Crowds at Marblehead Watch Harbor Yachting Fest
July 12 report from Marblehead notes bright harbor illumination and races planned for tomorrow and Monday. Seawanhaka yachts arrive while crowds line shore for sunset gun and dress ship signals. Swordfish defeats Agnes in a bail-off. Sea Fox Oneida and others display lights as winds fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.N. Ellis
Crusader
Charles A. Cheever
Mayflower
F Underhill
Clara
J. C. Barron
Minerva
C. H. Tweed
Gorilla
R. P. Carroll
Kathleen
William Whitlock
Minot
Papoose
Round Point Light
Vintor
Day Dream
Mystery
Boston
Ayflower
Eastern Club
Fortuna
Priscilla
Rebecca
Foam
Dauntless
Hovey
Sea Fox
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Iroquois
Oneida
Corinthian Club
Alice
Swordfish
Agnes
Entries For The Eastern Yacht Club Races
Entries closed for today and Monday yacht races under the Eastern Yacht Club. Listing shows Fortana Henry Hovey Mayflower Sea Fox Merlin Quickstep Diana Clara Bilge Fanita Helen Mishoriice Sleeper Gorilla Ramona Kathleen Baracen Elf Evelyn Duchess and others across classes. Diana is the sole second class entry, Clara may win by walkover unless Alga pulls out. Hovey cup entrants include all forties for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortana
Henry
Hovey
Berd Sr
F. T. Underhill
Sea Fox
A. Cass Canfield
Eilsee Merlin
William H. Forbes
Gugh Cochrane
Red Grinnell
Sisal Wiele Tetain'e
Diana
J.C. Soley
Clara
John C. Barron
Bilge
A. Tongtomow
Fanita
T. H. Shepard
J. Appani Pela
Iquita
A. Heminenway
Helen
A. Prince
Gorilla
R. P. Warroli
Ride
P. Curtis
Ramona
W. N
W. C. Bray
Kathleen
William Whitlock
Baracen
W. Ls Fowle
Elf
A.J. Wilkingon
Sirrelitale Minha
Alga
Regatta to be sailed off Duxbury Standish House
A regatta will be sailed off Standish Shore Duxbury on Saturday July 20 open to yacht classes First class sloops and 25 foot boats Second class centreboard spritsail Third class kee l spritsail Boats. Courses ten and eight miles. Prizes in silverware three per class. Start times 2 15 2 30 and 2 45. Entries free via Captain Joshua M Cushing Standish House Measurements by Herrehof table. Judge: John A. Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duxbury
Standish House
Standish Shore
Clark’s Island
Plum Hills
Joshua M. Cushing
Duxbury Vilor
Herrehoff
Samuel 5
Rich
John A. Irwin
Regatta Arrangements Lead to Dory Race and Prizes
Sidney M. Hedges and William J. Wright head the committee of arrangements for the regatta with Captain Charles M. Cook Alfred E. Green Captain Joshua M. Cushing Colonel Frank H. Palmer H. Wade and E. R. Eaton. Judges may alter arrangements or course direction on race day due to wind with due notice. A dory race open to all will run a quarter mile with one turn and two cash prizes offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney M. Hedges
William J. Wright
Charles M. Cook
Alfred E. Green
Joshua M. Cushing
Frank H. Palmer
H. Wade
E. R. Eaton
Cruise of the Pleon Yacht Club Sets July Cruise
Pleon Yacht Club issues General Orders No 1 for five yachts to rendezvous at Pleon Cove Marblehead Harbor at 9 30 a m on Tuesday July 16 1889 for a three day cruise to Misery Harbor Commodore A G Woop commanding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleon Cove
Marblehead Habor
Misery Harbor
A. G. Woop
Monatiquot Regatta Postponed to July 27 at 2 PM
The Monatiquot Yacht Club postpones its first championship race to Saturday July 27 due to pilots not ready. Two cash prizes in each class will be awarded with 15 and 8 dollars in first class, 12 and 6 in second, 10 and 5 in third. Vice-Commodore E F Linton offers three prize caps for the classes. A special regatta meeting next Monday will set time and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaiquot
Monatiquot Yacht Club
Monatiquettars
E. F. Linton
Will Probably Race at Cottage City Yacht Event
