Reunion of Franklin school alumni recalls old days in Boston
The Franklin school alumni association held an annual reunion at Berkeley Hall with 116 attendees. Speeches by former school leaders recalled early Boston schools and the 1848 Franklin schoolhouse on Common Street. Officers were elected for the coming year and a program of solos, recitations, and socializing followed the formal meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Franklin School
Association
Berkeley Hall
Tufts
George B. Alver
Georgie E. Ballard
Lydia Berk
Lottie R. Bell
P. C. Bradford
Lacey M. Beck
Julia A. Furber
Thomas F. Furber
Kittie G. C. Gallagher
Thomas Hall
Josephine Hills
N. C. Green
Green
John C. Hood
William F. Howe
E. A. Hunting
Harriet K. Hunting
Louise D. Jones
William P. Jones
Jones
Annie A. King
Sarah J. Ning
Nathan P
Seth K. Sweetser
Jennie S. Tower
H. L. £. Wolcott
Lucy M. Beck
Rufus $. Frost
Charles H. Brigham
Quincy School Asociation
Quincy Association
Bela S. Fiske
Dwight School Association
Mr. Fiske
Old Franklin
Charlies J. Prescott
Brimmer School Association
Brimmmer
Common Street
Granville G. Putnam
H. L. T. Wolcott
Music Hall
Franklin
Cumberland
Suffolk Senatorial District
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Topsfield
Boston & Maine Railroad
Kimball
Furber
Bapiisl
A. G. Lawson
United Christian Service For
Franks and Whitman
Hayes
Lowell
Wright's Hill
Brookline
Snow Alley case reaches jury in fourth trial
After a lengthy trial, the Snow Alley case concluded testimony and closing arguments. Judge Pitman instructed the jury on contract vs promise and whether Alley acted with fraudulent intent. The jury retired at 4:30, with damages capped at 100000 dollars. verdict due Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow-Alley
G. L. Shorey
Sir. Snow
Alley
J. N. Clarke
Park Hotel
New York
Snow
Colonel Ingersoll
Europe
T.hese
Chicago
Ansouin
Wallace Brothers
Seow
Thieves Break Into St Idelio Church Coliergo Maint
Thieves entered St Idelio's Roman Catholic Church at Coliergo Maint on Thursday night, forced open the tabernacle, and stole the silver pyx, two solid silver chalices, and a pair of silver candlesticks valued at about 60 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hieves
St. Idelio's
Coliergo Maint
S. 1
Tariff Reform Dinner At New York Reform Club
Over 400 guests expected at a dinner at the Metropolitan Opera House with Anson Phelps Stokes presiding to back President Cleveland’s tariff reform policy. Speakers include Breckinridge Ford Watterson Wells and others. membership applications soar with over 200 names added recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New New York Reform Club
Metropolitan Opera House
Anson Phelps Stokes
Cleveland
Congress
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Kentucky
Melbourne H. Ford
Michigan
Henry Watt
Times
Judge Peckham
Court of Appeals
Judge Larned
Supreme Court
John M. Forbes
Henry L. Pierce
John M. Corse
Boston
R. M. Pulsifer
The
Boston Herald
Matthew Hale
Albany
Joseph N. Harper
Gustave Schwab
Dudley Olcott
Francis Lynde Stetson
Maine Industrial Statistics Report Highlights Maine Labor Trends
The first annual report by Maine's commissioner of industrial and labor statistics notes modest earnings for 108 workers across about twenty five industries, a shift in food and material costs, 448 fishing vessels totaling 16,559 tons, and 22 labor-organization strikes among 738 in six years. It lists 50 closures averaging 322 days, 6826 employees with losses of 162,218 dollars, two lockouts affecting 1925 workers losing 73,706 dollars, Knights of Labor assemblies growing from 118 with 12,008 members to 111 assemblies in 1887, plus 38 new vessels built in 1886 totaling 13,835.57 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aveusta
SprcrAu
Commissioner of Industrial and Labor Statistics
