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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1879

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3

Suffolk Hare and Hounds Club organized in New England

The Suffolk Hare and Hounds Club, first in New England, lists officers: President A L Brackett, vice president A L Estabrook, secretary W A Barton, treasurer R N Cutler, Membership Committee T R Lord H Hunt D F Stearns. John A Andrew Post 15 G A R elects Commander George W Powers and others for the year.

Suffolk Hare and Hounds Club New England A. L. Brackett A. L. Estabrook W. A. Barton R. N. Cutler T. R. Lord H. Hunt D. F. Stearns Alliance Norfolk Navy Yard John A. Andrew George W. Powers J. Cushing Thomas George T. Albro J. Henry Brown Frank 8. Kelley R. Middleton R. F. Lynam D. W. Bullard Theodore L. Kelly G. B. Hut

School Committee Meeting Records Teacher Nominees and Resignations

The School Committee held its regular meeting Tuesday evening with Vice President Jinney presiding. Nominees for teaching positions included Annie G. Gott and Sarah E. Stumpf for various assistants, with several others listed on probation or final assignments. Mary A. Emery resigned as third assistant at Harvard School effective December 1. Orders passed closed public schools December 24 and reopened January 5, authorized blank forms for evening school bookkeeping, and arranged a testimonial for Luther Mason. An opinion from the City Solicitor clarified election of teachers and tenure. Adjourned.

Jinney Annie G. Gott Central School Sarah E. Stumpf Lawrence Alla W. Foster West Roxbury High Joel ©. Bolan Adams Adisa M. Mertil Mr. Vernon Cornelia M. Sullivan Winthrop Dora Williams Rice Mary A. Palmer Alice M. Porter Emma M. Western Adams School Mary A. Emery Harvard Luther Whiting Mason Japan Pilton

Great Annual Christmas Sale Opens at White & Co

Messrs R A White & Co start their grand Christmas sale in Boston with aims to surpass prior year sales. Staff traveled in Europe to select festive goods for Boston and New England shoppers. Special bargains run throughout the store and second floor duplicates of Christmas goods are opened due to heavy crowds.

Um. White & Co Messia R. A. White & Co Boston New England Paris Vienna London Sil Christmaas

Elegant collection at Leonard Ree gallery auctioned without reserve

Elegant is the word for the collection at Leonard Ree gallery 48 Bromfield street to be sold without reserve on Friday. The display features fine Dresden Sevres and Japanese china, Venetian mirrors and Teak arm chairs with matching cabinet, drawing strong interest from readers who may wish to buy all.

Art Gallery Leonard Ree Bromfield Street

Quiet Boston election shows fragmented tickets and few voters

Boston voters cast an unexpectedly small vote amid general apathy despite warm weather. Ten tickets competed for mayor and council, with split and novelty lines, while female voters appeared mainly for School Committee. Protests over a Democratic ticket and sparse McDavitt King presence marked the day.

Boston Mechanics’ Hall Stebbins Horticultural Hall Citizens Greenback-Labor Prince Butler Democratic MacDavgitt National Greenback-Labor Davis J. King Ward Twenty-two George G. Crocker McDavitt King

Vote for Mayor and Aldermen. City Returns and Council

Voters select mayor and aldermen across wards. Named candidates include Frederick G. Walbridge Lucius Slade Charles V. Whitten Asa H. Carton James J. Flynn Chas H Breck Hugh OBrien George L Thorndike Joseph H Tucker George E Bell William Woolley Thomas J Whidden and others. Election tally notes party split Democrats and Republicans with ward results and school committee vote urged.

