Chautauqua Sunday School Opens With Concert Spirits High
The New England Chautauqua Sunday School Assembly opened at Lake View grounds in South Flamincuam with about 3500 in attendance. Dr A E Dunning gave welcome remarks as the programme led by Professor Schauffler featured Haydn Male Quartet and several solos. Fireworks lanterns lit the grove, a bonfire burned, and Dr William R Clark of Newton announced plans to sail for Europe on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Flamincuam
New England Chautauqua
A. E. Dunning
Lake View
Hurlbut
Professor Schauffler
Assembly
Haydn Male Quartet
Boston
Walter E. Paine
Edwin Howard
William W. Walker
William B. Robinson
William R. Clark
Newton
Board of Directors
Europe
First Corps of Cadets Camp Activities at Hingham
At the Hingham camp on July 16 the First Corps of Cadets held guard mount, drills, and a battalion review under Col. Edmands, with a ball game between Companies D and C and a band concert in the evening. Seventeen fiftheen marked the D versus C baseball victory as 156 men remained healthy despite 80 degree heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinenam
Corps of Cadets
Rogers
Alline
Edmands
Dalton
Hayes
Ged Crate
Bangs and
Sullivan
Cabot
Paine
Brigham
S.s
Avery
Taylor
Link
Grant
Wentworth
J.f
Rennie
Fellows
C.f
Johnson
R.f. C
Hurd
de Wolfe
Russell
Nowell
McGregor
Tancred
Faxon
E.f
Nash
I.f
Peck
R.f
Rollins
Company
Locke
Appleton
Mystic Park Races Show Mixed Interest and Unfinished Events
Mystic Park crowds were modest yet engaged as several races stretched into darkness. Fearnaught set a 2:19%4 mile in a 2:26 record attempt with Captain, while a $500 purse match produced notable finishes. Newport forms a Steeplechase Association planning yearly races with no gambling and no admission fees, starting September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
Messrs. C. K. Drew
J. H. Davis
J. Churchill
James Mayfield
Fearnaught
Kitty T
B. m
Moulsurin
Ceise Tercci Kok & Occident
Re. G
William Saunders
Tyanhioe
POGE
Ss Mog
King Bird
James McClenaham
Josie Bates
Blk. m
John Gibbs
Ion
Orange Blossom
B. G
J. M. Galvin
Prince
WH. Howard
Chank
Charles
Gratz
Charlies Yano
Kensett T
C. L. Vizard
Ay Royal
Ch. G
William Nickerson
R. M. Wilkes
G.g
Jerry O'Neil
Farmer Boy
W.C. Daley
Porsica
W. He. Hill
George H. Hicks
Arthur Wilkes
James Golden
Newport
R. L
Wetmore
Automatic chair sale at Paine's Furniture Ware Rooms
A column notes an automatic chair that follows every motion and embodies comfort. Paine's Furniture Ware rooms at 48 Canal Street are agents for the manufacturers and offer these luxurious chairs at inexpensive prices for those who value comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s
Canal Street
Merriconeag House at South Harpswell Maine Promotes Attractiveness
The Merriconeag House near South Harpswell in Casco Bay is praised for its scenic location and activities like boating fishing and hunting. A. E. Pinkham has operated there for twelve years, earning high praise from travelers and seasonal guests from Boston and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriconeag House
South Harpswell
Casco Bay
Boston
A. E. Pinkham
Shipbuilding at Bath shows bustling yards and growing fleet
Batu Me July 16 Bath shipyards buzz with activity as fifteen vessels sit on stocks and more contracts await timber. Krewssa Crosby and Kelley Spear advance schooners, the Marion Manson readies for ice loading, and the Deering nears completion as Bath woodworkers push framing, ceils, and planking across several yards.
