Death notices from Roxbury to Hartford in February
Obituaries list multiple deaths with dates February 19 to 21 across Roxbury Chelsea Eastham Belmont Dorchester Somerville Brookline New York Boston Highlands Hartford and more. Notable names include Peter Marie Blake Thomas Cox Obed E Doane Lucy Sherman Elvira Dunham Benjamin B Hamblen Norman Honey John L May E Catharine Kuhn Priest Jonas Perkins Aaron Raphael Elizabeth H Robinson Caroline A Reeves Fannie Cobb Pear Ryerson Lucius L Seamans Clifford L Stowers Lilian Gertrude Thomas. Funeral details for Aaron Raphael mention 12 Harvard avenue Allston.
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Blake
Roxbury
Peter Marie
Cox
Chelsea
Soldiers
Thomas Cox
Company G
New York Volunteers
Cambridge
Mass
Doane
Eastham
E. Doane
Dodge
Belmont
Lucy Sherman
Frederic and
Eugenia Dodge
John L. May
J. Wilder May
Boston
West Somerville
E. Catharine Kuhn
Perkins
Brockton
Jonas Hi. Perkins
Raphael—Aaron
Philip Raphael
Harvard Avenue
Allston
Robinson
Brookline
Elizabeth H
Frank R. Robinson
Reeves
Wayland
Caroline A. Reeves
Ratti
New York
Fannie Cobb Pare
Elizabeth
Ryerson
Boston Highlands
Lucius L. Ryerson
Sbeamans
Harry Bradley Seamans
Btowers
Brooklyn
N. Y
Clifford L. Stowers
Stockton Springs
Thomas
Hartford
Lilian Gertrude
Chila
Lillian E
Samuel O. Thomas
Notable Award Recipients Named in Local Ceremony
Angelo Aarons and Casciata Diamore receive honors alongside P Moore and Avie M Hoyt. Erick Matisen and Edla M Mattson also recognized. John J Wilson and Caroline Craile listed among attendees and awardees.
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Angelo Aarons
Casciata Diamore
Award P. Moore
Avie M. Hoyt
Erick Matisen
Edla M. Mattson
John J. Wilson
Caroline Craile
They Were Married List of Marriages Reported
Married couples listed by the city registrar include Henry Stein and Adee Leburk on Feb 9 and Hanan Adelsen and Sarah Berger on Feb 19, both in ceremonies conducted by reverends Temple and Lavive respectively.
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H. G. Temple
Henry Stein
Adee Leburk
Myers Lavive
Hanan Adelsen
Sarah Berger
Social Calendar Reflects Busy Boston Week
The Social Calendar lists numerous receptions and events across Boston and nearby towns. Mrs. Frederick D. Stackpole hosts at 89 Dudley Street, Mrs. William B. Richards at 2 Marlboro Street, and Mrs. A Dudley Dowd holds a second Newton Centre reception. Kernwood Club hosts an amateur performance, Mechanics Hall hosts a Columbian Ball, and Mrs. George S. Jackson with Miss Jackson offer Wednesday afternoon visits at 249 Berkeley Street. Washington Bazaar in Milton features colonial costumes, while Miss M. L. Blake hosts the 188 Sewing Circle at 39 Brimmer Street. Suffolk Club at 444 Beacon Street marks a nearly 70-year milestone, and Miss Mabel Besant, sister of a novelist, is noted as an avid cyclist. Mrs. Annie Besant leaves for London on the 25th aboard the New York.
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Frederick D. Stackpole
Dudley Street
William B. Richards
Marlboro Street
Kernwood Club
Malden
Mechanics’ Hall
A. Dudley Dowd
Newton Centre
George S. Jackson
Miss Jackson
Lexington
Berkeley Street
Washington
Milton
M. L. Blake
Brimmer Street
Sewing Circle
Wedness
Suffolk Club
Beacon Street
Mabel Besant
Annie Besant
London
New York
Describing Mrs Daniel Lamont as a poised social figure
Mrs Daniel Lamont, wife of the prospective Secretary of War, is described as bright and attractive with graceful manners. The portrayal notes her height, figure, and poised head on white shoulders, her dark hair already showing hints of grey.
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Daniel Lamont
Mrs Lamont’s Daughter Bride at Albany Union
Gray description of Mrs Lamont with brown eyes and charming voice. Born in Cortland New York thirty five years ago she is daughter of a farmer. She studied at Elmira College met Mr Lamont at thirteen and married him in June 1876. They moved to Albany and have three daughters Bessie Julia and Frances.
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Gray
Mrs. Lamont
Cortland
N. Y
Elmira College
Mr. Lamont
McGrawvile
Day
Albany
Bessie
Julia
Frances Cleveland
Women Talked About in Current Literary Circles
English society writer Lady Jeune defends crinoline in the New Review February issue. Olive Schreiner prepares a new book and plans travel from Africa to England for publication. Lady Habberton leads a short skirted league. Empress of Austria set to translate two Shakespeare plays into modern Greek. Kate Marsden’s experiences among lepers issued in book form. Mrs Carney, an American woman, is mentioned among social figures.
