City Council Votes on Beacons Street and City Hospital Loans
Alderman Freeman supported Beacon street City Hospital and Long Island items while opposing the rest. The loan measure passed 11 to 1 after brief debate with the board adjourning shortly after.
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Freeman
Beacon Street
City Hospital
Long Island
Common Council Adopts Water Fountain and Beacon Street Lease Orders
The Boston common council last evening approved actions including locating a drinking fountain near A and First streets, providing a Ward 24 Lower Mills playground, seeking legal guidance on undertaker fees, accepting fire marshal duties, approving Beacon Street estate leases for five years with renewals, and debating police board quarters and loan items with votes from 34 to 29 and 47 to 18.
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Common Council
Water Board
First Streets
South
Boston
Lower Mills
Whitmore
Harding
Beacon Street
Cherrington
Pemberton Square
Advertiser
Lexington Building Association
Tie
Henry Cabot Lodge
Congress
Richards
Barry
Blume
Ladd
Yeas
Brady
Cochran
Connolly
Coyle
Davern
Denny
Dunn
Egan
English
Foss
Galagher
Graham
Hayes
Jenkins
Kelcher
F. B. Kelley
Kelley
Leary
Lee
Mahoney
McEnaney
W. H. Murphy
Murray
O'Brien
E. J. Powers
Quigsey
Reagan
Reilly
Rogen
Scollans
Sullivan
Whall
Wise
St. Noyes
Armstrong
Brown
Charrington
Dewey
Erskine
Fullon
Farrar
Fisher
Fowler
Frost
Hersey
Hickey
Jewett
Lauren
Light
Perkins
C. C. Powes
Provan
Rowell
Sanford
Sanger
Thayer
Wakefield
Mr. Harding
Taylor
Finance Committee
Trial by court martial of Commander Johnson continued at navy yard
Edward Barlow a Burlington, VI merchant and brother in law of the accused testified about bail and prior civil cases. Charles R. Drew a Burlington post office worker identified the accused and recounted inquiries about a potentially mailed letter to Johnson, with Johnson's family denying receipt. Smalley’s involvement and timing of the letter were discussed, including the fall timeframe and cross examination details.
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H. L. Johnson
U.S.N
Navy Yard
Edward Barlow
Burlington
Eugene Smakey
Chittenden County
Eleazar Bard
Charles R. Drew
Eugene Smalley
Smalley
Johnson
Essex Institute Holds Its First Field Meeting at West Newbury
The Essex Institute of Salem held its first annual field meeting at West Newbury with about eighty members traveling by rail to Newburyport and a reception by the West Newbury Natural History Society. A 2 pm program featured Hayd en Brown on Our Domestic Song Birds with specimens displayed, plus welcomes from M W Bartlett and remarks by John H Sears. The group returned by horse cars to Haverhill and Salem, promising annual field days ahead.
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Essex Institute of Salem
West Newbury
Salem
Newburyport
Moulton Hill
Carson’s Mills
West Newbury Natural History Society
Town Hall
Whestland
Hayden Brown
M. W. Bartlett
The
Natural History Society
John H. Sears
George M. Whipple
Essex Institute
Haverhill
Bates College Commencement Prizes Announced In July Exercise
Bates College commencement details list junior declamation prizes of 75 dollars to C. S. Pendleton of Norwich New York and 25 dollars to Roscoe Nelson of Canaan Maine. The sophomore class debate champion prize goes to A. C. Townsend of Marshall Maine. President Cheney stated Hon J L H Cobb pledged 25000 dollars toward Bates with a condition that 75000 dollars more be raised.
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Lewiston
Bates
C. S. Pendleton
Norwich
N.Y
Roscoe Nelson
Canaan
A. C. Townsend
Marshall
Cheney
J. L. H. Cobb
Bates College
Rifle Meet at Walnut Hill Produces Strong Scores
The Walnut Hill riflemen gathered for the regular Thursday shoot with L Grant posting notable 500 yard results of 48 and 49. The day’s scorecard highlights include the Decimal Off Hand Match with top marks from W Charles and others, and the 1000 yard Military Match featuring Lincoln Giant. Range opens July 5 and B C and F matches close then.
