Boston and Maine Railroad Time Table Overview
The Boston and Maine Railroad publishes a time tab with departures from Boston Causeway Street and details several named trains. The Philadelphia and Washington Express leaves at 5 50 p m daily for key cities with intermediate stops, the Chicago Express runs daily at 11 30 a m except Sunday to Chicago with vestibuled sleepers, the Quebec Express runs 7 30 p m daily except weekends to Quebec, and a Quebec service via North Conway and Lancaster departs at 12 30 p m daily for Quebec.
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Boston
Wagner
Albany
Syracuse
Chicago
Utica
Toledo
Su. Louisia
Michigan Central
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cleveland
RB. R
Detroit
M. GC. RR
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Springfield
Buiffet
New York Limited
Springfold
Aply
Kneeland’ St
Hanson
Pasa
Philadelphia and
Washington Express
Causeway Street
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Poughkeepsie
Bethlehem
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pullman
Chicago Express
White River Junction
West
Quebec Express
Quebec
North Conway
Lancaster
Portland
Haymarket Sq
Causeway St
Augusta
Balad Haymarket Sq
Bar
Fabyans
Twin Mountain
Whitefield
Jefferson
St. Johnsbury
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
Wiscasset
Thomaston
Rockland
Causeway At
Portland Street
Manchester and Concord
N. N
Pranklin
Lebanon
Bristol
Claremont
Newport
Sherbrooke
Norwich
Hanover
Thetford
Bradford
Newbury
Montpelier
Burlington
Montreal
Boston Air Line
Fitchburg
Washington Street
J. KR. Watson
Liberty St
North River
Alous
New York and
New England
Baston
Waabimaton Straat
Civil court docket details in multiple courts
Resumed and finished evidence in cases across United States Circuit Court Supreme Judicial Court and Suffolk Superior Court. Proceedings include names of plaintiffs and defendants, attorneys, and ongoing orders or trials on dec 8 with numerous civil actions, equity petitions, and tort damages.
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United States Circuit Court
Putnam
J. John Crowley
Percival Roberts
Rose
Charles Rose
J.D. Long
W. D. Turner
R. M. Morse
Tait
Supreme Judicial Court For
the Commonwealth
Flixp
C.J
Allen, Houmes
Know, Ton and Barker, Jr
Moors
Dary
Kane
Howland
Rooke
Parker
Sheffield
McKenna
Devlin
Baker
Hall
Bullard
Lamson
Martin
Dennett
Codman
Patch
Collins
Fern
Partridge
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Equity
Lars- Rop
J. E. M. Stowe
Nancy Babcock
John Smith
Smith
Chandler Carter
J. T. Joslin
S. Weil
Superior Court
Bishop
Albert Lewis
Boston Gas Light Company
Daniel Goodnow
Same
E. B. Goodsell
C. P. Greenough
J.P. Parmenter
H. Ll. Whittlesey
L. Whipple
Thomas E. Glynn
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Mary Glynn
Michael Qualters
Pine Street
Waltham
J.B. Goodrich
C. H. Kenney
G. A. Torrey
Blazer
Karrick
Holst
Stewart
Lauen
Potter
Tingley
Jennesa
Hadetsky
Linnehan
Sheehan
Boston
Raymond
Bacon
Cambridge News Briefs and Local Updates
Citizens debate city costs as the Manual Training School funding is trimmed. City employees win a half holiday on election day after a council split. Union Hall hosts a K P ball next Wednesday. Myron F Hill moves to the U S Patent Office electrical division. Riverside Boat Club president race may loom Tuesday. Rev J W Garton preaches on God answering prayer amid a controversial editorial. Mrs J C Sheare praises the Post as best. Harvard Bridge fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Rindge
Common Council
Union Hall
St. Omer Lodge 9
K. of P
Phenix Club
Myron F. Hill
Frank A. Hill
Bvard Street
United States Patent Office
Profesor Goodwin
New York
James T. McNamee
Riverside Boat Club
J. W. Garton
Old Cambridge Baptist Church
Evangelist Moody
The
Herald
J. _C. Sheare
Harvard Bridge
Cambridge's prettiest women list teased for tomorrow
Miss Mabel Vaughan, Miss May Aldrich, Miss Mary Pike, Miss Belle Barnard, Miss Irene Simmons, Mrs. John Aylward, Miss Nellie S. Holderness, Miss Mamie Bernard, Miss Rosa Corcoran, Miss Jennie Ahearn named. Tomorrow's Post promises ten more names in an upcoming feature inviting readers to share the notice.