Commodore Gerry reports Dr. H A Tucker of Martha's Vineyard Association offers two cups worth 250 each or one 500 prize for a yacht race around August 12 by New York squadron yachts off Cottage City. Oak Bluffs club to host reception if the race goes ahead. Gerry to present at regatta committee meeting in New York on July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage City
Cotrace City
Commodore Gerry
H. A. Tucker
Martha’s Vineyard Association
New York
Oak Bluffs Club
Regatta Committee
Yarana Defeats Valkyrie in Bangor Regatta Sprint
In Bangor on July 12 Yarana beat Valkyrie in a regatta. Time values show Valkyrie 5h 36m 5s, Yarana 5h 39m 3s, Irex 6h 2m 11s, Deerhound 5h 6m 58s. Yarana won on time allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarana
Valkyrie
Lonnon
Bangor
Irex
Deerhound
Cruise of the Atlantic Yacht Club sails from Whitestone to New London
Commodore Jefferson Hogan leads Atlantic Yacht Club vessels gathering at Whitestone for the annual cruise. The Cavalier flagship anchors at Whitestone with Athlon and Frolic. Republic, Arab, and Anaconda join. several schooners and sloops prepare to sail to Black Rock at 9 AM. Sunday service planned aboard a large schooner. race from New London to Shelter Island may follow. Harbor stops include Morris Cove, Newport, and likely New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Yacht Club
Jefferson Hogan
New York
Whitestone
Bay Ridge
Cavalier
Athlon
Frolic
Republic
Arab
Anaconda
Wintringham’s
Clara
Katrina
Gracie
Fanny
Kangaroo
Stella
Gleam
Agnes
Leona
Vidette
Fearless
Azalea
Black Rock
Morris Cove
New London
Shelter Island
Newport
New Bedford
Stock Scandal Promises Salem Financial Event
In Salem a major stock irregularity hits the Rob inson-Foster Electric Motor Co. after a former official allegedly sold a large block at 1 per share instead of 3. Losses near 10000. A suit in equity and injunctions target the seller and the firm. Director Covell declined comment.
Funeral of S. L. M. Barlow Held in Long Island
The funeral of S. L. M. Barlow was held at noon in Gauen Cove Long Island with a large turnout of prominent figures including ex Mayors Grace and Cooper of New York and notable names such as Delaney Nicoll James R. Keene Charles A. Dana Allan W. Evarts and General Fitz John Porter. A brief service occurred at the deceaseds summer residence parlor before burial in the family churchyard plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stickney
Miss Stella Gay and Louie Leonard Thrown From Swing
Miss Stella Gay of Stoughton and Miss Louie Leonard were pitched twenty feet to the ground when a revolving swing broke at Crescent Park this afternoon. Miss Leonard suffered a serious spinal injury while Miss Gay fractured a collarbone and was bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proyinenck
R. L
Stella Gay
Stoughton
Mass
Louie Leonard
Crescent Park
Miss Leonard
Miss Gay
Serious accident to Henry C Bowen
Putnam Connecticut July 12 Henry C Bowen editor of the New York Independent was badly bruised and suffered a severe shock when his horses were frightened by cars causing a runaway and throwing Bowen and his coachman. He was attended by a physician and taken home at Woodstock. At 76 the shock may prove serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Bowen
Putnam, Conn
New York Independent
Bowen
Damaged Canal Wall Hits Underhill Edge Tool Works
Nasavua New Hampshire July 12 An embankment breach in the canal at the Underhill Edge Tool Works near Pennestock caused wall damage and compromised part of the building foundation. Estimated damage to the company is five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underhill Edge Tool Works
Nasavua
N.H
Pennestock
Woman In Waltham Attempts Suicide From Window
Miss Jessie Chisholm a domestic employed by Mrs. Lawrence Riley on Fiske street attempted death by jumping from her third story chamber window this morning. She suffered a broken arm and internal injuries and was taken to the hospital where her condition remained doubtful this evening due to neuralgia and nervous troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Spreray
