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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1880

Page

3

Boston Post notices and events briefed across city scenes

Boston Post items report plans for an underwriters club dinner Bowdoin alumni reunion at Young's Hotel February 11 health updates resignations at the Church of the Immaculate Conception and new assignment for C Henshaw Dana, bloom of snow drops on Washington street, Old South Church music and readings, day of prayer for colleges services at Park Street and Central churches. The Isaac Patch vessel with smallpox is detained at quarantine on Gallops Island for cleaning and crew confinement. Funeral of Richard Apted noted at Bu sf Finch Place Chapel and interment at Woodlawn. Irish Nationalists mark Robert Emmet day March 4 with a lecture for Land League funds. Roanoke Island battle anniversary event planned by Twenty third Massachusetts Regiment at Young's Hotel February 9.

Bowdoin Boston Young’s Hotel Sig Vincenzo Cirillo Church of the Immaculate Conception C. Henshaw Dana Himnnemin Washington Street Roxbury Isaac Patch Martinique Board of Health Gallop’s Island Richard D. Apted Buaifinch Place Samuel H. Winkley Woodlawn Robert Emmet Irish National Land League Ireland Twenty-third Massachusetts Regiment Roanoke Island

Tribute to Col A O Andrews by Washington Light Infantry

The Washington Light Infantry of Charleston mourns Col A O Andrews of that city. It recalls his eloquent Boston speech on June 16 1875 and his efforts to unite South Carolina with Massachusetts. The tribute lauds his devotion to comrades widows and orphans and his lasting influence on the company and the nation.

Washington Light Infantry Charleston 8. C A. O. Andrews Col. Andrews South Carolina Boston Music Hall Bunker Hill Cobb Gaston Massachusetts Charleston News and Courier Geo. D. Bryan Cowpens Washington Col Mle Washington’s A. VU. Andrews Wm. A. Courtenay News and Courier

Annual Meeting Reports From Several Boston Organizations

The Ladies' Aid Association held its annual meeting at the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital and reported beneficent work including free beds and patient luxuries. Officers elected include President Mrs George R Russell and Treasurer Mrs F W Andrews. Also noted are annual reports from American Molded Collar Company, Arlington Mills, Old South Association, and Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company with boards of directors and officers listed.

Josiah G. Abbott John Ayers J. T. Bouve Martin Brimmer Phillips Brooks James Freeman Clarke Russell H. Conwell E. S. Converse Francis H. Davey William Gaston Lyman Hollingsworth John D. Long Henry W. Longfellow James Russel Lowell A. A. Miner P. L. Moen Daniel Needham Henry K. Oliver Josiah Quincy Walter C. Wright J. Eliot Cabot George Derby W. W. Greenough A. Hemenway John E. Lodge Jacob M. Manning J. K. Mills Charles Minot Sarah B. Otis J. L. Stackpole Fenno Tudor Ladies’ Aid Association Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital George R. Russell F. W. Andrews F. R. Allen Augustus Hemmenway David Hunt Oliver Ditson Alexander Strong William Pope Franklin King Edward Whitney S. T. Hooper M.J. Rogers George E. Foster A. G. Farwell American Molded Collar Company A. T. Turner Joseph Greeley Benjamin F. Stevens Solomon S. Gray James A. Woodbury Stephen N. Stockwell George H. Dickerman Alfred T. Turner Alfred T. Turner, Jr Arlington Mills Joseph Nickerson Isaac T. Burr William Whitman Albert W. Nickerson Amory A. Lawrence A Nickerson George A. Nickerson Old South Association Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company Nathaniel J Bradjee Benjamin F. Brooks John Cummings Richard S. Fay Frederic W. Lincoln James Loneley George C. Lord William Mixter John Felt Osgood Royal M. Pulsifer William E. Putnam M. Denman Moss Nathaniel J. Rusk Henry S. Shaw David N. Skillings Frederick M. Stone

Suit Seeks Five Thousand for Personal Services

Edward T. Woodward sues Security Insurance Company to recover 5000 claiming extensive work in defending claims against Randall Taylor & Co. at Central Wharf Boston. Fifteen insurers formed a mutual defense pact April 24, 1874, later cancelled by some parties. Trial with A A Ranney and J P Treadwell for plaintiff and R D Smith for defendants.

Edward T. Woodward Security Insurance Company Randall, Taylor & Co Central Wharf Boston A. A. Ranney J. P. Treadwell R. D. Smith

Supreme Court Docket Includes Hartwell and Hail Cases

January session before Chief Justice Gray and five judges resumes and finishes two prosecutions. Commonwealth vs Charles H Hartwell with D S Richardson and Samuel Hoar for defense. Commonwealth vs George G Hail et al involves selling a dead woodcock to a customer at Youngs Hotel with Edward Avery for defendants.

Gray Colt, Ames Emilicott Soule Lord Commonwealth Charles H. Hartwell D. S. Richardson Samuel Hoar George G. Hail Young’s Hotel Edward Avery

Rifle Practice Order for Militia Units and Prizes

An Adjutant General issued an order detailing militia rifle practice. Each company may receive 1500 rounds this year, two thirds contingent on armory practice by the company and a majority participation. The remaining third supports skilled marksmen, with top twenty chosen to form a five-man team for 200 yard firing. Prizes include badges, medals, and a scarf for the winning regiment, plus Regulations MV M copies.

