New England Historic Genealogical Society Adopts Officers
The New England Historic Genealogical Society held its annual meeting at 18 Somerset Street. President Abner Goodell Jr. presided as officers were elected, and long-time recording secretary David G. Haskins Jr. retired after seventeen years of service with high praise for his fidelity and courtesy. The address discussed society progress, building plans, and library acquisitions listing extensive catalogs and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Haskins
David Greene Haskins, Jr
Haskins
The
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Somerset Street
Abner ©. Goodell, Jr
David Greene Haskins
Almond Danforth Hodges, Jr
Samuel E. Sawyer
Montague
Ehoene
Heney Goodell, Jr
A-M
Wale
William Endicott
A.M
Boston
Joseph Williamson
Belfast
Joseph Burbeen Walker
A.B
Concord
N. H
James Barrett
Rutland, VI
Elisha Benjamin Andrews
D.D
Providence
R. I
Edwin Bugbee
Killingly
Conn
George Kuhn Clarke
Needham
Francis H. Brown
Benjamin Barstow
Torrey
Grenville Howland Norcross
Benjamin Apthorp Gould
Cambridge
Henry Herbert Edes
Abner
Goodell
Abili
Council Ag
Pemberton Square
Courcil
Lavier
New England
New England Historical and Genealogical Register
Dean
Henry Hudson Kitson Wins Farragut Statue Prize
Boston selects Henry Hudson Kitson for the Admiral Farragut statue after a joint aldermen and city council vote. The 8 ft 6 in bronze figure on a 10 ft granite pedestal will be cast in one piece, taking two years to complete, with Kitson expected to go to Europe for study mid February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Farragut
Boston
Henry Hudson Kitson
Mayor Doyle
Providence
R. 1
Kitson
Doyle
As Fen
Europe
D.C. French
Messrs
Scenery of Nova Scotia at the People's Church lecture
Mr Thomas F Anderson spoke on the scenery of Nova Scotia presenting a water journey to Yarmouth Digby Annapolis Grand Pre Halifax and the harbor with war ships He praised Acadia woods camping and Cow Bay as a summer retreat Portraits of McLellan Longley Tupper Slick Archibald Howe and Joseph Howe framed the land famed in American history The lecture closed with Nova Scotia’s Mayflower flower symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Church
Thomas F. Anderson
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Peninsula
Digby
Annapolis
Grand Pre
Evangeline
Halifax
America
Acadia
Cow Bay
McLellan
J. W. Longley
England
Charles Tupper
Sam Slick
A. G. Archibald
Joseph Howe
A Christmas Vision From My Younger Self
A narrator meets a young man claiming to be his twenty year old self. The visitor critiques the narrator’s wasted talents, failed choices, and indulgent habits, urging self examination. The scene ends with a humorous struggle and the narrator waking wiser at the foot of the stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Dickey
Dr. B’s
State House
Clay
Hollander & Co. Hold Annual Balance Sale at Boylston St
The Timer announces low rates on tailored garments from L P Hollander and Co at 82 and 83 Boylston Street. Custom department serves gentlemen and boys with discounted suits and outfits during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Hollander & Co
Boylston Street
Funeral for Harvard Instructor Sawin at Natick Service
The funeral of George William Sawin, Harvard College mathematics instructor and Cambridge councilman elect, was held in Natick with private prayers then a public service at First Congregational Church. Clergymen praised his public service, teaching, and care for students. Masonic rites followed before interment at Dell Park Cemetery. Attendees included Natick and Cambridge families, Yale and Harvard faculty, and numerous college friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William Sawin
Harvard College
Cambridge
Natick
Sturgis
First Congregational
Francis N. Peloubet
Francis G. Peabody
Plummer
Lawin
Mr. Peloubet
Mr. Sawin
Peloubet
Wilsons
Moisés
Bacons
Manns
Sawins
Moses Sawin
John Sawin
John L. Whiting
Boston
Eliot
W. E. Byerly
F. G. Peabody
