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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1884

Page

4

Inquest Held at Dorchester Court Over Elisabeth Lee Death

An inquest was held Wednesday at Dorchester municipal court by Judge Churchill into the death of Miss Elisabeth Lee at the Central house in Dorchester. Several witnesses testified and the inquest was continued to today as officials review the case and related affairs.

Dudley Messrs. Saxton, Steere and Phinney Dudley Hall Perkins Institute Laura Bridgman Broadway M. E. Church South Boston Dorchester Municipal Court Churchill Elisabeth Lee Central House Dorchester Plympton Eputy Smith New England Mutual Life Tarbox Massachusetts Mutual Life

Drowning and Accidents Reported Across East Boston

A series of incidents in East Boston include a mill accident on Border street where Alexander McLaren was dragged over a shaft and badly injured, and a potential natural death of Bridget Callahan. A man identified as Bagley’s drowning in Chelsea creek and forged draft arrest involving Sidney Scott are noted, plus injuries to Daniel O Neil from a car track fall, a robbery attempt on Mary Edwards, an unknown man who jumped into the water near West Boston Bridge, and a two year old girl Bridget Ware fracturing her leg in Sout Bos ton visits.

Alexander McLaren Border Street Boston Princeton Street George Patterson Oxford Street Booth Eastwood Saratoga Street Alexander T. Bagley Eastern Railroad Chelsea Creek Bagley Mott Street Sidney H. Scott New York Chelsea Mountain and Burke Central Office Daniel O'Neil Albany Street Boston and Albany American Express Southend District Bridget Callahan City Hospital Michael O’connor Gussen Place Edward AicCann Morniver Mary Edwards Miss Edwards McCann West Boston Steadman Mary Ware Reiding East Secod Tree

Weather outlook for New England turns colder Friday

Cloudy skies spread over New England with snow or rain possible as winds shift from southwest to northwest. Temperatures fall with a rising barometer and colder air by Friday morning. Cautionary signals issued from Jacksonville to Boston and section seven.

New England Jacksonville Boston Section 7

Weather in Boston from Observer's Office report

February 27 Boston weather summary from Signal Service shows fair conditions with light snow and rain in the past hours. Readings include a mean barometer around 29.79 inches, mean daily temperature near 23.31, and mean humidity about 81.7 percent.

Boston Observer’s Office Signal Service U S.A Avods LtSnow Fair Fair Fair

Observations From United States Army Signal Service

General telegram from Boston dated February 27, 1883 at 11 23 PM reports observations taken simultaneously at all stations as part of the division of telegrams and reports for commerce and culture and for the benefit of commerce and culture.

Tyenatmer Boston Signal Service United States Army

Boston Theatres Evening Show List Cards

The schedule lists performances at Park Theatre Claire and the Forge Master Evaning Boston Theatre Henry Irving and Miss Helen Terry Evening Boylston Museum Variety Afternoon and Evening Howard Athenium Shook Collier s Lights of London Evening Glope Theatre Edwin Booth Evening Eljou A Trip to Africa Evening Boston Museum Ihe Museum Company in Princess Ida Evening

Claire Park Boylston London the Howard Ida

Marketplace Advertisements for Feb and March Dates

Friday February 29 lists carpeting and mats in Philadelphia Samuel 8 shanee Shoes in New York AS Richards and Gideon Beck and Son. Liquors and cigars at 10 AM, fruit at 12 AM Horatio Harris and Co. Saturday March 1 midmorning stocks by R L Day and Co. 12 PM stocks by Francis Henshaw Horatio Harris and Co.

Philadelphia Samuel Shanee Shoes New York Richards Gideon Beck & Son Horatio Harris & Co R L Francis Henshaw & No

Mining stock quotes and dividends from February 28

The page lists closing prices for several mining shares including Altsece, Belle Isie, Gould & Curry, Hale & Norcross, and Sierra Nevada. It notes a dividend declaration by one company and shows fluctuating per share values such as 10 cents for The Syndicate and 24% for DeCOURT in a compact quotation table.

Steees Altsece Belle Isie de Eearennreece Eureks Gould & Ocurry Hale & Norcross Martin White Visecace Seve Mt. Diablo Ccc-Seerees Rugmior I.cceaesssurscoseke Inion Sas Aieecevekersca Decourt Sas

Passage of the N Y and N E Railroad Bill in the House

The report from the labor committee on more frequent wage payment was laid on the table in the Senate. A probate costs bill was sent to the probate and chancery committee. Pillsbury reported a name change bill. Andrew reported a legal holiday for state election day with liquor restrictions for lodging hosts. Engrossed orders include Wakefield dowry tax, Lynn drains, Milford and Woonsocket rail lease, hard tools in schools, and Marblehead land for water supply. Reports adopted cover taxation and charity overseer issues.