Militi Adjutant General’s Office Artillery Strie

Probate Court lists many wills and administrations in Cambridge area

In Cambridge and Hyde Park probate proceedings reveal numerous wills presented by Judge Brooks and Judge White. Administrations granted for multiple deceased residents, with bonds, final accounts approved, and a Hyde Park note on next court date. Suburban notes report burglaries, a foreclosure sale, several break ins, and a suspicious arson fire with insurance.

Judge Brooks Mary Stratton Hudson James B. Lothrop Cambridge Jonathan Brown Bright Waltham Sarah W. Speller Somerville Edward J. Blood Groton Brown Sweetser Stoneham Josiah T. Cummings Dunstable Mary Martha Withington Medford Miles Collins George Clark Albert Vinal White Ellen Riley John Riley Stoughton Minerva A. Stockwell Loren Otterson Reuben H. Chase Abby C. Chase Brookline Caleb Ellis Richard D. Hartshern Norwood C. C. Churchill Clifton Chase Dedham Jennie B. Brooks Grace W. Brooks Quincy Hyde Park Town Hall South Framingham Keith C. B. Stockwell Front Street Ashland Jerome S. Macdonald Elm Street Park Avenue West Somerville George R. Emerson Holland Street M. E. Society Weymouth East Braintree Frederick Cook Augustus T. Cushing George E. Hayden Albert Hobart L. O. Crocker Jacob Dexheimer Wakefield Andrew Sherry Lynn

Embezzlement Trial Closes Arguments in Demond Case

Counsel argued Wednesday in the Superior Criminal Court over Charles Demond’s alleged embezzlement from the Massachusetts Home Missionary Society. Defense contends no criminal intent. government asserts deliberate deceit and falsified entries. Jury recessed at 2:15 PM and adjourned.

Charles Demond Massachusetts Home Missionary Society Superior Criminal Court Henry D. Hyde Demond Flanders Treasury Stevens

Medford Amateur Rifle Association January match results

The Medford Amateur Rifle Association held its weekly Bellevue Range competition with a smaller attendance due to mild weather. Scores list several shooters including Hollis Eastman Richardson Coarlegs Greene and others, with the general prizes awarded to Charles first class Eastman second and Greene third.

Medford FB. Hollis H J, Eastman J.B. Richardson Coarlegs ii Charles Eastman Mr. Greene

Merino sheep trade boosts Vermont breeders and Juneau West shipments?

The text notes a Vermont Merino sheep trade expansion with Roy & McKee of Logan county shipping seventy seven choice Merino ewes and bucks to Ohio. It also mentions over thirty carloads of Vermont sheep shipped in 1879 to the South and West as demand rises.

E. E. Wright New Haven Roy & McKee Logan County Addison County Ohio Vermont Edward A. Sowles O. A. Burton George W. Foster A. W. Bowman H. P. Seymour Albert Sowles First National Bank St. Albans Supreme Court Windham County Newfane

Massachusetts incidents prompt court, tragedy, and reform actions

In Lawrence Charles F Potter and Annie E Hilton are jailed on adultery charges. Thrace Washburn dies at Cheney's Mill after clothes are torn from him by shafting. Worcester considers taking Lake Quinsigamond for a public park to protect water supply. Quequehan Mills to be formed with $60,000 capital, led by Fall River creditors. Shirley village Shakers face tax and illicit-trade troubles. Harvard Shakers acquire tobacco license and distillery registration amid inquiries. A whistleblower led to investigations into Shaker leadership.

Lawrence Charles F. Potter Young America Lodge of Good Templars Annie E. Hilton Thrace P. Washburn Cheney’s Mill Athol Commission of Public Grounds Worcester Lake Quinsigamond Quequehan Mills Fall River Print Works Boutwell Harvard Shakers Shirley Settlement Shirley Shakers

Simeon Gray Arrested for Family Mistreatment in Bristol

Bristol: Simeon Gray, 55, was arrested Tuesday afternoon on a charge of mistreatment of a married daughter. In Providence, the Cranston Savings Bank receiver is awarded 16 000 with 1 000 to the auditor and 500 for services. The Butler Hospital board reelects Hon. Amos Bars tow as president. Trustees report 43 recovered, 49 improved, 25 unimproved, 12 deaths among 129 discharged. A. W. Sprague Manufacturing shows 256 092 net profits and 52 987 other income. estate improved 358 71. dividend possible July first. General Assembly opens its adjourned session. Gov Van Zandt reports a healthy state and urges female school voting rights. Harbor dredging yields a 20 foot channel in Providence River. Gov proposes liquor law change, end to Narragansett tribal authority, insolvency law tweaks, and Fire Marshal offices in cities.