Frederick G. Walbridge Lucius Slade Charles V. Whitten Asa H. Carton James J. Flynn Chas H. B. Breck Hugh O'Brien George L. Thorndike Joseph H. Tucker George E. Bell William Woolley Thomas J. Whidden Messrs Slade Flynn Breck O’ Brien Tucker Bell Woolley Whidden Walbridge Caton Thorndike E. Brigham Bedn Falk Win. Poole M. Camthil Jay P. Kelly Hobt. Vore, Jr H.b.clavf H. N. Sawyer Geo A. Fisher George W. Bollis Austin Bigelow Wm. H. Howard A. Bailey Edwin Sibley John P. Hilton Francis W. Pray John A. Kidney Andrew O'Dowd P. J. McLaughlin Wm. J. Welch J. P. J. Ward John Doherty James Christal J. B. Fitzpatrick A. E. Wiles Henry W. Swift Henry Parkman M.S. Greenough Joseph Healy Charles Wheeler James G. Freeman Chas. F. Austin F. Wharton H. Williams Wam H. Whitmore J. Denney P. H. Cronin M. T. Folan John J. Lane Thos. H. Devlin A. F. Lanvepy Howard Clapp L. R. Tucker Chas. W. Donahoe Henry E. Hasely F. F. Farwell Ward One Wiles Kwesee Hayden Thorndike B Babson Leighton Richardson Ag Merritt Barry Woolsey D.W L R Iti Hall Batchelder Holbrook Bi Sawtelle Ward Boo Vee Lad Tae Aes Om Thorndike K C Pecere Whitten Daniels Saf Jurseoeee Curtis R. W Toe Au van Nostrand Wees O'Brien Wees Cutter le Hton Kierdson Tone Merritt John R. Murph Alberta C. Wiese Neon John Br. Ailen Curtis, R Wee Cy Stan Vitles van Nostrand O Et Adame John Sau Ia KG Andrew A O'Dowd Wee Daniels Tees Roger J. Believst Wee Chas. McElwain Tees Tees O’brien D.lk Anes Bettweider J.P. J. Wai Tees Holbrook Patrick McDevitt Cutter D Horace H. Lew Wee Richardson Ward H. J. Tuttle Sane Wee Va KB Wee Va KB Neeeee 147 Eresseneeneee James H. Freeman Merritt Ie Tee Slade R Wit Michael Ferron Viles Ween Vv Flynn Pat U Whidden James Christie Sawlele Gro Eereee - Oo Thorndike Charles V. Bunten Anne Walbridge Joan B. Fitzpatrick Minswee Wmook Via Lat Wees Wm. F - Spaulding Ind W.C O'Brien DLR Suz Tucker Art Peeeeee Tees Babson Tere Cutter Walbrige Leighton Ok E. Caton Ricardson D. Nétees Kk. W.lgg B. G Norris H. Spaulding Tee Woolley D. I D.w.lee Jeremiah A. Murray Hell Henry Parkwan Hatchelder Malcom Greenrough Adams James W. Pope Az Babson RGB An Sawteile I. Cutter Asses Ag Eighton Pr Ch. Ee Ll. Ber John E.s.camrell Tees Merritt John Robbins Au Barry D.G W Wiles Josiah Dann Roug Ie Bell MT Tucker Seee R R H. ¥. Freeman Sees Thornaike Cesseseene Jaques Peter Reynolds Tee Curtis Samuel Johnson D Teavee Has F. Austin Acams Teee Chas Rabson Whidcen Wm. Whitmore I. G. Ree Sess T.J Denney O- Gal Woolley P. Vronin C. Hicks Donovan Barchelder Seeene H. Cronan Bubton Liz J Denny Sees Cutter Sees Leichton J. Richards Ward E Viseer Neon Merrit Burry Woolles D. W R. G M. T. Foian D. W. LR Zia Wee da Hayden Francis O' Brie Batchelder.g Nee Hulbrook Alvin Simonds Shordike Thomas H. Devlin Waldbridge Sidney Holmes Nicholas Furlong Bitten Vileés Nee Sees Kichardgon Los Is Lewis R. ‘Tucker Lw 16 16 Whitten, Hk. Wel B,c,ww Io 90 75 291 Merritt Ik Tee Wee Daniels Harry D.G. BR R. W. Ee Wooley Precinct St Dell W. Done Seer John Cannan Jbabsup Hotbrooy H. Cavanaug D. B K. Bartlett Leihton Henry K. Hosely Sane Richardson Frank F. Farwell Dik Barry D.gk D. Lf Ibys Breck R ii Fiyon If Ik Rh. W David F. Bar Kell John KE. Bowker John Llewellyn Hidlbrook John Taylor DG. KR Iq Sawtelle MIT M. P. Newman Jane Seeee Ag P. J. Kennedy Yotal Whitten Samuel B. Ha Precinct ERG John