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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1893

Page

7

Equity and Civil Court Actions in Suffolk Middlesex Feb 13

Summary of multiple civil actions and equity proceedings in Suffolk and Middlesex courts. Includes petitions, verdicts, and ongoing trials across Supreme and Superior Courts with noted parties such as Emily Sidall, Mary Walker, Alexander Margeson, and Massachusetts Benefit Association. Mentions numerous case numbers, judges, and attorneys across sessions.

Supreme Judicial Court Suffolk, Ss In Equity Morton Emily Sidall Mary EF. Walker W. P. Walker Somerville Midlesex Strout

Brichton News Mixed With Local Notices and Events

Boston readers are urged to fix a dark street lamp on Gardner street near No 47 and notes on the Riverside Hotel vacancy and housing plans for colored residents. Also covered are upcoming Allston social at the club house, Congregational Church events, Miss Kermerkr’s India lecture, and Ash Wednesday services at St Margarets Church Brsacon Park.

Allston Boston Gardner Street No. 47 Rivers de Hotel North Harvard Cambridge Stree Beacon Park Prattville Riverside Allston Club Congregational Church Miss Kermerkr India Philadelphia Kermerkr St. Margaret’s Church Brsacon Park

Cambridge Athletes Clash With City Leaders Over Sparring Exhibitions

In Cambridge the athletic fraternity accuses city fathers of opposing public sparring shows while noting Harvard events show tougher crowds. A Board of Aldermen fight on the issue is expected soon amid local social notices including weddings, clubs, dances, and a banjo concert at Union Hall.

Hemenway Gymnasium Harvard Board of Aldermen Fred A. Lull Flora M. Bardwell Inman Street Horace D. Littlefield Hyde Park Cambridgeport Cycle Club Enos Harrington Annie James Brattle Hall Cantabrigia Club Bowker Bowdoin Street Cambridge St. Valentines E. B. Hinkley Sparks Street Mabel Green Unity Hall Harvard University Union Hall Pres Se Union Girl's Friendly Society Church of the Ascension Broadway Baptist Church Hagvard BripGe

South Boston Bowling Referee Changes and Local Notes

Fred Bates shifts from referee duty to join a team in the South Boston championship series. Alder man Tom Flood is named referee for the remaining matches. The Park Social Club maintains activity at Seaside House while seeking permanent quarters. Several benefits and meetings span the community, including a testimonial for William Moran and for blind musician R J Donnelly. The novice pool standings at Murray and Irwin’s show Irwin 4-0, McEwen 8-0, Donnelly 2-0, Murray 2-0, McGillick 3-1. St Patrick’s Court will host a concert in Gray’s Hall. Lawrenc e grammar school class of ’84 plans a gathering at Lower Towt Hall to form a class association. A bulldog attack on a shepherd dog prompts Dr Bolan to administer chloroform, forcing the release. Frank Tondort departs for Frederickton Md to attend college, with a send-off from former classmates. The South Boston Post Office may gain extra room under a new administration, with the building owner considering an addition to Athens Street. Miss Nichols returns to teaching at Bigelow School after illness. City Point Rowing Club nominates delegates J J Howard D A McCarthy and J J Rand to the N E B A R B A.

Fred Bates South Boston Tom Flood Park Plymouth Rock Pants Company William Moran Washington Hall R. J. Donnelly Gray’s Hall Murray & Irwin Irwin McEwen Donnelly Murray McGillick St. Patrick’s Court Lawrence Grammar School Lower Towt Hall Dr. Bolan Frank Tondort Frederickton West Third Street Athens Street Post Office Department J.J. Howard D. A. McCarthy J. J. Rand City Point

Break in at Armstrong & Andersons Tea Store

Armstrong and Andersons tea store was entered by prying a window on Saturday. Stamps and silver were stolen, a sum remained in the till Friday night, but Mr Anderson retrieved the money on returning about 11 p m. Thief netted little overall.