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Mabel Vaughan
May Aldrich
Mary Pike
Belle Barnard
Irene Simmons
John Aylward
Nellie S. Holderness
Mamie Bernard
Rosa Corcoran
Jennie Ahearn
Cambridge
Brighton News Crystalizes Interest in Local Paper Revival
In Brighton and Allston residents show desire for a new weekly paper. Mr Newman a Washington Street newsdealer urges a Brighton weekly. Charles Winter juggles rehearsals for Pinafore while workload grows. Cambridge horse car service delays anger locals at Allston square. Beacon Park.
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Newman
Newsdealer
Washington Street
Brighton
Allston
Boston
Charles Winter
Cambridge
Allston Square
Beacon Park
Brighton's prettiest women listed for friends to view
Miss Bessie Andrews, Miss Grace Tucker, Mrs Thomas McLaughlin, Mrs Bessie Sheridan, Miss Mabel Brock, Miss Ida Upham, Miss Magdie Maccabe, Miss Lizzie Spalding, Miss Gertrude Cleveland, Mrs Sargent Hall named among Brighton's prettiest women. The notice invites friends to look out for these engaging listings.
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Bessie Andrews
Grace Tucker
Thomas McLaughlin
Bessie Sheridan
Mabel Brock
Ida Upham
Magdie Maccabe
Lizzie Spalding
Gertrude Cleveland
Sargent Hall
Brighton
Theological Library Adds New Members at Meeting
The ninety-fifth meeting of the committee on new members was held at the Theological Library building on Mt. Vernon street. James B. Ayer of Boston accepted corporate membership, and several Bostonians and New England clergy were elected to annual corporate or perpetual memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theological Library
Mt. Vernon Street
James B. Ayer
M.D
Boston
Leopold Morse
Lawrence Minot
James H. Beal
L. R. Eastman
Framingham
Franklin Hutchinson
G. B. Huntington
Hanover
N. H
William Greer
North Conway
J. B. Goodrich
Claremont
Paul Peering Melrose
Everett D. Burr
George W. Penniman
Brockton
Congregational Church of
Douglass
First Church of
Roxbury
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Society of Arts Meeting Highlights Telephony Paper
The Society of Arts met in the Walker Building related to the Institute of Technology. I. H. Farnham presented an engaging paper on ens and Strong Current Arrester for Telephones. The large attendance praised the discussion and the paper’s quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Arts
Walker Building
Institute of Technology
I. H. Farnham
East Boston Club Exhibitions and Lodge Officers Installed
Last evening a boxing exhibition drew a large crowd at Lyceum Hall under East Boston Athletic Club auspices. The Mt Talbot Lodge F A M held an installation with Albion P Small as Worshipful Master and a slate of officers including William H Beeching and Rufus Cushman. District Deputy John Stalker conducted the ceremony with Henry Spavin as grand marshal. Also noted, the East Boston ferries ran slowly amid thick fog while the North avenue flag crossing was cleaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston Athletic Club
Lyceum Hall
Lincoln Club
Music Hall
Mt. Talbot Lodge
Albion P. Small
S. W
William H. Beeching
J. W
Charlies R. Morse
Rufus Cushman
J. H. S. Pearson
William A. Griffin
William Leach
J. M
W. Kenney, Jr
Fred W. Fraser
J.S
Frank P
O Q. S
Charles
Boston
North Avenue
East Boston Named Beauties By Local Society
Miss Grace Raymond, Miss Mamie Dolan, Miss Josie Cady, Miss Annie V Hills, Miss Annie Haven, Miss Kittie Andrews, Miss Marion Fawcett, Miss Annie Gray, Miss Eva Rich, and Miss Frances Mallette are listed among East Boston's prettiest women in a local society feature highlighting hometown charm and social circles.