S. W. Matthews
Asa Cushman & Co
Auburn
Maine
Assemblies of Knights of Labor
Framingham Mystery Ties Skeleton Find to Strange Hole Dig Request
The skeleton found in Framingham woods prompts a look back to last August when two residents on Eastman’s stove steps were approached by a muffled stranger in a horse and buggy asking them to help dig a hole near the camp grounds for a large payment. He lashed the horse and sped away after one man returned home for a shovel, leaving the quest for connection open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Framing ° O . .Ham
Eastman
Central Square
Eastern Avenue
Resolutions of Sorrow for General Attwood at Boston Meeting
A Union veterans meeting at the First Regiment M V M HQ adopted resolutions mourning General Cornelius Gilbert Attwood of West Roxbury. Pallbearers were named and a funeral delegation authorized. Attwood’s career included leadership roles in the Grand Army of the Republic and public service in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Kinsley
Cornelius G. Attwood
M.V.M
A. C. Wellington
A. N. Sanford
W. W. Blackman
L. N. Tucker
J. Edward Hollis
G .A, BR
Department of Massachusetts
Cornelius Gilbert Attwood
West Roxbury
Attwood
Grand Army of the Republic
John A. Andrew
National Department
Brarnaside and Devens
Boston
Militia
Boston Board of ‘Trade
New England
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Republic
FF. R. Phattuck
J.C. Laughton
D. W. Wardrop
J. C. Laughton
John D. Lilley
I. B. Edgerly
Governor Hill Recommends John Clinton Gray for Court of Appeals
Governor Hill forwards the name of John Clinton Gray as the successor to the late Judge Rapallo on the New York Court of Appeals. No other candidates are named in the dispatch. The move follows Judge Rapallo’s death and signals a formal nomination to the state senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Hill
New York
Senate
John Clinton Gray
Judge Rapallo
Court of Appeals
Mt Holyoke Seminary Seeks College Status and Degrees
The House considers amending the Mt Holyoke Seminary charter to add a collegiate department and confer degrees. The Secretary of State is directed to report on female voter registration and participation from 1881 to 1887. Legislation urges immediate committee action on prior topics. Wadlin to chair in Speaker's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Senate
Mt. Holyoke Female Seminary
George F. Angell
House Committee On the Judiciary
Wadlin
Reading
Framingham normal school fire damage report and other orders
The finance committee reported on the Framingham normal school fire damage with a resolve to engross it under suspension. The judiciary proposed a police court clerk in Brookline at $500. Various petitions were presented on alcohol sale restrictions, posting voting lists, female voter tallies, Mt Holyoke Seminary charter changes, Beverly Fuel Society incorporation, and state home loans for railroad workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Butts
Stoneham
Wakefield
McAlpine
Essex
Lawrence
John K. Fitzgerald
Boston
State Firemen’s Association
Howland
Bristol
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Senate
Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum
District of Columbia
Dominion of Canada
House
Finance Committee
Framingham Normal School
Judiciary
Brookline
Hartwell
Ayer
James Donovan
Towne
Lynn
Secretary of State
Nahant Land Company
N. G. Clark
William Cieflin
A. D. Hyde
Mt. Holyoke Female Seminary
Mt. Holyoke Seminary and College
Hirsha Whitney
Beverly
Beverly Fuel Society
Louis A. Kent
Qaoi
Massachusetts
Henry R. Gardner
South Seituate
Norwell
Standish
Cushing
Satuit
Deane
Hatherly
John M. Berry
Worcester
Boston Fish Bureau report highlights fleet losses and trade
