Probate notices from Massachusetts court for multiple estates
Citations issued for the estates of Charlotte Davis Watkins Garrett Welton Palmer George Eddy Grace Watson and others. Public notices require heirs and creditors to appear, show cause, or present claims by court deadlines in Boston Post during February 1893. Executors and administratrix named with bond requirements and filing of final or second accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Commonwealthe
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Probate Court
Samuel 8. Gleason
Crus
James Y. Allison
Newton
DeForest Allison
Kiowa
Kansas
Jerusha Piper
Louis Allison Piper
Keene
New Hampshire
Almira Weston Fish
Windsor
Vermont
Cynthia Anna Bryant
Los Angeles
California
Carrie A. Maxwell
Ballard
Cambridge
Nelllioner
Boston Post
Boston
George M. Brooks
Folsom
Charlotte Davis Watkins
Otis Henry Watkins
Suffolk
Jonny W. MeKr
Esquire
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Garrett Welton Palmer
Gaid County
Grace A. Palmer
Jonny W. McKim
Elwah George
Register
George &. Eddy
Rebeccam. Eddy
Sach
Joax W. McKim
Sam
Elijah George
Grace H. Watson
Saich
Horace H. Watson
Ilness
Jons W. McKim, Beyans
James Jackson
William I
Bowditch
Holden Eer
Esq
Job F. Bailey
Jennie C. Bailey
Loston
Jons W. McKim
George Morang
Eastport
Washington County
Maine
Adeline Morang
Admx
Court Square
Fred H. Seavey
Attorney Docket Of Familiar Civil And Criminal Cases
Civil and Supreme Judicial Court dockets list January sessions with Aldrich and Morse involved, cases: Soper vs Central Vermont Railroad, Clark v Patterson, Lynch v Union Savings, Abbott v Hills, and Commonwealth v Igo among others. Criminals include multiple Commonwealth v defendants and various appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Aldrich
J. E. Soper
Central Vermont Railroad Company
R. M. Morse
George van Kennan
Ogdensburg
N. Y
E. Eg
Sigourney Butler
C. A . Prouty
Vermont
Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Frieio
C. J
Allen
Same
McKenna
Bingham
Colligan
Sheedy
Sturtevant
Commonwealth
Benson
Thompson
Libel case over collision damages on the Indian and York
In Suffolk court records a libel by the Andrew J. York owners and crew against the steamer Indian follows a collision on Sept 6 1891 near Handkerchief lightship Nantucket Shoals. Both vessels found at fault with half damages awarded. other docket items include habeas corpus plea and various civil actions in Boston courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
J. Horace M. Sargent
Steamer
Andrew J. York
Nantucket Shoals
Sargent
C. H. Littlejohn
Samuel Griffin
John Johnson
Charles Dahl
James O'Neill
Woodman & Thompson
Portland
L.S. Dabney
F. Cunningham
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Company
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Equity
Morton
Patrick F. Kerrigan
Cambridge
Woburn
F. P. Curran
M. E. Fales
McCarthy v City of Cambridge Personal Injury Verdict
Eugene McCarthy and another pursue $3000 damages for injuries on a highway against City of Cambridge. Jury returns verdict for the defendant. Trials heard together with counsel W B Orcutt for plaintiffs and C J Melntire for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BraLey
Annie J. Coe
City of
Boston
M. Storey
T. W. Proctor
Sarah W. Rolinson
Dover Street
W. Bartlett
E. R. Anderson
J. S. Bacon
A.m
J.e.cotton
G. W. Norris
H. F. Nuphen
Eugene McCarthy
Cambridge
W. B. Orcutt
C. J. Melntire
Cambridge Scene of Charity and Local Politics