Jessie Chisholm
Lawrence Riley
Fiske Street
Naumkeag Street Railway seeks capital boost and bonds
Salem July 12 Sprerau J The Naumkeag Street Railway Company petitions railroad commissioners for leave to raise capital stock to 250000 and to issue coupon bonds totaling 850000 to cover cost of extension overhead electric system and to secure debts A hearing is set for July 19 in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Secretary Blaine Leaves Town After Brief Visit
Secretary Blaine and Mrs Blaine departed Youngs Hotel yesterday afternoon at 4 on their way to Bar Harbor The trip aimed to buy furniture and to visit Gail Hamilton who is ill Some politicians sent notes to his rooms during the stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Young’s Hotel
Bar Harbor
Gail Hamilton
Miss Dodge
Mansfield wins Partridge grass court tennis title at hotel tournament
In Werestry on July 12 Mansfield of Longwood Club defeated A L Williston of Cambridge in three sets to win the singles final. Doubles saw Williston and Tallant overcome Hovey and Wildes in five sets. Consolation events included the Forbes brothers over Baldwin and Crompton in straight sets. The full day’s results list singles and doubles scores and consolation outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werestry
Wellesley
Fred S$. Mansfield
Longwood Club
A. L. Williston
Cambridge
Mansfield
Williston
Deuce
Vantage
Tallant
Hovey
Wildes
Williston and
Wiliston
OrangeMen celebrate Boyne anniversary with large Boston gathering
The Loyal Orange Institution of the United States marked the 199th Boyne anniversary with lodges from Salem Quincy Lynn Somerville Cambridge Woburn and Boston represented. About 1000 attendees marched to Paine Memorial Hall then toured Nantasket on the Twilight. An accident injured Miss Anna Whelton a shot put mishap but the day otherwise proceeded with games prizes and a ball at Wells Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle of the Boyne
William III
Prince of Orange
James II
Loyal
Orange Institution
United States
Salem
Quincy
Lynn
Somerville
Cambridge
Woburn
Boston
Lodge 154
Pawtucket
R. L
Thomas Milligan
Massachusetts
Paine Memorial Hall
Nantasket
Anna Whelton
Dorchester
Wells Memorial Hall
Iman
Andover Controversy Hearing on Smyth Appeal
At 87 Milk street Judge Asa French hearing testimony in Smyth appeal against Board of Visitors of Andover Theological Seminary. Board asserts a different admission. stenographer testifies no such admission. Witnesses present. case to Springfield next Thursday before Supreme Court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa French
Milk Street
Robinson
Smyth
Board of Visitors
Andover Theological Seminary
Marshall
Congregational Publication Society
William H.tucker
Boston
M. C. Ayres
W. J. Tucker
Andover
W. L. Ropes
The
Theological Seminary
Springfield
Supreme Court of
Sunday cigar selling case in Municipal Court
A suit filed yesterday in Municipal Criminal Court before Judge Parmenter targets William A. Houston a druggist at 160 Hanover Street for selling cigars on Sunday. Philip Morinski bought three cigars last Sunday from this apothecary and he was one of the dealers forced to close on Sundays. The defendant’s counsel was J B Barry. A sentence of ten dollars and costs was imposed with EK B Goodsell prosecuting. Two more cases will shortly be called up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Criminal Court
Parmenter
William A. Houston
Hanover Street
Philip Morinski
J. B. Barry
EK. B. Goodsell
Sale of Fine Horses by A W Davis
A W Davis sold a chestnut cob to Mr Dunham of Magnolia a bay mare by Harry Clay Jr to Mr A N Burbank of Dorchester a roan cob to Mr Atwood a dapple gray gelding to Mr McCormick a chestnut road mare by Darcey Gold Dust to Mr Barnes a mahogany bay horse to Mr Rogers and a handsome pony to Mrs Fay of Wellesley Hills in the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Davis
