Funeral Notices and Lectures in Boston Area
Funeral of Samuel P. Curtis at Bulfinch Street Chapel with burial in Andover Mass. Irish Societies of Boston arrange Wendell Phillips lecture on March 21 at Music Hall. Young Men's Christian Association parlor lecture given by Thomas Doane on The Northwest and the Northern Pacific Railroad. Woman's American Baptist Home Mission Society meets at Clarendon Street Baptist Church to discuss New York convention actions. Funeral of Miss Mary Jane Ellis in Roxbury with service at Dr Putnam's Church Eliot Square and burial at Forest Hills.
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Samuel P. Curtis
Bulfinch Street Chapel
Dr. Wickley
Andover
Mass
Irish Societies of Boston
Wendell Phillips
Music Hall
Young Men’s Christian Association
Thomas Doane
Northern Pacific
Northwest
Woman’s American Baptist Home Mission Society
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
New York
Mary Jane Ellis
Roxbury
Sierre Madre
Los Angeles County
Cal
Irish Free Soil League
League
Ireland
Parnell
P. J. O'Daly
National Land League of Ireland
Thomas M. Brewer
Beacon Street
John Ware
Arlington Street Church
Mt. Auburn
Overseers of Poor to furnish shoes for pupils in public schools
A long list of council orders and committee referrals covers funding for poor pupil shoes, school expenditures and courthouse site actions, with petitions postponed. The Howard Athenium segment reports a strong welcome for Josh Hart's variety company return and a varied program of acts and finales.
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Slade
Boston
Memorial Service for Bishop Gilbert Haven at Grace Church
Public services in memory of Bishop Gilbert Haven were held at Grace Church on Temple Street with solemn mourning decor and a large audience of denomination leaders. The memorial addressed Haven’s life, faith, and reform work, praising his scholarship, kindness, courage, and leadership as a pastor, editor, and advocate for humanity. The Boston Preachers’ Meeting adopted resolutions honoring his eight years as bishop and expressing faith that his work would continue despite his death.
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Gilbert Haven
Grace Church
Temple Street
Boston Preachers’ Association
McKeown
W.C. High
George M. Steele
Wilbraham Academy
W. 5. Studley
Boston
Christ
Dr. Warren
Boston University
Petition and legislative notices from Massachusetts session
Mr Abbott presents Raid Avery petition seeking adjustment of unsettled balances with the Commonwealth and guidance to avoid contract doubt. Belchertown and Palmer boundary changes proposed. Various committee reports on stock reduction, prison work rebuilding funds, and other estatutory matters. Election order for Second Suffolk vacancy and actions on attachments and real estate sales. Rate of interest debate and committee recommendations discussed.
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Abbott
Worcester
Raid, Avery & Co
Commonwealth
Knowlton
Rampden
A. P. Cohen
Belchertown
Palmer
Committee On Judiciary
Nichols
Lawrence
Attempted Robbery at Malden House Ends in Escape
A servant at No 8 Holyoke Place fought off a burglar who entered wearing a woman's cloak. The assailant threw a brick, struck the girl, and fled through a window leaving a basket of silverware packed for removal. The incident accompanies local school and police notes from Malden.
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C. H. Harris
Holyoke Place
St. Mary’s Parish
Father Scully
Annual Meetings of Rockwort Granite and Related Firms
At the annual meeting of the Rockwort Granite Company officers were elected. directors included Lemuel Shaw John Gardner Frederick Jones Pliny Nickerson A C Sanborn Thomas T Bouve and Elisha Whitney with John Stimson as treasurer and John Lathrop as clerk. The Granite Railway Company also met with officers elected: President John C Pratt vice president John D Parker and directors William B Sewall John F Oegood John E Leighton George F Williams George Lewis, clerk and treasurer George Lewis. The thirty sixth annual meeting of the New England Mutual Life Insurance Company elected directors Marshall P Wilder Geo H Folger Dwight Foster James Sturgis Nathaniel J Bradlee Percival L Everett Charles A Cotting Joseph M Gibbons Benjamin F Burgess Benjamin F Stevens. The Boston and Roxbury Mill Corporation stockholders elected directors Charles Henry Parker William W Tucker Samuel Jennison Samuel G Snelling William S Whitwell William F Matchett and Walter C Cabot with Whitwell elected clerk. The Shawmut Congregational Church named officers Clerk W G Benedict treasurer James F Brown Standing Committee D M Weston S G Weber James S Stone Nathan Crowell C A Putnam Henry Williams Sabbath School Committee M F Dickinson Jr Franklin Crosby J A Felt D F Partridge Henry Williams superintendent of Home School W F Whittemore secretary treasurer S F Robinson librarian E W Davis assistant librarians F S Allen F W Hobbs superintendent of Mission School A S Lovett secretary treasurer KR Ainsley assistant librarian R A Huse.