A Cambridge Bound car scene shows a passerby aiding a blind man, attracting praise for kindness. The city marks Bishop rooks with half mast flags. Local political shifts stir in 1893 Republican committee planning. Isaac B. Pear favored for treasurer, Teele as secretary, Fred W. Dallinger to succeed. John Read joins YMCA as sustaining member. Morrill resumes practice at 568 Main Street. East End Union hosts an entertainment. Cambridge Athletic Association prepares a polo team for the New England Skating carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Square
Chambers Street
Bishop Rooks
Republican City Committee
Brown
Ategat
Isaac 8. Pear
Pear
Frank H. Teele
Fred W. Dallinger
Teele
John Read
Cambridge Young Men’s Christian Association
Cambridge's Heaviest Residents Named
The Post profiles ten Cambridge residents all said to weigh over two hundred pounds each. Names include George M. Clukas, G. W. Whitney, Edward Kendall, J. K. Abbott, Co. G. Wentworth, Smith A. Mowry, M. S. Busnach, W. H. Elkins, D. S. Coolidge, and Charles Olmstead. Tomorrow the Post will publish ten more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Post
George M. Clukas
G. W. Whitney
Edward Kendall
J. K. Abbott
G. Wentworth
Smith A. Mowry
M.S. Busnach
W. H. Elkins
D.S. Coolidge
Charles Olmstead
Roxbury's Heavyweights Named for Post Honors
Roxbury lists ten detail heavyweights as guaranteed to the Post pounds each. Named are Frank Cook, Herbert Spaulding, William Tucker, Vincent Gaffney, Thomas Finneran, Thomas Fallon, Patrick Reddington, Thomas Bannon, Philip McCune, Alfred H. McKee. Monday's Post to print ten more names of Roxbury's solid citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Post
Frank Cook
Herbert Spaulding
William Tucker
Vincent Gaffney
Thomas Finneran
Thomas Fallon
Patrick Reddington
Thomas Bannon
Philip McCune
Alfred H. McKee
Dorchester Notes Highlight Club Plans and Local Cheer
The Washington Club plans a spring clubhouse with temporary quarters, aiming to double membership. Dorchester residents complain of late mail letter collection and urge more night staff. Putnam Nail Relief plans an April 14 ball at Cotillion Hall and Urbane Club rehearses March 17. St Anne's Father Murphy tours Florida, curate covers. Neponset Bay cat smelting praised. Azar Lodge installs new officers in Milton. Boy Workers’ entertainment raises city missions funds at Oakland Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Club
Codman Club
Tileston
Millixen
Alden
McGoldrick
St. Anne's Church
John Magee
Cadman Street
Ashmont
Dorchester
Putnam Nail Relief Association
Cotillion Hall
Urbane Club
Father Murphy
St. Anne’s
Florida
Father Anderson
Neponset Bay
Azar Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Milton
City Missions
Oakland Hall
Alice D. Washburn
Willard
Grove Haun
Dorchester's Heavyweights Compete For City Pride
Dorchester's solid citizens including Warry Davis, Chas Evans, Fred Needham, George Murray, Bert Perry, Sidney Penny, John Doyle, Neil McNeil, John McNeil and M. L. Abbott are listed as contenders guaranteed to weigh over two hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Post
Warry Davis
Chas. Evans
Fred Needham
George Murray
Bert Perry
Sidney Penny
John Doyle
Neil McNeil
John McNeil
M. L. Abbott
Baby Ruth Struck Ill At Lakewood Cottage
Alarm at a Lakewood cottage as the infant Ruth suffers a sudden illness. Several physicians attended, two remaining nearly an hour. Report today says the ailment is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
N.J
Cleveland Cottage
Ruth
Social Highlights From Trimount Club in Bethesda Hall
South Boston society notes a successful Trimount Athletic Club social at Bethesda Hall with numerous athletic club delegations and notable figures, including Congressman Elect McEttrick and several aldermen, followed by a gala floor and orchestra. Somerset Associates set for Feb 10. second Columbian Society concert showcased local talent. billiard leaders and civic notices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Trimount Athletic Club