Senate Committee On Labor Committee On Probate and Chancery Pillsbury Committee On Judiciary Andrew Committee On Election Laws Wakefield Cornelius Sweetzer Seco Maine Lynn Milford and Woonsocket Railroad Company Hopkinton Railroad Moses B. Waitt John Kenney Marblehead New York and New England Railroad Company Dresser Boston Moses N. Arnold Hingham Cordage Company Massachusetts School For Boston Young Women’s Christian Association Texas, Topolobampo and Pacific Railroad and Telegraph Company Lancaster Water Company Cockeast Davol Richmond’s Pond Westport River Rhode Island Boundary Line Washington Cemetery Association Gloucester Washington Mills Company Committee On the Judiciary Ezekiel G. Ward Julia Ward Howe Charles L. Lynch Committee On Military Affairs Lester A. Hulse Nathaniel Richardson Wentworth Dedham Worcester Barker General Court

Massachusetts House Ends Session With Several Bills Passed

The House met at two o'clock with Speaker Marden presiding. Debates covered mercantile affairs, water supply, fishing, election laws, and military matters. A series of engrossed and accepted reports followed, including bills on savings bank loans, public debt funding, and various corporate and property actions. A fire engineer report noted fires and losses, while local meetings discussed taxation and town valuation.

Marden Hardy Arlington Kingsley Cambridge Stonybrook Waltham Weston Gleason Douglas L. W. Smith R. H. Smith Company G 56Th Infantry Willson Salem Newton Theological Institution Kelley Boston Edgartown Linnell Orleans Swift New Bedford Rantoul Cape Cod Ship Canal Company Savings Bank Commissioners Committee On Taxation Damon Haverhill Committee On Federal Relations Harriette R. Shattuck Congress Committee On Manufactures Massachusetts Fire Department Phoenix Block J. W. Clark East Street Lower Memorial Hall Henry Onion Charles Riley Selectinesa

Minister Hunt of Russia dies after long public career

William Henry Hunt, United States minister to Russia at St. Petersburg, died February 27. A South Carolina native who settled in Louisiana, he practiced law, taught at New Orleans law school, advised Generals Butler and Banks, and held posts in government including attorney general in 1876 and secretary of the navy. He served as envoy to Russia from April 1880, described as tall and courtly, with a cultivated literary life and a well-connected family. His widow, six sons and a daughter survived.

William Henry Hunt W.H. Hunt United States Russia St. Petersburg South Carolina Louisiana Yale College New Orleans Randall Thomas Hunt New Orleans Law School Butler and Banks Packard Washington Court of Claims Bar of Louisiana Supreme Bench Justice Strong Woods Garfield Over Navy Arthur Judge Hunt Navy Department Senate Hunt John T. Adams New York George A. Simmons Boston Boston Highlands Keene N. H Josiah Giadice Downer Austin & Co Macomber, Lawin & Hunting Winchester Amasa Stewart Pittsfield Middlebury College Andover Seminary Essex George L. Noyes Watertow Phillips Street Watertown

Much Ado About Nothing Shines At Boston Theatre

An almost flawless Boston Theatre performance of Much Ado About Nothing delight ed a large audience last night. Irving's staging and Beatrice’s portrayal by Miss Terry drew strong praise, though Benedict’s actor’s mannerisms distracted at times. The piece featured refined minor roles and careful detail, with repeated showings announced and coverage of complementary plays on the bill.

Boston Theatre Irving Benedick Padua Henry Irving Don Pede Prince of Arragon Mr. W. Terriss Don John Taer Haviland Claudio Florence Lymal Lecanto Messina Wenman Antonio R. Ifarbu Y Balthazar Don Pheen J. Robertson Ccecicccescecseees Ceereccess Puneanien oeMr Clifford Kscese Suman Pyerscvenss Archer Milward Margaret Harwood Ursulas L. Payne Beatrice L ’Eonato Cube Elien Terry Hamlet Shylock Richard Ili Miss Terry Isben Plympton Miss Bartlett Nerissa Katharine Petruchio Iamlet Apollo Hall Charles Allen Tschaikowski Wulf Fries Schubert Cherubim

Tingue's Unique Display at Connecticut Capitol Exhibition of 300000 buttons

In Hartford a Seymour dealer, J H Tingue, displays an astonishing button collection in the Connecticut Capitol agricultural room. The exhibit includes four strings per case and two manuscripts, with a humorous poem to Tingue and a portrait of his button collecting zeal. The total may reach 300,000 buttons, spanning modern and ancient designs.