Mr. Dunham
Magnolia
Harry Clay, Jr
A. N. Burbank
Dorchester
Mr. Atwood
Mr. McCormick
Darcey
Mr. Barnes
Rogers
Paine's Furniture Showcases Wood Mantels and Fireplace Pieces
Do you plan a new house or repairs, visit Paine's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street to see an exhibition of twenty five leading mantle styles. A room is dedicated to mantels with various woods shapes and sizes on display for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
City Notes on Stone Removal and Local Events
The old merchants exchange doorway stone on State street was lowered and sent to Cambridge for storage for the new chamber of commerce. Lamkin & Foster invite about 300 to 400 staff to Clifton this afternoon for a hospitality event, traveling by special cars from the Eastern depot at 3 45. Captain Charles W. Miller faces manslaughter charges in East Boston District Court with 500 bond. he previously fired a distress signal on Marginal Street linked to a July 4 explosion. A Free Baptist pastor will speak at the Boston Y M C A tomorrow at 4 p m with a musical program. Rumors of resignations at City Hall lack authentic sources, Secretary Ernst denies knowledge of such plans. The Free Trade Club holds its second outdoor mass meeting at Boston Common tonight at 7 30 with speakers from Cambridge and Birmingham and other leaders. Frank K. Foster presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Exchange
State Street
Cambridge
Chamber of Commerce
Lamkin & Foster
W. C. Lamkin
Clifton
F. 8. Hayes
First Free Baptist Church
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
City Hall
Thomas F. Doherty
John J. Concannon
Water Department
Ernst
Free Trade Club
Charlestown
Boston Common
A. T. Rady
Samuel Brazier
Birmingham
Eng
D. H. Biggs
Central Labor Union
Frank K. Foster
Arlington Street
George L. Chaney
B. Y. M. C. Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
George M. Badge
East Boston
Eddie Frazier
Byron A. Robinson
Jabez L. Robinson
R. L. Perkins
J. L. Hayes
Firat Free Baptist Church
A. T. Percy
Firat
Charles Hall
J. Stewart
Fre Brown
Charles B. Osgood
George W. Proctor
Christadelphian Bible
Chandler Hall
K. Lansing
J.D
United States
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
D.D
Jesus
Hotels dinner lists Royal Arcanum members names
Howard Council No. 46 Royal Arcanum members dined at Crawford House with a registry exposed of attendees from cities including Indianapolis Philadelphia New York Kansas City Mo Baltimore Providence Chicago Toronto and more. Attendees include A B Gregory W F Mitchell R A Gruin E C Dana J H Palmer W G Morrow and many others across numerous states and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Council
Royal Arcanum
Crawford House
Tavern
A. B. Gregory
Indianapolis
W. F. Mitchell
Philadelphia
R. A. Gruin
New York
E. C. Dana
Kansas City
Young
J. H. Palmer
W. G. Morrow
Baltimore
William D. Warren
Providence
J. C. Hess
Chicago
Matthew Gill, Jr
C. H. Curtis
Topeka
Kan
Edward W. Dunn
Columbus
O.tremont
J. BR. Brown
Tyler
Tex
Joseph Elsamer
Dallas
W.R. Cuthbert
Pittsburg
Penn
United States
R. H. Niblock
C. Kh. McMullen
Scottron
F. A. Vander Welligan
Luther Pierce
Farrytown
N. Y
Thomas Hannon
Cairo
E. Jetters
Toronto
Ont
A. Milligan
C. B. Curtiss
Bay City
Mich
I. A. Blackburn
San Francisco
Charming Kennebunkport Hotels Offer Summer Comforts
In Kennebunkport Me River Bluff House is managed by a refined Boston woman offering quiet summer stays with fishing boating and bathing. The Parker House on the Kennebunk River provides modern improvements rooms dining and electric services while Sea View House run by J E Hubbard features ocean view and affordable rates for up to fifty guests. Other properties include Grove Hill Comfort Cottage Midway between Boars Head and Northhampton with elegant rooms and reasonable prices Cape Porpoise offers fishing boating and seaside lodging including Shiloh House on an island and Sea View House with low rates Huff Cottage near a cove and beach nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