Bethesda Hall
McShane
Ed Hopkins
Nellie O'Donnell
Condit
McEttrick
William
McNary
E. J. Leary
Alderman Flood
Alderman Maguire
John Teevans
Joseph J. Kelley
Michael J. Field
M. F. Sullivan
Peter Kelly
Harry Cornish
Robert O'Doherty
Phil Stingel
Cam. A. A
T. Coyne
Cooper
Dick Russell
A. C
Edward Thomas
A.C
Thomas Ree
D. A.C
Tommy Connelly
Epic
Edward Crane
Jimmy Walsh
Michael J. Moore
Loyola
Billy Corcoran
Mamie Ryan
Mamie Sullivan
Tessie Hanlan
Mamie Connell
Katie Baker
Emma Fitzgerald
Nellie Shannon
Nellie Flynn
Mamie Casey
Nellie Gearin
Annie McLaughlin
James P. McShane
Ed L. Hopkins
Joseph P. Keyes
Martin A. Hernan
John S. McDonough
Thomas A. Quinn
William Pendergast
W. M. McMorrow
J. Shaughnessy
W. Clarke
H O'Hare
Dick Irwin
J. J. McNamara
M. J. Kelly
E. M. Sheehan
J.J. Galvin
J. J. Moore
J. A. Shepard
T. J. McGillick
M. Gearin
Frank Thornton
John Slyne
Somerset Associates
Joseph J. Norton
James
Buckley
Marblehead
Broadway
Loring’s
The
Columbian Society
Pilgrim Hall
Nellie McCloon
Duflin
Mamie O'Reilly
J. Sloan
John Burke
D. Murphy
James Halligan
J. Devine
Frank Halligan
Pr. J. McMahon
Giles & Davis
Hibbard
Gorman
Coolidge
Mt. Washington Colony
University of Pennsylvania
East Boston Clubs Elect Officers and Social Highlights
At Maverick Benevolent Society meeting officers were chosen with Mrs. Dr. Horr as president and Miss Emma Hawley as treasurer. The Madison Social Club in Lyceum Hall elected officers led by William J. Kneath with a first social held last night. Prominent guests included James McIntyre and J. B. Austin among others. the event was a success. Plans include four Music Hall lectures on Romanism by Evangelist Leyden starting Sunday at 2 80. East Boston youths visited Albert Naumann’s anniversary party at 165 Centre Street with music and games. Greenwood Dramatic Club rehearsed Among the Breakers for Washington's Birthday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick Benevolent Society
Maverick Church
Dr. Horr
H. Crafts
Emma Hawley
Madison
Lyceum Hall
Elub
William J. Kneath
James W. Costello
John B. Austin
John C. Hamilton
William H. Dexter
Paul Hennessey
James McIntyre
P. W. Donoghue
W. F. Murdy
J. Manning
J.B. Austin
P. Brown
J. J. Munn
J. Dweeny
T. J. Dolan
B. Rh. Austin
F. Jones
W. ¥. Causley
Charles Walters
Lizzie M. Kenna
Blossomees
Katie Murphy
Minnie Tighe
Sadie Wiley
James S. Murray
Lizzie Neville
Kittie Briton
Walter Nute
George LaFolet
Mamie Connelly
Henry Walters
Rose M’callum
East Boston Solid Citizens Highlighted In Local Note
The document extols residents of East Boston as solid citizens including Samuel Hook J W Ordway John Alexander Captain Frank Wallack Captain James Reid Edward Ripley George Eaton Walter Noyes Edwin Brown Kentucky Brown and other prominent names noted in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Boston
Post
Samuel Hook
J. W. Ordway
John Alexander
Frank Wallack
James Reid
Edwarid Ripley
Greorge Eaton
Walter Noyes
Edwin Brown
KY. Brown
East Boston
Joseph J. Holleran
Federal St
KR. Nepoune
Eaton St
Thomas F. Hickey
Melrose
Mass
Frank J. Ferry
Devonshire St
Henry L. Db
Shua St
Andover
T. Harwood
Fitchburg
R. BR. Depot
Ww. H. Walsh
Hanover St
Daniel F. Leehy
North Marketst
Lawless
Wiltham
Rae
D. Pierce
Congress
Thomas Russell
Poplar Ave
Johin B. Cardigan
Genesse
Herbert Palmer
Varkinun St
Sim Keatley
Court St
Kas
Albert Dean
Ames
James Girard
Temple St
Fred Williams
Ine Kney
A. Barney Shattutiic
M. L. Holt
South Gardner
Robert Grady
Milk St
T. W. Hipgood
Maynard
Mamie L. Kent
East Denning
Charles H. Mahoney
Art Hanover St
William L. Jackimin
Lynn
A. Cook
Springfield
LG A
Merrill
Mansfield
Edward B. Quinn
Milton
Muuss
I.E. Divis
Portland
Biv Egan