B. UO. Pierce
A. B. Hart
Dorchester Yacht Club Leases Landing Privileges
The Dorchester Yacht Club has leased landing privileges at Rowe's wharf head Atlantic avenue and plans a new club house. The next club meeting is Friday evening at winter quarters Boylston street with over forty new member applicants. Winter lectures resume this month with Commander Eaton to speak on the Compass January 17 and marline-spike seamanship class January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
Rowe’s
Eaton
U.S.N
A. Wilson
Dorchester
Naval Battalion
Parker House
Women of the New England Association Elect New Members
The annual meeting of the Woman's Press Association at Parker House appointed lectures by Dr Amelia B Edwards and elected new officers led by President White. New officers include Mrs M Louise Ford and Miss M Adelaide Hamm with Miss Belle Grant Armstrong as corresponding secretary and Miss Edith K Perry recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Press Association
Parker House
Amelia B. Edwards
The
Press Association
Jill
M. Louise Fordford
M. Adelaide Hamm
Frances J. Dyer
Mabel L. Fatler
White
Isabel C. Barrows
Belle Grant Armstrong
Edith K.perry
Helen M. Winslow
Tee Susan C. Vogl
Marion A. McBride
E. Addie Heath
Grace W. Soper
Sally Joy Nie LE. Whit
Free Hospital For Women Dedicated In Chester Square
The Women's Charity Club dedicated a Free Surgical Hospital for Women in Chester Square, with Dr. Ernest W. Cushing as surgeon and Dr. Ada I. Brigham as superintendent. The facility, opened for inspection, will begin patient care tomorrow, funded by club efforts and gifts from supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Charity Club
Free Surgical Hospital For
Murdock Free Hospital
Woman’s Charity Club
Ernest W. Cushing
Charity Club
Ada I. Brigham
H.N. Brodbeck
Tremont Street M. E
C. RK. Eliot
Dorchester
Micah Dyer, Jr
Elsie Cushing
Cushing
Estelle Vaughn
Lelia Sinclair
Edith Hodgson
Helen Vogler
F. K. Sircom
Georgia Wiggins
James W. Cheney
Cora _M. Howes
Bri. C. Rowell
G. H. Taylor
John Orth
E. S. Converse
Malden
George W. Coburn
Gideon P Brown Returns to Boston But Fails to Appear in Court
Gideon P Brown of Brown Steese Clarke appears in Dedham Insolvency Court via petition to take oath at the Parker House due to illness. Judge White adjourns for two weeks allowing Brown to attend oath hearing later. Claims against the firm total about 130000 and against Brown personally about 75000. Brown says he returned voluntarily to settle affairs after the firm failed on August 6. His exact whereabouts remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon P. Brown
Brown, Steese & Clarke
Boston
Moyoy
Dedham
Dedham Court
White
Brown
Parker House
John Lowell, Jr
Steese and Clars
Mr. Brown
Lowell
M. F. Dickinson,Jr
Messrs
Dickinson
Mir. Brown
Clarke
Riverside Press Reception Puts Employees and Employers Together
A Cambridgeport reception for Riverside Press workers drew about 1000 employees and guests in Union and Temple Halls last evening. H. O. Houghton and others spoke. the event included dancing after brief remarks. Mutual Aid shows $569,426 paid in claims and $131,592 in the treasury. 267 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Press
Houghton, Mifdin & Co
Union
Temple Halls
Cambridgeport
H. O. Houghton
H. O. Houghton, Jr
Sharlow Weed Barnes
J. Murray Kay
Mr. Mifflin
James
Children Entertained by National Lancers at Armory Hall
Troop A of the First Battalion of Cavalry National Lancers held a party for about 125 children and as many elders at Armory Hall on Bulfinch Street. Guests danced in a grand march then enjoyed suppertime and bonbons while numbered pails awarded a fruit and candy basket to the lucky holder. Captain E B Wadsworth led the floor with Majors Slade Kemp Andrews and Allard assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavalry
National Lancers
Armory Hall
Bulfinch Street
E. B
Image found in artesian well fuels glacial climate talk