Armstrong & Anderson Anderson Orienta Hall Allen and Fox Mutual Benefit Association Buffum Frank Clark Lula Howe Roxbury Athletic Club Washington Street Edward C. Nelson John J. Wier Thomas J. Burton Columbia Thomas G. Stevenson Women’s Relief Corps Dudley Hall

Charlestown Notes on Sidewalk Mud and Lent Sermons

Citizens complain about the muddy sidewalk near the Fitchburg depot causing hazardous walks from Causeway Street to the freight offices. The city or railroad company should act. Lent sermons are announced at St John’s Church with multiple pastors scheduled from Feb 17 to Mar 26. A confirmation service and a St Mary’s Y M C T Society concert at Monument Hall are noted, praising the society’s reputation.

Warren Bridge Fitchburg Causeway Street Old Boreas St. John’s Church Nova Scotia Percy Browne Roxbury John W. Suter Winchester Henry 8 Nash Cambridge Bibe Leighton Parks Boston Holy Communion Philo W. Sprague Charlestown Frederick Palmer Andover God Monument Hall St. Mary’s Y. M.C.T Society St. Mary’s Society Bunker Hinl

Young folks plan valentines fun in Somerville events

Somerville notes several town happenings. Mrs Clarence Norris of Hyannisport visits. John M Woods elected president of the Boston Lumber Dealers Association. St Annes Church at Odd Fellows Hall hosts a Valentine evening with plays The Man With the Demijoin and The Great Elixir starring local youths. Proceeds aid the new church building fund. Also listed are society meetings and entertainments across town with various organizers and venues.

Clarence Norris Hyannisport John M. Woods Boston Lumber Dealers’ Association E. G. Park Brattleboro St. Anne’s Church Odd Fellows’ Hall Winter Hill John Connelly Hugh McCaffrey, Jr Patrick Mooney Patrick Haggerty Charles Maguire James Roach William Fermoyle Miss Pigott Somerville Miss Stammers Charles

East Boston Notes Show Community Meetings And Obits

In East Boston last evening, Tri Mountain Colony of Pilgrim Fathers met in Central Hall for routine business. The American Scandinavian Club plans a Washington Birthday event and coffee party at Knights of Honor Hall. Benjamin Varney of Putnam Street and his wife will be away two weeks on a trip to New York. he recently served as liquor officer of Station 7. Funeral services for Ellen M. Jones of 276 Havre Street are set for 9 AM at the Church of the Sacred Heart. she was born in Ireland forty two years ago and lived in East Boston many years. The Lyceum Social Club’s eighteenth annual hall gathering drew a large, cheer-filled crowd despite bad weather. Tomorrow evening, Eastern Star Lodge No. 148 will perform the second degree on fourteen candidates with new paraphernalia and scenery.

Tri-Mountain Pilgrim Fathers Central Hall American Scandinavian Club Washington Knights of Honor Church of the Sacred Heart Edward J. Jones Havre Street Ireland Boston Lyceum Lyceum Hall Eastern Star Lodge No. 148

Dorchester Roundup Of Fairs Weddings And Local News

Dorchester highlights include St Anne's Church fair in Winthrop Hall with a Valentine party and lawn tennis drill. A spiritualistic seance was held at Odd Fellows' Hall and Rev Reuven Thomas lectured at Neponset Church. Neponset's J H Pierce died after ill health. Miss Mamie Boony and W F Hill wed at St Peter's Parish and left for a wedding trip, with reception on Sixth Street. Widespread community updates cover illness recoveries, Father Murphy’s return from Florida, and plans for March 17 entertainment by the Urbans with Dorchester Music Hall presenting Shamrock and Rose.