Tingue Connecticut Capitol Hartford Times J. H. Tingue Seymour Capitol Clark Tarrytown N. Y Qdell & Booth Bros Col. Terrance Derby J.H. Tingue Portchester

English Poetesses and Green’s Conquest in Review

A long critique notes Cassell’s English Poetesses series as a concise portrait of women writers from Katherine Phillips to the Victorian era, while praising John Green’s The Conquest of England for its clear synthesis of early English history. It highlights Vestigia by George Fleming as a strong character study of a republican amid turmoil. Announcements preview Poe’s Amontillado edition by Putnam’s with eight octavos, limited to 300 copies.

Cassell & Company Eric S. Robertson Katherine Phillips Duchess of Newcastle Lady Montague Barbauld Opie Mary Lamb Hemans Adelaide Proctor Caroline Norton Mary Millford Sara Coleridge Mrs. Browning Emily Bronte George Eliot England John Richard Green Green Vestigia George Fleming Roberts Brothers Medusa Italy Revolutionary Society Mark Langston Daisy Creek Richard Malcolm Johnson Harper & Brothers Georgia Vermont Emily Langston G. P. Putnam’s Sons Edgar Allan Poe New Temple Lamb Amontillado Poe Gifford Church Platt

Household Hints on Cabbage Dishes Embroidery Advice

Practical kitchen tips for cabbage and potato dishes with lemon notes and decorative embroidery guidance. Includes method for cabbage pudding and potato lemon pie with egg whites, plus floral embroidery ideas for color observation and seasonal decorative mats on satin with violets to Virginia creeper motifs.

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Shipping Agents List of Boston and New York Departures

A dense roster lists multiple ships and their agents, routes, and dates for departures from Boston and New York. The entries name vessels such as Catalonia, Marathon, and Missouri with associated agents like Henderson Bros, P H Du Vernet, Warren & Co, and J B Brigham & Co, detailing ports including Liverpool, London, Glasgow, and Havre with dates in January February and March.

Boston Ye Serer Palermo Henderson Bros Alexandria Genoa Henderson Bros L'Rinacra Naples Henderson Bros Atlas Liverpool P H du Vernet London A C Lombard Sas Austrian Glasgow H & A Allan Boston City J B Barham & Co Victoria Warren & Co Catalonia Colonsay Cardenas Atkins & Co Norseman Warren & Co P H du Vernet Petriana Trapanni Geof Preston New York Caledonia Henderson Bros Iseigravia Henderson Bros the Queen WJ Hince Switzerland Antwerp Peter Wright &Sons Nevada Guion & Co Minerva Newcastle Simpson, S& Y Celtics J Curtis Alabama Baldwin & Co Hayti Forwood &Co Assy Monarch Patton V & Co Ichenstauffen Bremen O¢lrichs & Co Gohemia Hamburg Kunhardt & Co Elysia Arimoco Bermuda Outerbridge & Co Circassia Henderson Bros Servia H Brown & Co Pavonia H Brown & Co Catalonia PBH du Vernet Bavarian Thayer & Lincoln Wetherby J B Brigham & Co Manitoban H & A Allan Norseron Warren & Co Repon City Brigham & Co Missouri Warren & Co Iberian Thayer & Lincoln Marathon P H du Vernet Ladsas York City Brigham & Co Virginian Thayer & Lincoln Durham City J B Brigham & Co Samaria Newcastle City France Havre Louis de Bebian Niagara Havana Jas KE Ward & Co Abyssinia Guion & Co Labrador Flavre Louis de Bebian Cienfuegos Jash Ward & Co Wyoming Geuion & Co Oregon Guyon & Go. Wame

Shipping Notices and Arrivals in the Atlantic Trade

On Wednesday February 27 ships arrived and cleared with cargoes and passengers. Steamer Pilainmeller from Gibraltar via Catania to A C Lombard's Sons faced heavy gales. Steamer Manitoban from Glasgow carried mdse and passengers to Aclan. Pavartan from Liverpool delivered mise to Thayer and Lincoln amid strong westerly winds. Feb 24 saw field rice and icebergs reported. Feb 21 lat 42 40 lon 49 to 51 mentioned. Cleared vessels include Cleopatra to Yarmouth and Annapolis, Southwood to Arecibo, and others to various ports. Sailed from the roads bark T K Weldon and barge Cornelius Grinnell toward New York.