Scollar Curtis R Wee Viles Diuyden Avames George 1 Perl Caton, RK W.L K Dudley R. Child Whitten, RK John W Morrison Daniels, KR Px Barry Samuel E. Shaw Neee Curtis Nostrand Flyny Shen Eure D.lr Lelehton Husyden Whidde Thornake B.C Sutbrook Tees Walbridge R.W Att Slade Ig Vites van Nostrand D Qui Jireck Su Sat O’brien Kayucu Thornake Leizhton Watbria Waton Zit Whitten IRGC Tiarry Fison W.ur Batchelde Tee Aduws Ry Babson Sone Cutter Leichton Seener Jik Stade Sin Woolley Bol Rawden Beil C Iit Whitden Sawtelle Waltridge Thing Breck Babsop Cutte Shortdike Parry D.G Gart Tubson Stohardon K.d WIRED Jarry Lynn LGU Jatebelder Whideen Vp - Walbridge Ihorndike Ward Ten C. van Nostrand Az Slede O'Prien Treck D LK Uyden 70Sucker Leithton Parry Auton Useers Whitten BR Fiynn Ilutter Vilea Au Agemuighton Rystk Breck Tichardon Harden. Kk Isd Werritt Ory A Tucker Tarry DLG BR. D Sol Caton R.C Sutchelder Bob Whitten We Holbrook Seueee Rh. W. C Tota Adams Thabson D. BD Lreck Irs Leightor Aton Surtis Ran Ostrand Brien D. T Tcherdson Sarry Iss Sen Sas Hombrouk Acneluer Tees Sawtelle A Breck R C R. Os Urtis Si Taun Ostranid Idams Sabson Utier Walbridge, &.W R. C Steceve Daniels, Rk. W Curtis, R, W VanNosirane Demassees Pete Tal Flynn W. LR Radthelder Trreck Shorndike URC R.G Clinton Wiles Charles H. B. Breck Charles Haden Joseph A Ucker R ’ . Veneeee R. Ww C. Cece Crisstans Frea K G. Walbridge Asa H. Caton Charles E. Daniels George Curtis Wm. T. van Nostrand Aquila Adams John Babson Benjamin F. Cutter Edwin F. Leighton Frank A. Richardson Nehemiah T. Aoe James T. Ba Wits Bairee J Hall I H. Batchelde G J. N. Sawtelle Soatharing Sevekas Sdckintwas Ode W. Ladd D. Morris Charles Steere J. Wo James Carney Jeremiah A. Reardon Rnard J.Q. Ph Dennis Sexton Joseph Olds Charles C. Wheelock Alf Woodbury John Borrowscale Thomas Owens Wiliam H. Griffin John M. Collins John F. Leary Jas. Finnigan Fred L. Donnelly Michael McGuire T.arty Corn's . Ford Lawrence W. Shaw John J. Crawfor F. J. Abbott Rt F. Mean Percy E. Walbridge George Holmes Thomas F. Christian Csc Hobbs David L. White Charles L. Hudkins Adwell T. F. Goldin Horace Smi George A. Wheeler Peter H. Kerrigan J. Lee Smith Frank F D. E. Tait Nathaniel T. Allen Hroe H. Prince George C. Parker Rant Patrick May Sy “P. Desmondohn H. Lynch J. F. Marston Walter L. Hayes P. Ridler Ryder Paul T. Parker J. J. Langan Wm. Sullivan E. Michael J. Mahoney Wien George A. Ki John Albree Frederice Bradley T. H. Armstrong E. J. Hathorne B. Goldthwait R. Ane Himmel P. J. Shea Lamb T. F. Larkin Bennighoft Tewksbury M. Edmunds Charles F. Brawley Edward J. Hoa John P. O'Brien John J. Flaner John F. Cullenay Edward W. Do John F. Dowd A. Kilbam Edward I. Magine James L. Taylo Joshua Yes Pre T. R. Matthews Francis C. Martin Lewis W. Mors Harlow H. Thayer F. C. Cook Arthur W. Willard R E. Weeks Theodore M. Plympton J. O'Brien, Jr Thomas F. H William H. Murphy John M. Kline Jacob Jacobs, Jr Michael J. Kilston John F. Payson J. AW. Dickerman Thos F. Ticknor Timothy Smith N. M. Morrison C. Kendall Sidney L. Burr Franklin Herrick John R. Cronin H. Cate John Pierce Ww. Channing Clapp Coolidge Barnard George E. Whale Chas. F. Cadman John Mears K. Hutchinson Henry Pierce Isaac H. Eday Isaac S. Lucas Jonathan Dorr Frederick H. Viaux John H. Sullivan James H. Rice James Ready Johnn Brennan Edward P. Ready

