Civil Courts Case Schism in Sewer Patent Suit
In United States circuit and district courts on January 31, bills in equity sought accounting and injunctions to restrain infringement of sewer trap patents 343278 and 464240. Motion for preliminary relief denied. cases involve Costello, Carberry, Igfus, and others with multiple docket entries across Suffolk County courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Cott
W. Hayes
T. v. Clarke
Carpenter
United States District Court
Auparier
United States
Laura R. Tyson
Revere
J. M. Marshall
United States District Attorney
Tor
Mr. Connelly
Chelsea
United States v. Fox
Portrait of John Foster life-size at Cambridge store
In Cambridge on Main Street a life-size carved portrait of John Foster, famed packing room foreman at the New York Biscuit Company, stands in a window with an elegant frame. Artist T. W. Rivera created the Christmas gift from packing room employees. The note mentions local editor Buckley’s editorial stance and broader town news including a Nationalist club formation and numerous society events and lectures across Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Art
Main Street
Crgan
John Foster
New York Biscuit Company
T. W. Rivera
Foster
Buckley
the News
Ban Rota
Brother Buckey
Tsee
Albert Rogs
Rogers
Charles River Baptist Church
Union Hal
Bancroft
John H. Corcoran
Citizens’ Trade Association
H. Hi. McNamee
King’s Daughters
King’s Sons
Shepard Church
Louis H. Cobb
Chicago
Cantabrigia Club
Sir. C. KE. Paten
Occhard Street
University Extension
Florence Sears
Worcester
Sociable
Harvard Street
Page
Hotel Edu
Harvarp Brewer
Cambridge Superior Court Dockets and Jury Updates
Middlesex Superior Court in Cambridge lists first and second session cases with ages, parties, and outcomes. Notable entries include Hanson vs Hull on a $340 contract claim awaiting jury, and multiple tort actions with mixed verdicts, detailing plaintiffs and defense counsel for each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Cambridge
Bonn
Charles SS. Hanson
Joseph Hull
Smith & Ludden
Plaintill
Auden & Mayberry
Lucisier
Center
Mcuillivray
Saime
Same
City of
Charles H. Robinson
Sarai A. Lambert
S.me
Melvina M. Lambert
Pro Ami
Thomy J. Lambert
George A. Bence
M. F. Farrell
W. A. Morse
Mary McDonald
William G. Chandler
George E. Smith
P. A. Hutchinsony
Murray
Clements
Otis
Gils
Alds
Winn
Somers
City of Cambridge
Campbell
Nonautum Worsted Cw
White
Place
McCarthy
Wakefield Water Co
Waltham Gas Lt. Co
Clements Et Als
Smith
Perkins
Cambridge's Heavyweights List Ten Large Citizens
Cambridge Post identifies ten residents as weighing over two hundred pounds each. Names include L. A. Sloccumb H. Turner G. Rang G. Mewhermott B. R Bryant DD Butterfield J. Meien We ti Niles A. L. Mecher Rh. O. Fuller. Tomorrow's Post promises ten more names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Post
L. A. Sloccumb
H. . Turner
G. Ww. Rang
V.g. Mewhermott
R Bryant
Vs. Butterfield
J. Meien
We Ti
Niles
A. L. Mecher
Rh. O. Fuller
Chelsea News Briefs Include Bridge Debate and Club Events
Chelsea notes propose a 666 box for curling out the chilia and report steady bicycling interest through winter. Linscott debuts a new bike for boys. Whist and pool tourney pits Winnisimm t Cycle Club against Cambridgeport Club. Chelsea Bridge avenue crossing meets in Boston city office amid dispute over overheat bridge width. Public traffic concerns noted if a narrower bridge isn’t avoided. Y M C A plans begin a Great Things series next Sunday and Mendelssohn Quartet Club performs February 13. tickets on sale. The Ferryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linscott
Winnisimm T Cycle Club
Cambridgeport Club
Chelsea Bridge Avenue
Jackson
Boston
Boston & Maine
Chelsea
Mendelssohn
Chelsea's Heavyweights Loom in Tomorrow's Post
The Post previews weighty Chelsea figures listed as Henry Black J. K. Whipple and others. It promises ten more names of Chelsea's solid citizens in tomorrow's edition, highlighting local prominence and community stature.
