Havana
Veendam
Fromotterdam
Athos
Kingston
Tower Hill
London
City of Paris
Liverpool
Torridon
Progreso
Bremerhaven
Rotterdam
Coila
Montego Bay
Camelia
Cardiff
Kington
Asia
Hilton
Alexander Gibson
Hibbard
San Francisco
Robert Moore
Nelson
Barbadoes
Abbie H Hodgdon
Pendleton
Amboy
J Henry Edmunds
Fiddler
Twilight
Robinson
E E Birdsall
Chambers
Amelia Herne
Hearne
Edith Seward
Travers
Wilmington
Portsmouth
Ar 11Th
Icis
Ida Hudson
Annie & Reuben
South Amboy
Dover
LA Tolles
Wellsforde
Mary Stewart
Elizabethport
William Pickering
Rondout
Williamsport
Reliance
Providence
Sprcian
Aries
Lockhart
John Warren
Murray
L L Hamlin
Vester
Athens
John Fletcher
Payne
Albany
A M Jagger
Emmett
Frank O Dame
Schaler
Lambers Point
Glenwood
Burt
DS Williams
Solaver
Royal Arch
Chatfield
Dward W Young
Uowara
Lewis Jane
Cole
Kensington
Brothers
Bickford
Sullivan
Fred Snow
Tate
Jersey City
Favorite
Dyer
Berkshire
Charles & Sanford
Robert Lockhart
Brig HH Wright
Lunt
George W Y Gilee
Magee
Mattie E Eaton
Izetta
Winslow
New, York
Port and coastal cargo fleet activity report
Cleared and sailed multiple brigs, steamers, and schooners from various ports including Fort de France, St John NB, Salem, Philadelphia, New Haven, Boston, Newburyport, and Portland. Vessels listed include Eleazer W Clark Goodwin and Maggie Hart Keene Kennebec and Kendall from Bona Bona. Multiple ships arrived, cleared, or reported in port at Augusta region ports with various destinations such as Yarmouth Newport and New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochemont
Godfrey
Fort de France
Mart
Aguilla
Senebaugh
St John
Boston
Swhs
Eleazer
Portland
Thomas F Pollard
Jarman
Delaware
Merriman
Philadelphia
Hingo
Mary Bb Baird
Theissing
Bath
Aldine
Chase
Guantanamo
Oo Hotchkiss
Barbadoes
Newark
SACO
Ang
A J Miller
SALEM
Colin C Baker
Baker
John D Paige
Haley
Lena White
White
Elizabethport
Oregon
Candage
Nseston
Rockland Savannah
John Wesley
van Guilder
Norfolk
Alice McDonald
Dukeshire
New York
Clara Goodwin
Wyman
B W Morse
Redick
Vinalhaven
Scis Harvester
Roberts
Susan Smith
Manitou
Arey
Abbie L Dain
Bowder
G M Brainerd
Mullen
Vineyard Haven
Schs
S& C Tryon
Dill
Ellen Maria
Morgan
HB Metcalf
Hodgdon
Nellie Doe
Winslow
M W Griffing
Cobb
Emma Green
Smith
Marshall Perrin
Scott
Ida L Ray
Kelley
Isaac Orbeton
Trim
Hanger
Velma
L Holway
Bryant
Calais
Charlie
Willie
Philbrook
E Gllard
Rockland
James A Brown
Thomaston
Maggie J Chadwick
Cameron
Eliza B Emery
Taylor
Maggie Psmith
Douglass
Gardiner
Atlantic City
Helena K. Russell
Portsmouth
New Haven
Thompson
Sullivan
Providence
Kate Walker
Fickett
Bangor
Huntington
James M Flannagan
Hiawkes
Emily Baymore
Lanesville
Wild Pigeon
Green
Hazelwoode
Dickson
River Herbert
Carrie C Miles
Post
Wilmington
Maggie P Smith
SC Tyron
Ihawn Ray
E G Willard
Carrie
Miles
Arschs
Paine
Petrel
Robinson
Jersey City
Telegraph
Kellar
Mary Wara
Dorchester
Mary D Wilson
Frost
Marion Hill
Armstrong
Franklin Nickerson
Marshall
Fannie Butler
Abbie Walker
Dobbin
South Gardiner
Anna W Barker
Blake
Mt Desert
Theodore Dean
Sherman
Iumboldt
Uodgdon
Sandy Point
Grant
Fall River
St Whitmore
Pottsville
Brookside
Schs Etta M Barter
Binger
Baltimore
Jesse W Starr
Lynch
Thomas J May
Wolston
Orlando
Johnson
Ocean steamers and arrivals for New York list
A Monday and Thursday listing of ships with origins Hamburg Jamaica Havana London Liverpool Progreso and others, including arrivals due dates and shipping agents such as Johnson Co, Bos ton Fruit Co, Am Sugar Ref Co, Wm Johnston Co, Alex Martin, Thayer & Lincoln, War ren & Co, Oelrichs & Co, Finch Edge Co, and more. The schedule shows ships from Europe and the Americas with tentative due dates in August and notices for departures to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston City
Hamburg
Shield
Johnson & Co
JARL
Jamaica
Lam
Boston Fruit Co
Bowpen
Islesworth
Havana
Am Sugar Ref Co
Consignees
Samara
Bluefields
George D Emery
Consignee
Ojanmore
London
Wm Johnston & Co
Anese
C Furness
Samaria
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Virginian
Thayer & Lincoln
Michigan
Warren & Co
Buffalo
Hull
Eng
Aurania
W H Brown
Mails Close At Boston And International Steamship Mails
Boston mails close daily at 6 p.m. for Mexico Jamaica and many European routes via steamer Liondo Eider La Touraine Aurania Furnessia and others. Trans Pacific and Island routes include Alameda Oceanic Zealandia Gil Galilee and more with varied Aug dates and 5 p.m. closes in many cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Jamaica
