Equity suit over ice privilege at Ascutney Mill case
The United States Circuit Court equity session hears Darren J Holyoke and South Hadley Falls Ice Company versus Rollin Amsden regarding a contract to recover 25000 for breach of a verbal agreement granting ownership of ice forms and walking rights on the mill lands. A plea in abatement argues lack of jurisdiction since Amsden was Vermont resident and traveling as a witness. decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted States
Darren J. E
Holyoke
South Hadley Falls
Vermont
Connecticut
Aassachusetts
Hartford
W.H. Brooks
H. A. Wyman
G. A. Davis
D. E. Webster
Supreme Judicial Court case on Boston lease and foreclosure
The Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court on Feb 7 heard multiple equity actions led by Morrow v. Brooks seeking to cancel an 1889 twenty year Boston lease covering 16, 18, 20 Avery Street and 6 Haymarket Place and to annul a purchase option. The record notes alleged lease termination for breach, malicious re-recording by the complainant, and a decree for the complainant in the main action. other cases involve mortgage foreclosures, trespass injunctive relief in Brookline, and a gas company dispute with Wakefield. The docket lists attorneys, other defendants, and pending suspensions in several matters.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
In Equity
Morrow
J. L. P. Ober
J. I. Brooks
Bill
Equity
Avery Street
Haymarket Place
Boston
Blkemore Et al
G. Putnam
C. F. Donelly
I. R. Clark
F. Ranney
Williams
Order of Regis Et al
A. &. Pierce
Monkea, Loring & Loring
A. Hemenway
Jeremiah Shaw
Nathan Appleton Et al
Brookline
Respondent Fee Company
Appleton
Deminrrer
S. L. Whipple
W. R. Bigelow
L. Hayes
Ice Company
EK. A. Bangs
Citizens’ Gas Light Company
Town of
Wakefield
Sime
Valiue
Heard
KE. R. Champlin
C. R. Darling
S. K. Hamilton
Harriet Hobbs Et al
Emmy Tuttle
Appellee
Suffolk Probate Court
Appelee
James A. Tuttle
Providence
R. L
Appelles
C. F. Jenney
Appellans
W. Creech
A. Reed
Isabella Mynard
Andrew Nealy
Suffolk County
W. A. Hayes
SLES
H. J. Edwards
M. M. Weston
C. W. Smith
Carver & Blodgett
Dorchester Codman Club plans opening and events
The Codman Club in Dorchester announces a formal opening on February 25 with a fitted clubhouse and plans for invitation bowling against Central and Old Dorchester teams. G Bela Pierce wins the bowling cup with 196, E Tileston 195, and Milliken 186. other items include lectures at Appleton M E Church, a planned glee club, and updates on local residents and school associations.
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Codman
G. Bela Pierce
E. Tileston
Milliken
Central
Old Dorchester
Messrs
F. M. Wood
B. S. Wheeler
H. Dana Hutchinson
Webster Tileston
J. Greene
Franklin D. Codman
J. Granville Young
Chicago
William Mason
Codman Club
Glenwood
Meees Winthrop
Upham’s Corner
Frank Goodwin
Ashmont Street
Dorchester Avenue
Appleton M. E. Church
Arthur Little
Maynard Concert Company
Louis Albert Banks
New England Conservatory
Belle Temple
Dillon Bronson
Boston
World
G. A. Crawford
Pacific
Fasher Murphy
West End
McGoldrick
St. Anne's Church
St. Anne’s
T. A. Sovcrsty
Reuen Thomas
Neponset Congregational Church
William H. Canterbury
Canterbury
Columbia Street
Dorchester Club House
Dorchester
Dorchester Everett School Association
Winthrop Hall
Richard C. Humphreys
Lillian B. Poole
Oliver F. Davenport
Grove Haun
Dorchester's Heaviest Citizens Named
Ten Dorchester residents listed as weighing over two hundred pounds each including Byron Piper Ancus McNeil William Hannon T Murphy E Murphy Sam Austin James Hawes Tom Gaffney W Peard and J Sullivan with a promise of ten more names to follow in tomorrow's Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Post
Byron Piper
Ancus McNeil
William Hannon
T. Murphy
E. Murphy
Sam Austin
James Hawes
Tom Gaffney
W. Peard
J. Sullivan
Charlestown Puts Effort Into Boy Club And Town Events
Char lestown moves to form a boys club to take youths off the streets with physical and moral training, with rooms secured at Main and Middlesex and a clergy supported circular. St Catherine s choir reunion at Monument Hall. Main Street repaving concerns after storms. Evening entertainment planned through the fair under St Francis de Sales Y M C T A and L Society at Parochial School trail. New Boston & Maine freight sheds rising on Rutherford avenue. Rev A S Burrows to lecture Sundays in February on local topics. National House hosts annual ball with large attendance. Major Benyon inspects Charlestown Cadets. militia and guests dance with Holbrook s orchestra.