The Boston Society of Natural History met on Berkeley Street to hear professors discuss an image carved from clay at great depth. Professor Wright argued it hailed from a pre glacial epoch while Warren Upham linked it to the era’s climatic conditions. Speakers outlined ice sheet extent, melt heat, glacier paths, and regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Society of Natural History
Society
Berkeley Street
Wright
Nampalaa
Warren Upham
F. W. Putnam
Frederick Wright
W. O.crosby
G. H. Sarton
Brookline Burglars Target Millard Cottrell Home
Burglars attempted to break into Millard F. Cottrell’s home on Centre Street Tuesday evening but made no successful entry. Police report other houses in the area also were targeted with attempts noted but no details of arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard F. Cottrell
Centre Ie
New York Life Protest Letter to Insurance Commissioner
Open letter from New York Life Insurance Company dated 1889 protests Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner Merrill’s open letter. It complains about the timing and content, cites policy forms and math formulas provided, and reserves rights while urging explanation before public judgment. The misspelled sign-off shows William H. Berris as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
The
New York Life Insurance Company
New York Life Insurance Co
Broadway
New York
George 8. Merrill
Innsurance
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts Department
Menelard
Massachusetts
Jeter
Wiliam H. Berrs
Christmas Tree Gift Day At Tremont Street Mission
Children at the Tremont Street Children’s Mission finally received their Christmas tree and bundles after a late delivery. The room buzzed with excitement as Reverend Barry and others led carols prayers and stories before baskets of dresses, books, aprons, and candy were distributed to the sleepy but grateful youngsters and their mothers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Street
Joseph E. Barry
Samuel Cruft
William TW. Baldwin
Thomas Garfield
William Crosby
Minna Stone
Emma Fiske
Mr. Crosby
Mr. Barry
Board of diftors elected at annual meeting
The annual meeting elected a board of diftors including SG Benjamin F Butler Jefferson Coolidge M R Wendell Charles P Curtis Augustus Lowell FL L Higginson and Z Silsbee was chosen treasurer A Tenney clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diftors
Pany
Franklin Street
Benjamin F. Butler
Jefferson Coolidge
M. R. Wendell
Charles P. Curtis
Augustus Lowell
L. Higginson
coTse Z. Silsbee
A. Tenney
Young Men's Christian Union
Adelaide J. Griggs
Will H. Gugss
Franz Jisteman
Edmund Kuntz
Alice May Fisher
Ella Archer Haddy
Union Mutual Benefit Association
N. T. Merritt
A.B. Robinson
William F. Merritt
Charles R. Folsom
Beta and Wholesale Marble Dealers’ Association of
New England
Provinces
American House
Middlesex
New Year Reception Honored Boston Light Infantry Veterans
Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps officers hosted a New Year’s reception at their headquarters drawing about 200 members. Col J K Hall, Col McNamara, Adjutant Witherell, Lt Jacob Potter, Col Fred Revere, and Lt Mace Boyden attended, with Prof James W Porter performing tricks of legerdemain for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps
J. K. Hall
Veteran Corps
Active Corps
McNamara
Montgomery Guard Veteran Association
Witherell
Newport Artillery Company
Jacob Potter
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Fred Revere
Mace Boyden
Worcester
George Parsons
John W. McDuffee
Carl I. Foster
Louis E. DeRosay
Charles K. Goodwin
Boston
James W. Porter
Funeral of Rev David McFall at Second Reformed Church
The Rev. David McFall, pastor of the Second Reformed Presbyterian Church on Chambers Street for seventeen years, was greatly mourned at yesterday’s funeral. Clergymen from New York, Boston and Pittsburg attended, with deacons serving as pallbearers before the interment at Cambridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McFall
Second Reformed Presbyterian Church
