Marriage of the youngest Barrett daughter in Boston church
Edith Barrett wife to Roxbury businessman 8 P Williams, eldest daughter of Lawrence Barrett the tragedian, wed at Emmanuel Church in Boston after 11:30 a.m. The ceremony followed by a lavish reception at the Vendome with over fifteen hundred invitations and many notable guests. Bride wore brocaded satin with diamond impressions, bridesmaids in lemon dotted tulle, Mendelssohn and Lohengrin music punctuated the journey to the chancel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Marshall
P. Williams
Roxbury
Edith Barrett
Lawrence Barrett
Emmanuel Church
Boston
Miss Williams
Miss Fairchild
Miss Henshaw
Miss Dresser
Miss Wrisley
George Hopkins
C. L. Crehore
Athalie
Mendelssohn
Vendome
Adams
Joseph Anderson
Atkins
Barrett
Berlin
Addie Berry
Albert Bigelow
Blackman
Bradford
Brewer
Phillips Brooks
William Sigourney Otis
Parker
Perry
Pierce
I. L. Proctor
J. B. Proctor
Miss Proctor
David Williams
Delia Williams
Jack Williams
8. Williams
Wrisley
Our Forefathers Day Power Buy Scene
A fragment contemplates a man’s voluntary use of his own powers on a dedicated day. It frames the act as a purchasable, time and place specific value, linking personal labor to monetary worth within a single moment.
Pilgrims and Puritans Honor Ceremony in Boston Hall
The Congregational Club in Boston observed Forefathers Day by hosting a dinner and program in Music Hall. President Merrill E Gates of Amherst spoke on the Pilgrims, stressing individual will, social cooperation, and the duty to serve others. Dr McKenzie and others commented on Pilgrim history and nation-building as Schubert Club music followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Gates
Amherst College
McKenzie
Coffin
Congregational Club
Boston
Scrooby
Charles Carleton Coffin
Brackett
A. W. Tutts
Alexander McKenzie
D.D
Rufus
Pilgrim Fathers
Hemans
Schubert Club
Arthur B. Hitchcock
William Elliot Griffis
Merrill E. Gates
Amherst
M’kenzie
Cambridge
England
Dr. McKenzie
Amsterdam
Leyden
Owen Bros assigns for a million at Atlantic Mills
The Owen Brothers of Providence have assigned for a million, linked to the Atlantic Mills and related holdings. The firm’s failure stems from a tight money market, with five-year extension notes due, while the Atlantic Mills corporation remains unaffected. Five hundred thousand spindles and seven hundred workers face possible impact, as stakes include the St Croix Woollen Mills and other city properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Bros
Atlantic Mills
George J. Owen, Jr
Cornelius Sweetland
Charles H. Merriam
Theophilus King
Boston
Atlantic Mills Corporation
Charles D. Owen
Coo Partners
Henry J. Steere
Jesse Metcalf
J. D. Juilliard
New York
Lienry J. Steere
Owen Brothers
J. D. Dulliard
New York Commission
Jesse B. Metcalf
Charles H. Stillwell
Owens
St. Croix Woollen Mills
St. Croix
Econecern
Charles 5
Merriam
New Brunswick
Wanskuck Mills
Union Railroad
Providence Journal
Trustees Gain Their Point On Public Library Loan
Boston City Council approves resolution authorizing the mayor to petition the General Court for a public library loan of 850000. Trustees and council clash over library costs and governance while a 20000 settlement with Worthington Pump Co. is approved. Mayor also transmits library expenditure figures and related totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vile
McKim, Mead & White
Woodbury & Leighton
Board of Trustees
Lowell
Ward 11
Committee On Library
Barry
Ward 16
Hayes
Ward 24
Parker
Ward 10
Meyer
Ward 9
Towle
Tom Reed
Common Council
City Council of
Boston
Record Commissioners
Ferry Commissioners
Mt. Hope
Burlen
Ward 21
Councilman Hall
Board of Park Commissioners
Marine Wark
Admiral Farragut
Paige
Norfolk and
Bernard Streets
Committee On Finance
Commonwealth Avenue
Committee On Claims
Worthington Pump Company
Law Department
Cam
City Records Fire Protection and Court House Costs
The mayor announced concurrence from Quincey Waltham and Worcester on a state town records safety report. He submitted city records fire protection measures and detailed disbursements for the new Court House from September 1889 to December 1, 1890 totaling 2,796,239.62 with an unexpended balance of 511,863.62 on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnidee
Quincey
Waltham
Worcester
Boston
New Court House
Shirley Neill wedding at St Stephen's Episcopal Church
Arthur Hathaway Shirley and Miss Alice May Neill were married at St Stephen's Episcopal Church in Lyon with friends from Boston and nearby towns attending. The ceremony was by Rev. J. H. Van Buren, the bride wore white silk and tulle, and a reception followed at the Neill residence before a two weeks' tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley—Neill
Lyon
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Arthur Hathaway Shirley
John B. Shirley
Alice May Neill
Charles I. Neill
Bassett Street
Boston
Woburn
Somerville
Haverhill
Lynn
Frank Johnson
Corliss Yooly
George F. Johnson
William W., Wade
J. H. van Buren
Neil
Shirley
Banquet of Real Estate Exchange in Boston at Algonquin Club