Somerville Rail Work and City Events Highlight Busy Era
In Somerville, the Boston and Maine advances two major projects the new North Somerville iron bridge and interlocking switches at Somerville Junction proceed, though pace lags. The police ball succeeds with Chief Parkhurst directing floor and aides keeping order, Boardsn’s Band and Betha Boardman solos praised. Membership in the sick and death benefit society, open to regular police officers, grows with yearly receipts of 961.50 and expenditures of 870.54 in 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
North Somerville
Somerville Junction
Parkhurst
Boardsn
Betha Boardman
Issz
Somerville
Materston
Alexander
North Harpswell
White
Persius Street
Aiolin
Lincoln
New York
Hattie Lugell
Taunton
K. M. Walker
Loring Street
Frank Lombard
Flishland
C. W. Manning
C. AL. Wheeler
C. B. Goodrich
Somerville Heavyweights Named for Local Contest
Somerville's solil citizens listed include two hundred pounders H. J. Burtmaan John Tayior T. H. Kames c. O. Fox Franklin Barker CO. FE. Russ Robert Kenny William Wett H. C. Briges H. Pp. Ray for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Post
H. J. Burtmaan
John Tayior
T. H. Kames
C. O. Fox
Franklin Barker
Robert Kenny
William
Wett
H.C. Briges
H. Pp. Ray
Sowerville
Solil
Bethesda Lodge entertainments and local notices
South Boston reports a Browning of events at Bethesda Hall including a musical and literary program by the Bethesda Lodge I O O F and a testimonial for janitor John S Golfrey. Other items note funerals, meetings of the South Boston Citizens Association, an illustrated lecture by Thomas F Anderson, and a police inquiry into a death on a sidewalk with possible foul play. City Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda
Bethesda Hall
John S. Golfrey
Bethesda Hal
Edward B. Blass
St. Mathew’s Episcopal Church
Rradway
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
South Boston
Legislaure
Boston
Association
Meern Newspaer
Gray’s Hal
Thomas F. Anderson
Daily
Weekly Press
Peninsula
Margret O’brien
City Point
South Beeston's Selected Citizens Listed Today
Dents of South Bost. They are guaranteed Al Haskell Ed O'Brien. hlorrie Sul ivan. doe Eaton. Don Cursery, dere Sullivan. or. John H. Oborn, Charles F. Blake. Motorman Potter, Thomas Horgan. Tomorow's Post will contain ten more names of South Beeston's selict citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bost
Post
al Haskell
O'Brien
Hlorrie Sul
Ivan
Doe Eaton
Don Cursery
Dere Sullivan
John H. Oborn
Charles F. Blake
Motorman Potter
Thomas Horgan
Tomorow
South Beeston
Moondyne Club Installs Officers in Charley Town
In Charestown the Moondyne Special Club held the installation of its new officers in the Rea building on Mai street from 8 pm to 4 am. Notables from the Thorndikes Prescotts Easies Gyngerines Waverleys and Uniques attended. The event featured J Alvert Snow Henry Goodwin John Bench and others performing, with guests including M T Hogan F Gillooty and more. New officers named James T Leary president John J Bench vice president and others. Faith Lodge of Masons plans a ladies night next Friday. The trudesens have vacated their quarters in the Vowner building. A fire wagon procession drew attention on Main street. Monument Ball hosted a benefit for a St Francs de Siles C. T. A. table fair. BUNKER HILL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moondyne Special Club
Rea
Mai Street
Thorndikes
Prescotts
Easies
Gyngerines
Waverleys
J. Alvert Snow
Henry Goodwin
John J. Bench
Thomas J. Mernin
Archie Deacon
Charles Henkin