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Walnut Hill
L. Grant
Fires In The City
Multiple small blazes reported in East Boston and nearby areas with scattered damages. A paint shop at 37 Orleans street owned by Josiah B. Cowley suffered $5 loss. A building at 153 Texas avenue owned by F Bancroft had light damages. A liquor store at 196 Kneeland street linked to firecrackers caused $250 damage, put out by Patrolmen Ryan and Morrell. A basement fire at 7 Lowell street in a four story building caused $100 damage. North Russell street and hay pile fire caused minor damage with no bell alarm.
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Josiah B. Cowley
Orleans Street
Boston
Texas Avenue
F. Bancroft
John Treahey
Kneeland Street
Ryan
Morrell
Lowell Street
Story
List
Bound for Marblehead from Galatea crew letter
J Beaver Webb informs the America s Cup committee that the cutter Galatea will reach these waters, head to Marblehead, and be put in trim for the international races. Webb expects to arrive in New York around July 20.
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Marblehead
J. Beaver Webb
Galatea
Mr. Webb
New York
Held for Forgery in Philadelphia Firm Check Case
Stephen M. Cromwell was arrested yesterday by Station 4 officers on charges of forging the signature of A. Anderson, agent of A. H. Meyers of Philadelphia, on a $50 check. He tried to cash it through Yeaton, a restaurant owner, but the attempt failed and Cromwell was apprehended.
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Stephen M. Cromwell
Station 4
A. Anderson
A. & H. Meyers
Philadelphia
One Yeaton
Cromwell
Hodges Round wedding at Trinitarian Church Norton
Charlies E. Hodges of Taunton and Mariana Round of Norton united in marriage at Trinitarian Congregational Church Norton. Rev James P Lane officiated with T E Leach of Boston as best man and Belle Tucker of Canton as maid of honor. Bride is daughter of Dr B M Round of Norton.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Norton
Charlies E. Hodges
Taunton
Mariana Round
James P. Lane
T. E. Leach
Boston
Belle Tucker
Canton
A. Round
Bernard H. Lane
Harvey H
Alfred K. Pratt
B. M. Round
Correction note on Harvard necrology error
In the June 30 issue a necrology misnamed Edward Pearson Bonn as a divisity school graduate, class of 1849. The Boston Safe Deposit Vaults associate is Mr Bond, not Bonn, and he is not entitled to an asterisk. July 1 Harvard College Library Cambridge.
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Harvard College
Edward Pearson Bonn
Divisity School
Bond
Boston
William H. Tillinghast
Harvard College Library
Cambridge
James J Foster Longtime Post Cashier Dies in Lexington
James J Foster, aged 79, died in Lexington Massachusetts last week. Born in Boston he joined The Post as a boy and rose to cashier, a position he held for forty years. He was trusted and respected by employers for his integrity. For eight years he lived on a small farm in Lexington.
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James J. Foster
Lexington
Mass
Boston
Revenge and relief for women in era beliefs
The passage cites Lord Byron on revenge and notes concerns about women suffering and dying, then promotes Dr. R. V. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy. It argues life is blessed when suffering is eased for women and men, linking household harmony to women's health.
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Lord Byron
Music Teachers Convention Second Day Agenda at Tremont Temple
The Music Teachers National Convention enters its second day at Tremont Temple with essays on Mental Processes in Musical Execution and Touch by Emery Mason and Pearce. Apollo Milo Benedict performs piano concerto op. 4 in F minor with Petersilea on second piano. Afternoon features voice sessions, vocal teaching papers, a Carol Club encore, and a piano recital by W. Waugh Lander. Evening concerts and officer elections follow.
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Music Teachers’ National Convention
Tremont Temple
Stephen A. Emery
Boston
Messrs
J. S. van Cleere
E. B. Perry
Penfield
William Mason
New York
S. Austin Pearce
E. M. Bowman
Milo Benedict
Carlyle Petersilea
A. R. Parsons
Arthur Woote
A. Patton
New York City
F. A. Root
Chicago
Wesley Emerson
F. L. Tubbs
Jules Jordan
Messrs. Seward
Perkins
Mme. Capiani
Mme
Clara Brinkerhoff
Carol Club
Tosti
Charles F. Webber
Messrs. Perkins
Harding
Heath
Jordan
Emerson
W. Waugh Lander
Eureka
Ill
Arthur Mees
Robert Bonner
Louis C. Eson
Thomas A. Becket, Jr
Philadelphia
J. B. Sharland
Carl Faelten
Boston Bicycle Club Moves to New Quarters on Boylston St
The Boston Bicycle Club relocated from 87 Boylston Street to 26 St. James Avenue with a one year lease and plans to move into a building of their own after. Also notes church calls, reunions, bank dividends, associations events, excursions, and local civic updates.
