Equity suit seeks accounting and injunction in electric gas case
In United States Circuit Court Equity Session on February 1 Carpentar Electric Gas Lighting Co and others sue Charles E Fuller and others seeking an accounting and perpetual injunction to stop infringement of patents issued to Jacob P Tirrell on January 8 1880 and Abraham L Bogart on August 8 1876. Heard and decision reserved with counsel Payson Brown for complainants Fish Richardson for respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Carpenter
Electric Gas Lighting Company Et al
Charles E. Fuller
Equity
Jacob P. Tirrell
Abraham L. Bogart
E. P. Payson
E. H. Brown
F. P. Fish
W. K. Richardson
Buopeetrt
E. C. Prescott
W. J. Dale
C. D. Turnbull
RK. Stone
M. Story
H. E. Bolles
Moffat
Bates
Elkan
Chadwick
Fuller
Cross
Gray
Gage
Cushing
Levine
Same
Merriam
Roberts
N. E.R
Rollins
Williams
Equity Session
Mason
C.J
Hannah E. Thorndike
Elizabeth A. Saville
Cuambridge
Spring
Decatur Streets
Charlestown
Heard
F. E. Snow
D. &. Ware
G. A. Blaney
Mary McTlishe
Murtagh MecTighe
Daniel G. Walton
Hezekiah B
J. R
J. M. B. Churchill
H. Tyng
Legal notices from Boston and Middlesex courts February 1
United States indictments for Laura Tyson and Julia Fox on internal revenue charges. Supreme Judicial Court cases on contracts, leases, and property disputes at Fort Point Channel and Dorchester Avenue. numerous Superior Court and Middlesex entries including tort and contract actions, mortgages, partition suits, and a Beacon Park hotel opening notice. Names include J Marshall, A Moran, J C Gray, K S Gorham, Charles F Choate, William Caleb Loring, E Hemenway, and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
United States
Laura R. Tyson
Revere
Internal Revenue Law
J. M. Marshall
United States District Attorney
Mr. Connelly
Chelsea
Julia Fox
M. Marshall
A.D. Moran
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Morton
J. L. P. Ober
James L. Brooks
Bill
Equity
Avery Street
Paymarket Place
Boston
G. Putnam
F. Donnelly
I. R. Clark
Fletcher Ranney
Charles F. Choate
William Caleb Loring
Francis B. Hayes
City of
Fort Point Channel
Dorchester Avenue
Harbor Commissioners
H. G. Jordan
Order of Gis Et al
A. E. Pierce
Jay
A. Hemenway
B.C. Moulton
A.emenway
Lyman Mason
Harriet Prince
Sarah A. Brown
Prince
Brown
J. C. Ropes
R. H. Back
Shurtleff School Alumini Reunion in South Boston Held
The Shurtleff School Alumni Association reunion drew about 500 graduates to the school hall with decorations and a program of music and readings from former students. The event noted the principal Mr. Harding’s twenty-two years and 1082 graduates, many who became teachers. Other items include novice tournament entries, shipbuilding plans, local bowling, and society lectures and parties in South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shurtleff School Alumini Association
Harding
Emily Wright
Ida Greene
Mary Nichols Williams
Mary Packard
Josephine M. Fiala
Margaret Power Keenan
Milly Taylor
Julia Dorgan Herrick
Lillia Kelly
May Halliday Anderson
Lilia Moulton
Boston
Charles T. Gallagher
South Boston
Davison
Packard
Murray
Irwin
Trengove
Mitchell
Levi
Coyne
Welch
Hatch
Nelligan
McEwen
Patterson
Emery
MccGillick
Donnelly
Lawley
Adams Boys
Quincy
P. O’brien
Elysian Associates
Tont Hall
City Point Catholic Association
United States Hotel
John Godfrey
Pern
Bethesda Hall
City Point
Brichton and Burbridge mourn family losses and change of hands
Brichton and Burbridge mourn a two year old child who died yesterday morning while his wife and his mother both suffer sickness at home. Charles O Sikora shows improvement with recovery expected. Restaurant at 24 Franklin Street Allston changes hands after a completed sale. A crowd of idle children watched James O Connell trot down Rockland Street, eliciting amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boardman
Burbridge
Charles O. Sikora
Franklin Street
Allston
Sttle
James O'Connell
Bockland Street
Ten Brighton Citizens Weighing Over Two Hundred Pounds
