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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1879

Page

3

Local notices and town reports from Castle Hill to Maine

The Town Collector invites early rose potatoes oats and shingles in time for tax receipts. Albert Judkins of York found insensible from extreme cold near York Corner as an ox team lay idle. Capt Hoffies from Shanghae met Nathaniel Mink once of Waldoboro, absent for thirty years and rumored dead. Willis Barnes Lee, a teacher near Greenfield, died by self inflicted gunshot. A dispute near Lower Woodstock left James Brown dead, James Nickerson detained for trial. Local politics in Saco see Leavitt nominated for Mayor by Greenbackers, Clark renominated by Republicans, Democrats to caucus. election March 10. Pension swindler Capt Prince at State Prison shop, awaiting term. Rumor of a New Sharon rug colored man’s marriage to a French girl stirs local officials. injunction blocks the marriage claim in Maine.

Castle Hill Albert Judkins York York Corner David Hoffies Annie Fish Shanghae Nathaniel Mink Waldoboro California Willis Barnes Lee East Ridge Greenfield James A. Brown Lower Woodstock James Nickerson Pleasant Ridge Nickerson Brown Houlee Abiatha W. Leavitt Greenbackers Saco Oliver C. Clark Samuel L. Lord Clark Capt. Prince New Sharon Maine

Newport steamer grounded at Goat Island grounds and refloated

The Newport steamship of the Old Colony line grounded at the Goat Island south point while en route from New York to Newport this morning. It remained aground for three hours and then freed itself without aid or damage.

Newport, R. I Fes Newport Old Colony Line Goat Island New York

Numerous City Events and Appointments Reported

A Boston reception at Odd Fellows Hall is set for March 13. Josiah H. Benton becomes a Northern Railroad director, replacing the late ex-Gov Stearns. MA Horticultural Society discusses Apple orchard culture. Springfield capitalists inspect port facilities. Alexander Young to lecture on Comic and Tragic Aspects of Life at Hawthorne rooms. Death notice for John Clarke caused confusion with actor John S Clarke. Lewis Coleman & Co employees enjoy a sleigh ride to Woburn and supper at Central House. Socialistic Labor party hears Mr George E McNeill on a National Bureau of Labor Statistics. St Ann's Chapel fair at Palladio Hall closes after a successful run. Welsh celebrate St David's Day at Evans Hall with singing and talks. Neponset River Temple of Honor anniversary at American Hall Lower Mills features music and readings. Boston letter-carriers expect higher salaries after passage of the Letter-carriers bill. two-thirds to receive up to 1000 dollars.

English High School Association Odd Fellows ’Hall Josiah H. Benton Boston Northern Railroad Stearns Massachusetts Horticultural Society Springfield Alexander Young Hawthorne Rooms John Clarke John S. Clarke Socialistic Labor Party George E. McNeill National Bureau of Labor Statistics St. Ann’s Chapel Dorchester Palladio Hall Highlands St. David's Evans Hall Neponset River Temple of Honor American Hell Lower Mills Young Men's Christian Union Hall Washington Messrs Williams & Everett George Washington Thomas Russell Abraham Lincoln Congress A. J. Patterson Boston Highlands Navy Yard Bothal Long Wharf New England Association of Veterans of 1812 Mechanic’s Hall William A. Parker Col Charles Hudson A. Raymond East Weymouth David Bosford South Boston Martin Burches Bunker Hill George Page John Barrett Somerville Wiliam Goodwin Chelsea Joseph Sanderson Timothy Fletcher John Howe John S. Brown Dr Wells Warren Street Chapel Music Hall Goddess of Liberty Orphan Asylum Old Abe C. A. Baker Abe Brimmer School America Mechanic Apprentices’ Library Association J. B. D. Cogswell Lincoln Cassidy Association Willham Wood Matthew Dolan Commonwealth of Massachusetts Wade Anthony C. Daley Navy Samuel H. Pook Thomas Thompson Daniel F. Eagan Willian Taylor Army Gen. Cogswell Thomas F. Mahoney fJower Brown’s Brigade Little Hatchet Club Parker's Frank W. Bira Banks Parker’s Youne Middlesex Club Central Club Catholic Union D. O'Callaghan St. Augustine’s Church Hummel