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Boston Bicycle Club
Boylston Street
St. James Avenue
J. M. Craig
Wisconsin
Highland Presbyterian Church
Highland Hall
Warren Street
Walnut Avenue
Heavy Artillery Association
Oak Island
People’s National Bank of Marlboro
Monument Hall
Charlestown
B. F. Stacey
Citizens’ Trade Association of
East Boston
Magnolia
Ocean Ifouse
Boston
Walden
Concord
Internal Revenue
John LE. Fitzgerald
Pillsbury
Fitzgerald
New England
National Educational Association
Yopeks
Kan
Fitchburg
Niagara
Chicsago
Green Mountain
Montreal
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence
Frank J
Brown
Brown & Burton
Boston & Albany
Bancroft
Robert B. Edes
Rides
Waltham Rifles
Helen Cumming
Beale
Philadelphia
Revere House
Massachusetts General Hospital
City Hospital
Franklin Park
Roxbury
Nantasket
Neeve
Boston & Hingham Steamboat Company
Changes in the Fire Department Promote and Assign Staff
The fire department announces transfers and appointments effective yesterday. George D. Bullard moves to Engine 27, Frank H. Smith to Engine 4, Michael J. Kennedy to Ladder 8. Leonard Murdock and John F. Woodward join Engine 22, Jeremiah Murray to Engine 7. Robert McIntyre and Charles H. Burgess to Engine 2, George P. Dowling to Hose 16, Thomas M. McLaughlin to Engine 25. Charles J. Giddings to Ladder 9, Samuel A. Wheelock to Engine 23, Henry M. Quinn to Engine 6, Mauries Heffernan to Engine 38. W F Whitmore shifts from Engine 27 to Engine 32 and W H Hinghes moves from Ladder 8 to Ladder 1. H Heymann moves from assistant engineer to engineman on Engine 22.
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Fire Department
George D. Bullard
Frank H. Smith
Michael J. Kennedy
Leonard Murdock
John F. Woodward
Jeremiah Murray
Robert McIntyre
Charles H. Burgess
George P. Dowling
Thomas M. McLaughlin
Charles J. Giddings
Samuel Aa. Wheelock
Henry M.quinn
Mauries Heffernan
W. F. Whitmore
W. H. Hinghes
H. Heymann
Crescent Hill land sale draws bidders in Arlington Heights
Auction at Crescent Hill Arlington Heights sold twenty lots with Samuel Hatch & Co as auctioneers. Terms were 25 percent down and the rest on a mortgage at 5 percent for three years. The sale nets about $3900 as desirable building land. Purchasers included Frank Rowall Adam S Jones John W Chester F M Wheelock W J Chapman F L Smith J H P Dodge L P Wilson N W Moulton Jacob Schumascher Enoch K Dalrimple J Q A Somerby J W Jamison Kent Frank Rowe.
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Crescent Hill
Arlington Neights
Messrs. Samuel
John W. Chester
F. M. Wheelock
W. J. Chapman
F. L. Smith
J. H. P. Dodge
L. P. Wilson
N. W. Moulton
Jacob Schumascher
Enoch K. Dalrimple
J. Q. A. Somerb
Labor of a Month at B Y M C A Meeting
Regular monthly meeting of the B Y M C A standing committee chaired by President Woodworth reported June renewals and new members, 15 job placements by the employment bureau, and a list of country and seaside boarding options. The devotional, reading distribution, and summer excursion committees announced events including a Horn Pond picnic on July 5 and a moonlight steamer trip on July 13.
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B. Y. M.C. Association
Woodworth
Horn Pond
Woburn
Longfellow
Staple Products Receipts at Port July 1 1866
Total receipts of principal staples at this port on July 1 listed by item and shipment origin compared with last year. Figures cover cotton bales, wool, flour, meal, oats, wheat, corn, peas, beef, pork, lard, tobacco, coffee, sugar, butter, molasses, eggs, beans, apples, potatoes, hay, straw, lumber, leather, hides, skins and related goods with intransit items included.
