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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1887

Page

5

Artificial Flame and the New York Authors' Club

G. E. Montgomery reviews the heated debate sparked by G P Lathrop and the Forum on New York literature. He defends the Authors' Club as a social, noncommercial gathering of writers and praises Daly's Taming of the Shrew revival while noting close attention to theater management and literary movements.

New York Post G. P. Lathrop Harper's Magazine Authors’ Club Lathrop Edgar Fawcett Fawcett Boston Philadelphia Chicago Forum Jim Penman Madison Square Theatre Age Daly Palmer Sir Charles Young London Daly Veronese Ana Galilee Shakspere Petruchio

School Board Meeting Deliberates Appointments and Repairs

The regular meeting on Mason Street chaired by President Timothy J. Dacey approved nominations for special assistant and temporary teachers across districts Adams Eliot Hyde Mt Vernon Stoughton and others with reports accepted. A health fumigation plan and extra steam radiators for Hyde and Prince schools were approved. The Boston Society of Natural History requested science lecture funding and Ellen H Richards praised for school supervisor candidacy. Examinations committee appointed General Francis A Walker to fill a vacancy. Accounts presented current expenditures ten months into 1886 87 show salaries school and janitors fuel supplies and misc expenses totaling 1 229 517 90 with unspent balance 254 482 10.

Mason Street Timothy J. Dacey Lyman Helen J. Morris Charles H. Wilson Adams Genevieve C. Roach Eliot Ida E. Bailey George Putnam Etta Jordan Hyde Inez Drake Mt. Vernon Eva L. Munroe Dwight Frank M. McCutchins Sherwin Cornelia M.collamore Stoughton Thomas A. Mullen George W. Evans William B. Snow James EF. Thomas Lillian M. Towne Bennett Angeline S. Morse Bigelow Benjamin F. Brown Gibson Elizabeth Boies Esther Fletcher Margaret T. Wise Winthrop Blake Board of Health Hyde and Prince Boston Society of Natural History Committee On Accounts Massachusetts Society For the University Education of Women Ellen H. Richards Francis A. Walker

Potter and Knollin Tie The Knot In Maplewood

Jan 25 Maupen report states J. A. Potter and Miss Hannah Knollin wed at the bride’s father Alderman William Knollin’s Maplewood home. Potter runs a local livery stable linked to the Maplewood coach line. Rev. J. W. F. Barnes officiated and a reception followed.

Maupen J. A. Potter Hannah Knollin William Knollin Maplewood Potter J. W. F. Barnes

Graduates Named At Salem State Normal School Exercises

Graduating exercises were held at the State normal school in Salem at the close of the sixty-fifth semi annual term. The class includes Francella Bacheller Lynn Abby Baker Marshfield Ida Baker Phillipston Mary Bingham Shoreham Vt Myra Bumstead Wilbraham Anna Chisholm Gloucester Jennie Clement Gloucester Ellen Dempsey Melrose Mary Donahue Medford Anabel Durgin Cambridge Alice Fanton Gloucester Ida Farnum Peabody Laura Felker Brockton Evelyn Howes Essex Margaret Mackenzie Salem Elizabeth Osgood Salem Lizzie Richardson Salem Hattie Ropes Salem Hattie Shepard Arlington Katherine Sinclair Columbia Falls Me Katherine Stripp Gloucester Minna Tenney Littleton Mabel Vickery Lynn. The next term begins with exams for admission on Tuesday Feb 8.

State Normal School Salem Francella W. Bacheller Lynn Abby T. Baker Marshfield Ida L. Baker Phillipston Mary S. Bingham Shoreman Myra A. Bumstead Wilbraham Anna J. Chisholm Gloucester Jennie M. Clement Ellen C. Dempsey Melrose Mary A. Donahue Medford Anabel Durgin Cambridge Alice M. Fanton Ida B. Farnum Peabody Laura A. Felker Brockton Evelyn S. Howes Essex Margaret H. Mackenzie Elizabeth 5. Osgood Lizzie W. Richardson Hattie R. Ropes Hattie E. Shepard Arlington Katherine L. Sinclair Columbia Falls Katherine Stripp Minna KE. Tenney Littleton Mabel Vickery

Estate of Charles Gordon Greene Inventories Assets

Spencer W Richardson Frank E James and George A Farlow appraisers value the Greene estate at 20307929 with 17847929 personal property and 26600 real estate. Personal assets include 50000 Providence city bonds 25000 Worcester city bonds 31000 Atchison Topeka Santa Fe bonds and stock 12000 Burlington Chicago railroad stock. Also notes Paine's Furniture Company 48 Canal street offers new styles at low prices.