Pilainmeller Rowe Catania Pa'ermo Gibraltar Muse Lombard’s Sons Manitoban Carruthers Glasgow Mdse Aclan Pavartan Lazzoio Liverpool Eng Mise Thayer É Lincoln Iowa Boston Liverso Cleopatra Colby Annapolis Eastport Moise J G Hall & Co Achilles Wiley Philadelphia Neptune Berry New York H M Whitney Hull Cape Cod Yarmouth J G. Hall & Co Southwood Walker Arecibo Willett, Hamlin & Co Cotonsay Keay Cardenas KE Atkins & Co Icis Amy D McClair Mereghan JG Hall & Co Harold, Lohnes Bridgewater Delong & Seaman Coastwiise Allegheny Hallett Baltimore Norfolk EK Sappson Norman Googins EB Sampson General Whitney Haslett Cambridge Ingraham Bangor Seatta Portland Larcom Ilpy Palestine T K Weldon Cornelius Grinnell Newark

Maritime ship positions and routes in late December to February

A list of vessels including Sintram from Liverpool to New York, St Frances from New York to San Francisco, Sovereign of the Seas from Portland to Queenstown, Eskdale from Liverpool to Portland, John De Costa from Victoria to Vaparaise, Inchgreen from Portland to Queenstown, Albion from Brunswick to Rio Janeiro, and rig Arthur from Pernambuco to New York. Entries give destinations, origin ports, and reported lat/long coordinates with dates such as Dec 22 and Jan 16.

Sintram Woodside Liverpool New York St Frances Scribner San Francisco Cape Horn Sovereign of the Seas Wood Portland Queenstown Eskdale Currie John de Costa Robinson Victoria Vaparaise Lon Inchgreen Miller Albion Thomson Brunswick Savannah Rio Janeiro Rig Arthur Frelick Pernambuco Kev Lat

Sailings and cargo laden aboard 19th century ships

A San Francisco letter notes the schooner Chep Eaton of New Bedford sold to James McKenna and bound for the Arctic under Capt Holman. Capt Sherman reports James Arnold with 320 barrels spr oil since leaving Talchuana in November and 1,000 barrels spaid 40 do wh oil total. J F Van Ingen from Talchuana Jan 8 says bark Bertha, formerly Linna Stewart Kirby, with 850 barrels bpbk oil taken in Panama. The Mail & Bramos and Bertha to cruise soon. Mikado from New York discharged cargo. Capt Henry Howland at Valparaiso Jan 12 reports Grace Marks back from cruise with 250 sp and 600 wh oil, Jane Martin liner with 275 sp and 1,000 bpbk oil, Nautilus Ray with 490 sp and 500 bpbx. all but 10 months aboard.

San Francisco Chep Eaton New Bedford James McKenna Arctic Holman Sherman James Arnold Talchuana J F van Ingen Bertha Linna Stewart Kirby Panama Mail Jane Martin Nautilus Ray

MARINE NOTES AND VESSEL UPDATES FROM PORTLAND ME

Port of Portland reports include the sale of the Sch Odell of Bowdoinham to Boston parties for 4200 dollars. The bark Au Sable from New York with a seven day run from Cardenas is noted. Capt Drinkwater of Yarmouth NS, formerly of the Essex, is linked to the Grace Cushing project. The Castalia delivered six crew from the Nora Bailey lost near Bath. A cargo salvage from the David Anderson near Penedo is mentioned along with repairs for the Samos at Nassau and the Ribeira’s cargo release bound for Vineyard Haven. The Dominion steamer Halifax faced heavy gales from Liverpool, with field ice and bergs en route. The South American arrived Liverpool from San Francisco in 100 days, amid collision damage on the British coast.