Notices announce a January 6 banquet at the Algonquin Club for Real Estate Exchange members with delegates from other cities expected. The event marks a historic social gathering amid stock concerns, led by committee chair Alexander S. Porter and others. The report also covers Ames Building renovations, Massachusetts Title Insurance move, Parker House office redecorations, inspector staffing debates, and J B Barnaby Company leasing Washington Street premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Exchange
Algonquin Club
Boston
Alexander 8. Porter
Francis W. Weld
Arnold A. Rand
John Mason Little
Edward Hatch
Dennie Boardman
Jacob W. Pierce
James G. Freeman
Samuel Carr
Herbert L. Perry
Charles 5. Fox
Daniel Sargent
John H. Storer
Robert W. Lord
Frederic H. Viaux
Ames
Court Street
Massachusetts Title Insurance Company
J. Reed Whipple
Parker House
J. B. Barnaby Company
Washington Street
Parker Estate
de Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Thorndike
E. A. Samuels
Bassett
I. R. Parris
W. N. Fuller
Charles
Sergeant
B.A. Shaw
Great Head
Carpenters Foreman Dies After Lathe Accident
James T. Hogan, employed by Morrison & Bacon at 65 Wareham Street, was fatally struck on the forehead when a turning lathe piece flew from its fastening. He died at City Hospital shortly after arrival. he was thirty years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Hogan
Morrison & Bacon Carpenters
Wareham Street
Boston Athletic Association Handicap Meeting Highlights
The Boston Athletic Association held a members handicap meeting at its club house with a large audience. Contortion feats by G W Langdon and H K Twinscoe, club swinging by John Graham, and a featherweight sparring title bout Robinson vs L S Thayer dominated, with Robinson winning after extra rounds. Club record breaks came in standing broad jumps and other events, led by Ethier and Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Association
G. W. Langdon
H. K. Twinscoe
John Graham
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Robinson
L. 5.Thayer
Langdon
J. G. Morse
J. &. Morse
W. G. Irwin
H.R. Dalton, Jr
N. Ethier
Jim Taylor
Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
The Weather Indications from Washington forecasts fair weather for Friday and Saturday across New England and eastern New York with northwesterly winds and colder temperatures. Storm signals are displayed from Atlantic City to Lastport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
New York
Atlantic City
Lastport
Weather Across New England Narrows To Colder Fair Conditions
Northern New England will have fair but colder weather with high northwest winds today and lighter northwest winds tonight. The southern area remains clear with decreasing northwest winds and falling temperatures. Tomorrow looks nearly clear with westerly winds turning variable and temperatures near normal across the region. A storm center north east of Halifax drove a gale across New England with very low barometric readings and heavy precipitation in the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New Engand
Halifax
Eastport
Portland
Northfield
Lakes
Guli
Visins
North Atlantic
Massachusetts
Nantucket
Boston
Ste. Marie
Mich
el Paso
Tex
Wyoming
Block Island
BUSINESS OPPORTS MNIYTAES
A listing offers 50,000 established business investments and mail address for inquiries at ox 2101 Boston Post Office. Includes miscellaneous items for molldarxs with fountain pens, diaries, papers, and leather pads from stationers on Boylston Street corner Berkeley. Also notes patent remedies, and hotel fishing and game protectors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loston Postoffice
Jor
Molidarxs
C. E. Ridler
Stationers Boylston St. Cor
Berkeley
Boston
City Notes Preview Concert and Fire Dept Updates
The Eliot Church Roxbury concert moves to Feb 11 with same artists and tickets accepted for both dates. New Amoskeag engines tested and likely assigned to Charlestown. Since Thanksgiving, fire dept gains include engines, water towers, trucks and box wagons. Gymnasium exhibition at Boston Young Men’s Christian Union this evening at 8 with music by the Cambridge Orchestral Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Church
Keniworth Street
Roxbury
Amoskeag
Charlestown
Clapp & Jones
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Boyston Street
James W. Montgomery
Cambridge Orchestral Society
American Export & Trading Co Stock Subscription Offer
The American Export and Trading Company invites subscriptions to 8000 shares at 25 dollars each. Shares are non-assessable and the business aims to serve national manufacturing mercantile and industrial interests. Subscriptions accepted by Joel Hayden & Co at 19 Congress Street Boston Howard Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Export & Trading Company
Bowling Green
New York
Joel Hayden & Co
Howard Bank
Congress Street
Boston
Metropolitan and National Banks Notice
Executors announce a bank order dated January 10 concerning multiple national and state banks including Metropolitan Nat Bank Tremont Nat Bank Sauk Nat Eagle Bank and Market Bk of Brighton with a stated amount of 1 00 10 Da.
