Various July to August church and club events in New England
The list covers July and August church services at Warren Avenue Baptist Church and Immaculate Conception Church picnics, a Methodist ministers meeting in September, Prince Leopold's travel to St John New Brunswick and onward to Boston, Americus Club steamboat excursion to Lowell Island, Ancient Order of Hibernians union picnic at Silver Lake Grove, Williams College leadership mentions, a new parlor car Cottage City on the Old Colony Railroad Vineyard line, the Women's Industrial and Educational Union claims process, Gospel Union Temperance Meetings in Boston, the Dial Postal Guide published by Horace Dodd, safety gates on Old Colony South Braintree trains, Massachusetts Club dinner guests at Nantasket including Long Jewell Talbot Claflin Dawes Hoar.
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Order of Thibernians
Suffolk County
Silver Lake Grove
Duryea
Boston
Crosby
New York
Williams College
Old Colony Railroad
Cottage City
Vineyard
Protective Department
The
Women’s Industrial and Educational Union
Immaculate Conception
Highland Lake Grove
Walpole
Mass
Boston Base Ball Association
Gospel Union Temperance Workers
Dial
Horace Dodd
Washington Street
Old Colony Railroad Company
South Braintree
Massachusetts Club
Hotel Nantasket
Wlre
Long
Marshall Jewell
Connecticut
Thomas Talbot
William Claflin
Henry L. Dawes
George F. Hoar
City actions chart large agenda on water, streets and ordinances
Petitions presented call for water main planning from Chestnut Hull Reservoir to Mystic Pumping Station. Reports request ordinances to ban pond bathing, codify existing ordinances, and modify the law department. City to fund inspector wages, street grading, sidewalk costs, and tolls on Tudor street land. Committee appointments and vehicle width limits await action. Back Bay Flats noted.
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Chestnut Hult
Mystic
City
John G. Freeman
John A. Kidney
East Chester Park
Albany Street
Dorchester
Tudor Street
Mercantile Savings Institution
Joel C. Bolan
Joel R. Bolan
Charles River Bridge
Law Department
Committee On
Refrigerator Building Works for Squire & Co. at Newburyport
The Newburyport Herald reports the Refrigerator Building for Squire & Co. by Hon. Albert Currier. It will be 265 feet long, 160 feet wide, and 80 feet high with four stories. The top ice storage is 27 feet deep, holding about 27 000 tons, while the lower levels serve cooling and packing 3 000 bags daily. Nearly 400 columns bear the structure, needing 3 200 millions of bricks and 2.5 million feet of lumber. A 96-foot square rendering establishment will also be built. The project uses J. H. Fisher’s patent and covers about 5 200 square feet.
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Squire & Co
Albert Currier
Newburyport
Chicago
Newburyport Herald
J. H. Fisher
Evangeline Reopens with New Scenes at Forest Garden
The reconstructed Evangeline drew a large audience at Mr. Tanger's garden last night with new scenes and a largely refreshed cast led by Alice Atherton Dora Wiley and Richard Golden. The performance showed strong makeup likenesses and will run again with further rehearsals.
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Harry Josephs
Floratori
Emma Calef
Jailor
Lavinia Bennett
Carrynews
May Smith
le Blanc
Richard Golden
Peter Papyrus
Harry E. Dixey
Capt
Dietrich
George W. Howard
Lone Fisherman
Dromio
Joseph Harris
W. W. Allen
James T. Powers
City Hall Notes and Arrival of John Winthrop Statue
Gen A P Martin sets up headquarters at 31 Milk Street for the September 17 parade. The bronze replica of Greenough’s John Winthrop statue, Italian cast and costing 5000, arrives in Boston and will be at Scollay Square for unveiling September 1 funded by the Phillips fund. The Board of Aldermen visited Oakland Garden on Monday after their signet. A woman from Carrollton Illinois asks the city chief to obtain silk matching a sample to avoid ruining her dress. She ends with a pleading note to look well in stores and oblige.
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Milk Street
Greenough
John Winthrop
Italy
Phillips Fund
Boston
Scollay Square
Board of Aldermen
Oakland Garden
Moody Merrill
Carrollton
Green County
Illinois
Deaths: Congressman Joseph R. Chandler Of Philadelphia
Joseph R. Chandler of Philadelphia died July 10 at 88. A Kingston Mass. native and lawyer, he edited the United States Gazette and rose to grand master of Pennsylvania Masonry. He served as Whig congressman from 1849 to 1855 and was minister to Naples 1858–1860. He later edited the Philadelphia North American and published grammar works. Other notices list Rev. John Cole Miller in England, H. M. Williams of Boston, Albert S. Rowell, Elias Titus, George L. Sibley, Henry W. Shackelford, Rev. S. L. Yourtee, and Paul Broca.