Odell Portland Bowdoinham Boston Au Sable Andrews New York Cardenas Drinkwater Yarmouth Essex Grace Cushing And Castalia Nora Bailey Bath Mediterranean Pernambuco David Anderson la Libertad Valparaiso Penedo Samos O’ Neil Galveston Warren Nassau Ribeira Turks Island Vineyard Haven Dominion Halifax Liverpool Eng San Francisco British Ais Henry Hastings, Esq Car Brea Jenkins Savannah Newport News N Hand Dayton New Haven St Croix Hatteras Charles G White Bridgeport Strathleven Pearson Llandaff City Bristol Strathieven London Mattituck Marion Pilot Con Hiles Austin Bros George Hiles Charlies H Mayo Glen Island Stairn Transportation Company Robbin’s Reef Cunard Cephalonia Gien Island Charles Filtz Greenwich Street Henry Green Henry Preston Fitz Bordeaux Roschich Tominica Batavia Manhem Janssen Padang Berhia Nyanza Manthorne Anna W Barker Snowman Cardiff Fred Lic Taylor Tilley Havre Rio Janeiro Calcutta Loanda Scot Duchess of Edinburgh Peters Forde San Joaquin Dankwater Bombay Terpsichore Geothier Marie Burrill Robertson Isaac L Skelfield Bishop Frank Stafford Smuith Chalmette Chadbourde Rangoon George Wilmot Chaston Balasore Saugor Steinvora Mcintosh Cashmere Lyon Calizo P G Carvill McFee Sauled St Mary Hallowell Brizos Rocks Moltendo Port Birnam Wood Gregory Disg John Bryea Monrovia Moore J D Peters Lane Caibariem Si Lookout Pearce Delaware Wees Resa V Varaldo Colombo Weowor Watifax HM Troopsbhip Himalaya Portsmouth Plymouth Gibraltar Bermuda Stsamer Montreal Bouchette Bng Alida Kaboelai Ferris Thompson Potter Vaparaiso Strathay Urquhart Montevideo Vale Gundersen Oregon Williams Sailea Lady Duftein Jones Ecuador Hughes Callao Sarawak Martherson Cleave Jacksonville Mabel Darling Ranger San Juan Russel Champerico John M Clerk Java Samarang Durkee English Channel St John NB Odeil Laura Quinlan de. S Ore Velox Wilkens Hiogo Samuel D Carlton Freeman H L Routh, Young,Inc St Jago Josef Bueno Sisson Guantanamo Table Bay CGH Filadelfia Pordago Cebu Guardian Fletcher Port Townsend St George Tullock Victoria BC Casma Fisher Buriard Inlet Alexandria Havana Reed Norfolk Cuba Baltimore Chase Lord Doane Port Antonio Geo Appold Foster Providenc Royal Crown Innis Charleston Icis Sant Port Morant Etta A Watt Hutchings,Co Fair Wind Terry Mobile Ada C Hull Hull Allyn’s Point Rebecca A Taulane Champion Hoboken Saragossa Icis Erichson Cronstadt Norge Henriksen Rotterdam Katahdin Seeley J E Suthergreen Spicer Auguste Denaro Genoa Ludovic Charles Lemener Rottedam Constantin Walter Stettin Glenoa Roberts Trieste Orvar Odd Terkelsen Harzburg Schs Ellen Fobin Barren Island Lida J Lewis Horace R Sturgis Philadelphia Florence Shay Smith Port Royal J L. Lowen Berry Cape Penry America Hamelmann Bremen Hampton Roads Nordbon Pjorkman Aracaju Mary E Thayer Fal Hiver Hattie S Williams Bray Smerset Vega J Drisko Drisko Hudson Greorgetown DS Baker Brewster Waccman, Fisher Annie E Blackman Blackman Pine Messina Yucatan Watson Consuelo Trover Barcena Port Eads Maria Elizaeth Marshall Lizzie Babcock Babcock Brunswick Sir Martha Welsh George W Clyde Hayti Canada Robinson Pieter de Coninck Simet Antwerp Excelsior Hawthorne New Orleans Corinne Beattie Point-a-Pitre Guad A'so Ay Bark Elcho Rees Demerara Amanda Pernamnco Nancy Smith Hodgkinson Chermer St Kitts State of Nebraska Stewart Glasgow Gulf Stream Pennington Franconia Bennett Caracas Hopkins Quayra Marcia C C Day Thomas Brooks Waugh Matthias Beckmann Hamburg Ethel Debri St John Icis Gondola Martin Annie KR Kemp Kemp Baracoa Anita Pascagoula Charles K Campbell Aspinwall T Drisko Bergenseren Rolfsen Sch Herald Gray Pensacola aAr Nylghan Lovett Dunkirk Viva Christiansen von Moltke Matanzas Jesse T Mattheson Mattheson Mayaguez Vaderland Bense Spartan Nickerson Schs William Wilson Erry Fernandina John A Beckerman Gammons Providence Helen Mar Law New Bedford KE A Bartle Fortress Monroe FC Yarnall Scott A Babcock J B Johnson Rose Richmond Ardancorrah Maria Cafiero Oporto Karo South Tyne Newcastle Del Gatherer S J Bogart R Kirk Delaware Breakwater Alice Borda Dukes Wilmington John Hooper Amelia G Ireland Carrie Beil Lawrence Darien Noank Pennsylvania Dodge John M Plummer Rustoe Bank Charley Hanley Rockland Newark City of New York Cumberland Webber St Pierre Mart William Kennedy Snow Panther James Lower Harbor Fred Walton Wiscasset Merlin Riley Metropolis Vinalhaven Etta Stimpson Bunker Mabel L Philps Gardiner Martin L Smith Courtwise Sumner R Mead Park Nannie Saunderson Budd Tuckahoe David Clarkson Ireland Corwena Santa Catherina Carnegie Nisbett Ueenstown Dr Metzger Pederson Wellington Young Nanaimo J D Spreckles Friis Kehulin Golden Gate Helium Burrard Inlet Hesperian Winding Honolulu River Lagan Jack Henrietta Ryder Occidental Dunphy Hoffman William Crane Taylor Carn Brea Busiris Pinkham St Johns Barbadoes Anna de Sala Barcelona M E Gildersleeve Georgetown William Lawrence Hooper Castelar Tybee Sophie Josepha Waaje Cambrae Ninel Gan Lawrence Haines Lewis St Augustine Fla Wilmin m IWO Tribon Park Mentor Person Emma C Cotten Perth Amboy John J Ward Hunter Whitton Wilmington del Spaulding Weymouth George W Humphrey Church Tiverton