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Seine Dales
Cushing Process Co Purified Liquor Praised by Doctors
Eminent physicians endorse the Cushing Process Co purified distilled liquor. Dr H M Chase of Lawrence Mass deems it a welcome advance that the medical profession can prescribe spirits free from objectionable irritants. Sold by druggists grocers and Cushing Process Co 214 High Street Boston.
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Cushing Process Co
Boston
H. M. Chase
Lawrence
Mass
Druggists, Grocers and Cushing Process Co
High Street
Commonwealth versus Boston and Albany railroad stock dispute
Information dismissed with costs in a case where the Commonwealth held 24,115 shares of the defendant and, under 1852 statute, assigned bonds and shares to the road. The 1883 distribution of 17,588 shares to private holders at 160 dollars per share triggered claims that dividends funded debt and violated the act, with arguments on the road’s authority to distribute under the 1882 statute.
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Commonwealth
Boston & Albany Railread
Boston & Albany Railroad
KE. J. Sherman
A. L. Soule
Jury Fails to Agree in Stogdale vs. Baker Case
Superior Court notes conclude the term with the Stogdale versus Baker trial ending in a hung jury after a week. The court also discusses several rescipts and rulings on motions, Bills of Exception, and related cases including Jonas v Boston & Mystic Valley RR, Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank v Commercial Union Assn of London, and Isaac T Kellogg v Kimball et al.
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Stogdale
Baker
George S. Jonas
Boston & Mystic Valley Railroad
Locke
Tne
Pratt
Cefendanta
Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank
Commercial Union Association Company of London
Boston
Hotel Clifton
Marsh
N. Morse
M. Williams
Isaac T. Kellogg
Francis N. Kimball
Kellogg
Supreme Court
H. Dudley
George W. Morse
Grammar School Graduates in Boston Ceremony Highlights
Yesterday many Boston grammar schools held graduation exercises with friends and parents in attendance. About 300 pupils received diplomas at Agassiz Bowdoin Charles Sumner Dorchester Everett Warren Whiddside Hyde Mather Minot Mount Vernon and Sherwin grammar schools.
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Boston
Agassiz
Bowdoin
Charles Sumner
Dorchester
Everett
Warris
Whidside
Hyde
Mather
Minot
Mt. Vernon
Sherwin
Veteran's vivid plea for Hunt's Remedy relief after postwar illness
Boston Advertiser presents a veteran from the Twenty-eighth Massachusetts recounting severe postwar ailments including headaches, kidney and bladder trouble, and crippling pain. He credits Hunt's Remedy with saving his life and urges others to seek early treatment to avoid organ failure and death.
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Boston Advertiser
Thomaston
Rose
Baker
North Berwick
Staples
Gerrish
Great Falls
N. H
Peavey
Hunt
America
Bright
Sailed 80th from Vineyard Haven with mixed cargo vessels
Vineyard Haven reports a June 30 sailing of several ships including Clifford CG, Caroline Knight, Kit Carson, Connecticut, Clara Leavitt, Emily S Baymore, and Belle Hardy bound for routes like Havre de Grace Maryland and Cape Haitian. Names such as Petrel Deckrow Bangor and Warner B Potter appear among listed consignments and crews.
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Vineyard Haven
Schs Fmpress
Coftin
Rock
New York
Petrel
Deckrow
Bangor
Warner B Potter
Andrews
Havre de Grace
E M Bacon
Atwood
Kosten
Cape Haytien
Clifford CG
Caroline Knight
Kit Carson
Connecticut
Clara Leavitt
Emily S Baymore
Belle Hardy
D Witherell
Mariel
Ida CO Bullard
Davia Clarkson
West Side
Transatlantic and coastal sailings list from 1870s ports
A concise ledger of ships sailing or passing on various dates from Cebu Cardiff Dunkirk Falmouth and Wever to New York San Francisco Galveston and Callao. Vessels include Luzon Asiana Jorgen J Lootz Astronom Milton Park Patria Sarah and more with captains Willey Gray Kreuse Ihus Atkins and others.
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Cebu
Luzon
Willey
New York
Cardiff
Asiana
Gray
New Orleans
John A Briges
Porter
San Francisco
Dungeness
Jorgen J Lootz
Anderson
Bremen
Galveston
Wever
Astronom
Krause
Hamburg
Dunkirk
Milton Park
Hamilton
Pantzie
Patria
Ihus
Philadelphia
Falmouth
Sarah
Atkins
Callao
Connto
Brief UK trade notice fragments in Boston listing dates
Partial OCR fragment shows names and dates across London and Boston with references to Furness and Warren & Co. The readable items indicate a dated agent notice or shipping/financial fragment. Readers should note July 3 entries and the repeated place names Boston and London amid corporate references.