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Grace Raymond
Mamie Dolan
Josie Cady
Annie V. Hills
Annie Haven
Kittie Andrews
Marion Fawcett
Annie Gray
Eva Rich
Frances Mallette
Boston
Prize Drawn In Glass Ball Guessing Contest At Chelsea
P W Cook of 23 Eden street won the mug and brush after guessing 3192 shots in the glass globe, the actual count being 3172. Alderman George H Carter is discussed as police committee chairman replacing Alderman Bassett. Councilman Edward F Putman favors his bid for Common Council chair. Alter Ego Club plans its eighth annual private bar masque in Pythian Rink on Jan 11 1893 with Plummer's orchestra. Special cars leave Boston at 3 AM. committee includes P J Thomas A H Flint J A Meaiows KE Willard. An earlier Alter Ego meeting featured songs by Ott brothers Billy McGuinn and Maynard. event directed by S B Roche and called a complete success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Grady
Broadway House
P. W. Cook
Eden Street
Globe
Mr. Cook
George H. Carter
Alderman Bassett
Carter
Boston
P. J. Thomas
A. H. Flint
J. A. Meaiows
KE. E. Willard
Alter Ego Club
Ott Brothers
Billy McGuinn
Chelsea's prettiest women listed with titles
A Chelsea society item lists its prettiest women, including Miss Grace W. G. Kincaid, Mrs. F. W. Peck, Mrs. Oscar L. Baily, Mrs. Herbert Slade, Mrs. Dr. J. M. Putnam, Mrs. Dr. Willard L Drake, Miss Lizzie Atwood, Miss Lillie Waitt, Miss Minnie Terrier, and Miss Mamie Chace, in a telling list showcasing local social standings.
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Grace W. G. Kincaid
F. W. Peck
Oscar L. Baily
Herbert Slade
J. M. Putnam
Willard L Drake
Lizzie Atwood
Lillie Waitt
Minnie Terrier
Mamie Chace
Chelsea
Dorchester Engagement and Local Club News
Dorchester announces the engagement of Richard Nichols to Maude Beecher of Brooklyn. The Dorchester Club hires C. W. Bowman of Washington as steward, famed as a first class chef. Norfolk Woman's Aid Society plans a Christmas sale at Norfolk Chapel on Dec 14 and 15. Hiram Orcutt of Harvard Street hosts relatives from New Hampshire this week. Matteupan Road Club elects officers: President F H Hurd, VP Sidney MacLvan, Secretary W B Shipman, Treasurer F A Buck, Captain F C Parker, Lieutenants H W Parker and A Kemp, color bearer Walter Hoyt, bugler F Reynolds, directors A Kemp A H Knight C A Buck, membership committee S Mac Lean A Kemp W B Chipman D McLeod F C Parker. Grove Hatt.
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Richard Nichols
Dorchester
Maude Beecher
Brooklyn
Dorchester Club
C. W. Bowman
Washington, D. C
Bowman
Norfolk Woman’s Aid Society
Norfolk Chapel
Hiram Orcutt
Harvard Street
New Hampshire
Matteupan Road
Dorchester’s Prettiest Women Names Revealed
A listing identifies Dorchester’s prettiest women including Mrs. Alice Bates Rice Miss Lillian J McRae Mrs A S Carruth Mrs H H Atwood Miss Addie Gardner Mrs C A Chenoweth Miss Bertie McBride Miss Nellie Phillips Miss Carrie Hunt Miss Kate Barry. Tell friends to watch for these lists.