Ten prominent Brighton residents are listed as weighing over two hundred pounds each in a Post correspondent's note. The names include Edwin Shall Foster Forrest Arthur Smith Frank E Johnson Charles T Jones F M Silloway T W Tompkins C A Perkins M D Mellin S M Nelson. Tomorrow the Post will publish ten more names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Post
Edwin Shall
Foster Forrest
Arthur Smith
Frank E. Johnson
Charles T. Jones
F. M. Silloway
T. W. Tompkins
C. A. Perkins
M. D. Mellin
S. M. Nelson
Cambridge City Debates Sparring Exhibitions at Union Hall
Cambridge Aldermen split on allowing sparring and athletic exhibitions at Union Hall with four in favor and seven opposed. Mayor sacks two police inspectors tied to a gambling club and a hearing is set for next Tuesday. Meanwhile city staff enjoy vacations, local clubs organize balls and lectures proceed at Brattle Hall and Cantabrigia Club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Athletic Association
Riverside Boat Club
Union Hall
Clary
Ponce
R. RB. Bancroft
Rody
L. J. Ducey
Ned Brandon
Prospect League No. 10
American Protective League
George M. Clukas
Clukas
Main Street
Forty Club
Eberle Hall
Somerville
Social Union
Brattle Hall
Warren Comedy Company
Sherwin L. Cook
Cuban Benevolent Association
John P. Leonard
the Tribune
Sanders Theatre
G. A. R. Hall
Quincy Square
Wig
Cambridge's Heavyweights
Dents of Cambridge. They are guaranteed A. F. Rourke, J. A. Stubbs, J. Kilon, Edmund M. Phelan. Co. W. Cheney. J. E. Brown, J. H. Robinson. D. H. Kendall J. Sneath, L. A. Whittier. Names of Cambridge's solid citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Post
A. F. Rourke
J. A. Stubbs
J. ¥. Kilon
Edmund M. Phelan
W. Cheney
J. 8
Brown
J. H. Robinson
D. H. Kendall J. Sneath
L A. Whittier
Roxbury Reform Club forms to back Bowker in Ward 21
The Highland Republican Club organized with about 125 charter members in Armory Hall to pursue reform and equal rights, led by Dr. H L Bowker and followed by H L Staie as secretary. A charter meeting is set for Wednesday February 1 at 7 30 p m and invites all to support good government. Meanwhile Roxbury brings news of marriages and social events including James A Clasby marrying Charlotee Brown at St Josephs Church and the Ellsworth Club ball in Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Republican Club
Roxbury
H. L. Bowker
Armory Hall
Pers. L
Fr. Smith
James P. Lennon
Ruth Stockmar
Ellsworth Club
Linden Park
Town Hall
Brookline
St. Francis de Sales Church
P. J. Reardoan
Somerville
Annie Fallon
John D. Colbert
T. J. Reardon
Lizzie Fallon
Linden Park Street
Roxbury Solid Citizens Named in List of Dignitaries
Dents of Roxbury are guaranteed M.d. Gaddis James W valien Joan Donahue Robert Ward Horace Lunt Captain Marden John Coffey Michael Mulhern Philip McKeogue Martin Gaddis among Roxbury's solid citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Post
M.D. Gaddis
James W. Valien
Joan Donahue
Robert Ward
Horace Lunt
Captain Marden
John Coffey
Michael Mulhern
Philip MccKeogue
Martin Gaddis
South Boston's Heavyweights Named in The Post
South Boston lists prominent citizens including Patrick Mealey Tim Duislane Thomas Scannell Patrick Rohan Daniel Rand George R Tripp P F O'Brien James Connolly and A V Whittemore with tomorrow's Post to publish ten more names of solid citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Post
Patrick Mealey
Tim Duislane
Thomas Scannell
Patrick Rohan
Daniel Rand
George R. Tripp
P. F. O'Brien
James Connolly
F. Sullivan
A. V. Whittemore
Tomorow
East Boston Aid Flows From Loss and Benefit Plans
In East Boston Mr and Mrs William H Linnell mourn their 7 month old baby and plan a fore noon funeral at their Orient Heights home. Merrill Benefit Association forms with officers led by Walter F Burk and P J Grady. The Lee Meys Catholic Union held its annual bill at Lyceum Hall. The FerryMan attaches the closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Linnell
Linnell
Orient Heights
L. FE
Merrill
Boston
Merrill Benefit Association
Walter F. Burk
P. J. Grady
Thomas L. Dunbar
C. T. Witt
J. H. Sullivan
Aderman Woolley
C.j.flynn
P. J. Kennedy
Thomas Hoey
Ferres
W. J. Burke
Cinet J. Eagan
Warren
Edwin Smith
George W. Jones
Charles Stoddard
J. W. Godbold
Wiliam Gardner
Harry Osborne
H. Ayers