Creditors reveal liabilities of several Boston area firms

Among top secured creditors are John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance with 100 000 secured by Elm Hill estate Boston Highlands and City Institution for Savings with 440 000 secured by Hotel Brunswick mortgage. Provident Institution Boston 100 000 on Hotel Hamilton. Five Cent Savings Bank Lowell 100 000 on Hotel Richmond. Danvers Savings Bank 20 000 on Pleasant street property. Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance 245 000 on Beacon street property. Meetings report impaired assets for F K Sears Taunton with 335.03 liabilities and 232541 assets. Sears allegedly has 216092 unaccounted for. Gordon Co. owes about 10 000 with assets about 6090 and offers 25 percent settlement. Jacob Baird firm faces 11 642 45 liabilities and 5200 assets with proposed cash and unsecured notes mix. Shales & Blumberg shows 12 000 to 15 000 liabilities while claiming 10 000 surplus. Seay Noyes Maude meeting in St Louis and Boston discusses, Jarvis estate representatives seek amicable adjustment.

Henry Bigelow Williams No. 45 Milk Street John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company Elm Hill Boston Highlands City Institution For Savings Lowell Brunswick Provident Institution Boston Hamilton Five Cent Savings Bank Richmond Danvers Savings Bank Pleasant Street Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company Beacon Street F. K. Sears, Grocer Taunton Sears James P. Gordon Co Jacob Baird Bedford Street William F. Miller J. F. Spaulding H. R. Brigham Shales & Blumberg Dorchester Street Seay Noyes & Maude Boots and Shoes St. Louis Summer Street Robert Jarvis Jarvis

Reception musicale at St James Hotel and opera notes

Guests of the St James Hotel host a reception musicale on Thursday. Miss Cary studies Carmen and may appear in San Francisco with the Strakosch company. A benefit concert for Carney Hospital is planned for March 17 at Tremont Temple with Irish selections.

St. James Miss Cary San Francisco Strakosch Company Carney Hospital Tremont Temple I Fordan Zimmerman Philadelphia Messrs Gilbert and Sullivan Apollo Club Music Hall W.S. Gilbert Arthur Sullivan Messrs Hathaway & Pond Gilmore New England Orpheus Club Remenyi Courtney Sherwood Boston Music Trade Review Bach Ernst Wilhelmj Zach Liszt Brahms

Fire alarms and small blazes hit three city locations

An evening fire from box 26 at 16 Lindall Place caused about 50 dollars in the front room of John Royal’s home. A separate blaze at the Globe Hotel, 105 Chauncy Street, was put out with 25 dollars in damage. A Saturday fire damaged blankets and a chair near a stove in Frank Brimmer’s Jess Street dwelling.

William McCabe Notre Dame Street Roxbury Draper Society For the Protection of Children Woonsocket R. I Washington Street Mt. Vernon Brimmer Harris Tinkham Robert Bell Ellen Rogers Fruit Street West End John Royal Lindall Place Globe Chauncy Street Estey Staten Four Frank Brimmer Jess Street

Annals of Temperance Society Mark Eighth Anniversary

Tremont Temple hosted the eighth anniversary of the Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society. Secretary Benjamin R. Jewell read the society’s gains since 1871: 108,637 pupil pledges, 4,036,471 pages of literature, 1,047,000 publications, 776 local divisions with 120,000 children, 12,019 sermons. Rev. Dr Lorimer urged fixed moral blame on drunkenness and pressed hard action, including harsher laws and end to temperance neglect.

Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society Tremont Temple William B. Spooner Benjamin R. Jewell National Temperance Sunday-school Army Lorimer J. Corinthians Paul Seneca Douglass Jerrold Augustine Shakespeare Charlemagne Massachusetts Total Hell Philadelphia Baptist Association

Sunday-School Conference of Massachusetts Church Body

The Massachusetts Sunday-school Conference met on Saturday at the Bowdoin Street church with 10 a.m. devotions led by Rev. John Worcester of Newtonville and business chaired by Rev. A. F. Frost of Salem. Secretary reports show 1130 total members and a net increase of ten. Afternoon address by Rev. Dr Paine discussed a Map of Pharonic Egypt restored from hieroglyphic monuments and the Exodus.