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Alice Bates Rice
Lillian J. McRae
A. S. Carruth
H. H. Atwood
Addie Gardner
C. A. Chenoweth
Bertie McBride
Nellie Phillips
Carrie Hunt
Kate Barry
Dorchester
Held for Cruelty at Sea on Wander ing Jew Crew
Captain Daniel C Nichols and Mates Robert Crosley and Daniel McCorkell face charges of cruel punishment aboard the Wander ing Jew. At a hearing before U S Commissioner Fisk, crew members testified similarly, Nichols claiming long sea service and disciplining only when workers refused. Bail set at 3000 for Nichols and 2000 each for the mates. They will appear before the grand jury today in U S District Court.
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Daniel C. Nichols
Robert Crosley
Daniel McCorkell
Wandering Jew
United States
Fisk
Captain Nichols
Grand
United States District Court
Governor's Proclamation on Constitutional Amendment
Governor Russell issues a proclamation announcing the amendment to the state constitution. The change removes the residence qualification for gubernatorial candidates, requiring the governor to hold a freehold property within the Commonwealth valued at five hundred dollars.
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Russell
Republican Nominees for Common Council and Local Notices
The piece lists Republican candidates Goodenough Anderson and Gaylord for the Common Council. It notes a plea set by a writer about lists, reports Massasoit Canoe Club officers, shorthand class enrollments, a Four Seasons bazaar on Dec 14, and a Peninsula Concert Company sacred concert on Dec 18. Elton starred in A Martyr? at Stoughton with success. The no license issue gets minimal district interest with South Boston seen leaning pro license. Crry Pornt.
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Common Council
Goodenough
Anderson
Frank E. Gaylord
Massasoit Canoe Club
N. Fitzwilliams
C. Ellis
D. O'Neil
J. Manly
South Boston School of Arts
Universalist
Peninsula Concert Company
Sven Dahlgren
Edmund J. Elton
Stoughton
Peninsular
Boston
South Boston's Prettiest Women Named in Pageant
Mrs F Hinman Miss Mamie Sullivan Miss Edna Floyd Miss Edwina Wheeler Miss Hattie O Donnel Mrs George Callahan Miss Belle Kelley Miss Lila Kelley Miss Luke Burke Miss Mamie Casey named among South Boston's prettiest women in a local feature highlighting community elegance and social standings.
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F. 3
Hinman
Mamie Sullivan
Edna Floyd
Edwina Wheeler
Hattie O' Donnel
George Callahan
Belle Kelley
Lila Kelley
Luke Burke
Mamie Casey
South Boston
Charlestown Social Scene and Local Happenings
Charlestown this evening hosts a T C S party at the Cadet's armory drawing society leaders and district figures including trainmen and businessmen. Also news notes on Ward 5 group The Humpers seeking headquarters, improved ankle injury recovery for Patrolman O Brien, soprano James Fitzgerald's Philadelphia success, Councilman O Hara's anticipated strong re election, new navy yard shears in place, removed lantern near Chelsea street, and a forthcoming Bunker Hill Knights of Columbus grand ball showcasing local activity.
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Charlestown
Ward 5
Jers O’brien
Division 15
James A. Fitzgerald
Philadelphia
B. F. Keith
John M. O'Hara
Navy Yard
Chelsea Street
Uncle Sam
Naval Police
Bunker Hill
Passenger must pay fare when denied a seat
The Municipal Civil Court ruled in Old Colony Rail road Company v C S Rackemann that a passenger must pay his fare on a crowded train even if no seat is provided. Rackemann refused and suit sought 15 cents. demurrer overruled and appeal expected to move to the full bench of the Supreme Judicial Court.