Providence
ROE
D. L. Mains
Chapman St
OAT Mions Dennis
Harrison Ave
Sullie Greenburg
Lowell St
Wentworth B. Kenney
Es Farrell
Endicott St
J. Whitmore
Everett
Allert Bingham
Springfeld
Arthur A. Dexter
Newtonville
J. Green
J . J. Wade
Ashland St
Tone E. Rudherham
Eek “Min
Chelsea High School Ball Highlights Prominent Attendees
Chelsea officers report a successful high school battalion ball in the armory with rich costumes. Prominent attendees included Charles Duncan Alfred Maggs C A Billman John Butts John Temple Frank McCann Charles Mitchell Ralph Harris Edward Elder Jerry Lyons Clinton Bugby Blanche Kimball Winnie Long Charlotte Isley Marion Dale Edith Wright A L Pratt Fannie Davis Elva Price Ray Bogan. The Oakland Social Club plans its third annual social at Pythian Rink next Monday. The verified obituary notes the late George A Veazie was laid to rest at 77 Chestnut Street with private services conducted by Rev. R Perry Bush and interment in the Woon lawn family lot. The Perryman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea High School
Armory
Charles Duncan
Alfred Maggs
C. A. Billman
John Butts
John Temple
Frank McCann
Charles Mitchell
Ralph Harris
Edward Elder
Jerry Lyons
Clinton Bugby
Blanche Kimball
Winnie Long
Charlotte Isley
Marion Dale
Edith Wright
A. L. Pratt
Fannie Davis
Woonlawn
Perryman
Chelsea Citizens Named in Post Honor Roll
Notable Chelsea residents honored by the Post include David C. Sisson A M Rice M M Merritt Richard Stubbs Octavius Desimares Ansel Clarke Sergeant Herbert H Hayes Frank W Tucker TD K Foster and Edwin Warren recognizing solid community citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Post
David C. Sisson
A. M. Rice
M. M. Merritt
Richard Stubbs
Octavius Desimares
Ansel Clarke
Herbert H. Hayes
Frank W. Tucker
K. Foster
Edwin Warren
Ploughman Farmers Meet Discusses Road to Reform
The Ploughman Farmers meeting convenes at 10 o clock today in Room 505. John Hancock visited 178 Devonshire Street with an essay titled What Shall We Do With the idk by O B Hadwen of Worcester, followed by discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploughman Farmers’ Meeting
John Hancock
Devonshire Street
O. B. Hadwen
Worcester
Joe's Trip to the World's Fair Promised in Boston Post Verse
A rhythmic plea from W. J. M. wishes Joe a round trip to Chicago's World's Fair. The poem asks Guiding Post to keep Joe safe from Western temptations and bunco on the Levee while praising the Boston Post and cheering coupons piling toward the prize. It frames Joe as a hopeful boy from Boston and hints at local rivalries and city pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Clark Street
Lake Front
Boston
Bunco
Chicago
Boston Post
How the Vote Stands at Large
Voters listed by name with tallies from Boston area races, many names omitted if under ten votes. The long list names applicants from multiple streets and neighboring cities, showing totals beside each entry and noting at large status.
Local Names and Addresses List Mississippi City
South Boston continued fragment lists individuals with initials and street addresses including Charles H. Clark Broadway Fred A Morse 588 E Firth L Hamronitz 202 K St Eddie Babb L40 L St A McKenna Shevlin M St Dr T Whelan with unclear continuation marked by date Bt 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Charles H. Clark
Broadwy
Fred A. Morse
Firth
L. Hamronitz
Eddie Babb
A. McKenna Shevlin
Dr. T. Whelan
Social Fifteen formed by Allston business men
A new club named Social Fifteen has been organized by Allston merchants and aims to be progressive in the city. Membership will likely stay limited to fit the name, with plans to build on several proposed sites and a three member committee overseeing the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allston