The thirteenth annual Boston Fish Bureau report covers last year's trade, fish catches, and safety losses. It notes 145 lives lost in the fleet, twenty-two vessels lost valued at 97 400 dollars, and describes prices and demand for barrel herring, codfish, box herring, and mackerel amid supply constraints and moderating prices. It warns that mackerel distribution was curtailed by small stock but states demand remains fair and consumer favor grows for the species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Fish Bureau
Mulhearn Case Moves to Willful Murder Hearing
Dennis Mulhearn, charged with assault and battery with a loaded pistol against Mary Macaire, faced Municipal Criminal Court. After the girl’s death the charge was changed to willful murder. hearing postponed to January 27 to await inquest results. He is remanded to jail without bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Mulhearn
Mary Macaire
Melvin ©. Adams
German lecture course by Jacob Lehmann at Boylston Street
Mr. Jacob Lehmann presents a ten lecture series in German at Dr. Phillips parlors 165 Boylston Street. Lectures run 7 30 PM with topics including Heine Uhland Koerner Lenau German ballads Life of Lessing Works of Lessing Herder Rueckert and Heine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Lehmann
Mareh
Rueckert
Iiehendort
Epidemic of hydrophobia reported in Oxford area
Brief notices recount hydrophobia spread blamed on severe cold by local physician in Oxford. Other items note Brookfield man Mitchell Stone jailed seven years six months for thefts from 19th century incidents, libel suit filed by Ben Hall in Peabody, missing mill fire items found in Peterborough, armory dedication planned at Concord with governor aiming to attend, and New Haven murder trial proceedings with jury charge coming Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Mitchell Stone
Brookfield
Blodgett
Worcester
Carlton M. Deland
Clifford Harper
Benjamin G. Hall
Hoag & Hall
Peabody
Salem Times
Peter
X. H
Concord
Ames
Vater Coffee
New Haven
Conn
Torrence
Taugsday
New England Plumbers' Supply Association Meeting Notes
Notes summarize a Busy Boston scene with talks on aesthetics in horticulture and a reading by George M. Whittaker, plus reports on Brookline Gas Company mains and lighting. Also mentions East Boston festival plans, fire alarm system inspection by New York officials, and a Pyrenees lecture at Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Plumbers’ Supply Association
Horticultural Hall
George M. Whittaker
New England Farmer
Brookline Gas Company
Citizens’ Trade Association of
East Boston
Maverick House
H. D. Perry
Richard Crocker
Smith
New York City
Brighton Road
Boston
New York
City
Wardwell
Unity Club holds house warming at Church of the Unity
At the church parlor reopening the Unity Literary Club celebrated with a reception and two charades. A church fair earlier raised 1850 dollars for refitting the vestry, including a hardwood floor, rugs, and an English oak gallery of furniture. The event noted the club as the oldest Unity group in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Unity
Jack Frost
Sleepy Hollows
William Nichols
W. H. Sands
A. I. Conant
Minot J. Savage
Unity Club
Obituary of Providence portraitist James Lincoln
James 8. Lincoln, a noted Providence portrait painter born in Taunton in 1811, died of pneumonia. A descendant of the Hingham Lincolns, he studied under Hinckley and painted governors, mayors, and notable figures. His works hang in Brown University, Rhode Island Historical Society, and national institutions. He served as Providence Art Club president and leaves a widow and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Lincoln
Providence
R. L
Hingham Lincolns
Taunton
Lincoln
Hinckley
Mir
Rhode Island
Rhode Island State House
Common Council
Brayton
Providence County Court House
Sayles Memorial Hall
Brown University
Chace
Rhode Island Historical Society