Chares Murphy
Charlies
Samuel Silkins
Charles McCartnay
Ernest Koop
T. O'Neil
The
Moondynes
James T. Leary
William Twomey
James T. Wall
C. P. Cronin
T. J. Wilson
T. J. Mernin
P. J. McNulty
William J. Miller
John ‘T. McDonald
John T. Foran
Beno Tartuny
Faith Lodge of Masons
Nigat
Dostone
Trudsens
Vthey
St. Francs de Siles C. T. A
Bunker Hill
Charlestown's Heavy Sats Ten Noted Citizens Named
The Post correspondent lists ten of Charlestown's substantial citizens guaranteed to weigh over 200 pounds each. Names include A. P. Perkins Patroman Jere O Brien Patrolman B. B. Ford special Officer Joe Bogan Patrolman M. J. Cadivan Patrolman C. P. Schofield Patrolman Jd. B. Palmer William Watson E. L. Quiel Isaac Broc Bink Dr. Tomworros. More names promised in tomorrow's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flere
Charlestown
Post
C. A. P. Perkins
Patroman Jere O Brien
Gilchrist Will Filed In Suffolk Probate Court
The will of dry goods merchant Robert Gilchrist was filed in Suffolk Probate Court yesterday afternoon. He appoints W. K. Crosby of Wilmington Delaware and Margaret Gilchrist as executors and devises his property to certain relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gilchrist
Suffolk
W. K. Crosby
Wilmington
Del
Margaret Gilchrist
Free World’s Fair Trip Offers For Boston Residents
The Post offers seven distinct promotions each giving two round trip tickets to the World’s Fair. Recipients may invite a wife husband or friend. Five Boston area sections will award five tickets to the top vote receivers via The Post coupon by March 1, 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Came Bridge
Two offers at Larce award two round trip tickets
Two offers at Larce provide six and seven tickets respectively, each offer containing two round trip tickets. They will be awarded to the two New England residents who do not live in the five special sections and who receive the largest and second largest vote totals. Vote for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Vote standings reveal low vote counts and candidate list
Charlestown and Somerville election data show four tickets and numerous candidates with vote tallies ranging from dozens to under twenty. Names span several states and cities, including Massachusetts residents and out-of-state addresses, with no clear winner amid scattered totals.
South Boston Directory Seeks Local Residents and Addresses
A long OCR fragment lists names and addresses in South Boston, including George H. Smith, 660 Broadway, and many others with street numbers across Eight st, West Second, Dorchester, and related locales. It appears to be a directory snippet detailing residents and their residences for reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George H. Smith
Broadway
Charles T. Hatch, Jr
West WesWae
William K. Corcorim
W. Fifth St
Joe Finnenore
Wesley St
J. Fo Leevener
Vog St
Boo
Patrick J. Curley, Jr
BE Idith
Ste
W. . Frisbee
Guivar
Thomas D. Ily
Dorchester Ave
J. Herney
Saw AM tahNa
Cole Fred
A. Hill
Middle St
Frank H. Queen, Jr
Eighth St
Patrick J. Harney
Dove St
Thomas F. Murphy
Tuird St
Toonis J. Cisey
Asco
Wwe
Martine Kirby
A. O. Bishee
Westreadwig
E. W. T. Sullivan
R. C. Crimmins
John V. Kelly
Chelsea and East Boston Residents List Across Streets
A dense listing of names and addresses spans Chelsea and East Boston areas, detailing residents on Cambridge, Tremont, Windsor, and nearby streets. The compiled directory includes hundreds of individuals and multiple avenues, with many entries showing precise street numbers and cross streets.