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Olive Schreiner
Africa
England
Lady Habberton
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Kate Marsden
Mrs. Carney
Miss Anna H Whitney Repeats as Judge for Dog Shows
Miss Anna H Whitney of Lancaster Mass again serves as judge at New York dog shows. She favors St Bernards with a large frame and noble expression, Newfoundlands with massive frame and square head, and values pugs with a large head, wrinkled skull, short muzzle and curled tail. Her bred pugs support her competence in judging.
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Anna H. Whitney
Lancaster
Mass
New York
St. Bernards
Newfoundlands
Whitney
Society Notes Celebrate Louise Chandler Moulton Hostess Gifts
Mrs Louise Chandler Moulton’s rooms bloomed with violets as friends gathered on Friday. Guests included Mrs Fiske Warren Mr H Winthrop Pierce Mr Nathan H Dale and many others. Mrs Henry Sandham held a February gathering with singing sleight of hand tricks and an informal supper after guests departed. Mrs Cora Stuart Wiester traveled from New York to visit Mrs Sandham on St Valentine’s Day.
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Louise Chandler Moulton
Fiske Warren
H. Winthrop Pierce
Nathan H. Dale
John Drew
Mary Elizabeth Blake
Arthur Foote
Enneking
John Pierpont
Fanny Greene
Lillian Whiting
Miss Adams
Mildred Aldrich
Frederick Briggs
Helen McKay
John C. Abbott
Cora Stuart Wheeler
Henry Sandham
Montreal
Humphrey Allen
Cleveland Fenderson
Richardson
Cora Stuart Wiester
New York
Sandham
Women Land Owners in Washington State Farms
Women in Washington hold over 3000 acres across farm townships with five to six more women awaiting patent grants. Some ranches are cultivated and provide a comfortable income to the owners, reflecting active female land ownership in the region.
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State of
Washington
A New Idea For Sunday Exposition Services
Mrs Hyacinthe Layson proposes a Sunday opening at the Chicago Exposition with multilingual religious services and ten minute sermons, interspersed with choir singing across the fair grounds. She claims broad support from Chicago's best citizens for this camp meeting plan.
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Hyacinthe Layson
Chicago
Fair Grounds
Rough Trip of the Ali Baba Company at Grand Opera House
The Wilbur Opera Company presented The Black Hussar at the Grand Opera House to a crowded house. Cast included Susie Kirwin as Rosetta, Dorothy Morton as Minerva, Maggie Baton as Barbira, A. E. Clark as Herbert, J. E. Conley as Waldermar, with Shaw in feminine guise added in the third act. The program lists matinees and evening shows for the week and notes the Ali Baba company faced a blizzard on its trip from Philadelphia, arriving cold and late but delivering a strong performance in Boston. The article also covers other theatre fare around Boston including A Temperance Town with Miss Crabtree in attendance, and mentions variety acts at the Park and Lyceum houses.
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Wilbur Opera Company
Grand Opera House
Marie Jansen
DeWo F Hopper
Mark Smith
Rosetta
Hackenback
Herbert
Susie Kirwin
Dorothy Morton
Minerva
Maggie Baton
Barbira
A. E. Clark
J. E. Conley
Waldermar
W. H. Tredenieck
W. Kohnie
Shaw
Hussars
Dorothy
Philadelphia
Boston
Globe
Martha Irmler
Hulda
Henderson
Ali Baba
Park Theatre
Miss Crabtree
Lotta
Park
la ViEbes
Soudan
Bowdoin Square Theatre
James Ham
Horace Lewis
Alexander Kearney
Rod
Horatio Spot- Firs
Charles J. Jackson
Annie Mayer
Nellie Temple
Annie Lockhart
Cora Gray
Portia Albee
Maggie Wilkins
Walter Lewis
Allie Hunt
Trafalgar Square
Itching and Burning Cure Claim for Child’s Skin Disease
Charles M. Gronel of Conshohocken claims Cuticura Remedies cured his daughter’s severe eczema after doctors failed. He describes initial misdiagnosis as Italian itch, three months of ineffective treatment, and rapid improvement within two weeks with complete clearing in four weeks. He encloses a portrait and endorses the remedies publicly.
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Charles M. Gronel
Conshohocken
Montgomery County
Cure for Skin Diseases Promises Quick Relief
Suffering from skin diseases is refuted by claims that a single application of CuTicura remedies provides instant relief from itching burning and other symptoms. The item advertises Cuticura products including Resin, Soap, and Resolvent with prices and a free 64 page pamphlet of testimonials mailed from Boston.
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Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation
Boston
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