Foreign Missionary Societies Congregational Church Prospect Hill Franklin Street Hillside Club J. Q. Lowell School Street St. Anne’s Episcopal Church Winthrop Hall Opsai’s Corner Odd Fellows J. H. Pierce Neponset Oakman’s Block Taylor Street Decessed Neponset Avenue M. Foley Washington Street Dow Mamie Boony W.F. Hill Parochbiai St. Peter’s Parish Meeting House Hill Peter Rowan New York Philadelphia Sixth Street Boston C. Kelleher Nellie Moynihan P. J. Brophy Mamie Murray D. Long Emma Hill Dorchester Watham John McLean Father Murphy St. Aues St. Augustine Fla Ile P. J. Mullaney Phil McMorrow Urbanes John Fitzgerald Murphy Dorchester Music Hall George Kelly George Erskine Timberlake Small Maine Grove Sfall

Investigate Amcrosis and the claim of a cure

The text argues that removing poisonous, obstructive elements is essential to healing, claiming a universal cure without scientific basis. It extols luxurious fuming and bathing to restore circulation and vitality, and promotes Androsis Sanitarium in Skowhegan as evidence of a humane invention for rheumatics and skin-afflicted individuals.

Skowhegan

About You and Your Friends Vote Offer No. 6 and 7

The promotions offer two round trip tickets each to the two people in New England who are not in the five special sections and who receive the largest and second largest vote counts. Vote quickly to help your friends win.

New England

Post Printing Sketches Of Local Leaders Requested

Special notice invites readers to submit sketches of leaders from different sections for publication. The Post will print them if forwarded to the office.

Vote Stand List of Candidates by City and Address

A long roster of eligible residents listed under Chelsea East Boston and surrounding areas with names and addresses for various ticket holders. The names include Joseph Holleran Thomas Hickey Neptune Wall Kenney Buchan Eutremont Lambert Harwood Whitmore Welton Dennis Shattuck Lawless Murphy Hurley Goward Tandy Cardigan Bismark Crimmins Dein Williams Leahy Walsh Palmer Gray Girard Pierce Russell Farrell Keatley Smith Jones Milnes Meaney Murray Melick Hughes Kerns Dutra Barnes Wilson Leamy Harris Maxwell Clinkard McRae Ruby Driscoll Farrell Farnsworth and many more with street addresses across Massachusetts and beyond.

Eligiae Concis Joseph J. Holleran Federal St Thomas F. Hickey Melrose Mass K. R. Neptune Baton St William Wall Cambridge St Wentworth B. Kenney Lynn George W. Buchan Andover Henry LD Eutremont Peabody Fred P. Lambert Nashuast A. T. Harwood Fitchburg R.R. Depot B. J. Whitmore Everett John F. Welton, Jr Greenough Lane W. J. Dennis Harrison Ave A. Barney Shattuck L. Lawless Waltham Cecee Ott James J. Murphy M. L. Holt South Gardner Mary Hurley Winchester Charles Goward Mattapan F.C. Tandy Newton John B. Cardigan Genesee J. Bismark Crimmins Sallie Poparave Toney A. Farrell Friend St Sam Keatley Court St Fred A. Smith Springvale Mink Jones Park Theatre William Milnes E. Weymouth John Meaney Bunker Hill St J. J. Murray Pleasant St George H. Melick Prospect St Kiddie D. Hughes Medford St M. A. Kerns Walker Ave Joseph J. Dutra Cherry St William P. Barnes Maple Ave George W. Wilson Austin St Frank Leamy, Jr Auburn St Ns Corbett Lexington St GC. H. Cochrane Belmont St B. EB. Chambers Linden St J. M. Fitzgerald Grant’s Joseph T Madden Chelsea St J. Finch Summer St Rober Harris Somerville Ave Charles F. Maxwell Nes Lee Joseph G. Clinkard Ada Gee John D. McRae Cameron ‘St. Nee Alfred F. Ruby Main St Miss Mamie Driscoll Beeger Tom John R. Sinclair Derby Ae Thomas J. McCarthy Scsccnvcees James Hirl Warren St H.C. Lund Edward A. Fagan L. Carbone Benedict St Frank T. Mountain Sidney A. Hatch William Taylor Glen St Ora Kee

Post's World Fair voting contest draws Boston to Chicago trip

The Boston Post reports a sweeping World’s Fair contest with coupons flooding in from suburbs as thousands vote to win trips to Chicago. Key contestants include George H. Melick in Charlestown, John Meany in Charlestown, and George Hatch Jr in South Boston, with districts across Somerville, Cambridgeport, and Chelsea showing fevered activity.