Spencer W. Richardson Frank E. James George A. Farlow Charles Gordon Greene Fost City of Providence City of Worcester Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Paine Canal Street Chicago Kansas City Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R. Co Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company Baring Bros. & CO London Kidder, Peabody & Coo Boston New York LEE, Higginson & CO

Massachusetts Horticultural Society seeks Public Garden quarters

A petition to the Boston common council seeks permission to erect a permanent 50 by 100 foot Horticultural Hall in the Public Garden with a 6000 volume library, an iron arches canopy and 10000 square feet tent space for rhododendron and rose shows. plans rely on 1859 acts allowing horticultural buildings in that area.

Common Council New West End Boston Massachusetts Horticultural Society Tremont Street M. D. Ross Ross Arlington Charles Streets Back Bay Fred L. Ames Sargent C. M. Hovey Henry P. Walcott Hunnewell H. H. Richardson Society Boylston Street Wellesley Horticultural Society North Market Street Joy Building Rogers Cornhill Tremont Row Old Latin School School Street Parker House Harvey D. Parker West St Aeons Streets Montgomery House George W. Fowle Robert Manning Massachusetts New England

Winthrop Residents Protest Railroad Extension Across Crystal Bay

At an adjourned railroad commissioners hearing Boston Winthrop Shore plans to lay track across Crystal Bay near Snake Island, Winthrop. Yacht Club members oppose, citing loss of boating privileges and water rights. residents warn of reduced anchorage and property value. Decision reserved.

Boston, Winthrop & Shore Railroad Crystal Bay Snake Island Winthrop Great Head Ocean Spray Rice Charles P. Flagg Henry E. Turner, Jr William 8 Boyd Floyd E. H. Bradshaw J. W. Hildreth Wince

Browning Society Meets in Brunswick

The Browning Society held its tenth meeting at the Brunswick yesterday afternoon with a 3 pm lecture by Dr. Edward M. Harris analyzing The Ring and the Book. A discussion followed led by Rev. H. G. Spaulding and Mr. Emery of Concord New Hampshire on bylaws and organizing for the May annual meeting.

Browning Society Brunswick Edward M. Harris Rome H. G. Spaulding Emery Concord N. H

Boston Theatres Schedule Highlights(1890s Amusements)

Afternoon and evening showings listed for venues including Globe Theatre with Romeo and Virginius. Park Theatre with The Humming Bird. Boston Theatre presenting Rienzi. and others such as The Jit and Never Say Die. Performances start around 2 PM and 7:45 PM in most houses.

Boston Globe Theatre Louis James Virginius Park Theatre Salsbury Troubadours Lawrence Barrett Rienzi Holis Street Boucicault Howard Athenasum Marie Wainwright J. B. Studley Appius Claudius

Auction Sales Announced For Thursday And Today

Stocks R L Day Co and Francis Henshaw Co hold sales at 11:50 am and 12 pm respectively. Horatio Harris offers fruit at 12 pm, Leonard & Co carpets to follow. Harris again posts 12 pm sale time for fruit on Thursday.

R. L. Day & Co Francis Henshaw & Co Horatio Harris Leonard & Co

Marriages in Massachusetts and Malden

Charles W. Card and Nellie F. Wright wed in East Pepperell on January 23. J A Potter and Hannah Knollin tied the knot in Malden on January 25.

Card Wright East Pepperell Mass P. C. Sloper Charles W. Card Nellie F. Wright Knollin—Potter Malden W. F. Barnes J. A. Potter Hannahnollin

Obituary notices list deaths across multiple cities in January

A Boston area death list records January deaths including Electa Wilder Dow at Roxbury. Ellen Eaton of South Boston. Caroline Friese. Olivia Hews. Emma Hoitt. Martha Paddleford. J B Andrews of Palmer Florida. Henry B Brigham. Grace Tavener. Captain William Carney. Lillie Happer Cunningham in Canton China. Thomas A Chase of West Fairlee Vermont. L A Co Dunlap in New York. Lucy H Fester of Brooklyn. W H Hutchinson of Wakefield. Sarah Huntington of New London Conn. Caroline Kent Newman of Brunswick. Nancy Packard of West Bridgewater. Benjamin Rand of Cambridge. Lizzie Newhall of Maldon. The list also notes various ages and places including Dresden Maine and Brockton, Massachusetts.