Drunken Captain Rescued From Stranded Schooner
Captain Blaisdell of schooner Tarbox arrived at New Harbor with the mate and a boy from schooner Billow after finding the distressed vessel near Monhegan. The Billow’s captain was drunk, refused aid, and remained aboard with two jugs of liquor while Blaisdell stood by until nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damariscotta
Blaisdell
Tarbox
New Harbor
Billow
Boston
Millbridge
Monhegan
Green Island
Boston-Bound Vessels List Sailings From Around the World
A weekly Boston-bound vessels list details ships sailing for Boston or about to sail, including names such as Ada A. Kennedy from Buenos Ayres and Chili from Manila, with origins spanning Singapore, Calcutta, Barbados, and more. Entries note dates in May to July and ship types including brigs, barks, and schooners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albert L. Butler
Am. Sch
Foster
St. Thomas and Arroyo
2. K
Cooper
Acu
Probolingo
Anjer
Ada A. Kennedy
Buenos Ayres
Argyle
Virgie
Millsboro
N. S
Rage
Abron Bay
Crewe Jewel
Gratton
Barbados
Chili
Sagstrom
Manila
Carlotta
Brava
C. V
Blia
Turner
Brunswick
Barter
Wilmington
N. C
Mary Gibbs
Am. Brig
Surinam
Mollie J. Saunders
Ingersoll
Coosaw
Moses B. Tower
Am. Bark
Fayal
Mystic Belle
Am. Ship
Singapore
Ae F
Sch
Arey
N.Y
Obed Baxter
Colby
Am, Bark
Wassed Anjer
U. Patagonia
Calcutta
Reer
Steelman
S. C
Rebecca
Lamdin
Am. Sec
Appalachicola
Recovery
Davison
Cadiz
Serrano
Hdgett
Social
Brazil
Rio Grane Do Sel
Snow
Iargess
Brown
Fort Blakely
Port Townsend
Thomas A. Goddard
Ree
Sierra Leone
Africa
Mails Close at Boston for Worldwide Steamship Letters
Boston postal notices list closing times for special correspondence to Scotland France Austria and other destinations via Circassia La Champagne Werra Etruria and more. Mails to Nova Scotia Jamaica Central America and the Pacific regions are scheduled via various steamships with specific cutoffs and ship names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Circassia
New York
Piciere
France
Havre
Austria
la Champagne
Aspinwall
Panama
Dowelork
Wiles Morse
New Orleans
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Halifax
Truxillo
Ruatan
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Costa Rica
South Pacific
Guatemala
Colon
Great Britain
eGo Ee Trian
Netherlands
Miquelon
Newfound
Boston
Bermuda
Orinoco
PAM
Ieee
Pizzati
Traxillo
J. Otert, Jr
Shipping News Notes Day Length and Moon Details
Shipping news fragment mentions Wates and Moon with specifics like length of day 300 pm and reference codes R422 17/R 1089 14 55M. Not enough full facts to confirm events or destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nich Wates
Seaborne arrivals and vessels near St John NB list
Tursday July 16 arrivals and reports from Steamer Palestine from Liverpool to Warren & Co and Steamer Bostonian from Liverpool to Thayer & Lincoln note fog, crossing meridian, and no ice. Multiple steamers and schooners listed with ports, owners, and routes including St John NB, Bar Harbor, Portland, and New York. Foreign ships and coastwise movements summarized with wind and weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tursday
Palestine
Whiteway
Liverpool
Moise
Warren & Co
Bostonian
Front
Thayer & Lincoln
Erminita
Dunn
St John
Cumberland
Thompson
Pps
Portland
Nirse
Wiley
Olivette
McKay
Bar Harbor
John Brooks
Deering
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Tremont
Donovan
George A Chaffee
Proctor
Loucester
Shawmut
Fuller
Atlas
Philadelphia
Joshua Lovett
Mellen
R A Fisher
New York
Swis Glide
Barkhouse
Lottie B
Scott
Nina Page
Decoste
New Richmond
Bay Chaleur
Eliza Batchelder
Slocomb
French Cross
Cole
Iona
Eagan
Moneton
Emma McAdam
Brown
Weehawken
Gardiner
Rogers
Palitimore
Emerson
Day
Hoboken
Race