Directory of residents and addresses listed alphabetically
A long list of names with street addresses and numbers follows, including Mrs Dr Bishop at Worcester square and numerous others on Boston area streets such as Washington, Lenox, Field, Penryth, Edgewood, Rosseter, Regent, and Pynchon streets. The entry appears as a directory snippet with miscellaneous personal details and sparse numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bishop
Worcester Sq
Joseph Husson
Nawn Court
W. Fleming
Field St
G. W. Tr Ut
Lenox St
J. A. Downey
Penryth St
J. L. Kingston
Edgewood St
Samuel Packard
Washington St
William Bonwarll
Cscs
Walter L. Cox
Columbus Ave
Rovert Lockhart
Camden St
Jack Jacobs
Kendall St
J.J. McNeil
Belden St
James C. Ide
Savin Hill
Lucy Drennan
Rosseter St
Ct. B. Cunniff
Regent St
CG. M. Houghton
Westford St
Carl S. Jaeger
Pynchon St
H. Strecker
Green Ste
A. B. Ferneke
Charles T. Schirmer
Swatford St
Esther Tayor
Neponsetave
E. N. St. Croix
E. Canton St
G. Roy Starkey
Frank L. Divis
George N. Walker
Concord St
George W. Goode
Adams
J. Lveson
Roxbury Terrace
M. J. Driscoll
Hamburg St
M. ‘Lenney
Dartmouth St
East Boston Benefit and Reunion at Maverick Hall
In East Boston Skip Merril’s benefit is set for Feb 27 at Maverick Hall. The seventh annual East Boston High School Association reunion occurs Feb 14 with a 7:45 pm program including reception for school postmasters Norris and Lincoln and Master Klot, plus music, a social dance, and humorist John Thomas. Tickets via committee members and officeholders listed. cricket and football club officers named. club touts premier athletic grounds after a $6000 upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merril
Maverick Hall
Est
Boston High School Association
Messrs
Norris
Lincoln
Klot
John Thomas
E. M. Livain
Corniet
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Florence Bacheller-Snow
Possile
George Lt. Brooks
John F. E Jet
Mariana P. Hardin
Benjamin A. Delano
M. Alice Broods
Louise A. Jenkins
Edward C. Minsfield
Frank E. Coombs
Frank H. Uarratuoers
Osborne H. P Tehr
East Boston Cricket and Football Club
East Boston’s Heavyweights
Dent s of East Boston are described as guaranteed to weigh over two hundred pounds each. James J. Clifford William Ems August Peterson Robert Harding Alfred Boundreau Joan Frishe Fred Giliou Thomas Morallion John Filmentyv KE L. bizgerald among waves of East Boston’s solid citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Post
James J. Clifford
William Ems
August Peterson
Robert Harding
Alfred Boundreau
Joan Frishe
Fred Giliou Oe
Thoma Morallion
Fohn Filmertyv
KE. L. Bizgerald
Dorchester Women’s Club Holds First Reception in Old Dorchester Club House
Dorchester section reports the Dorchester Women's Club hosted its inaugural reception at the Old Dorchester Club house on Pleasant Street. Attendees praised the event as brilliant. entertainment featured Mrs. Galvin and Mrs. Young with the Fadette Orchestra, while decorations emphasized red hues and tropical plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Women’s Club
Dorchester Club
Pleasant Street
Banqret
Dr. Galvin
Frank Young
Fadette
Jurain Orcutt
Chores Bush
Amos Chase
Emily Fifield
Royal Whiting
H. J. Aiden
de D. Careton
A. V. Chipman
Alfred Tucker
Walter Dyer
GC. Swallow
Miss Little
Ogrcatt
Savin Hill
Adermen
New York & New England
Columbia Street
Quincy Steet
Briges
Lewis Cook
Freeport Street
T. H. Buck
Dorchester Avenue
Cornier Dorsetstree
Buck
LL “Tie Einghe
Dorchster
Winethrop Hall
J. J. Lewis
Mattapan M. E
Rhine
Switzerland
Luteriaken
Dorchester Names Ten Notable Residents