Zachariah Allen
Albert ©. Greene
Grimes
Levi Lincoln
Worcester
United States
Department of Justice
Washington
National House of Representatives
Robert G. Shaw
Boston
Memorial Hall
Cambridge
Mass
Providence Art Club
Death notices reflect varied lives from Maine to Connecticut
Obituaries recall John W. Dwyer a young journalist from Newburyport who died after a year long illness at his mother's home. Others include J H Torrey of North Weymouth a 43 year old shoe firm owner killed by pneumonia and Colonel George Kinney who helped found the first cotton hosiery house in New York in 1820. Van R. Littlefield a Maine veteran and post member, Theodore M. Lawrence poultry dealer in Fancuilsini Market, William Whiting killed in Florida, Lydia Young widow with Maine roots, Dr William B Abbe a Kansas veterinary surgeon, Rev John Smith of Toronto, and the Hartford widow of ex Lieutenant Governor Julius Catlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Dwyer
Newburyport
Grand Parks
Oak) Herald
West
J. H. Torrey
J. H
F. H. Torrey
North Weymouth
George Kinney
Norwich
Conn
New York
van R. Littlefield
Monroe
Littlefield
Maine
Lydia Young
St. Johnsbury
Buckfield
Norway
Pies
William B. Abbe
D. E. Abbe
New Bedford
Wichita
Kan
Montreal College
John Smith
Erskine Presbyterian Church
Toronto
Ont
Julius Catlin
Connecticut
Hartford
Supreme Judicial Court Session Opens With Case List
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court for the Commonwealth convened on January 20 with Justices Morrow Devens Allen Holmes and Knowlton Jr presiding. Cases argued include Haley v Boston & Albany Railroad Company Nos 1812 1813 along with May v Ham mond et al 1814 Welle v Gurney 1815 and Boardman v Boston Marine Insurance 1760. Attorneys listed for each side. The docket notes additional calendar entries Nos 1816 1821 1518 1822 1823 1824 1628 1830 1831 1657 1785 1766 1774 and 1816 for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court For
the Commonwealth
Morrow
J., Devens
C. Allen
Holmes and Knowlton, Jr
Daniel A. Haley
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Same
J. B. Richardson
Samuel Hoar
John May
Winthrop M. B. Hammond Et al
Moulton
McLaughlin v. Cecconi wall dispute at Endicott st
Superior Court session details tort action by Hugh McLaughlin against Sarah Cecconi for injuries to his premises from a wall she erected and attached to his wall. Include prior equity case and trial attorneys. Also lists damages petitions and multiple prior cases in the docket. The record notes a separate petition against the City of Boston over land taken for Hastburn street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Masson
Hugh McLaughlin
Sarah Cecconi
Endicott Street
O. A. Galvin
J. F. Cronan
J. R. Clark
Margaret Devlin
City of
Boston
Hastburn Street
Brighton
F. W. Kittredge
R. W. Nason
McLaughlin
Littlejohn
Fitcheonburg RR. Co
Duddy
Wright
Lothrop RR. Co
Haugher
Kernan
Devlin
Brown
Smith
Vaughn
Burkhardt
Seavey Vrs
Johnson
Standard
Jill
Newell
Treadwell
Doc
Homer
Cowan
Little
Old South Soc
Stuart
B.& A.rr
Wainwright
Fosdick
Bangs
Blume
Robbins
Same
Barker
Peter Leito
Collin Smith
Seeis
Bermuda
Charles E. Morrison
Harvey N. Shepard
E. P. Carver
Abner D
Snow Et al
Long Island
T. J. Gargan
I. M. Babson Pan
Stebbins v Stebbins Trial Opens in Court
In the case of Stebbins versus Stebbins the trial is underway with Lynde and Harding representing the plaintiff and Coggan and Schofield for the defendant. The docket lists cases including 185 B and A RR v City, Newton et al, Neil v Town of, McNamara v the same, Wellesley, Marsh v B and L RR, O Brien et al v, and Pierce v Hosmer with Framingham referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brignan
C. J
Stebbins
Lynde & Harding
Coggan & Schofield
City
Bnow
Same
Newton
Neil
Town
McNamara
Wellesley
Marsh
O’ Brien