Distressed Brig and Ships Tangle Atlantic Passage

Disaster notes record the brig Ella from Baranquilla to Boston put under Aspinwall distress while the schooner Robert Morgan was driven ashore at Atlantic City. Several vessels report damage from heavy weather near Philadelphia New York Savannah and Liverpool.

Ella Rudolph Baranquilla Boston Aspinwall Robert Morgan Atlantic City British Crown Liverpool Philadelphia New York Sir Lucy Graham Price Savannah Hampton Roads Busbus Pinkham Richard II Propitious Rio Marino Inventor New Orleans Aes Sir William Douglass Baracoa Nassau

Port and Ship Movements Across Atlantic and Coastal Ports

A dense log of ships, cargoes, and sailings from Alexandria to Weymouth detailing brig, steamer, and bark movements. Notable entries include cargoes to Cuba, New York calls, Charleston departures, and numerous vessels clearing for ports in Europe, the Caribbean, and South America with dates from the 25th to 27th.

Hotel Arrivals Names Across Cities In A Mix Of Hotels

A compiled list of hotel arrivals featuring G A Didter and G N Toye among others from Baltimore Dover New York Newark Belfast Rockland Manchester Newburyport Portland Haverhill New Haven Cincinnati Montreal Troy and Philadelphia. The roster includes numerous guests and associated cities, reflecting a broad hospitality network.

A Didter Baltimore Toye Dover H Wheeler T Smith Long Meadow Gallasher Newark Landy New York H Alder M Frank W Gibbs Maine A Dann RJ Bernard G Whitney Royalston E Morse Srocita Chelmsford DA Barnes Patterson Bner Jd Johnson Newburyport WE Marvin W Grant Belfast MB Grant Rockland Lowell Manchester Bagert,Jr G Cady Adams Cox Buckworth H Chase Portland A Jones Enosburgh Falls Wendell & Wf Haverhill Atkinson New Haven E Copeland Cincinnati P Ricker Poland Springs Millard Maynard R Lingham Montreal G Pitney Troy S Paul Shaw Philadelphia J Paine Brockton Dwyer Hartford Hotter Lancaster Millaide Portianl K Murray J White Cleveland Moseley C Stillman Tillinghaust New Bedford FE Hafely Lima,Jr Freedman JJ McConull Tebbets Gidding Bangor A Brown Ril Wagner Waterbury Pronuty Detroit Peters Blunu Daibey Page EK Sanford Taunton Stone Warren Trask Austin Jersey City

Tremont House names and partners in regional listings

Tremont House and United States Hotel appear in a reader’s wall of names listing C J Burrill Hartford G B R Phillips Providence S D Stevens No Andover Mrs Porter Mass PK Porter Ogde E J Bliss wife Albany and others.

C J Burrill Hartford BR Phillips Providence Stevens Andover Mrs Porter Mass PK Porter Wé& Son Ogde J Bliss &Wf Albany

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