Ten Dorchester residents are listed as prominent locals. Guaranteed names include James Wilson, John Martin, ex-patrolman Speare, William Teeney, Dr. Morar, Daniel Hurley, George Hendry, Arthur Bertram, George Macee, and Billy Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Post
James Wison
John Martin
Patro Man
Speare
Wiliam Teeney
Dr. Morar
Daniel Hurley
George Hendry
Arthur Bertram
George Macee
Billy Rogers
Roxbury Social Club Party and Obituary Items
The Park Social Club hosted a Warren Street gathering with over 100 couples dancing to Stone's orchestra amid draped rooms and fern screens. Funeral services for Frank Hubner, 52, will be held at his Almer Street residence today at 2. Brown announces his wedding to Catherine Conneily at 875 Albany Street with many gifts received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Park Social Club
Warren Street
Stone
Maggie Moahin
Rose Cooley
Fanny Burke
Frank Hubner
Almer Street
Kutner
Dece Sed
Roxbury
Royal Arcanum
German Shouting Club
Boston Schwaben Verein
Hubner
Roxbury's Heavywights and Local Notables
Past Roxbury correspondent notes the town's solid citizens and lists residents such as Lewis Mundy Charles Fedel Charles Priest Arthur O Leary Frank Wessels Fred Hopkins John Kulow Patrck Meade Joh Wilson and Stephen Hendricks as leading members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Lewis P
Nomas Mundy
Charles Fedel
Charles Priest
Arthur O'Leary
Frank Wessels
Fred Hopkins
John Kulow
Patrck Meade
Joh Wilson
Stephen Hendricks
Brichton Residents Urged to Sprinkle Sidewalks
District residents are urged to spread ashes on sidewalks after a light snow left gaping ice. Pedestrians stumble along the icy walks as local funds and city allocations appear insufficient to address the hazard. Master Harold C confined to home. he plans to return to school soon. Car 585 should be scrapped and engine house upgrades noted as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C
Tremont House
Wien
Iskacun Park
Brighton's heavyweights in town named as solid citizens
Ten of Brighton's most substantial residents are listed as post correspondents to weigh over beauty. Names include G. H. Holenback William A. Gr uwood Beaurce D. Ve wisute Fred M4. stearnos J. KR. McNaty Wills G. Paltz A.C. Litti fields Hl. A. Pisno. W. Pefffer. Tomorrow's Post will publish ten more notable residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Post
Henry Black
Uer
J. K. Whipple
Wiley. Co. Winchester
K. K. Tucker
Ss. G. Lamson
M. Spethiman
A. Adama
F. W. Trainor
P.S. Schul
Cuelisea
Tere
Brighton
Beautilion
G. H. Holenback
William A. Gr.uwood
Stearnos
J. KR. McNaty
Wills G. Paltz
A.C. Litti Fields
Hl. A. Pisno
W. Pefffer
Brigutou
Also Mentioned on This Page
Electric Light Co
V. Fuller
Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Fieno
C.J
ALLEN
Supreme Judicial Court
Equity
Morton
J. Willard F. Barnes
Alice L. Barnes
West Roxbury
E. H. Savary
John Prentiss
Louis
Ober
James L. Brooks
Bill
Avery Street
Brooks
Drury
G. Putnam
C. F. Donnelly
LR. Clark and
Fletcher Ranep
Superior Court
Thompson
Herman W. Youn
Boston & Providence Railroad Company
Iossion Service
Emma
Laura Young
Bussey
T. J. Garzav
P.G. Bolster
Vuntiff
J. D. Long
C. F. Choate, Jr
Elon Slattery
Linden Street
Jd. P. Leshy
T. W. Proctor
McNeil
Norcross
Sheehan
Brion
Willis
Sewall & D. C. Co
Meservey
Lockett
Behan
Fitzpatrick
Hassett
Craven
West End Ry
Ricardson
Col. Mining & Investment Co
Patch
Sullivan
Lantol
Hamilton W. Mills
Swattery
Perry
Crimmins
Weeks
Burr Beecing Co
Flynn
MeDonald
Levi
MacGuinness
Loud
Channell
Ints
A Trust Co
Wilson
Solomons
West End R.R
Crowley
Boston & Me
R.R
N. E. RR