Jury retires at 4 15 p m in fraud case
The case was submitted to the jury at 4:15 p m with Shattuck and Harriman representing the plaintiff and Ingersoll Knowlton for the defendant. No other jury trial. Motions and libels for divorce set for Monday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. QO. Shattuck
H. P. Harriman
R. G. Ingersoll
New York
H. M. Knowlton
Shackley v Hoyt tort action over poncaen slide injury
In Superior Court Isex County on January 20 1887 the case Shackley vs Hoyt concerns a personal injury claim from a passenger ride on a poncaen slide at Shaverhill on January 12 1887 owned by the defendant. Defense is a general denial. Attorneys are H F Hurlburt and S A Fuller for the plaintiff Brickett & Poor for the defense. A divorce lis pendens is noted with Edna Upton from Eben A Upton for desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shackley
Southwick
Ware
Alley
Lewis
Admr
Whelan
Mahoney
Hart
Gray
Breed
Baker
Lowe
Trustee
Healey
City of v
Salen
Peabody
Business Troubles Hit Several Firms Across North America
The article lists multiple distressed firms with large liabilities including S.C. Kanady & Co of Toronto facing 220000 with 70000 owed to Parry Sound Lumber and 160000 to Ontario Bank and others. It notes J G Hamilton Brown in Montreal convening creditor meetings amid losses from Rose and mentions numerous assignments, insolvencies, foreclosures, and detachments across cities including Buffalo Gardiner Needham Des Moines Hammond Cincinnati and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Kanady & Co
Toronto
Ont
Parry Sound Lumber Company
Ontario Bank
J. G. Hamilton Brown
Lawrence C
Montreal
Brown
Rose
Adolph Lenze
Buffalo
N. Y
Henry
Zeller, Palmer & Co
Gardiner
Amos K. Austine
Chelsea
J. A. Osborn
Grocer
South Braintree
Willard Carver
Livermore Centre
Wingate
Needham
Philadelphia Lubric Company
Philadelphia
Jackson Heiss
Walf & Stine
New Vienna
Des Moines Furnishing Company
Des Moines
P. M. Temple
Hammond
Ill
P. C. Cleves
Decatur
Til
Adam Sehnacky
Farmer
Lewis
A. Leno
Fleming & Co
New York
W. J. M. Gordon
Cincinnati
David L. Hyman
Hotels and reunions fill Boston social season venues
Guests at Parker's Tremont Revere and Crawford House include J P Pigott W H Millikin D M Sabin and other notables from New Haven Portland Minnesota Maine and Quebec. The Newspaper Club met at the Tremont and the Forty-fifth Regiment group dined at Young's with War reminiscences. The Twenty fourth Regiment held its twenty third annual reunion at Young's as General Osborn reelected president and officers chosen for brigade plans. A regiment history by H B McClellan will be published soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker's
J. P. Pigott
New Haven
W. H. Millikin
Portland
D. M. Sabin
Minnesota
Frederick A. Mason
Bridgeport
E. A. Dewitt
Dallas
Tex
D. Lorti
John G. Ross
Quebec
Ellen L. Fisher
Etta J. Ruggles
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Crawford House
Newspaper Club
Tremont House
New England Dealers’ and Plumbers’ Supply Association
Revere House
Forty-fifth Regiment
Young
Lucian Windsor
W. Kinsley
M. J. Coleman
Cyrus Bates
Twentyfourth Regiment
Osborn
John C. Cook
William V. Hutchins
J. A. Osgood
James Thompson
John ©. Cook
Connecticut
Maine
H. B. McClellan
Unfounded rumor on Boston and Albany plan to buy Fair building
Officials deny any intention by the Boston and Albany Railroad to purchase the Mechanics' Fair building for a passenger station. The sale of the property has not been brought before the Mechanic Association directors and no offer has been received. Meanwhile, the late George B. Wentworth's sons announce the Dover shoe factory will continue operating in New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston& Albany Railroad Company
Mechanics’ Fair
Boston & Albany Railroad
Mechanic Association
George B. Wentworth