East Boston Citizens Feature Large Men
A Post correspondent weighs in on East Boston households naming residents such as Charles Foy Thomas J Lane Harry Howard George Farmer Matthew J Lyons Joseph P Sullivan Michael Sullivan Henry Ll Brutices Samuel P Pangborn John Hamlin and other solid citizens noted for their size and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Post
Charles Foy
Thomas J. Lane
Harry Howard
George Farmer
Matthew J. Lyons
Joseph P. Sullivan
Michael Sullivan
Henry Ll. Brutices
Samuel P. Pangborn
John Hamlin
Chelsea Rejects City Hall Plan Amid Council Deliberations
Chelsea faced another year without a new City Hall as Aldermen faltered despite council support. Tomorrow Ella Leonard hosts a testimonial and benefit at G. A. R. Hall. Captain C O Fellows, ex Chelsea resident now in Everett, is named U S Treasury special agent earning 5000 dollars annually. He has a wife six daughters and a son. Mrs B L Danforth returns to Chelsea from Raymond Missouri, recovering health after a year ago accident and staying at the City Hotel. Public weighers named Oliver W Sargent W J Hinckley W E Gallison R H Wake man. Tax Ferryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Ella Leonard
G. A. K K. Hall
C. O. Fellows
Everett
United States Treasury Department
Swan Street
B. L. Danforth
Raymond
City Hotel
Oliver W. Sargent
W. J. Hinckley
W. E. Gallison
R. H. Wakeman
Chelsea Solid Citizens Named for Tomorrow’s Post
A list of Chelsea residents is published with over ten names including M. Stone Layman Simeons Storrs Nichols Winslow Crocker Perkins Sullivan Kirkpatrick and others. each is noted as weighing over two hundred pounds. Tomorrow’s Post will print ten more similar names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Post
M. Stone
P. Layman
T. Simeons
H. M. Storrs
G. H. Nichols
T. H. Winslow
F. M. Crocker
H. F. Perkins
T. Sullivan
G. Kirkpatrick
Free trips offer rewards for Boston voters in 1893
The notice outlines seven distinct offers each granting two round trip tickets to a resident with the most votes in five Boston sections. Two additional tickets are awarded to top New England voters outside those zones. Rewards apply to sending a friend or relative and require voting by March 1, 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Cam
New England
Vote standings reveal names and addresses in large section
Four tickets listed under this head with Chelsea and East Boston residents prominent. Names and addresses show many voters and supporters across numerous streets, including Federal Street, Devonshire Street, and Parkman Street, with totals ranging from single digits to over two thousand.
List of residents with street addresses in 1927 notice
A dated compilation lists numerous individuals with street addresses including Broadway 660, West Broadway 347, Silver Street 47, Bolton Street 110, Fifth Street 271, Second Street 502, Jay Street 5, Cage and Ans locations, Fifth Street 282, Bolton Street 110, Dorchester Avenue 224, Athens Street 24, Fourth Street 653, Seventh Street 766, Eighth Street 607, Eighth Street 126, Dove Street 126, First Street 591, West Street 131, Gold Street 131, Middle Street 16, Silver Street 281, Third Street 116, Dorchester Street 235, Broadway 135, Dorchester Street 149, H Street 149, James Wool 2, Broadway 135, Edwin Walker 779 E Fourth Street, with various names such as George H Smith, Charles Hatch Jr, R J Harvey, J J Ryan, D F E Joyce, John Gleason, J A Sullivan, Walt Rice, William Corcoran, Joe Finnemore, Patrick Curley Jr, Thomas Drummond, Thomas Daly, D J Herney, E W T Sullivan, H W Bryant, Frank Hech Jr, Patrick Harney, Thomas Casey, Fred E Wayne, A O Bisbee, Francis Teevins, J J Deveney, Frank Hans, A Hill, W T Frisbee, Thomas Murphy, Martin Kirby, F Gorman, M F Murphy, Charles O Malley, Harry Rovkett, Hugh Barker, D E Noonan, James Carter, and John V Kelly. The list appears to be a public notice or sale roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Smith
Broadway
Charles H. Hatch, Jr
West Broadway
Coreeeses
R. J. Harvey
Silver
J.J. Ryan
Bolton St
D. F. E. Joyce
W. Fifth St
John T. Gleason
E. Second St