Emma E George I. Hoitt Paddleford Roxbury Martha A Peleg H. Paddleford Andrews Palmer Fla J. B. Andrews Brigham Lexington Henry B. Brigham Tavener Mattapan Grace William Ann M. Tavener Carney Somerville William Carney Dresden Cunningham Canton China Lillie Happer Theo. Bliss Cunningham Kingston, Wie Andrew P. Happer Chase West Fairlee Thomas A. Chase Dunlap New York Andrew Dunlap Foster Brooklyn N. Y C. A. Foster Lucy H. Fester Worcester Hutchinson Wakefield W. H. Hutchinson Huntington New London Conn Sarah S Daniel Huntington, Sary Brockton Mass Newman Brunswick Caroline Kent Newman Samuel P. Newman Bowdoin College William A. Kent Concord N. H Packard West Bridgewater Nancy Packard Lemuel Packard Marshfield Rand Cambridge Benjamin R. Rand Stevens Maldon Lizzie B. Newhall W. A. Stevens

Pictures of Sydney Arrive in Boston Exhibition

The city of Sydney New South Wales presents twenty one photographs to Boston showing a city with grand sandstone and marble buildings. The town hall and government buildings rise among tropical vegetation and several stories high, as the collection will be housed in the Public Library. Accompanying papers include newspapers of sixteen and twenty pages.

Sydney New South Wales Boston Town Hall

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Christoper Sly Ada Rehan Miss Dauvray Bronson Howard Lyceum Theatre Mr. Howard Beethoven Anton Schott Germany Mary E. Tate Thomas H Uater Normal College Hammond G. E. Montgomery Knollin-Potter Colonel Greene The Browning FURS I B. Sears E. B. Sears NEW Publications DR. Hammond Susquehanna William A. Hammond Grattan Pennsylvania D. Appleton & Co., Publishers Franklin Street No. & Oliver Street Star George F. Wade Oliver Street Union Pacific Railroad Company Pullman Palace Car Company Fred. B. Abbot Congress Street New England Conservatory Franklin S0 E. Tourjeere C. QO. Hurlbut New York City Lewis B. Monroe Bradford St Cor. Waltham Atchison Chicago, Santa Fe & California Railway Co Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company John Jeffries & Sons Devonshire Street Alfred T. Turner Grand Trunk Railway OF Canada Portland John Taylor Montreal Joseph Hickson Blair Atall Druggists Pullman’s Palace Gar CO CuicaGo Farmers’ Loan and Trust CO William Street George M. Pullman Boston and Roxbury Mile Corporation Boston and Roxbury Mill Corporation Joan A, Bennett Pictures OF Commonwealth of Massachusetts Strate Committee On Insurance Insurance Commissioner Commonwealth State House Ht. M. Phillips Robert Henry Henery Morgan & CO Women’s Educational and Industrial Union Boylston St Gorham Rogers & CO Dundee Federal Street DeSeanaareree James Coburn Leominster Perser Aaron R. Gay & CO State Street Broad Street J. W. Rose Jia.m.tolp Board of Directors East Boston Ferries North Ferry East Boston Eee A A. ©. Whitney George Atkinson Office of Post Boston Theatre Eugene Tompkins Miss Mitford Ren Ideal Opera Company Boston Ideal Opera CO W. H. Foster Fra Diavolo Martha Victor Mile Zeke de Lussan Marie Stone Sonia LaBlache Harriet Avery Tom Karl W. H. Lateton Henry C. Barnabee W. H. Macdonald Clement Bainbridge Ivan Morawski W. H.clark M. B. Curtis Thet Theatre Isaac B. Rich Myles O'Hara Mr. Boucicault Fin Mac Cool Skibbereen Nate Salsbury Nellie McHenry Hoodman Blind Boston Museum BE. M Montel William Gillette Calti Howard Athenaum Dowling Sadie Hassen Bijou Theatre Confpusion Su Pictures Max Lisourel A. A. Childs & Co New Gallery Washington Street Ehreal Estate WM. C. Codman J. G. Freeman Kilby Street Devonshire St Coffin & Henry OWA Iowa State St Des Moines Suffolk Superior Court Winslow D. Wiswell Alonzo P. Clifford Winslow LD. Wiswell Everett F. Chapman Carpente Copartners Howard Avenue Said Avenue Sargent Street Hartford Street William Gray Said Basto Katharine Gray Edward Cunningham Milton Norfolk Clifford Alice C. Clark James E. Blakeley William Gray, Jr J. D. Thompson Ss. Superior Court Boston Post Jos A. Willard
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