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Main
Middlesex Streets
St. Catherine’s Choir
Monument Hall
Main Street
Thompson Street
Thompson Squire
Hathon Square
School Street
St. Francis de Sales Y. M. C. T. A
L. Society
Boston & Maine Railroad
Rutherford Avenue
A. S. Burrows
First Baptist Church
Queen of the Circle
National House
Benyon
Fifth Regiment
Charlestown
Holbrook
Unker Hill
Charlestown's Heavyweights: Ten Solid Citizens Named
Charlestown's substantial citizens include Emin B. Stetson Charles E. Kettell William H. McLaughlin Charles K R Morse Philip Nagle Patrolman John H. Swan John F. Townsend John Carney Eugene F. Kreardon Thomas A. Parker. Tomorrow's Post will list ten more names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Post
Emin B. Stetson
Charles E. Kettell
William H. MccLaughlin
Charles KR
Morse
Philip Nagle
John H. Swan
John F. Townsend
John Carney
Eugene F. Kreardon
Thomas A. Parker
Fire protection critique in Allston sparks city overhaul call
Brichton reports renewed concern over fire safety in Allston and Brighton with only five regulars at House 41, no alarm bell, and proposals to move the chemical engine to Faneuil. He warns of heavy losses if the district remains underserved, urging city action before a major fire occurs. Edward Scott Ricker joins Mr. Henderson as a careful new expressman. Frank Fisk of Bermudas died at his mother's home. he was with Harris Bros. plumbers. Beacon Park.
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Alliston
Allston
Faneuil
Brighton
Edward Scott Ricker
Henderson
Frank Fisk
Bermudas
Brighton's Solid Citizens Named in Local Roster
The Brighton list names S. T. Murphy, T. H. Smith, V. Brown, Harry F. O'Neil, Frank M. Wells, G. T. Crandon, Jd. H. Jones, Bb. D. Stone, S. R. Foster, A. E. Edwards among Brighton's solid citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Post
S. T. Murphy
T. H. Smith
V. Brown
Harry F. O'Neil
Frank M. Wells
G. T. Crandon
H. Jones
Bb. D. Stone
S. R. Foster
A. E. Edwards
Somerville notices mix church events and personal moves
Somerville residents report gymnastic exercise, sidewalk snow rules ignored, and police inattention. Several locals relocate or visit. lists of church convocations, club meetings, and social events follow with times and venues. calendar items conclude with Ball and Odd Fellows notices.