River Bluff House
Boston
Parker House
Kennebunk River
Kennebunk Beach
Sea View House
J. E. Hubbard
Grove Hill
Maine
Boar's Head
Little Boar's Head
Northampton Station
Mace Cottage
New Hampshire
Cape Porpoise
Keunebunkport
Apaches Life in the Wild West Exhibition at Point of Pines
Tonight an outdoor pyrotechnic equestrian show titled Apaches or Life in the Wild West will be staged at the Point of Pines. Tomorrow features the fourth great Sunday concert with a larger band and several soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild West
Point of Pines
Court denies preliminary injunction in hose strap patents case
United States Circuit Court July 12 holds no prior adjudication or public acquiescence shown for two Caldwell patents 197716 and 197717 on hose straps. Infringement of the tool patent questioned. judge doubts infringement but denies the motion pending final merits and cites advise of counsel T W Clarke for plaintiffs D Hall Rice for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Freeborn F. Rayond
Boston Woven Hose Company
J. A. Caldwell
T. W. Clarke
D. Hall Rice
Jury Finds Grossi Guilty of Subornation of Perjury
United States District Court resumed and finished the case against Pietro Grossi with a verdict of guilty after about an hour for subornation of perjury. A motion for a new trial will be ruled next Monday. The session then moved to the perjury trial of George A. Badger in a deposition matter related to an interference in the peat office. The proceedings explored Badger’s use of a wire or cordway and who first observed it, with further testimony about his alleged falsities. The trial is expected to extend over several days. A. Galvin argued for the United States and J. Henry Taylor for the defendant. other jurors were excused for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Nelson
Pietro Grossi
George A. Badger
Quincy
J. Henry Saylor
Washington
Badger
Wilbur A. Lakin
A. Galvin
United States
J. Henry Taylor
Insolvency Court in Suffolk Adjourns Third Meetings
July 12 proceedings list third meetings adjourned to Sept 20 for many debtors including Thomas Brigham Bishop John L B Pratt George H Harding and others. Dividends declared in Churchill Sears and Emery Hughes cases. several second meetings closed or continued. first meetings held for Maynard McKeever Stevens McCarty Ripley Cochnower Anderson Kennard Sughrae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
McKim
Thomas Brigham Bishop
John L. B. Pratt
George H. Harding
Ernest D. Blackwell
Albert L. Churchill
Cecelia I. Gustine
Jennie H. Bowker
Paul Sears
James Clair
Emer W. Smith
Mary F. Maney
James H. Howard
Ety Hughes
George M. Guild
Arminda T. McKeon
W. F. Howe
B. J. Clark & Co
George L. Young
Charles B. Gardner
George E. Evans
Patrick Gallagher
Emery & Hughes
Mary
George J. Cochnower
Elbridge K. Anderson
John F. Kennard
Michael J. Sughrae
Superior Court Briefs July 12 Judge Barker
William Pratt charged with embezzlement linked to Massachusetts reformatory case details. John Downey cited for drunkenness, six months at house of correction. Henry Schwartz fined $50 and costs for liquor law violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pratt
Massachusetts Reformatory
John Downey
House of Correction
Henry Schwartz
Municipal Court July 12 Crim Session Notes
Parmenter and Curtis charged with riot were held in 1000 bond for July 17. Frey charged with selling cigars on Sunday. Crowley case on doing business on the Lord's day postponed. Blodgett arraigned for obtaining money by false pretences from Albert Milton of the Sears building, with R T G Brown of the Congregationalist involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmenter
Curtis
J. Patrick Fennely
Houston
Hanover Street
Frey