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Williams & Confined
J. F. Wheeler
C. F. Hall
James H. Healey
Suffolk County
F. W. Adams
Appellee
Ditson
Old Colony
E.R
Frothingham
Doyle
Morison
Aymer
Old Colony Railroad Company
C. S. Rackemann
Rackemann
Hyde Park
Supreme Judicial Court
Graduating Class of ’93 Elects College Officers
Yesterday the Massachusetts Pharmacy College class of 1893 elected officers including President R. B. McLean and first vice-president W. Dodd Smail. Miss M. E. W. Bartlett was second vice-president, A. P. Woodward secretary, C. P. Walker treasurer, H. E. Carpenter valedictorian, and G. E. Coleman salutatorian.
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Massachusetts Pharmacy College
R. B. McLean
W. Dodd Smail
M. E. W.W. Bartlett
A. P. Woodward
C. P. Walker
H. E. Carpenter
G. E. Coleman
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Railroads
Old State Metables
Old State House
Kneeland Street Station
Breckton
Fall River
Dew Bedford
Wrgmonth
Abington
Duxbury
eTaunton
Central Station
Dean St
Cottage City
Wantucket
Cape Cod
Kneeland Street
Provimedown
Burgards Bay
Miyannis
Airhaven
Holl
Chatham
Northern Division
Boston & Albany
Bmarthere
Pitchburg
Leominster
Providence
Park Square Station
Colonial Express
Jersey City
New London
York Haven
London
Shoreline
Old State Case
Fall River Line
Stonington Line
Rreturn
Dedham
West Roxbury
Readville
Ickford Junction
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Taunton
Wrentham
Walpole Centre
Central Div
Geo. L. Connor
R. Kendrick
Boston & Albany Railroad
Pilgrim
Plymouth
Cor
Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony Railroad
Kendrick
Boston & Maine Railroad
Canada
Provinces
City Ticket Office
Washington St
Corner State St
Eastport
Calais
St. Andrews
St. John
N. B
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgewick
Southwest Marbor
Bar Marbor
Millbridge
Machinsport
J. W. Sanborn
Pean Flander
W.f. Berry
D. W. Sanborn
Tchburg Railroad
Ay Street
Hoosac Tunnel
North Adams
Williamstown
Troy
Buratoga
Binghamton
Hornellsville
Elmira
Rochester
Watertown
Buffalo
Niagara Ulls
Hamilton
Toronto
Points
Fast Express
Niagara Falls
Pallmen
Binghamton Pacific Express
Lake Chanplain
Klieany
Keene
Bellows Falls
White River Jct
Rutland
Iehall
Fort Edward
Glens Falls
Plattsburgh
Adirondacks
St. Albans
Malone
Ogdensburg
Ottawa
Vermont
Pavior
Burling- Mombeeat Flyer
Suffet Pavlor
Montreal Express
Aldrich
J. Alfred Vallance
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
B. F. Butler
T. H. Pearse
Samuel Hoar
W. Hudson
Chase
Percival
Conant
Johnson
Townsend
Foley
Moulin
King
Jones
R.R
Marden
Gordon
Wood
Boston & Maine
R. R
Seager
Fligler
Robinson
Bropesrt, J
D. F. Wiley
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ivy
Wellfleet
Gorely & Newton
Arthur Lord
John H. T
Adams
Morris Bravman
Bellingham Street
Walnut Avenue
Circuit Streets
R. J. Strange
Mary Sherman
H. F. Buswell
L. W. Peters
Swampscott Machine Company
Thomas Rice
New York Depot
Canal
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Somerville
Melville
Bow Street
OL_p
John
Madrid
Chemigal CO
U. S
Dearborn Street
Ilia
Mass
Weeks & Potter
George C. Goodwin
Hanover Stree
Hatstat
Es ST
Oppen In
From Street
Si.r
Wilson
Tremont Row
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
P. Allen Lindsey
Court House
John BR. Falkbairn
Ron
James W. Fenno
Newton
Joseph N. Wheeler
School St
Massachu
Medolesel
George R. Stuart
Everett
Annie Relce Cornell
P. M. MacDonald
Admr
James A. Tuttle
Emily Tuttle
Admx
Elgin
H. & Townsend
Han
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