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Lemuel Shaw
John Gardner
Frederick Jones
Pliny Nickerson
A.C. Sanborn
Thomas T. Bouve
Elisha Whitney
John Stimson
Cclerk
John Lathrop
Granite Railway Company
John C. Pratt
John D. Parker
William B. Sewall
John F. Oegood
John E. Leighton
George F. Williams
George Lewis
Geo. Lewis
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Morday
Marshall P. Wilder
Geo. H. Folger
Dwight Foster
James Sturgis
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Percival L. Everett
Charles A. Cotting
Joseph M. Gibbons
Benjamin F. Burgess
Benjamin F. Stevens
Boston and Roxbury Mill Corporation
Charles Henry Parker
Wm. W. Tucker
Samuel Jennison
Samuel G. Snelling
Whitwell
Wm. F. Matchett
Walter C. Cabot
William
D. M. Weston
S. G. Weber
James S. Stone
Nathan Crowell
C. A. Putnam
Henry Williams
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Franklin Crosby
J. A. Felt
D. F. Partridge
Home School
W. F. Whittemore
F. Robinson
E. W. Davis
F. S. Allen
F. W. Hobbs
Mission School
A. S. Lovett
KR. Ainsley
R. A. Huse
Deacon Cyrus Foster Dies At 83 In Boston
Eccentric Boston figure known for annual receptions and service as coachman to old families passes away at home in Phillips Court. He helped at St. Paul’s organ for over thirty years and was a familiar sight near Faneuil Hall Market. Also notes the death of Rev. Edward P. McCort in South Adams and several other obituaries with dates and places.
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Mr. Foster
Chelmsford
Mass
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Deacon Foster
St. Paul’s Church
Faneuil Hall
Edward P. M’cort
St. Charlies
South Adams
Father McCort
Ireland
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Montreal
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St. John’s
Foster Hi. Randal
Tibbitts
Hopedale
Milford
Philip Edward Pusey
Pusey
Oxford
Col. M. P. Plummer
Minneapolis (Minn.) Tribune
Appeal to Canadians for Irish famine relief
Parnell and Dillon urge the Dominion of Canada to form relief committees and send subscriptions to the Irish Famine Relief Fund at the National Bank of Montreal. They warn thousands will starve in Connaught within six weeks if government action does not occur, promising funds will be used within a week to save lives.
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N. Y
Messrs. Parnell and
Dillon
Dominion of Canada
Central Office
Park Place
New York
Ireland
Canada
Dominion
Irish Famine Relief Fund
National Bank of Montreal
Connaught
Chales
Parnell
John Dillon
Five Hundred Dollars Raised for Ireland Aid in North Adams
A meeting in North Adams raised 500 for Ireland with a Hi bernian order donating 40. The Rev Father McCort of Adams lay in state at St Charles Church awaiting funeral at 8 tomorrow with 150 priests from across the state attending. The 33 year old priest had led the parish seven years.
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North Adams
Mass
Ireland
Hibernian Order
Father McCort
Adams
St. Charles Church
Father McCart
Brown
John Stuart Wells
Williamstown
John Curtis
Coleraine
Boston Day Fair Trip to Providence on Tuesday 27th
The First Light Infantry Regiment offers a Boston Day trip to a Providence fair. Fare includes admission and return by train from Providence station at 2 PM, 4 PM, or 5:30 PM. return departs Providence at 11:30 PM.
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First Light Infantry Regiment
Boston
Providence
East Boston Trades Festival Highlights State Leaders
The seventh annual East Boston Citizens Trade Association festival at Maverick House featured Governor Long and guests like Hon. Chas. J. Noyes, Geo. A. Marden, Collector Beard, and Hon. Eustace Fitz. A social hour, musical program, banquet for about 300, and speeches by local officials followed. The event praised East Boston’s growth, commerce, and civic leadership, ending with a dance and remarks on future Island manufacturing and trade prospects.