Somerville's Heavweights or Solid Citizens Named
Dents of Somerville list prominent locals as solid citizens including I. G. Pearson T. M. Graves Frederick Flint 8. M. Stone J. B. Elton T. Kh. Jason M. N. Orpin L. O. Thorp J. J. McKenna N. J. Marston confirming their standing in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Post
G. Pearson
T. M. Graves
Frederick Flint
8. M. Stone
J. B. Elton
T. Kh. Jason
M. N. Orpin
L. O. Thorp
J.J. McKenna
N. J. Marston
Roxbury Social Event, Obsequies, and Local Reform Note
A Roxbury society party at Bacon Hall by the Children's Aid Society of St. Francis de Sales drew a large crowd with an 8 to 9 p m concert and dancing to midnight. Henry J. Brown’s funeral at St Patrick’s Church followed by interment in Dorchester Cemetery. Prentiss Parker spoke on Historical Houses of Roxbury and Boston. Roxbury Gazette notes a push to form Wards 19 and 22 improvement group to tackle muddy streets and health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon Hall
Children’s Aid Society
St. Francis de Sales
Charles Kingsley
Stone
Henry J. Brown
Roxbury
St. Patrick’s Church
Joseph Gallagher
Dorchester Cemetery
Prentiss Parker
Boston
Putnam Chapel
Roxbury Crossing
Roxbury's Heavyweights Reach For Local Fame
Dents of Roxbury list trusted citizens including Thomas Duncan Joseph Smith William McCarthy Christie King James Kiley William Kiley Daniel W Jones James Fitzgibbons John Brown as Roxbury's solid community pillars.
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Roxbury
Post
Thomas Duncan
Joseph Smith
William McCarthy
Christie King
James Kiley
Wiliam Kiley
Daniel W. Jones
James Fitzgibbons
John Brown
East Boston Social News And Local Notices
East Boston notes report the Home Club reception and ball at Maverick House, a funeral for Owen Tivnan from Haynes Street, and street-clearance complaints. Charges for the City Ferry Men's Mutual Benefit Association show over $800 paid in benefits, with plans for an Easter Monday ball at Lyceum Hall. Also noted are decanting moves of homes on Decatur Street, the new townport near readiness, and Mrs. John Russell of Dorchester injured by ice on Meridian Street.
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Maverick
City Ferrymen’s Mutual Benefit Association
Charles A. Estey
Michael J. O’brien
Martin Flaherty
N. S. Walker
M. M. Kane
C. Ss. Colby
H. F. Sampson
William A. McCarthy
Lyceum Hall
Atlantic Works
John Russell
Dorchester
James Wallace
Havre Street
Meridian Street
North Ferry
East Boston's Heavyweights Gather for Post Feature
East Boston's notable residents are listed as heavyweights ready to weigh over two hundred pounds each. The Post correspondent notes names such as T. Johnson, D. Foster, F. A. Snow, Z. R. Smith, G. O Wells, B. A. Quinn, Cc. G. Dean, V. R. Kask, N.S. Fore, L. D. Howard, and others among East Boston's golded citizens.
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East Boston
Post
T. Johnson
D. Foster
F. A. Snow
Z. R. Smith
G. O Wells
B. A. Quinn
G. Dean
V. R. Kask
N.S. Fore
L. D. Howard
Golid
South Boston Fraternal Groups Attend Anniversary Event
In St Omer Hall South Boston the SS Peter and Paul T A and B Society held its annual anniversary with speeches by officers and a large collation followed by dancing. Also reported is the funeral of Joseph Tondorf at St. Vincent's Church with multiple society delegations and interment at Holyhood.
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SS. Peter and Paul’s
T. A. and
B. Society
St. Omer Hall
Joseph Tondorf
St. Vincent’s Church
F. H. Nopper
S. J
St. Vincent’s Beneficial Society
St. Michael’s Society
St. Boniface’s Society
Holy Trinity Court No. 51
M.C.O. F
Bufford
Frank Tondorf
Frederik, Md
Holyhood
City Hospital
Asa Smith
Bethesda Hall
West Broadway
Sim Clow
C. Lee
Athens Street
Michael Noonan
Noonan
Professor Kennedy
Washington
Columbian Society
Frank Coughlin
John J. Reilly
T. P. Riley
M. F. Curran
J. W. Freeman
J. A. Harty
H. W. Ridings
Frank Dullin
J. Henry English
John Sheehan
Jere Healy
Jere Buckley
Thomas Walsh
Arthur A. Coughlin
Ciry Ponror
South Boston's Heavyweights
South Boston gains mention of its solid citizens listing Jams McDonald Frank McDonald Tom Kirkin J O'Brien Dan Murphy John Martin R Ray Bill tiynn E Butler J Finnegan as guaranteed figures in the community.