Chambers Street
J.C. J. Milligan
New York
William Graham
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
Boston
Dr. Hood
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas McFall
O. B. Milligan
McLeod Milligan
Pittsburg
PR. Gitford
Brookline
Cambridge Cemetery
Boston Singers Society concert at Music Hall
The Boston Singers Society under Mr George L Osgood will give a concert at Music Hall next Monday evening. It marks the public s first chance to hear the chorus at popular prices and brisk ticket sales at the opening sale suggest strong public interest in the new enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Boston Singers’ Society
George L. Osgood
Final Week of Bluebeard Jr at Tremont Theatre Ends Saturday
Dramatic notes announce the last performances of Bluebeard Jr this week at the Tremont Theatre with a final matinee Saturday. Nate Goodwin Jr will perform Monday night in A Gold Mine. Rudolph Aronson seeks chorus members for New York Casino plans with auditions tomorrow and Saturday 11 to 1 at Hollis Street Theatre for fresh voices and those with musical or stage experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebeard, Jr
Tremont Theatre
Nate. Goodwin, Jr
Rudolph Aronson
Ccnorus
New York
Hollis Street Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Aronson
Jesse Williams
Boston
My Jack
London
T. H. French
Matt Morgan
The General Theological Library Elects New Members
The committee held its sixty second meeting at 23 Mt Vernon street and elected numerous annual corporate and perpetual members. Faces include Mrs H A Rice chair Rev L Farnham secretary F H Wallace Rev George Benedict J E Fullerton and First Baptist Church Chelsea among others. Thirty three gentlemen were conditionally elected to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theological Library
Mt. Vernon Street
H. A. Rice
L. Farnham
T. H. Jenney
J. M. Gibbons
W. Marston
M. A. Greene
G. Howland Shaw
F. H. Wallace
K. Burgess
George Benedict
L. House
Albert Paine
Chandler Holmes
J. E. Fullerton
F. N. Peloubet
J. §. Bartlett
W. O. Ayer
J. D. Pickles
Harriet Gray
W. H. Munroe
Loring Johnson
F. E Enrich
New Year Promotion For Mt Vernon Watchman Turned Detective
James Munkittrick, three years as private watchman for Mt Vernon street, resigns to take a highly paid detective post with a large state corporation. He earned praise from West End employers under Inspector Hanscom, as burglaries halted in his vicinity. Once city employed, he is a reformed man whose progress proves giving a chance to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Munkittrick
Mt. Vernon Street
Munkittrick
West End
Hanscom
Boston Yacht Club holds annual meeting and dinner at United States Hotel
The South Boston Yacht Club convened last evening at the United States Hotel with Commodore Arthur Fuller presiding. The secretary reported monthly receipts of 8750 and cash on hand of 538 64. Resolutions honored E. H. Elms, a life member, ballots planned by Australian method for next officers, and secretary J. C. Merry received a gold watch with a yacht scene, wheel, and cable-inspired chain. The Massachusetts Commandery Loyal Legion banquet followed at Revere House with 240 members, General E. W. Hincks presiding and guests including Col. T. K. Mathews and First Regiment staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
J. C. Merry
Massachusetts
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Revere House
E. W. Hincks
T. K. Mathews
University of Pennsylvania
Boston
Parker House
Newton
Hyde
K. M. Pulsifer
F. G. Barnes
Carpenter, Woodward & Morton
Young
John N. Barbour
Matthias
Franklin S. Pratt
Thomasmerson
James Fr. Emerson
Thomas Winship
Joseph H. Goodspeed
West End Street Railway
Leon Keach
Funeral of Henry W Longley at Universalist Church