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Maverick House
East Boston
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Chas. J. Noyes
House of Representatives
Geo. A. Marden
Beard
Eustace ©. Fitz
Henrys. Westburn
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R. R. Bishop
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Martin
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Alonzo Coy
KE. M. McPherson
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A. H. Lewis
Ot My Shaw
Clarence P. Lozell
Portland Man Dies After Stairs Fall In New England News
Michael Cunningham of Portland fell on stairs striking his head and died Sunday morning. A collection was taken in Catholic churches across Portland and the diocese for Irish sufferers, yielding a large sum. A Fort Fairfield man sues Maine General Hospital for 10000 dollars over alleged leg amputation malpractice. The Lark Cedar Craft beat Kingsport in a friendly race at Antwerp after 30 days at sea. Bowdoin College medical enrollment totals 247 with a 16 week spring lecture series starting February 12 led by Prof. William Warren Greene.
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Michael Cunningham
Portland
James A. Healey
Ireland
Maine General Hospital Corporation
Fort Fairfield
Antwerp
Kingsport
Bowdoin College
Medical Department
William Warren Greene
Bigamy arrest shocks Peterboro church member
A 76 year old Peterboro church member was arrested on bigamy charges. The report notes his age and local denomination ties as the case unfolds.
Norwich district schools suspend over measles outbreak
The report notes two Norwich district schools suspended due to measles prevalence. Other items include Albert Bashaw of Johnson with a jailed incident in woods and a larceny charge against J. Albans suspect for pepper attack on a jailor. C F Glynn reappears in Denver sending creditors 10 percent dividend.
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Albert Bashaw
Johnson
St Christopher C
Albans
C. F. Glynn
Saxton’s River
Denver
Col
Fitchburg Directory 5244 Names with 449 New Additions
The Fitchburg directory lists 5,244 names an increase of 449 since last year. Reports of multiple accidents include James Shanley of Webster run over and seriously injured. a Worcester man William Robarge severely hurt by a fall while drunk. and a Hawley child burned to death after being left briefly alone. Brockton water works progress begins as spring opens. Brockton boot and shoe shipments rose to 5,291 cases from 2,856. The Liliputian Opera Company schedules stops at Miller's Falls Ayer Malden Melrose February 2 Andover. Brockton town expenditures for 1879 likely exceed appropriations by 10,000 to 20,000. Springfield police seize liquor from John Madden after license revocation. Eugene S. Rose beaten by Arthur Peckham and another man with feared internal injuries. Bequests from Capt. Nathaniel Eldred provide funds to West Falmouth churches and missions. Gloucester forms new sanitary committee with Hazen L. Follanshee as chair and William H. Haskell as clerk. Spencer butcher L M Prouty accused of misappropriating about 1500 dollars, forcing creditors to settle for 50 cents on the dollar. Lowell School Committee reassigns A. L. Bacheller. suspends schools Feb 23. outlines teacher examination.
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Fitchburg
James Shanley
Webster
Brockton
Wm. Robarge
Worcester
Harvey Hadlock
Hawley
Liliputian Opera Company
Miller’s Falls
Ayer
Malden
Melrose
Andover
Springfield
John Madden
Eugene S. Rose
New Bedford
Arthur Peckham
Nathaniel Eldred
West Falmouth
Methodist Episcopal Society
American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions
Massachusetts Home Missionary Society
Lowell School Committee
A. L. Bacheller
Colburn Grammar School
Green School
George W. Howe
Colburn
Exquisite Tennyson volume with music and art
The Harper edition presents Songs from Tennyson set to music by various composers with eleven sketches and a frontispiece of the poet laureate. The volume is lavishly bound in myrtle green and dedicated to the Queen. It includes thirty five new songs and ten classic poems with both musical notes and poetic text. Also reviewed Hawthorne by Henry James Jr in the English Men of Letters series and Progress and Poverty by Henry George, criticized for verbosity and flawed premises.
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Gov. Long
K. F. Gordon
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New York
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Hawthorne
Henry James, JR
Newogee
Boston
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Nathaniel Hawthorne
James
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Miss Green
Leavenworth
Wilkie Collins
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North Margin Street
Ieee
Osgood Carleton
Saffold Registry of Deeds
F. W. Kittredge
Boston Mass
Jals
Edward W. Harding
Ae Harding
Edward W
FEE
Harriet B. Harding
Mary &. B. Huse
Tt Neponset
Neponset Avenue
Walnut Street
Hardine’s
Neporset Avenue
Mary ¥. B. Muse
Horton