Boston Chicago Somerville Charlestown Hee's George H. Melick Cambridge Prospect Street Cambridge Street Cambridgeport John Meany Bankerhill Street J. J. Murray Eddie H. Hughes South Boston George H. Hatch, Jr George Peter 8 Joe Brosseau Marlboro Chelsea Joseph J. Holleran Thomas F. Hickey K. R. Nepture

Chelsea social rounds and club events prompt community buzz

Last night Miss Gussie W. Yeaton hosted a private dancing party at G A R Hall. Win Cook won first prize in Alter Ego Club pool, with a billiard tournament planned next. Benjamin Dodge of Campbell & Co. visits Florida. St Rose T A and B Society held its third annual coffee party at Pythian Rink. Mendelssohn quintet directed by Thomas Ryan performed at the Academy. The ferry man headline notes a headache remedy.

Gussie W. Yeaton G. A. R. Hall Alter Ego Club Win Cook Benjamin Dodge C. A. Campbell & Co Florida St. Rose T. A. and B. Society Pythian Rink Mendelssohn Thomas Ryan Academy of Music

Probate Notices from Massachusetts Courts Change of Name and Trust Citations

Probate actions publish name change decree for Hilka Raphaelov Imjani Toff to Alexander Imjanitoff Wilmore in Boston Post. Norfolk probate cites trustees in Hooper will for three weekly notices. Dedham hearing set for March. executrix and administrator announcements with demand proofs and bond assurances in Boston area.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Superior Court Suffolk, Is Thompson Harriet Margeson Alexander Margeson Massachusetts Benefit Association A. A. Strout W. H. Coolidge E. Avery F. E B. Litchfield Charles F. Folsom Frank H. Downing Sears Herotic E. Greenhood C. G. Plunkett Dominick Lombardi Old Colony Railroad Company East Walpole John T. Wilson J. H. Benton Greely West End Slattery Perry White Fitchburg R.R Ellinger Libbey Swift Crosby Craven Hursh Cramm Carter Moulton Toronto P. Co Cha Watson Hall Cameron Leach Littledale Osgood Same Locke Scollans Prescott Scallan Leventall McGowan Stubbs Gross Daily Sutherland Goldsmith Young Meyers Walker Sullivan Fargo Field West End R.R Richiardson P. E. Donahue Horace Partridge Rk. Clark C. Darling P. B. Runyan M. F. Dickinson, Jr W. B. Sprout R. Beimberlain R.R David Collins Reuben P. Collins Francis Burke C. W. Bartlett Vanner Old Colony B.B Keen N. E. Mut Acc. Assn Snow Child O’connor Benshimol Pabou Bennett Nagle Howland Wester Meehan Dearborn Hughes Bird Smith Burt Pray Beals Murphy Djian Smith Iron Shattuck Blongeetttt William Williams Alex Williams, Jr Montana H. L. Harding B. L. M. Tower N. Y J. W. Rollins Readville F. A. Farnham J. A. Maxwell Brown Rogers Coughlin Morin Bremer Cotton City of Boston Twomey Fitchburg R.B. Co Doyle Morison Torrey Shorey Gray Rabinowich Ramsey Gerlach Lynch Arnold Lawler Boston Furnace Co Blackwell Warren Chem. Mfg. Co de la Granja Swasey Equity Session Mason, ©. J Bowman v. Smith First Nat’l Bank of Chelsea Tal. Nedaan Evic HaruUusou Pearlstein Roberwurtz Chapin Files James Hamilton Compt W.h.parker M.D Bilfinch St Eeren Peabody Medical Institute National Medical Association YON Mohl Co Bole American Agents Cincinnatil Ohio Tibbet Geo Heosten Wna Brichton