Cornelius Crowley
Wiliam R. Blodgett
Albert
Milton, We
Sears
R. T. G. Brown
Congregationalist
Mayor's ex-messenger complains of misrepresentation
Josselyn called at the Mayor's office to pay respects and told Secretary Ernst that the Post grossly misrepresented him in the discharge story. He says what he said to the reporter was not printed while what he did not say appeared in print, and his endorsement of the Mayor's administration was ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josselyn
Ernst
Post
Militia Roster Changes For Week Ending July 13
The roster shows W H Ames promoted to captain of Company K First Infantry replacing Parkinson. Albert E Tenney becomes first lieutenant and H H Whicher promoted to second lieutenant, both in Company K First Infantry. Lieutenant Colonel L J Logan of the Ninth Regiment resigns and is discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ames
First Infantry
Parkinson
Albert E. Tenney
Ames
H. H. Whicher
Tenney
L. J. Logan
Help Wanted Ends This Afternoon at Oakland Garden
Help Wanted will be given for the last times at Oakland Garden this afternoon and evening and all who have not seen it should improve the opportunity. Next week a large company of popular artists under the direction of Mr Al Feeley will present a new and much improved dramatization of Rider Hag gard s popular novel She. In order to properly present the piece the Oakland Garden stage will not only undergo extensive alterations but all of its regular scenery will be removed the scenery to be used in She being pointed expressly for the piece by Oscar L Bert of San Francisco Cal. All of the scenic effects such as calcium electric lights will be provided. She will be given every evening and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Garden
al Feeley
Rider Haggard
She
Oscar L. Bert
San Francisco
Cal
Wrentham Seeks Rail Connection Boosting Growth
A retired old town in Norfolk county, noted for scenic beauty, may gain improved railroad accommodations. The Old Colony railroad contemplates a line through the town center, promising to stimulate growth and raise real estate values. Wrentham is praised for healthfulness and popularity as a country home area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Old Colony
Wrentham
Clover Blossom Syrup Beckons City Fountains Hit of the Day
Blends with soda water at first class fountains, praised as pure, healthful and refreshing. Described as dew sprinkled clover flavor, restoring country memories and shaping a lasting preference. Warns against imitations of elastic starch.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marblehead
ETVIN
FeMs
Os Swordfish
J. B. Paine
W. E. Cummings
Eastern Yacht Club
Felows
Lanee
Pleon Yacht Club
Satem
Robinson-Foster Electric Motor Company
South Peabody
Covell
L. M. Barlow
Orangemen
Crawford Arrivals
Revere
George Allanson
Milwaukee
P. Ellis
St. Louis
W. J. Broadwell
D. E. Newkirk
Allentown
E. C. Weeks
William van Name
Des Richwood
L. J. Albert Black
Newark
W. A. Clark
E. O. Smith
Plymouth
N. H
A. Benedict
Rochester
F.C. Page
Storcester
M. In Matthews and Family
Warren
Crawford
C. L. Waite
Macedon
N. Bee
P. Gardner
Norwich
Conn
J. A. Hanna
Erungalohia
William Strathers
Enn
Thorndike
G. W. Harrison
Charming Kennebunkport
Superior Criminal Court
Barker, J
Cranges
Pyle
James Pyle
Endia
Chisa
Tassan
E. C. Thompson
Washington Street
Old South
Washburn & Moon Mfg
Stock and Wakefield
Tan Co
Congress ST
Samuel Fessenden
Sandwich
Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
Bass River Savings Bank
South Yarmouth
Canal Company
F. A. Lockwood
Fessenden
West Newton
Brockton
Falmouth
Watertown
West
Bradstreet
Canada
United
GEO. C. Goodwin & CO
World Typewriter
Pope Maanufacturing Co
Columbia Cycles
Franklins St
C.H. Craves & Sons
Hawkbins ST
Norman McDonald & CO
And
Brattle Street
James Reuaselt
Lowell Estate
Mt Auburn
Newton
Mt. Auburn
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