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Boston
Benguella
Lisbon
Dun
Adams & Co
British Queen
London
Henderson Bros Buffalo
Cce
Hull
E-E-Dun
Geo W Preston Glendowe
Palermo
Lomb’a’s
Cephalonia
Liverpool
Canard
Bornerer
Furness
de Ruyter
Antwerp
Gil & Lootz
Roman
Warren & Co
Bothnia
S$ Cunard Co
Pritish Crown
Henderson Bros Pavonia
Cunard $$ Co
New York
City of Chicago
P Wricht& Sons
W J Hurst
J Corts
B Brown & Co
M Underhill Etruria
H Brown & Co
Egy
Ian Monarch
Patton
Vickers & Co
Sven
Ose Ouly
H & A Aliep Warren & Co G
Schedule of trains and boat connections from Boston to New York 1886
A dense list outlines weekday and Sunday train times from Boston to New York via Fall River and Taunton lines, with numerous intermediate stops including Fall River, Brockton, Whitman, Cohasset, Hingham, Nantasket, Hyannis, Falmouth, Buzzards Bay, Wareham, Middleboro, and Plymouth. Return services and via routes. notes on special runs, via Taunton or Brockton. and idiosyncratic abbreviations appear throughout.
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Fallee River
Cue Oeave
New York
Boston
Foger
Newport
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Old State Efonse
Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony
Fall Rtver
Fall River
Taunton
Brockton
Ren
Dean Street
North Faston
Stoughton
Randolph
North Easton
Ereturn
Feeturn
Fillmonth
Abington
Duxbury
Whitman
Cohasset
Hingham
Nantasket Senc
South Braintree
Ney
Neponset
Harrison Square
Ost Quincey
Pilien
Cottage City
Woods Hall
Woods Holl
New Bedford
Nantucket
Meturn
Cave Cod
Provincetown
Warmouth
Hyannis
Woods Mall
Falmouth
Blonument Beach
Buzzeres Bay
Onset Bay
Wareham
Buzzards Bay
Ketuarn
Waurteon
Bryannis
Sandtvich
Monument Beach
Beezards Bay
Middleberse
Puzzards Bay
Reeturn
Middleboro
Yaunton
Twinton
Way
South Weymouth
the Abingtons
Nantasket Beach
Weymouths
Arshfield
Scituate
Dexbury
Plymouth
J.B. Kendrick
Barnstabbie
Sandwich
Bourne
Ss Traing Leave Benton for Philadelphia and Baltimore
Train details indicate routing from Benton to Philadelphia and Baltimore via multiple lines, including Pullman Sleeping Cars, with schedules around 6:39 and 6:30 PM, and dining car service highlighted as the only line running a dining car from Boston.
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Montreal & West
Vermont
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Lowell
Chicago
Fitchburg
Pullman
Central Vermont
Washington Street
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S. W. Cummings
St. Albans
Benton
Philadelphia
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New York
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Banbury
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Richmond
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New London
Norwich
Vamairivale
Putnam
St New “Endem
Worcester
City of New York
Sumamuat Street
W. A. Turner
Pray
A.C
Pass
Concord BB and Branches Train Schedule 1886
Concord, N H rail timetable lists trains from Goston B and L depot to Manchester and upper railroads from June 28 1886. Departures include 7 50 am 8 30 am 12 pm 1 pm 6 50 pm 7 pm Sundays 1 pm. returns 5 30 pm 2 50 pm. Superintendent O C Chamberlin signs.
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Haymarket Square
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Halifax
The
Provinces
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Calais
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Portland
Cancevery
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Ezra
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Concord
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Castine
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Knox and
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Boston
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Oak Island
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York
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Martford
Waterbury
Canuary
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Britain
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Mattapen
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Siyade Park
Readvils
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Ellndicott
Selingtom
Ellia
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Norwood Central
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Tiltoms
Wyalpols
Thighland Lake
Fremlim
Blackstone
Taverns Mediate
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Concord BB
Goston
Manchester
N. H
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