The Rev Dr Miner officiated at the funeral of Henry W Longley at Columbus Avenue Universalist Church yesterday noon. Ruckles Street Church Quartet provided music. Interment followed at Forest Hills. Pallbearers included ex-Mayor Martin ex-Fire Commissioners Curtis and Greer ex-Fire Engineer J S Jacobs Joseph Dunbar and Join Colligan. Attending were Chief Dameril Chief Webber Fire Commissioners Fitch Murphy Tobin ex-Chief Brabrook W J Delano District Engineer Keyes ex-Alderman Woolley and others from the fire department including Assistant Clerk Adamson and Superintendent Flanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Longley
Miner
Columbus Avenue
Prese!t
Damreil
Webber
Om Missioners
Fitch
Murphy On Tobin
Brabrook
W. J. Delano
Keyes
Woolley
Et Ee Puuth
Adamson
Uvé Department
Alarui$ Flanders
Oak Grove Farm Bottling Connects Telephone Lines
A local facility at Oak Grove Farm expands its bottling operation and establishes new telephone connections to streamline communications. The move aims to improve coordination between production and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove Farm Bottling
Carpenter v Boston & Maine Rail Road injury suit in circuit court
Dan. 1. Judge Ramsey presides over the United States Circuit Court action by Eugene D. Ramsey of Leamington Vermont against Boston and Maine Railway seeking 340000 in damages for injuries from an Oct 4 1887 crossing accident at Fitchburg station Causeway street. Ramsey alleges a gate swung into his path and a second engine collision caused rib injuries and partial paralysis. Several others were injured. the defense is a general denial. Attorneys Stillman Allen for plaintiff Edgar Aldrich Solomon Lincoln and W J Badger for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Carpenter
J. Eugene D. Ramsey
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Leamington, Vt
Fitchburg
Causeway Street
Ontal
Stillman
Allen
Edgar Aldrich
New Hampshire
Solomon Lincoln
W. J. Badger
Insolvency Court Hearings In Norton Manufacturing Case
In Dedham Massachusetts on January 1 the Insolvency Court held a second adjourned third meeting for Norton Manufacturing Company at Walpole, with further scheduling into February. Hearings on assignee bonds and composition were noted for HS Shephard and J S Mackintosh, and numerous claims against creditors like Brown Steese Clarke and several banks were approved or continued, including large sums to National and local banks. The case of W F Johnson & Co. of Boston also saw a fourth composition hearing confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Dedham
Wraith i
Norton Manufacturing Company
Walpole
W S. Ware
Wellesley
Metcalf
Medway
HS. Shephard
Monument National Bank of
Charlestown
Adolpheus Merriam
North National Bank Af Boston
National Roe Boston
Neponesel National Bank of
Canton
Panos Richardson, Hill & Co
Southbridge National Bank of
Southbridge
Mass
John ‘Townsend
Brookline
Townsend & Son
Boston
Washington National Bank
Sosso
Wheelwright
Eldndge & Co
Blackstone Canal National Bank
Providence
National City Bank of Boston
Central National Bank of Boston
Merchants’ National Bank of
R. J
Adolphes Merriam
New England Cee Company
Southbridge National Bank
Worcester Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Worcester
Buss
W. F. Johnson & Co
Superior Court Case Reports From Middlesex County
Items from the Middlesex Superior Court include Dennis Murray vs John Cochrane Jr seeking 10000 for injuries at a Malden mill in April 1883 due to a faulty blower shaft. defense is general denial with a jury disagreement. Other entries note dog bite damages for Margaret Brosnahan versus Peter Nelligan and multiple docket references and adjournments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex, Is
Thompson
Dennis Murray
John Cochrane, Jr
Malden
Riley & Baker
Perry X& Perry
Margaret Brosnahan
Pro Ami
Peter Nelligan
A.d. Daly
H. H. Winston
Freeman Huttor
Daley
Tolman
Kelly
Chant
Grenier
Lyman
Trustees
Cullin
Coax
Greeley Ve Pickett
Parker Et Als
Lilt
Allaire
St. Ouges Theit Mi
Epsot—hovers
Adans
Same
Sane
LX Press
Keaser
Iup’t
Lruder
Probate Court List of Wills and Administrations in Norfolk and Vicinity