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South Boston
Post
Jams McDonald
Frank McDonald
Tom Kirkin
J. O'Brien
Dan Murphy
John &. Martin
R. Ray
Bill Tiynn
E. Butler
J. Finnegan
Chelsea City Hall conflicts and upcoming events
A lively city hall scene over the unexpired solicitorship term stirs rumors of bribery toward councilmember Gould while Howland mounts a strong challenge. The Millstream Boat Club marks its fifth annual ball at Pythian rink next Friday with a souvenir giveaway as Hall’s committee clerk vote stands 12 to 7, pending Board of Aldermen confirmation. Suffolk Club to host a smoke talk next Friday with Cary Glee Club and others providing entertainment.
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Gould
Howland
Millstream Boat Club
Pythian Rink
Hall
Board of Aldermen
Farnham
Suffolk Club
Chelsea’s Heavyweights Reach Top Ten Residents
Chelsea presents ten substantial residents acclaimed for local influence and prominence. Names and affiliations reflect community leadership, real estate, business, and public service within the Chelsea area highlighted in this feature.
Free trip contest offers two round trip tickets per winner
The Post runs a citywide vote contest with two round trip tickets per offer. Five Boston areas compete for two tickets each, voters must submit by March 27 at 2 pm. results announced by March 31. Additional large offers award two more trips to nonresidents of the five zones.
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Boston
East Boston
Chelsea
Charlestown
Somerville
South End
Dover Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brighton
South Boston
Larce
New England
Special Notice for Sketches of Leaders Sections
The Post invites readers to submit sketches of leaders in various sections and requests they forward the material to the office for printing.
How the Vote Stands for City Election Tickets
Voters in Boston listed as eligible from various residents across districts with many names and addresses. The long roster shows candidate entries with repeated totals, including Joseph Holleran, Thomas Hickey, K R Neptune, William Wall, Wentworth Kenney, and other individuals across wards and streets.
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Seeond
Joseph J. Holleran
Federal St
Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose
Mass
K. R. Neptune
Eaton St
William Wall
Cambridge St
Wentworth B. Kenney
Lynn
Henry J. D’eutremont
Peabody
George W. Buchan
Andover
A. T. Hirwood
Fitchburg
R.R. Depot
Fred P. Lambert
Nashua St
D. L. Munns
Chipman St
Frank J. Ferry
Devonshire St
B. J. Whitmore
Everett
John Farrell
Endicott St
Sallie Greenburg
Lowell St
W. J. Dennis
Harrison Ave
John F. Welton, Jr
Greenough Lane
W. H. Walsh
Hinoverst
James J. Murphy
Eos Oe
Herbert Palmer
Parkman St
A. Bi
Humorous prank at engine house spurs quiet mayoral switch
A humorist conspired with a friend to prank an engine house driver who saluted him as the mayor. The driver was misled into giving deference, the duo visiting again as “the new Mayor.” The driver learned of the ruse days later, and the prank lingered as a source of amusement and mild resentment.
Cambridge's Heavyweights Ten Citizens Named
Cambridge solid citizens listed include E. Hancock T. Crossman A. A. Spencer G. E. Severnee D. N. Beach F. W. Kern Thomas Scully W. A. Bulbard WwW J. Rounds and E. Hancock. The note highlights trusted locals among Cambridge's prominent figures.
Nellie Grant's Dead Husband Sartoria Dies in Capri
Algernon Charles Frederick Sartoria, husband of Nellie Grant, died in Capri Italy on Friday. Educated in England and Germany, he met Miss Grant on the steamship Russia in 1872 and they wed in Washington on May 21 1874. Sartoris was 25 and Grant 19. The late President opposed the marriage but yielded consent. The couple have been separated in recent years.
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Algernon Charles Frederick Sartoria
Nellie Grant
Capri
Italy
England
Germany
Miss Grant
Russia
Europe
Washington
Mr Sartoris
Lucy
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Windsor St
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Thomas N. Ayres
Peter S. McKay
Tremont
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Amory St
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