J. A. Sullivan
Jay St
Walt R
Rice
William F. Corcoran
Joe Finnemore
Srey
BU Ieee
Patrick J. Curley, Jr
E.eighth
Thomas F. Drummon
Eighth St
Thomas Daly
Dorchester Ave
D. J. Herney
Athens St
E. W. T. Sullivan
E. Fourth St
H. W. Bryant
E. Seventh St
Thornlicks
Frank Hech Jr
Patrick J. Harney
Dove St
Thomas J. Casey
E. First St
Fred E. Wayne
A. O. Bisbee
West Stig
Francis J. Teevins
W. Sixth St
J.J. Deveney
Frank Hans
Gold St
Red. A. Hill
Middle St
W. T. Frisbee
Silver'st
Thomas F. Murphy
Third St
Martin R. Kirby
E. Noonan
James Carter
James Wool
A.serger Goodieh
R. C. Crimmins
John V. Kelly
Edwin G. Walker
Dorchester Wedding and Local Events Highlight City Scene
In Dorchester Robert H. Davis wed Miss Mary A. Goodwin at his brother James Davis’s home. The ceremony included Rev J Phinney and a large reception with friends from Hyde Park Milton Dorchester and city. The night featured an Ideal Social Club masque and multiple musical concerts at Central Church and Central Athletic Club. The West End Railroad Company considers widening Dorchester Avenue to Mattapan to improve service to Lower Mills Milton and Mattapan, with prior irregular Milton line service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Davis
Mary A. Goodwin
James Davis
Bearse Avenue
Vose Street
J. Phinney
Dorchester Methodist Church
Lemone Walter Campbell
Ruth Disston
George Disston
Mary Disston
William Woodend
E. J. Corion
Milford Goodwin
Lizzie Davis
Martua Davis
Hyde Prk
Milton
Dorchester
Ideal Social Club
Associates
James G. Grant
Charles A. Stranzman
Corps of
Aids
King
Central Church
Hattie Woodbury Clarke
Nellie Louise Woodbury
Grace M. Lamkin
John Dana Shepard
Walter 8. Cotton
Martha Dana Shepard
Hall of the Central Athletic Club
Dorchster
Wolf Fries
Signor Campanari
Jennie Spencer
Everit B. Tehane
James McLaughlin
Carl Oakman
Charles McLaughlin
Everit B. Terhune
West End Railrod Company
Dorchester Avenue
Mattapan
Dedham
Lower Mills
Matta
Milton Town Meeting Set Amid Transit Delays and Debate
A Burst of delays on Mount Pleasant line at Dorchester avenue prompts talk of sending a Field's Corner car to Milton for on schedule service. Miltons upcoming March 7 town meeting at Town Hall is expected to be heated with fierce scrutiny of street, fire and police budgets. Wealthy residents oppose extra appropriations while police seek Gamewell signal boxes to boost efficiency and risks rise to fare rates. Also noted are Thomas Feely ill with grip and the Cavagan boy's death rumor, and Beacon reporter Frank L. Davis recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Cnr
Dorchester Avenue
Field’s Corner
Milton
Milton Town Hall
Thomas Feely
William Cavacnah
Terence Cavanagh
Boston
Frank L. Davis
The
Beacon
Grove Hall
Dorchester's Notable Citizens Named In Report
The list identifies Dorchester's solid citizens including George Philips Andrew Wheeler Le Barrett Sam Riddler John McLane Captain Kidney James Clearey Dan Wheton Patrolman Tim Hickey and Patrolman Barney Murray as named figures in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Post
George Philips
Andrew Wheeler
le Barrett
Sam Riddler
John McLane
Captain Kidney
James Clearey
Dan Wheton
Tim Hickey
Barney Murray
Somerville Edgeley School completion in fall term plan
The Edgeley School was expected to be ready for the fall term after an initial appropriation of 20 000 dollars, with 11 217 60 spent by 1893. Meanwhile students share Prescott School half days. Residents near Clarendon Hill complain of heavy quarry blasting behind Newbury Street causing shaken houses and rattling windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgeley
Prescott
Clarendon Hill
Newbury Street
City of
Cambridge
J. F. Lovering
Broadway
William H. Hills
Moosehead Lake
Woods
Thomas Moran
Somerville Junction
Boston & Lowell
Stearns H. Martin
E. F. Martin
Mystic Avenue
Somerville Lists Its Solid Citizens Names
Somerville proudly cites a roster of its solid citizens including A. L. Mentzer P. W. Skimmer K R H Sturtvant J H Anderson M G Staples FF W Hopkins Charles Polley John Taylor C A Buier and H G Smith. The group underscores local civic pride and community leadership in the town.