Greytown
Truxillo
Puerto Cortez
Belize
Guatemala
Liondo
London
Eng
Southampton
Germany
Bremen
Europe
Eider
France
Havre
St. Croix
St. Thomas
Windward Islands
Caribbee
Great Britain
Ireland
Bellum
Netherlands
Austria
Denmark
Sween
Norway
Russia
Aurania
Hayti
Curacoa
Venezuela
Trinidad
British
Dutch Guiana
Prins Maurits
Grenada
Trinidad and Tobago
Alps
Scotland
Furnessia
Brazil
la Plata
St Thomas
St Croix
Martinique
Guadeloupe
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Miquelon
Halifax
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginia
Ccscees
Chapman
Bud
Blanche
Ilkes
Ilderin
sMaid
Ember
Central Trust Company OF New York
G. Sherman
Butler, Stillman & Hubbard, Puhilisrs
Strws Ae Cunnincuam & Biott
Attorneys For Trustee
Shipping News
Port OF
AMOY
Cedar Croft
Age Carthagena
USC
Nyassa
Cienfuegos
Ardanrigh
Hampton Roads
Demerara
Ellie Carter
Vallie
Bermuda
Paetolius
Beadle
Royal Roads
Port Townsend
Port Cabello
Mary Gibbs
Moore
Falmouth
Matanzas
Rob Roy
Parker
Jasma
McRae
Fort William
Cardenas
Carolina
Manzanilla
Margaret , Dean
Dean
Port-au-Prince
Manila
Port Simon
Carrie Heckle
Pernambuco
Salermo
Mary Glover
Buteshire
Glengarry
Puget Sound
Landseer
Barks Birnam Wood
Somerville
Lucerne
Dykeman
Valyvaraiso
Goodell
Res Ned
Marine Notes
Glasgow
A Baldwin & Co
Fuerst Sees
R J Cortis
Agen
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Alameda
Japan
Shanghai
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Oceanic
Zealandia
Society Islands
Galilee
Shipping
Mallory
Galveston
Lampasas
San Marcos
Coma
Leona
Brunswick and Fernandina
State OF Texas
San Antonio
Seth Syrague
Boatom
Savannah Fast Freight
Savannah Steamship Coek
Thursby
Ugust
England
Gate City
City OF Macon
Asurdumy
Sum Noy
Central Railway of Georgia
Savannah
Florida & Western Railway
Georgia
South Carolina
Louisiana
Texas
Florida
O. G. Pearson
Washington St
Richardson & Barvannah
Sk Avenue
Ais Dow. Sampson
N. & Sade Lewis Wharf
New England
R. K
Metropolitan SR. Co
Sound Lines
Ocea and Steamship Company
A. Dew. Sampson
N.E
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern
South
Pier 29
East River
Yemassee
Washington Street
J. A. Fuanders
Theo. G. Eger
Bowling Green
Pier 1
Lewis Wharf
Haifax
J. F. Spinney
John G. Hall & CO
Chatham St
Thomas Cook & Son
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Indian
Spartan
Long Wharf
West
P. Wing
Lk. B. Sampson
Mgr
State Street
Fiske Bidg
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Olorado
California
N. E
E. Hawley
Trafic
Steadway
Monmday
Wedne&day
Satur
India Wharf
North River
Poe
H. M. Whitney
Bar Harbor
Olivette
North Side
Keen St. Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic Avenue
Furness Line
Durham City
Navarro
Furness
Water Street
Boston Fruit Co.’S Steamers
Tropics
A. W. Preston
Warren Line
Leyland Line
Columbian
Bostonian
THA
WER & Lincoln
Allan Line
A. Allan
Cunard Line
Cephalonia
Scythia
Catalonia
Payvonia
Cabin Passage
Alexander Martiln
Johnston Line
Nessmore
Oranmore
Hansa-Johnston
Kehrwieder
WM. Johnston & Co., Litd
International Steamship CO
Eastport
ST. John
International S.S. Co
Boston & Maine R. R
Boston & Maine R
Chas. F. Conn
Kennebec River
Sagadahoc
Lin
Colds Wharf
Popham Beach
Richmond
Hallowell
Agt
Hills
Geo Agt
Telephone
White Star Line
United States
Royal Mail
Queenstown
Atlantic
RED Star Line
BE. A. Adams & CO
State St
Cor
Broad St
Adams Cable
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Ten, & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic Coast
Seabord Air Line
Peneyes
Baltimore & Obie KR. KR
A.M. Graham
Central Wharf
C. KF
Steamship
Savannah Pier
Poceereret
Canada Atlantic Steamship CO. (Limited
Richardson & Barnard
Commonwealth OF Massachus
Suffolk
Charles Strong
Thomas Dean
Hoston
Boston Post
Joan W. McKix
Elijaui George
Massachusett
John Brogan
Nicholas J. Brogan
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah George
Mary Elizabeth Murphy
Mary Murphy
Mary E. Murphy
Augustus Andrews
Woona
Lucinda . Crane
Emily L. Pratt
Brookline
Mary E. Pears
Marlboro St
Charles A. Frazer
Avila Emma Frazer
Commonwealth OF Massachtu
Tee — Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Commonwealth
A. Willard
Massacht
SUE Folk
Franklin Russell
Said
Mary Russell
Hioston
John W. McKie
Ell AL George