Turner
DaSilva
Casey
Doniihue
Partridge
McIntyre
McCormic
Carter, Rice & Co
Verman
Lynn
Boston B.R
Pak
Valentine
Bratty
Sarah W. Robinson
W. Bartlett
E. R. Anderson
Samuel L. Holt
Thom: & Rice
E. P. Loring
E. B. Burpee
Howland
Town of
Maynard
Saine
Miloney
Morse
Vanner
O'd
Col. R.R
Keen
N. BE. Mut
Acc. Assn
Welch
Torrey
Pucknam
Cameron
Snow
Paboudjian
Bennett
Negle
West End RR
Barrus
Ward
Goeller
Whittier Mach, Co
Meehan
Hankey
McManus
Dearloin
Whte
Vickery
Bropneett
Bacon
Ebenezer Dale, Jr
Ebenezer Dale, Sr
Dale & Co
Dale, Jr
Charles D. Turnbull
Des Fendant
Ekbenezer Dase
M. Storey
H. E. Bailes
Moffat
Bates
Elkan
Elkan v. Pierson. 5174—Ladd v. Arnold. 5180—Smith v. McHenry
Babcock Varnish Co
Chadwick
Fuler ¢. Cross
Parke
Jones
Gray
Gage
Cushing
Levine
Same Vo
Merriam
Roberts
N. Y
N. E.R
Rollins
Williams
Wiliams
CG. A. Taber
M. L. Sanborn
Hannah Broder
Patrick Broder
Appellee
Suffolk County Probate Court
A. H. Russell
Ptitioner Appellee
T. J. Morrison
Respondent
Thorndike
Saville
McTighe
Gilman Square
Winter Hill Congregational Y.P
G. E
I. P. Coddington
Winter Hill Universist
Ladies’ Aid Society
Flint Street
M. E
Spring Hill Associates
Common Connell
OLD Puwper Hovss
Acdres Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Santa-Midy Capenseg
Central America
Helen J. Sanborn
Somerville Teachers’ Association
Litch
South
LARCE
I Am
Ams
Lars
Anyhody
Timas F. Hickey
Merose
Mass
Joseph J. Hollerin
Federal St
K. R. Neptune
Eaton St
William Wall
Cambr.dvest
Henry ' D
Devonshire St
A. T. Horwell
Fitchburg
R.R. Dept
Wentworth B. Kenney
Fred P. Loumpert
Nashus St
D. L. Moons
Chipman St
Sulie
Harrison Ave
Jobin Farrelt
Eadicott St
W. If
Walls
Himeverst
B. J. Willmore
Everett
Daniel F. Leehy
North Market St
L. Lawless
Wilthim
Herbert Palner
Parkman St
A. Birney Shuttack
A. D. Pierce
Congress St
Robert Gundy
Milk St
Thomas Russell
Poparave
Joan &. Cardigin
Geesee St
M. L. Ilet
South Groner
Sam Keathey
Court St
Abert Fite
James Girard
Tempest
F. G. Tandy
Newton
Miss
Fred Williams
LS Pinckney
Fred A. Smith
Springvale
Chas. A. Manoney
Hanover St
P. Nichols
Bucksport
Mary Hurley
Winchster
John F. Welton, Jr
Greenough Lane
John E. DeWitt
Faney A. Farrell
Friend St
James J. Murphy
Weton
Greenough Tang
Fred
Concord
N. H
F. Clark
Montwetier
J. Bismark Crimmiis
Murriv
Pleasant St
John Meaney
Eddie D. Hughes
Medford
George H. Melick
Prospect
Joseph J. Dura
Cherry St
J. W. Corbett
Lexington St
C. H. Cochrane
Belmont St
Frank Lemay, Jr
Auburn St
George W. Wilson
Ausin St
William P. Birnea
Mapleave
Benedict
Iseiea Oe
Thomas Gannon
Cambridge St
James Pitt
Race S. McKay
Tremont
W. Engler
Aesnas Ayres
John Berszin
Amory
K. B. L. Howard
Northave
Frank P. Brown
E. Colbert
Pearl St
J. Wf. Sylvester
Border St
Henry Pero
Maverick St
Joe Brosseau
Mar Burest
G. E. Dunbar
Shurtleff
Ielph P. Egan
Grove St
Ge Stee Leea
Hibald
Broadweee
W. A. McDougall
Paris St
Holland
Cor. Pape
Arnold Thompson
Congress Ave
Cf Hilton
Bremen St
P. Snow
I McCarthy
Winthrop Birchall
James Barry
Lewis So
Charles W. D.y
Monmouth ‘St. Kees
William Griffin
Cheek
Albertd. Dalley
Ash
J. Albee
Rrenton St
Charles A. Stemiter
Havre
Tité F. L. Cameron
Hubert C. Purdy
William J. Murphy
Babee
Loo
W. A. Guptill
Che Sea St
E.B
John T. Foley
Harry H. Kent
Bloomingdale Ava
Fred DD. Rucker
Aslish
South EN
Patrick Healy
T. D. Sullivan
Trysurer
Frederick Farrand
Florence Nolan
Johan F. Haley
Louis Nolan
John Haskins
Frederick Farand
Joseph W. Phillips
TP. D. Sullivan
Peter Heley
J. C. Magee
Florence Nolin
William Farrand
Wiliam Garr
William N. Thorneton
Gillie McInn
Ferryman
Roxbury's
Brichton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!