Roabury Wilson Bros Fercely Tremont Bow East Boston South End Dover Street Brighton LARCE Charlestown and Marborest Joe Sylvester Border St Henry Pero Maverick St G. EB. Dunbar Joseph P. Egan Grove St Arnold Thompson Congress Ave D. McCarthy W. A. McDougall Paris St Geo. H. McDevett S. N. Archibald Broadway Wm. G. Newman Williams St James Barry Lewis St J. Hilton Bremen St M. EB. Stickland Decatur St William A. McCarthy A. T. Stevens E. R Ors Iimny Granh Esas Calc Ccesaens Ane LSE Hirbert Purdy John T. Foley C. J. Albee Trenton St F. Ll. Cameron Fred D. Bucker Ash St W. A. Guptill E.B Mike Lane Beach St Harry H. Kent Bloomingdale W. J. Matheson Putnam Ave D. W. Hook Charles H Charles H. Hatch, Jr West Broadway Wees George H. Smith William F. Corcoran W. Fifth St BR. J. Harvey Silver St Frank Hans J. J. Deveney Patrick J. Curley, Jr E. Eighth Thomas F. Drummond D. F. E. Joyce W. Fifth John T. Greneeh J. A. Sullivan Jay St Frank H. Queen Bos Gs Ae W. T. Frisbee Silver Ilves Ktyeen H. W. Bryant E. Seventh St Joseph F Francis J. Teevins W. Sixth St Wmn. F. Gorman Dorchester St Martin Ri. Birdy NoSe Als Mullen H. G. Falvey Patrick Jurney Bate Cease Kenes D. E. Noonan Oi Scragger Goodrich R. C. Crimmins Eddie Babb Lst Hugh J. Biogee Charles F. O'Malley Dr. Bishop Worcester Sq Lucy Drennan Rossetter St H. McKenzie Shawmut Ave J. L. Kingston Edgewood St Joseph Husson Nawn Court J. A. Downey Penryth St. Eeereves W. Fleming Field St G. W. Trout Lenox ‘St Regent St M. Houghton Westford St J. Strecker Green St SR Reese Ide Savin Hill Daniel Falconer Hammond St Carl S. Jaeger Pynchon St P. J. Foran Sterling St E. C. Reinhardt Posen St A. S. Nolen Harvest Albert F. Laubrechk Marshfield St L. Starkey J. J. Callahan Chapel Charles W. Tobin Newland St James F. Flannery Elmwood T. Frank Walsh Summer Esther Taylor Neponset Ave Charles M. Dorothee Thomas Bardsley Locust St Seer M. Tenney Dartmouth St Eaeten Seee Henry W. Kiely Eustis St Eee EF. N. St. Croix E. Canton St Charles T. Schirmer Stafford St George W. Goode Adams St Christopher J. Halligan Palmer Albert E.hurd Bower Frank L. Davis Washington St George N. Walker Concord Sq E. Colbert Windsor St Peter S. McKay Tremont James Pitt Cambridge’ St Thomas Gannon Thomas N. Ayres Rank P. Brown Samuel W. Jovl Watson St. Eee John Bergin Amory St Eesee E. B. L. Howard North Ave Andrew Dwyer Charles St Wilkins Antrim St W. L. Chadwick Charlies A. Murray Campridgeport Cycle Club Brunk R. Stevens Sans Goldthwait Hampshire St Lewis Howe John E. B. Hines Day St Jone F. Daily North St Eae Ae D. Littlefield Sacramento St Hug Fiohr Hastings BE Alice B. Kelsey Henry J. Crowley Fifth St H. S. Stone iMinky Couaal Post’s Bexzcuamn Massachusetts Middlesex Hilka Raphalov Imjanitoff Alexander Imjanitoff Wilmore Alexander I Mjanitoff Wilmore The Boston Post George M. Brooks Probate ST Nommon Wealth Norfolk Robert C. Hooper Adeline D. Hooper William Dexter Ada R. Stoughton James R George White Esys Jonathan Cobb Register Catherine Marshall Suffolk Joan J. Marshall Adinar Oston Feb Nweice Jacob K. Lunt Mary S. Anderson Bostop
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