Bradford
Dover, N. H
Superior Court case involves Chester Snowyn vs John B Alley
In Norfolk County on January 20, Judge Pigman presides over No 876, a damages action seeking recovery for the alleged conversion of 150 postal telegraph bonds. The case names Chester Snowyn and John B Alley as the principal parties in a civil suit seeking restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Pigman
Chester Snowyn
John B. Alley
Allentown and multiple city ads show various shoemakers and firms
A dense list of advertisers from Allentown to Trenton includes N A Haas Farr Haas & Co in Chicago and many others such as L B Mantonya of Cincinnati Kutz & Murr of San Francisco Adler Frank & Co in St Louis and Vance and T E McCoy Vance lnges Shoe Company. The fragment presents a catalog of shoe firms and ads across numerous states with partial names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Penn
A Haas
Farr, Haas & Co
Chicago
L & Mantonya
Mantonya & Co
Cincinnati
L Runkel
I Failer’s Sons & Co
Columbia
D Lever
Lever & Stork, Craw
Detroit
Mich
H Fyte
H Fyfe & Co
Elizabeth City
R Bright
Fowler & Co
Grand Rapids
R Mayhew
Harrisburg
George W Meily
Kansas City
P Moores
P Moores & Son
Lincoln
Lovgeman & Bro
Omaha
Pittsburg
H J Lang
HJ & G
M Lang
Ff Owens
H Chaddock & J
Peoria
H Threlbar
H Dowing
Dowing & Olney
Quincy
W B Bowen
Markley & Bowen
San Francisco
Cal
L Murr
Kutz & Murr
St Louis
J Frank
Adler, Frank & Co
G W Todd
Woulman-Todd Boot and Shoes Company
I Chistett
Chislett & Sons
S. Trenton
J K. Ashton
Traverse City
E Atwood
Vance
T E McCoy Vance
Also Mentioned on This Page
Franklin Association
Maine Industrial Statistics
Framingham Mystery
Mt. Holyoke Seminary
Unity Literary Club
James
Down
Garret
James Pyle
Eines
Reardon
Kellogg
Frothingham
Wadleigh
Herler
Cressy
Reg. Flour M. Co, B. & L. RR
Plunkett
Town Five
Ct. Sav. Bk
Henn
Fitch
Walters
Shute
Sess
Child
Bearse
McDowell
Blackstone N. Kank
Parker
Laine
Stackpole
Chlark
Arnsworth
Schoen
de Beer
Carter
Babcock
Burke
Leavitt
Seymour
Lord
Lyndon
Small
Coney
King
Bitzpatrick
Turner
Paul
Sefton W. Pt
Publicover
Prieda
Capello
Corinda
Flaherty
White
Langhan
Porter
Hosfine
Internat’l S Steamer Co
Shepard
Baxter
Simpson
Davis
Dodgery
Lamont G. Burnham
Roxbury Gas Light Company
Hia
Roxbury Canal
S. Jenney
Plains
William Gaston
L. Bb. Whitney
Edward B. Paul
Douglass Forbes
Wells Avenue
Dorchester
One Roberts
Frank Paul
J. A. Maxwell
Burnham
Rox
Gas
Askanasy
Boariman
Has
Harrington
Brenkell
Nan
Frost
Allen
Wyman
Giles
Kingsbury
Strain
Lee
Sturtevant Vy. Guild
Francis
Market Nat. Bank
Kakas
Beckley
McCormack
Brad
Williams
Crockerlee
Lambert
Hatch
Harris
Met. RR
UnitEd States Corourry Court
Lovell
Isex County
Thompson, J
Gover Cork
Tame Signature
Wester HH. Graves & Sons
Vanornum & Southwick
Tremont Street
Roomil
Joh P. Leary
Main Street
Mant
Wilbur
A. &. Wilbor
Washington Street
Dr. Semmes & Son
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C
Winter Street
DR. Collamore
Winter St
Chandler’s
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Bay State
Haynes Excelsior
Wm. B. Tilton
Haynes
Crosby
I.e
Haynes & Co
Court St
Harvard
H. R. A. Carey
Freshman
T. R. Chave
A. J. Garcean
Historical Society
J.C Lopes
Church OF the Discretes
James Freeman Clarke
Christ
Savuor
Newbury Street
Exeter Street
Hale
Wells Memorial Hall
Castle Street
A. H. Amory
Stokes
Institute
Young Ladies
Arlington Street
Brooke Herford
Copley Square
Boylston Street
Edward A. Horton
First Spiritual Temple
Newbury
Exeter
D. E. Caswell
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Waynes
Pees
M. Cunistian Union
Union Hall
Christopher R. Eliot
Mr. Eliot
J. Whelpley
Miss Hattier
Whittier
C. i. Wells
G. A. Dayett
J. FE. Botume
Columbus Avenue
Marcus D. Buell
George S. Avery
S. W. Cole
Boot and Shoe Buyers
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