Norfolk probate records show multiple wills granted with bonds varying from 60 to 60,000 dollars. Administrations and guardians appointed for estates in Dedham Weymouth Milton Needham Stoughton and surrounding towns. Several accounts and trustees named under various wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Dedham
Jan
Whith
J. Wills
Eliza Freeman
Weymouth
George W. White
Bond
Edward Cunningham
Milton
Frances
Cunniingham
Sarah Fletcher Maynard
J. P. Maynard
KE. W. Deane
Stoughton
Hephzibah
P. Deane
Meritable Pope
Quincy
J. Q. Pope
Joseph Dyer
J. F. Simmons
Hanover
Lydia
PT. Clarke
N. &. Clarke
E.R. Clarke
K. N. Motte
Iversis V. Preston
John Preston
Dorchester
Henry Collins
Catherine Bk. Carroll
Calvin. Fairbanks
Bellingham
Lucy Fuller
F. P. Anderson
Charles Anderson
Norwood
S. W Billings
Abigail B. Pierce
Eliza Dutty
Philip Dutty
Brookline
J. J. Abbott
Wellesley
Rebecca Lt. Perry
W. H. Iennedy
Susan W. Clarke
Arvella Fisher
Albert Fisher
C. H. Topliff
G.F. Mason
C. A. Mason
Eliza H. Blanchard
Hyde Park
G. TL. W. Braman
D. Braman
Amity
A. M. P. Palmer
C. L. Palmer
W.S. Ware
GI. Ware
Ware
Sarah B. Ware
Davis Thayer, Jr
A. E. Daniels
Franklin
William Minot
Nathaniel Minot
Ella C. Hart
W. J. Hart
John Floud
John Dooley, Jr
Randolph
Eliza A. Wilbur
J. A. Wilbur
Foxboro
Court Finances and Sentences From January Session
Municipal Court criminal session opens with James Kenney fined five dollars for breaking a shop window at 46 Merrimac Street. Michael Carroll fined ten dollars and costs for larceny of a horse blanket from an unknown person. James Orrine, a vagrant, sentenced to the house of Industry for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
New Year Reception at Somerville YMCA Hosts Hundreds
A New Year reception was held last evening at the Somerville Young Men's Christian Association. Several hundred members and friends attended. The Ladies' Auxiliary provided refreshments while the Cambridge Association orchestra played. Speeches were given by President Armstrong, H. N. Moore, Colonel F. King, and Secretary A. H. Whitson of Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Somerville Young Men’s Christian Association
Ity
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Cambridge Association Orchesta
Armstrong
H. N. Moore
F. King
A. H. Whitson
Cambridge
Finland Jacket Sale Alert at Simmons & Co
Gentlemen are advised by G. W. Simmons & Co. that the price marked on the imported Finland jacket will close them out rapidly, drawing attention to a quick sale of this item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
Finland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Toric Genealogical Society
W. Sawin
Harvard
Women OF the
New England Association
M. H
Imbers
West Medthe Times
Free Hospital For
Chester Square
Lancers
Jhe City
A. Pease
Massachusetts General Hospital
Fitchburg Tailroad
Moses Filbert
James A. Willis
Jamaica Plain
Howard
Savin Hill
Boston Retail Grocers’ Association
Brosig
Rice Investment Company
Fort Payne
Ala
George E. Smalley
Smalley
Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Company
Martin Gillett
Quincy Market
Gillett
Arlington
Commercial Street
Rev
David M’fall
General Theological Library
South Boston Yacht Club
Parker's
G. Fnilton
Portland
Charles P. Iuntington
J. Cartledge, Jr
Brooklyn
G. R. Roberts
Banzer
John Dickey
Columbus
G. M. Carpenter
R. Bartholomew
Philadelphia
Adams
T. Russell Dawson
R. Townsend
San Francisco
Cal
Fletcher Symines
Westford
5. Blum
Revere
George Worthington
Detroit
E. Post
W. J. Madden
A. W. Baker
Lebanon
George F. Balch
Lunenburg
Joseph G. Dennett
Salem
United States
G. R. Noble
Cleveland
A. B. Ensign
G. F. Lookin
Indianapolis
G. 11
Dunton
Greenfield
C. Bacon
Chicago
H. A. Little
G. Lewis
J. P. Dawley
L. F. Moseley
Bellows Falls
H. . Ladd
H. M. Phillips
Springfield
A. C
George H. Percy
J. F. Alden
Middlebury
Young’s
Willard FE. Winner
Kansas City
K. D. Cheney
South Manchester
William P. Stoddard
Plymouth
Kingsley and Wife
Randall
A. P. Childs
Ruggles Street
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