Local Charlestown society notes and a hoax fight
The Ladies Benevolent Society hosted a social in the Bunker Hill Baptist vestry. Mrs. J F McCarthy wife of a street department foreman, died, drawing sympathy from many friends. John H O'Neil married Miss Julia M Hayes of Brockton. A rumored prize fight in Charlestown clubs proved a joke as two Ward 8 residents were found to be friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Benevolent Society
Bunker Hill Baptists Church
J. F. McCarthy
Foreman McCarthy
Street Department
McCarthy
St. Francis de Sales
John H. O’neil
Helsea Street
Ju Ia M. Hayes
Brockton
Charlestown
Chelsea
Bunker Hill
Ward 8
Medford Street
Bunker Hin
Charlestown’s Heaviest Citizens Named for Feature
Ten of Charlestown’s substantial citizens are listed as weighing over 200 pounds each. Names include Thomas Boynton Michael Singley Lieutenant Dennis Donovan John G Fitzpatrick Patrolman Rufus Fessenden B F Titus Thomas E Furey William P F Kroox Patrick Tobin and Patrick Whalen. Tomorrow ten more names will be printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Post
Thomas Boynton
Michael ¢Singley
Dennis Donovan
John G. Fitzpatrick
Rufus Fessenden
B. F. Titus
Thomas E. Furey
William PF. Kroox
Patrick Tobin
Patrick Whalen
Selid
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States District Court
Lowell
E. W. Hutchins
H. Wheeler
Willis
Sewall & D. C. Co
Meservey
Lockett
Behan
Paris Street
Werdit
A. B. Emmons
F. A. Perry
International Trust Company
J.S. Wilson
Wilson, Cassell & Co
R.M. Morse
S. L. Whipple
W. R. Bigelow
Solomons
West End
R.R
Crowley
Boston & Me
Harris
Commonwealth Club
Bicknell
N. Y
N. E. RR
Casey
Wilson
Donahue
Partridge
McIntyre
Boston & Maine B.R
MecCorwice
Torplan
Lynn
Boston R.R
Park
Valentine
Braurey
S. L. Holt
Thomas Rice
E. P. Loring
E. B. Burpee
Arthur H. Howland
Town of
Maynard
Maynard Enterprise Extra
Thelaintiff
Ontral
E. Avery
H. L. Baker
John & Thomas Hillis
Howland
Flood
Newton
Naylor
McGrail
Holt
People’s Ice Co
Employers’ Liability Assur. Corp
Seager
Flavier
Joyce
McDonald
Maloney
Morse
Warner
Old Col. R.R
Iceen
N. E. Mut
Acc. Assn
Torrey
Middlesex
Bonn
Charles
Hanson
Joseph Hull
Smith & Ludden
Adlen & Mayberry
Frank Clement
Michael O’laughlin
J. L. Powers
Richard W. Shea
Grenier
Pro Ami
Lyman
Whealen
Whalen
Unity of Malden
Benjamin
Stone
Addy
Murtha
Crafts
Barker
Elliott
Hammonp
Wheelman Company
William J. Newman
G. A. Perkins
William J. Murray
Clements Bros
H. N. Allén
R. M. Stark
W. F. Herrick
Joseph F. Otis
A. H. Gillis
F. L. Norton
C. M. Perry
Warren Alido
Josep F. Winn
J.G. Maguire
J. W. Johnson
Somers
City of Carnage
Campbell
Nonantum Worsted
White
City of Cambridge
Place
Smith
Perkins
Henderson
Fischer
Twomey
Swift
Hines
Durell
Burr
Neilson
Concord
Walter Rader
Scomert AN
Beacon Park
South
Brichton
Roxbury's
LARCE
East
Elgine
Joseph J. Holleran
Federal St
Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose
Mass
K. KR. Neptune
Eaton St
William Wall
Cambridgest
Henry I. D’eutremont
Peabody
George W. Buchan
Andover
A. T. Harwood
Fitchburg
R.R. Depot
Fred P. Lambert
Nashua St
Frank J. Ferry
Devonshire St
Wentworth B. Kenney
Sallie Greenburg
Lowell St
W. J. Dennis
Harrison Ave