Auctioneers Offer Security Notes and Shares Across Markets
Francis Henshaw & Co announces a Saturday December 20 1890 auction at 12 m in Boston featuring a vast assortment of securities including shares in Appleton Cabot Naumkeag Lowell Metropolitan Shawmut Nat Bank and Bank of Republic among many others. Also listed are bonds of the City of Minneapolis the Lake Champlain RR Old Colony RR and several railroad and utility companies alongside telegraph and telephone stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koston Nat. Bank
Naumkeac Nat. Bank
Salem
Do Sequachee Valley Coal & Iron Co
Tennessee
Do Appleton Co
Cabot Mfg. Co
Naumkeag
Lowell Man. Co
Metropolitan N. Benk
Columbian N. Bank
N. Bank of Republic
Shawmut N. Bank
Reading N. Bank
Lawrence Man. Co
New Jing
Mtg. Security Co. H
West End St. Ry. Co
Boston & Milnefit. Co
Concord & Montreal RM
Claes
Ft. Payne Coal & Iron Co
Do .& Providence RR. Co
Aspinwall Land Co
Pacrie
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May
Maria Morrison
Fitchburg Railroad
Brick Bottom
Fitchburg
W. A. Flaherty
St. John’s
N. F
President Gates
Trendelenburs
Earth
Tas
Ecomnoisseura
Gelithemt
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Nasuvirur, Tenn
McGehers & Co
Rome
General Court
City Council
Copley Square
Thomas N. Hart
Real Estate News
the Real Estate Exchange
Post
A. O
Court Maverick
Ancient Order of Foresters of America
Charles 8
John Morrison
P. Healey
William J. Jelley
William Powers
Woodward
Henry Schafer
M. J. Day
Beadhe
Joseph Farrand
Beadie
A.T
Harometer
Eeeserees
Eosin
Moimeter
Eather
Gt Cients
Lee
Albany
Fate Bostin
Hullalu
Bismarck
Dak
Cheyenne
Nee
Cincinnati
Detroit
Poe
Paso
Yex
Seer
Marquette, Mich
New Orleans
Salt Lake City
Wilmington
N. c
Mason & Hamlin
Sagang Pianoco
Mason & Hamlin Hall
Tremont Street
van Houren
van Hovuten
the Post Publishing CO
Milk Street
Mask
Milton Ave
Mattapan
J. C
Boston and Vicinity
Jason
Boston Post
PEO Bawt
Tremont St
Possession
Commonwealth Ave
Johson
Spring Hill
Alexander Foster
Laurel St
Sunny Trout
Shburton Place
Tolet
KE. Winsor
Water Street
Sp. m. Pau
Ferdinand and
Winchester Sts
Dennis Hurley
Winchester St
Business Opports Mniytaes
Vanteteed
Dr. Paimer
Washington St
Danson Mourlgager
A. I. Holway
Washington Streets
Aish Hotels
Fish and Game Protectors
Great Hiead
R. L. Day & CO
Ko 7 Exchange
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Prov
Boston JR
Laconia Mfg. Co
Continental Nat
Bk. Nat
Exchance Bank
Wakefield Rattan Co
Mass
Realstate Co
Taunton
Jvutiatigl Tueas Prbtee
Malden & Melrose Gas Lt
Lawrences Gas Light Co
Boylston Ins. Co
Winner Investment Co
Kansas City, Ma
Market Bank of Brighton
Merrimack Mtg
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Boston Helting Co
Kota Loan & Trust Co
Watertown
New Hampshire Trust Co
Ins. Co
Houghton & Lt
Consol. RR. of
Ogdensburg Transit Co. Lin
Con. Vermont and
Ogdens. & Lake
Champlain Wi. Cor
Great Falls Man. Co
Boston Belting Co
Northern BR. of
Nat
Bank of Redemption
Adm
Manchester & Lawrence KR
State N. Bank
First N. Bank
West Newton
N.Y
Francis Henshaw & CO
Corner Exchange Place
Lawrence N
Bank of Lawrence
Boston Athenaun
Warren 41 Inc
Pueblo Smelting & Refir
Ing Co. A Co
MUL N Wats
Amoskeag Mfg
Merrimack Man. Co
Gt. Pails Man. Co
Cocheco Mfg
Northern
Town Falls
Sioux City
American Bell Telephone Co
Kansas & Mo. River Ri
Wisconsin
Samuel Stubbs
Susan
Rutland Square
Rutland Street
J. F. Fuller
Suffolk
William Sanborn
Willinm Sanborn
Boston Water Ower Company
Anid Sanborn
Winchendon Savings Bann
Otto Sharp
Rel
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Snow & CO
Falcton St
American Insurance Co
Kilby Street
Messrs. George Croshaw & CO
London
Francis Peabody
J. W. Field
Henry
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