Massachusetts Delegation Faces Shifts and Strong Ranks in Congress
The Massachusetts delegation plans changes in the next Congress with many members likely to seek reelection. Reputations rise for General Collins and others as they handle committee work, and district dynamics include Morse, Banks, Hayden, Lodge, Cogswell, Rockwell, and Davis amid debates over retirements and re nominations.
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Fitchburg Baptists Dedicate New Crocker Chapel and Church
The Fitchburg Baptists held a double dedication on February 14. The 4 p.m. service marked the Crocker Chapel dedication led by Rev. C. L. Rhoades of Boston. At 7:30 p.m. the repaired church was rededicated with Rev. Dr. O. P. Gifford of Boston delivering the sermon. Total project cost about 20000 dollars with substantial pledges toward the balance. The chapel measures 96 by 46 feet and features new windows and four memorial panes. An organ costing 3200 dollars with 1151 pipes and 27 stops was installed behind the pulpit, powered by a water-driven motor designed by James F. Sullivan.
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Thomas E. Daniels
John Parkhurst
Didie H. Whitney
Hook & Hastings
James F. Sullivan
Army officers receive extended leaves and transfers
Captain William H. Arthur and Captain John Thompson have leave extensions of two and six months respectively. First Lieutenants Sparrow Taggart Cooke and Anderson receive extended leaves ranging from five to six months. Elmore Taggart moves from Company E to K. Major Johnson gains a three day extension. Twenty-five recruits are assigned to the Twenty first Infantry in the Platte department.
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Solomon E. Sparrow
Twenty-first Infantry
Elmore F. Taggart
Sixth Infantry
John ©. Thompson
Third Cavalry
James T. Anderson
Sixteenth Infantry
Ballou Lecture Draws Large Stockbridge Course Audience
M. M. Ballou, renowned on travel topics, gave a lecture in the Stockbridge course that drew a large enthusiastic crowd. His vivid descriptions of diverse people and nations proved highly interesting and instructive to attendees.
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M. M. Ballou
The Boston Theatres Schedule and Exhibitions
Afternoon and evening showings fill the Boston venues as Hyde Street venues present Upside Down at Hollis Street and The Private Secretary at Park Theatre. Madelon and The Bells of Maslemere play at Globe and Boston Museum respectively while Henry Irving appears at Boston Theatre.
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Variety
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Old South Church
Marriages Recorded in This City and Beyond
Fragments list several 19th century nuptials with dates and officiants. Perry Rice ties Perry to Sarah Rice with George and Verry overseeing the ceremony. Stein and Graham wed in the city on February 11. Syde man and Herman wed February 12. Towle of North Berwick, New Hampshire, marries Martha A. Stone of Charlestown, Massachusetts in Chicago on February 8.
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Charles I, Towle
Northbie
N.H
Martha A. Stone
Charlestown
Massa
Dull Trading Across Exchanges and Market Shifts
Daily market notes describe low New York volume with 46 660 shares and thin activity. Boston quotes show West End purchases 8250 shares while Atchison and San Diego Land lead lists. bonds remain subdued though institutional demand rises. Arizona Mineral Belt case looms for April. Arizona Wood Co ships wood to Los Angeles but underuse. Denver Chamber warns Denver against Southern route. Chicago Rock Island extension eyed by Kansas allies. Pennsylvania rail freight block amid snow impacts. Summit Branch candidate Elisha Moseley noted. Cape Cod.
Obituary notices from Albany Malden Somerville and beyond
Death notices list Franklin B. Converse in Albany aged 29 8 with Adams school background. Mary A Davis wife of Captain J Davis noted in Malden. Emily Harris wife of James V Harris and daughter of Edward T Watnot dies Feb 12. Frank Kenney 13 11 in Vownal Maine diphtheria. William H eet late of San Francisco died Feb 7. Ruth Kilmer age 4 months 8 days Somerville. Elizabeth Frothingham Lincoln Somerville dies Feb 13. Rachel S Smith widow of Charles A Smith Danvers dies Feb 12. John H Sturgis died Feb 18 St Leonards England second son of late Russell Sturgis of London.
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Adams School
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Emily
James V. Harris
Edward T.watnot
Kenney
Vownal
Frank
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Rachel
Charles A. Smith
Boston
Sturgis
St. Leonards-on-Sea
England
John H. Sturgis
Russell Storeis
London
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