John Farrell
Endicott St
W. H
Chas. A. Manoney
Hanover St
EK. P. Nichols
Bucksport
D. L. Manns
Chipman
Daniel F. Leehy
North Marketst
A. D. Pierre
Congress St
M. L. Holt
South Girdner
Mary Hurley
Winchster
John F. Weston, Jr
Greenough Lane
John BE. DeWitt
Joney A. Farrell
Friend St
James J. Murphy
Greenough Pong Y Des Esrtes Aero
Lalshceare
Fred Lane
Sau D. F. Clark
Montpelier
J. Bismark Crimmins
Joe Brosseau
Marlboro St
J. H. Sylvester
Border St
Henry Pero
Maverick St
G. E. Dunbar
Shurtleff
Joseph P. Egan
Grove St
D. McCarthy
Summer St
N. Archibald
W. A. McDougall
Paris St
Ed Holland
Cor. Pope and
Curtis
Arnold Thompson
Congress Ave
J. Hilton
Bremen St
M. E. Stickland
Decatur St
Monmouth St
William Griffinas
Albert J. Dailey
John T. Foley
Chelsea St
William J. Murphy
W. A. Guptill
E.B
Mike Lane
Beath St
Harry H. Kent
Areca Ave
Fred D. Rucker
Ash St
Saal
Frank F. Oiver
Trenton St
Lows
South EN
Dr. Bishop
Worcester Sq
W. Fleming
Field St
Joseph Husson
Nown Court
G. W. Tr Ut
Lenox St
J. A. Downey
Penryth St
J. L. Kingston
Edgewood St
Sai
Lucy Drennan
Roseter
C. B. Cunn
Regent St
M. Houghton
Westford St
Lot Carl S. Jaeger
Pynchon St
H. Strecker
Green St
E. C. Reinhardt
Posen St
A. B. Fernekees
Winthrop
J. J. Callahan
Chapel
A.S. Nolen
Harvest
Charles W. Tobin
Newland St
James F. Flannery
Eluwood
Charles M. Dorothy
Thomas Bardsley
Locust St
T. Frank Walsh
Charles T. Schirmer
Stafford St
Esther Tayor
Neponset Ave
FE. N. St. Croix
E. Canton St
G. Roy Starkey
Washington St
George N. Walker
Concord Sq
George W. Goode
Adams St
J. Iveson
Roxbury Terrace
M. J. Driscoll
Hamburg St
M.tenney
Dartmouth St
J.J. Murray
Pleasant St
John Meaney
Bunker Hill St
Eddie D. Hughes
Medford St
George H. Melick
Prospect St
Joseph J. Dutra
Cherry St
William P. Barnes
Maple Ave
CG. H. Cochrane
Belmont St
J. W. Corbett
Lexington St
Frank Lemay, Jr
Auburn St
George W. Wilson
Austin St
Joseph ‘T. Madden
J. Finch
J. M. Fitzgerald
Grant’s Court
B. E. Chambers
Linde: St
Mason St
Edward A. Pagan
T.o
L. Carbone
Benedict St
Frank T. Mountain
Thomas J. Moarty
Csc
Ces
Derby St
Hvcabuaus
Charles F. Maxwell
Flintst
AituGy
Teolis
Eesie Occa Penn Ee
Thomas F. Burke
Thomas Gannon
Sene
James Pitt
Cambridge St
Peter S. McKay
Tremont Ee eGeed
P. Wye Engley
Thomas Ayres
Frank P. Brown
John Bergin
Amory St
Andrew Dwyer
Charles Abeneathe
E. B. L. Howard
Northave
E. Colbert
Windsor St
Jane W. Joel
Watson St
F. Wilkins
Antrim St
Frank R. Stevens
Washington
Fred E. Thying
William J. Rogers
Murdock St
C. W. Goldithwait
Hampshire St
Charles A. Murray
Cambridgeport
Thomas Hughes
Rice St
L. Lewis Howe
Ehecenatied Ei
L.A. Tate
Pearl St
Ee Michael O’ Leary
Putnam ‘Ave
M. C. Normoyle
Franklin Shetek
Henry J. Crowley
Fifth St
John P. Williams
Murdock
Es M. iHtolahan
Roars
Littlefield
Sacramento St
John F. Daily
North St
W. Webster
Alice
A. J Gordon
Park Avenue M. E
Perkins Street Baptist Church
Cross Street Universalist
First Orthodox Congregational Church
Eberbeall
Anita
Second Unitarian Church
West Somerville
A.L. Mentzer
P. W. Skimmer
KR. H. Sturtvant
J.H. Anderson
M. G. Staples
FF. W. Hopkins
Charles Polley
John Taylor
C. A. Buier
H. G. Smith
Sowerville
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