Massachusetts Church of the New Jerusalem Bowdoin Street John Worcester Newtonville A. F. Frost Salem Dr Paine

Writing Inks by Tur PRO or ArIeTORS of B Tower

Tur PRO or ArIeTORS of B. Tower have twenty years of ink making experience, guaranteeing their goods are the very best writing inks manufactured.

B. Tower

Theatres Prepare for New Runs and Concerts Across Boston

Poston Theatre extends Boucicault engagement and announces a grand revival of Arrah na Pogue with Boucicault as Shaun while Andre Fortier is postponed. Globertheatre revives Led Astray with Katherine Rogers. Rice Evangeline Troupe in Pinafore. Hayden Academy hosts Across the Continent with Joe Ferris star Oliver Doud Byron. Bio notes on the Troubadours at Galety Theatre and the Siege of Paris cyclorama. Harvard Musical Association to present sixth symphony concert with Julia Rive King and Brahms Second Symphony.

Poston Theatre Boucicault Shaagraun Arrah-na-Pogue Mr Boucicault Shaun Andre Fortier Gilmore Isabel Stone Levy Bernhard Mollenhauer Globertheathe Colville Messrs Evans Buckley Locke, McManus J. A. Smith Museum N. D. Jones Clara F. Maeder Mme. Michels Misses Lisle Egberts Rice Evangeline Boston Missue Darky Miss Harrison Hiawatha Howard Athen Oliver Doud Byron Joe Ferris the Ferret Charles Herbert Harry Gwynette IT. N. Edwards W.H. Lytell Nelson Decker Emmie Wilmot Lillian Munroe Eva Byron Williams and Sallyan Charley Sturgis Galety Theatre Troubadours America Adah Richmond Paris Paul Primier Ninth Regiment Maud M. Tucker Charles Higgins C. C. Ward Harvard Musical Association Music Hall Mme Julia Rive-King Brahm

School Board approves year budget and reelects Superintendent

The School Board in Cambridge approves a budget for the upcoming year totaling 80 500 dollars including teachers salaries and repairs. J H Davis is reelected Superintendent at 1800 dollars salary, 200 dollars less than last year. A fire destroys a Clyde street dwelling owned by Margaret Allen, about 1200 dollars loss. Fire alarm follows a tar barrel blaze on Edward Cutter’s Walnut street estate.

Bruce Yeachers J. H. Davis

Bangor editor dies after brief illness in hotel

The editor and senior proprietor of the Bangor Commercial and Democrat died at his Bangor hotel at seven Sunday morning after a brief severe sickness from malignant carbuncle. Born July 4 1830 in Frankfort he studied at Bowdoin and later practiced law in Bangor. He published the Daily Journal Union and Daily Commercial and was a leading Maine Democrat and Greenback advocate. He leaves a brother and two sisters and will be buried after a Wednesday funeral.

Julius H. Ward Union Hall Christ St. Paul Athens Jerusalem Jesus Christ Jesus God Bangor Commercial and Democrat Bangor Frankfort Bowdoin College Hallowell Mississippi Indiana Abraham Sanborn Daily Journal Weekly Democrat Union Democrat Daily Commercial Maine Greenback Party Emery Greenbackers

Greenwich Marks Putnam Ride Centennial Celebration

Greenwich Connecticut observed the Putnam ride centennial with a sunrise gun salute and bells. A procession retraced Lyon’s route to History Hill then to Congregational Church for prayers and speeches by Rev Treat Gideon Hollister Col Hoyt and others.

Greenwich Conn Putnam Lyon History Hill Congregational Church C. R. Treat Gideon H. Hollister Col. Hoyt 8. B. Sumner Gen. Hawley Guv. Jewell Solomon Mead L. P. Hubbard Portchester Gen. Putnam Brooklyn J. P. Merritt Canada Dragoon

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