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Kingston
Mass
United States Gazette
Masonic Fraternity
Pennsylvania
Congress
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Buchanan
Naples
America
John Cole Miller
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John Miller
London
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Worcester
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Boston
Santa Barbara
California
H. M. Williams & Co
Albert S. Rowell
Lebanon
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Elias Titus
Titusville
Dutchess County
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United States
George L. Sibley
Laconia
Henry W. Shackelford
Eighth Virginia Circuit Court
Joseph R. Chandler
8. L. Yourtee
Methodist Episcopal Church
Delaware
Ohio
Paul Broca
Drowning tragedy in Portland and varied Maine incidents
James Mills of Portland drowned after jumping from the steamer Eleanora on its New York to Portland run. Other Maine items note a First Maine Battery mustering, a Bangor man’s suicide by cutting his throat, an eight year old scalding death in East Deering, a cheese factory milk intake near Houston, a bad accident at Leigh ton's pork factory, editor Andrew J. Small’s paralysis, a fatal sunstroke in Falmouth Fore, Michael Brophy’s arrest for robbery in Lewiston, a river drowning near Scarboro, and a field quarrel at Mars Hill ending in arrest and imprisonment in Houston jail.
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Portland
Eleanora
New York
Maine Battery of Light Artillery
Ferdinand B. Hieskell
Bangor
Hieber
East Deering
Houston
Leighton
Andrew J. Small
Biddeford
Fimes
Weekly
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Old Orchard Beach
James Dougher
P. H. Brown
Falmouth
Michael Brophy
Edward Kelleher
Lewiston
Merrill
Mr. Smith
Jerry Carroll
Lawrence
Norwich
Connecticut
Copelin
Danielsonville
Boston
Charles E. Alvord
New Haven
Enos E. Hale
Pardee
Daniel Tyler Colt
Yale College
Western College
Trinity College
Stonington
Fort Hale
Tomlinson
Death from hay load collision and Concord Horse Railroad directors
New Hampshire reports Charles Tasker of Hartford died after contact with a beam while entering a barn with a hay load. In Concord a meeting of the Horse Railroad elected directors Moses Humphrey John H George Daniel Holden Samuel C Eastman and Lewis Downing Jr. Holden was named president and Eastman secretary treasurer with orders to start building the road.
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Charles Tasker
Hartford
Concord Horse Railroad
Moses Humphrey
John H. George
Daniel Holden
Samuel C. Eastman
Lewis Downing
Vermonters and Local Resources Highlight State Highlights
Dodge Hall of Elmore reports a death by suicide. Rutland census shows 12 223 inhabitants with 6 115 in the village, the state’s largest. Plymouth gold claim owned by Worcester Boston New York and St Louis men, yielding grains from mustard seed to pea size and about five dollars per day per laborer. A gulch stream carries the gold, with quartz prospecting and a possible future stemp mill after digging.
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Dodge
Democrats form Hancock and English Club in Lowell Ward Four
A Lowell ward meeting formed a Hancock and English Club as Democrats discuss local issues. Several incidents are noted, including a man who died of a self-inflicted wound, a boy escaping from reform school, and various legal cases and community events.
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Hancock and
James A. McGeough
James Hearn
William Griffin
Hugh H. Campbell
Hugh Campbell
Thomas Hearn
C.J. McCarty
J. J. Flynn
M. F. Garvin
M. T. Folan
Patric Campbell
Thos. A. Devlin
Jeremiah Murphy
M. Loughlin
J. Ma
Decennial New Sweden Celebration Set for July 23 1880 Maine
Maine dedicates New Sweden festivities in Aroostook County with an address by Hon. William W. Thomas Jr and notable speakers Gov. Davis Senator Hamlin Gen. Chamberlain and Col. Stone. Rail and travel details outline fares to Caribou and guided routes from Portland Bangor and other points with special trains to Edmunston and New Sweden.
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Woods
Maine
Aroostook
William W. Thomas, Jr
Portland
Gov
Davis
Hannibal Hamlin
Joshua L. Chamberlain
Col. Stone
Hancock Home Near St. Louis Described in Lyrical Portrait
The Cincinnati Commercial portrays General Hancock’s country house between Carondelet and Jefferson Barracks as an idyllic summer retreat. The piece highlights the rambling architecture, shaded grounds, river reflections, and a river mirrored in a grand chamber’s window. It notes Ivory station nearby and access via Iron Mountain Railroad to Missouri’s mineral country and to St. Louis in a short ride.
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