Social
Henry Lee Bremcens
William E. Hibbard
Warren Club
Boston & Albany
Saac Warren
Franklin Street
Beacon Park
Notable Brigitton Citizens Named for Tomorrow's Post
The Post lists more than two hundred pound each by weight. Edward Cary Arthur Jimmins William BH swift Stephen Osgood Peeter Ring Joseph Haskell J. H. Eames Patrick Burke H. T. Prebie S. H. Smith. Tomorrow's Post will publish ten more names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cary
Arthur Jimmins
William BH. Swift
Stephen Osgood
Peeter Ring
Joseph Haskell
J. H. Eames
Patrick Burke
H. T. Prebie
S. H. Smith
Brigitton
Somerville Weather Talks Of Snow And Streetcar Delays
Somerville residents note warmer days will end sleighing and coasting soon as pleas for snow rise among children. Electrics on Medford Street delayed. Mrs James Leddy of Summer Street is seriously ill. Private Arthur McCue of Eighth Infantry is reassigned. Winter Hill offers cold waiting for cars. Annie Oram ill with pneumonia. Spring Hill home of Charles M Hemenway nearly finished. A new Somerville Pocket Street Directory by A L Haskell issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford Street
James Leddy
Summer Street
Pricate Arthur McCue
Eighth Infantry
Winter Hill
Charles M. Hemenway
Spring Hill
Annie Oram
Church Street
Somerville
A. L. Haskell
Ten of Somerville’s Substantial Citizens Named
A list of Somerville’s solid citizens includes Edward Farnham William Swett G W Curtiss Henry Wibur Captain McGree W Bodze Robert Kenny George Holden E B Jones and G T Knights. described as weighed to 200 pounds for the Post care respondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Edward Farnham
William Swett
G. W. Curtiss
Henry Wibur
Captain McGree
W. Bodze
Robert Kenny
George Holden
E. B. Jones
G. T. Knights
Charlestown's Heavyweights Named as Solid Citizens
Ten Charlestown residents are listed as the town's most substantial citizens each said to weigh over 200 pounds. The names include John Miller Levi W Burr Alderman M J Mitchell Lieutenant David M Crotty Gaien M Bowditch Henry Kiley Patrick Lawler Charles M Kinckley Timothy Harrington and John Doherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Post
John Miller
Levi W. Burr
M. J. Mitchell
David M. Crotty
Gaien M. Bowditch
Henry Kiley
Patrick Lawler
Charles M. Kinckley
Timothy Harrington
John Doherty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elsa George
Daniel Hayes
James E. Fitzgerald
Commonwealth OF Massachu Vu Setis
Commonwealth OF
Henry Taylor
Hyndman
Federal. Cor
Kneeland St
United States District Court
Superior Court
Thommppsson
Frank N. Nay
Charles G. Fall
K. Clark
F. A. Pelton
C. W. Bartlett
Luther Davis
Darius Crowell
John E. Lane
George B. Nichols
Chick, White & Co
Atlantic Avenue
F. L. Washburn
F. Hutchinson
J. Lowell, Jr
S$. H. Smith
Richardson
Edwin J. Turner
Francis J. da Silva
Paris Street
W. H.H
H. B. Emmons
I. A. Perry
Mason
Emma J
Amos Noyes
T. H. Tyn
W. J. Kolte
Channell
Geo. W. Keith
Asa B. Wheeler
Peabody Street
F. L. Hayes
M. Dudley
Suffolk, Ss
McKim_ .f
1Lunker Hill Furniture Company
Thomas J. Barry
Henry N. Clark
Henry A. Thomas
Bushrod Morse
Zenas
Augustus R. Specht
Parker Bros
Clough & Dodge
Boston Furniture Company
Andrew L. Bridge
William 8. Bowie
William A. Mason
Dunne & Shilady
Charles N. Pope
Gilbert H. Wait
Murray V. Livingston
Henr Haley
James H. Langley
Samuel D. Thompson
Edward J. Wilson
Frank B. Dole
Abrams A. Spitz
Eliott Ritchie
George J. Raymond
Oscar LB. Goodwin
Hammann
John Early
Stone
Armory Hall
James J. Ferrington
Young Men's Democratic Club
Fauntleroy Hall
Buzz Buzz Club
Lawson
Walker
Hunneman
Joe” Barris
Ladder 12
Stimpson
Joe 18
Roxbury Crossing
Roxbury's
Baby Ruth