Dartmouth College Boston Revere House Horatio G. Parker C. Bartlett E. R. Ruggles The Scientific School George W. Nesmith Ira A. Eastman J. P. Healey L. G. Farmer Joseph H. Tyler Cambridge George W. Esterbrooks S. J. Spaulding Newburyport S. C. Bartlett Dartmouth John ©. Proctor Daniel Webster Rufus Choate Marshall P. Wilder Prof Ruggies Messrs. Nesmith Eastman Prescott Bishop Crosby Reformatory Pittsfield Bulding Insane Asylum House of Correction Ipswich Salem Springfield John Brown Smith Northampton Commonwealth Concord Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity Charlestown J. H. Waterbury Daniel Russell Reformatory Prison Suffolk County House Judiciary Committee James M. Bugbee J. Lewis Stackpole Poston Supreme Judicial Court Cily Board of Aldermen Committee On Railroads Boston and Albany Railroad Springfield and Northeastern Railroad George S. Hale Boston and Albany Wallis Phelps Boston and Albany Corporation Chapin D. Waldo Lincoln Central Station Mr. Phelps Mr. Chapin Phelps Leonard Smith Boston and Albany Massachusetts Central Russell Hon Aynes Railroad Commission Wtten Board of Railroad Commissioners Committee On Education Aldrich William T. Adams Boston School Board Eliot William H. Finney Insurance Eldridge Newton Massachusetts Belchertown Palmer Charles Fernald Workingmen’s City Committee Webb Fall River J. M. L. Babcock D. H. Brown Maine Rhode Island John C. Cluer J. H. O'Ney Edward H. Rogers Chelsea New England Fish Commission State House W.M. Hudson Hartford Bucksport Grand Lake Stream Simeon Gray Bristol Supreme Court Cranston Savings Bank Butler Hospital For Insane Amos ©. Barstow Chaffee A. & W. Sprague Manufacturing Company General Assembly Providence van Zandt General Treasury Harbor Commissioners Providence River Bay

Reports on crimes and prison life from New Haven and surrounding towns

The piece details several legal cases and prison notes: Robert W. Jerolman bound over for assault with intent to kill in New Haven. John Ackerman believed dead in Massachusetts after a 1870 murder and robbery. Grand Jury session in New London on William B. Riddle’s first degree murder case with arsenic poisoning of his wife in 1878. Rev. H. H. Hayden released on 5000 bail and his departure with wife to Bronson. John Anderson in Wethersfield Prison rendered nearly insane and chained while guarding against violence. portraits of Kate Cobb, Mrs Cobb, Wesley W. Bishop highlighting prison life and inmate roles.

Robert W. Jerolman New Haven Melvin D. Curtis John Ackerman Milford Nathan Fenn Fenn Massachusetts Grand Jury New London William B. Riddle Norwich Watrous Hubbard Hayden Bronson John Anderson Wethersfield Horatio G. Hall Wallingford Kate Cobb Wesley W. Bishop Clark & Holbrook

Rescued From Drowning After Bridge Fall

Charles W. Ray of Fitchburg, intoxicated, fell from the Fitchburg Railroad bridge near the Pastern Railroad Wednesday evening. He was rescued by James Carney, an employee of the road.

Charles W. Ray Fitchburg Pastern James Carney The Road

Editor’s Letter on Fire Merit Roll Controversy

A Boston Post reader urges scrutiny of a February plan for an annual roll of merit by Fire Commissioners after a North End fire. The letter corrects reports crediting Engineer Cunningham with rescuing an Italian child, clarifying William M. Pierce of Steamer Eight made the rescue and carried the child to safety amid smoke.

Boston Post North End Engineer Cunningham William M. Pierce Steamer Eight Cc. M

Rockland shoe factory sold to Rice and Hutchins for $8060

The Rockland factory was sold to Rice and Hutchins for eight thousand sixty dollars. The Kennebec ice trade employs about 2500 workers with wage increases from 125 to 150 dollars per day last week. Mrs Crue’s body from Groton Mass arrived in Gardiner and was taken to Chelsea for burial.

Rockland Rice & Hutchins Kennebec Cumberland Mills Saccarappa Edward Kimball Congregationalist Portland Royal St. Clair Charles T. Bunker Bunker Jerry Foley Ninth Maine Infantry Deep Bottom Richmond Bangor House Senate

Barnes v Campbell and Hanscom libel verdict in Manchester

G M D Barnes won a 500 dollar libel verdict against Campbell and Hanscom, former Daily Union proprietors. The jury’s decision surprised many, with some favoring a larger sum, and a review is anticipated. Barnes, a canvassing Bible agent, alleged the case stemmed from a Christmas Eve 1877 purchase at a ninety nine cent store.

Manchester N. H G. M.D. Barnes Campbell & Hanscom The Daily Union Barnes

Freeman to face trial for insanity in Wareham case

Charles F. Freeman the Pocasset fanatic is to be arraigned before Judge Morton tomorrow at 9 AM in Wareham. Barnstable witnesses arrived tonight to support insanity claims with medical experts present. Public sentiment favors sending Freeman to an insane asylum.

Wareham Mass Charles F. Freeman Pocasset Morton Supreme Court Barnstable Freeman

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