Election Night in Boston Sees Prince Win by 2600 Margin

The city hall crowd watched precincts report Prince's mayoral victory over Republican Stebbins by about 2,600 as the council balance leaned Republican. Alderman results showed Democrats likely eight or ten of twelve, while public celebrations centered at Parker House and City Hall corridors.

City Hall Prince Stebbins King McDavitt Boston Samuel J. Randall E. O. Shepard Whitmore Parker House Horticultural Hall A. S. Brown Ward Twenty-three Parker's J. J. McDavitt J. J

Portland to Kittery Pulp Fed to Stock in Maine

New England news notes pulp shipments from Portland beet sugar factory reach Kittery and Eliot for feeding stock. In Portland federal court Alexander Martin is found not guilty on most counts for evading revenue laws. Calvin Hock of Waldoboro injured by a loaded gun shot. arm at risk. Rev J Wheaton Smith to retire with title of Pastor Emeritus. Portland hotel baker Anthony Wagner’s wife found dead at 39, leaving two children. A wedding at St Luke’s Cathedral Portland unites J Herbert Winslow and Miss Helen Knight with Bishop Neely officiating.

Portland Kittery Eliot United States Court Alexander Martin Calvin Hock Waldoboro J. Wheaton Smith Calais Philadelphia Anthony Wagner Falmouth St. Luke's Cathedral J. Herbert Winslow Helen Knight Bishop Neely State Street New York

New Hampshire News Roundup From 1900s Era

The report notes New Hampshire apple crop estimated at 250000 barrels and Anson Powers of Washington gathering 125 pounds of spruce gum. L F Colbath of Farmington travels to Australia for boot and shoe work. Col. John H George recovering at his Hopkinton farm. Tilton seminary receives 10000 from Dr N G Ladd for a chair. Frank W Page bound over for an assault on Liya Vigneault, seven, in Manchester. A seven year old, Fred Pettengill, correctly names every town in each county at Pembroke Academy. Missing bank papers from the Laconia National Bank found in Sanbornton woods.

New Hampshire Anson Powers Washington L. F. Colbath Farmington Australia New Hampshire State Grange Manchester John H. George Hopkinton New Hampshire Conference Seminary Tilton N. G. Ladd Malden Mass Frank W. Page Liya Vigneault Fred Pettengill Fowler Pembroke Academy Laconia National Bank Sanbornton David Richardson

Drowning of John Ryan at Magog Lake Brattleboro church drive

Vermont brief reports a St Albans man John Ryan drowned when his boat capsized in a squall on Magog Lake. Brattleboro Methodists raise 19000 for a church with 3000 already secured. Windham poultry show set Brattleboro January 20 21 2. State Prison reports 148 convicts two under death sentence Tatro to be hanged April 4 1880 Hayden in January. Norwich church janitor auction offers lowest bid wins position with forty dollars stipend.

John Ryan St. Albans Magog Lake Brattleboro

New Hampshire Musical Festival to be held in Concord

The annual New Hampshire State Musical Festival is scheduled for the last week of January in Concord. The Lawrence board deposed A N Brown as Civil Constable for charging exorbitant fees. William Lammany was bound over for examination after the shooting of John Mack in North Adams. Dandelions bloom in Springfield while Westport farmers prepare fields for spring. Mrs Alpheus Crosby of Hanover donated her late husband Prof Crosby’s library to Dartmouth. The library comprises ninety volumes of Greek Latin and German works. North Adams manufacturers expect a 10 percent wage increase across local establishments.

New Hampshire Concord Board of Aldermen of Lawrence A. N. Brown Wm. Me Lammany John Mack Ryan North Adams District Court Springfield Westport West Warren Alpheus Crosby Hanover Dartmouth College

Incendiaries Threaten North Adams Ballou House Fire

A series of arson attempts marks January start as Ballou House in North Adams is targeted again after a mattress fire in room 35 was stopped. Also reported: Merrimac Valley Horse Car Railroad stockholders meet in Lawrence with same officers and a $7,188.94 cash surplus.

North Adams Ballou House Merrimac Valley Horse Car Railroad Lawrence Cutter State Street Charles Tower Frank Sherman T. F. Foye Brockton R. H. Tewsbury John R. Rollins Thos. Cornelius F. O. Kendall H. F. Hopkins Supreme Judicial Court Worcester Louis Army Millbury Thomas Callahan Army James D. Cotter Callahan Colebrook Academy Grant Pittsburg George R. Eaton Stratford van Dyke & Merrill MccIndoes Falls James Hutchins Maine Colebrook Academy Grant Lumber Company

Deaths and accidents in Cumberland and Providence area

Edward Carey was found dead on the Cumberland highway Sunday after falling while intoxicated. James McCabe, a Waterford brakeman, was crushed under railroad cars at Waterford and died after transfer to Rhode Island Hospital. A man about 40, found drunk in Providence street, was taken to police then Dexter Asylum unconscious, believed from unknown origin.