Michael Dever
Thomas Lannigan
Ned Potter
Gordon McCurdy
George Bateman
Samuel Bateman
John Murphy
M. O’ Donnell
Ed Crane
John O'Neil
South End
Kewbury Uy
Brighton
Vriage
Larce
New England
J. L. Kingston
Engewoor St
W. Fleming
Field St
Dr. Bishop
Worcester Sq
G. W.trout
Lenox St
Samuel Packard
Washington St
Wiliam Hayward Gareey RT
J. A. Downey
Penryth St
James Husson
Wn Court
James C. Ide
Savin Hill
Lucy Drennin
Rosseter St
T. B. Cunniff
Robert Lockhart
Camden St
Jack Jacobs
All St. Ae
McNeil
Belden St
M. Houghton
Westford St
A. B. Fernekees
Winthrop St
H. Strecker
Green St
Carl S. Jaeger
Pynchon
Eres Eemasery
Osetia
Daniel Falconer
Hammond St
J. Foran
Sterling
Stirkey
D. Callahan
Chipel
A. S. Nolen
Harvest St Sists
Charles W. Tobin
Newland St
Charles M. Dorothy
James F. Flannery
Elmwood
George W. Goode
Adams St
Thomas Bardsley
Locust St
Esther ‘Taylor
Neponsetave
M. J. Driscoll
Bambergst
M. Tenney
Darkmonts Sues Ak
Charles T. ‘Schirmer
Stafford Shoe
George N. Walker
Concord Sq
T. Frank Walsh
Summer
Max Lagerson
Goldsmith Bleeye
Hugh Thomson
Bower St
I’. N. St. Croix
East Canton St
H. M. Bradley
Pearl St.okeee
Henry W. Kiely
Eustis St
Frank L. Davis
Albert E. Hurd
Oan Walter L. Cox
Columbus Are
Joseph O' Connells
Ceca Ee
G. Roy Starkey
John Meaney
Bunker Hill St
J.J. Murray
Pleasant St
Eddie D. Hughes
Medford St
George H. Melick
Prospect St
Joseph J. Dutra
Cherry St
J. W. Corbett
Lexington St
C. H. Cochrane
Belmont St
Frank le
Joe Brosseau
Marlboro St
G. E. Dunbar
Shurtleff
Henry Pero
Maverick St
Joseph P. Egan
Grove St
H. Sylvester
Border St
Paris St
Holland
Cor
Pope and Curtis
Piri Ergi
GSO
J. Hilton
Bremen St
J. P. Snow
Snee
Arnold Thompson
D. McCarthy
Sumner St
M. E. Stickland
Decatur St
A. T. Stev
Lexington
E. R. Greene
Ees
W. Jd. Downey
Geo
James Barry
Lewis St
Chee Lee C. J. Albee
Trenton St
Charles A. Steiner
Harre
William A. McCarthy
William J. Murphy
W. A. Guptill
Chelsea ‘St
Albert J. Dudley
Ash St
John T. Foley
Chelsea St
Harry H. Kent
Bloomingdale Ave
Mike Lane
Beach St
Frank F. Oliver
Eh Bers Put
Ys Oils
C'S Wee Bee
Ke Cameron
Louis Chisholm
Chelsea Rhi Sa Cid
Ncssee
Fred. D. Rucker
Cap Ands Ore
J.J. Deveney
G St
D. J. Harney
Athens
J. Curley, Jr
E. Eighth
J. J. Eee
Bolton St
Fred
A. Hill
Middle St
John T. Gleason
Second St
J. A. Sullivan
Jay St
D. FP
E. Joyce
W. Fifth Seine
Walter T. Rice
C St. Sede
Frank Hans
Gold St. Warela
Frank H. Queen, Jr
Eighth
Poe St
Patrick J. Harney
Dove St
James Carter
Jamesave
A. O. Bisbee
West Broadway
South
R. J. Harvey
Silver St
William F. Corcoran
W. Fifth St
Joe Finnemore
Wesley St
Thomas F. Drummond
Eee
Thomas Daly
Dorchesterage
R. C. Crimmins
John V. Kelly
Hugh J. Barker
D. E. Noonan
H. F. Falvey
St. Beers
Edwin G. Walker
John White
George W. Wilson
Austin St
William P. Barnes
Mipleave
Joseph T. Madden
Robert Harris
Somerville Ave
M. A. Kerns
Walker Ave
J. M. Fitzgerald
Grants Court
John H. Amannee
B. E. Chambers
Linden St
Mamie Driscol
Albert F. Ruby
Main
Sidney A. Hatch
Frank T. Mountain
E. W. Osborne
Porter St
J. Hirl
Warren St. Eee
Thomas F. Burke Seeewee
William Taylor
Gen
Thomas Gagnon
Cambridge St
James Pitt
Peter
Hampshire St
Thomas Hughes
Rive St
Oes
William J. Rogers
Murdock
L. Lewis Howe
Charles A. Murray
Cambridgeport
Cy- Ce Clabes
Sedesone
I. A. Pute
Pearl St
Michael O'Leary
Putnam Ave
Normoyle
Franklin St
Henry J. Crowley
Fifth St
John P. Williams
Murdock St
H. S. Stone
Windsor St
W. M. Holahan
Howlett
Upton St
Thomas
Myles
Hammond St Ay Eshumiston
Charles Emerson
Brichton
St. Francis de Sales Y. M.C. T. A
L. Society
999Th Artillery
City Square
Main Street
Monument Avenue
Bunker Hill Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Abbotsford Hall
Bunker Hill
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