Edward Carey Cumberland James McCabe Waterford Providence and Worcester Railroad Rhode Island Providence Dexter Asylum

Industrial mills report rising activity and wage changes

The Saranac Glove Works at Littletown remains idle while John B. Smith of Sunapee secures a large clothes-pin order from New York. Bartlett mills expand output with 2,000 bushels weekly, and Charlestown steam mill to be run by a newly formed stock company. Grafton County Lumber at Bartlett resumes operations as Penacook Mill increases wages, and Francestown Soapstone ships foot-warmers to London. Manchester Print Works closes for two weeks to update styles. East Sullivan’s E R Locke plans full-capacity tannery with 300 sides weekly and 25 workers. Sugar River Paper at Claremont upgrades with new boiler and buildings. Keene’s Pargetized Can behind on 8,000 cans. White Mountain Freezer of Laconia reports rising orders for 600 freezers. Ashueloet Steam Mills in Keene to repair and start furniture manufacture. Dover’s Cocheco Manufacturing to revise labor wages effective January 1 in line with Lowell and Fall River.

Saranac Glove Works Littletown John B. Smith Sunapee New York Kearsarge Bartlett Charlestown Grafton County Lumber Company Penacook Fisherville Francestown Soapstone Company London Manchester E. R. Locke East Sullivan Sugar River Paper Company Claremont Pargetized Can Company Keene White Mountain Freezer Company Laconia

Belchertown Doctor Refuses Tax. Martyr in Jail

Belchertown physician John Brown Smith, a Canadian born vegetarian scholar, has been jailed for nearly ten months over a poll tax refusal. He argues taxes without representation violate republican ideals and claims his books justify his property, his possible release sparks debate among local voters and officials.

Belchertown Northampton Mass John Brown Smith Smith Earth Boston Calvin Eaton George B. Green

Allen House Hotel rises in St Louis by Tom Allen

The Allen House, a new hotel on the site of a recent blaze, is erected by Hon. Thomas Allen formerly of Pittsfield Mass now St. Louis and Iron Mountain RR president. Rumor says Warren F. Leland of Delaware House Albany may lease for years. if so the hotel will be a major success serving travelers between St Louis and San Francisco.

Thomas Allen Pittsfield Mass St. Louis Allen Warren F. Leland Delaware House Albany Charles E. Leland San Francisco Leland

New Publications and Other Poems by Nora Perry

Nora Perry’s New Publications and Her Lover’s Friend showcases thirty two short metrical pieces. The reviewer praises the collection as creditable and substantial with thoughtful verses. Notable poems include For the King praising Victor Emmanuel and Lady Wentworth retelling the Portsmouth romance with Wentworth.

Nora Perry Boston Houghton, Osgood & Co Victor Emmanuel Italy Lady Wentworth Fair Beauty Portsmouth New Hampshire John Wentworth

Breaking Waves Poem Illustrated by L B Humphrey

Felicia Hemans Breaking Waves praised for its verse and the vivid illustrations by Miss L B Humphrey. The volume features full page engravings on alternate leaves with stanza pages and vignette headpieces. The designs are original, well drawn, and enhance the work as a refined art gem.

Felicia Hemans L. B. Humphrey Boston Lee & Shepard Humphrey

Obituary notices for Keaser Mayo Hartwell Presbrey

Obituary notices list Frank Keaser of Wiggin and Keaser died in Laconia New Hampshire on December 8 at age 28 from brain fever. John G Mayo of Foxcroft Maine senior partner of Mayo and Sons woolen manufacturers died December 9 after a short illness. Joseph Hartwell of Ware died December 6 born August 1798 in Lunenburg, resident of Ware since 1827, served town offices, represented Ware in the Legislature in 1863 and was deputy sheriff in Hampshire County. Capt Allen Presbrey Taunton business leader died December 6 at 95. he commanded the first steamboat on the Taunton River in 1827 and captained the steamer Experiment between Taunton and Providence in 1829.

Frank Keaser Wiggin & Keaser Laconia N. H John G. Mayo Foxcroft Mayo & Sons Joseph Hartwell Ware Lunenburg Hampshire County Allen Presbrey Taunton Tauntes River Tanunton Providence

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