Henshaw
Perth Amboy
Lizzie
Larker
Hawes
Nautilus
Tosman
Medford
Ham
Mentora
Gott
Lyra
Dodge
Idalo
Perkins
Banner
Josie
Smith
Machias
Annie L Wilder
Thurston
Henry Nickerson
Hopkins
Laura T Chester
Berl
Rockport
Lizzie Guptill
Pinkham
Rocklind
Orizon
Worrey
Arcola
Harford
Caimbridge
Perry
Alsatiin
Snowman
Richmond
J W Hine
Johnson
Green’s Landing
Crusoe
Leighton
Millbridge
Emily Astaples
Sellers
Wenobscot
Emma W Day
Grindle
Castine
James Holmes
Ryan
Belfast
Sarah Franklin
Rice
Karen Happuch
York
Eunice
Newcomb
Deer Isle
Sehspearl
Barter
E Leggett
Lewis
Wiscassel
Susan Francis
Mineola
Ray
Ellsworth
Calais
Oo Satellite
Moody
Ada Adelia
Clark
Eliot
Fleetwood
Hackett
Wasson
Newburyport
Lavarian
Fitt
Scandinavian
Park
Glasgow
W& A Allan
Minia
Trott
Halifax
Alex Martin
Yarmouth
Stanwood
John G Hall & Coscha Glenera
McKiel
Robert Splaine & Co
Silver Spray
Lindsey
Joggins
J L Sullivan
T Astuart
Paulkingham
Hillsworo
Same
D P Ames
Jamieson
Moncton
Cyquet
Sanford
Nile
J Golding
Annie A Looihe
Jorde
J H Conant
Helen H Benedter
Manson
Norfatk
Salled
Rowan
Sjotna
Baraco
Wilkegbarre
Port Johnson
Ice King
Alice M Minot
Sif
Fredericstad
Schs
Miller
Blue Till
PA Stuart
Illsboro
Glenera
Spartan
Howard W Michalton
Ernst I Lee
Tielen G King
Wheeler
Charles L Mitchell
Ainset
Ngralaim
Olver Ames
Joseph Church
Iterald
Navesink
Shipping market pauses as chartering activity dips
New York reports a quiet chartering scene with limited life in the market. Europe bound vessels carry refined petroleum and a large cargo of cases aimed for Shangliae, while sugar stocks at Fort Louis Mauritius are tight with rates held steady as new crop progresses toward August. Multiple tonnage engagements to load sugar for the United States are noted at rates around 37s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rstes
Europe
Anna
Savannah
Tark Gochen
Asta
Vactolus
Fort Louis
Mauritius
Boston
United States
Castleton
Copsefield
Calleton
Sailed and Cleared Coastal Vessels Across New England Ports
A dense report lists schooners and steamers sailing from Salem Philadelphia Gloucester and Vineyard Haven between July 15 and July 18, with destinations including Boston New York Portland Newport News and Philadelphia. It notes cargoes fish receipts and multiple vessels under various captains, along with tugs in tow and steamers sailing toward Baltimore and Calais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Reading
Smith
Philadelphia
Schs
Pearl
Harlow
Rockland
Ieverly
Franconia
Price
Boston
Kennebec
Lavinia Bell
Red Beach
Navassa
Hinfield
Windsor
Radiant
Iardy
Vinalhaven
Glouchester
Sehs
Eliza
Mabel Leighton
J E Garland
Addison Centre
Grace
Hadhey
Georges
Notice
S R Crane
Grand Banks
Abby Snow
Wiscasset
Coquette
Merry
Boxer
Burgett
Lawrence Haines
Tibbets
Millbridge
Inez
Bunker
Doston
Hannah Grant
Strou
Mollie Phillips
Wallace
Banguor
Wim Fredericks
Burgess
Centurion
Iwis J Yaine
Trainor
South Amboy
Gamma
Jenkins
Roudout
O M Marrell
Wiley
Toboken
Portsmouth
Win Hl Bailey
Pierce
Newport News
Portland
Clara Leavitt
Lombard
Freddie A Higgins
Freeman
New York
Wellfleet
David Siner
Guthrie
Danversort
Ahbaton
Sinclair
Port Johnson
Charlotte Fish
Pendleton
Jedfrye
Langley
Kanger
Magnolia
Looper
Rockport
Julia
Martha
Young
Calais
Strout
Newport
Quickstep
Buckminster
Providence
Florence K Tower
Knowlton
Niantic
Connda
Stront
Westerly
Hannah F Carleton
Bryant
Ada Baley
FranksVierce
Thompson
Bangor
New Bedford
Herald Smith
Loop
Navesink
Coo. Winch
Careron
Olive Elizabeth
Nellie Doe
John B Norris
Ciffora
James R Talbot
Menuneatuck
Sarah D J Rawson
N Fullerton
Edwin J Morrison
Allegheny
Parker
Baltimore
Transatlantic Fleet Movements From July 3 to July 16
A long list of ships sailing or passing various ports including Antwerp Ar Acaju Alicante Carthagena Cardiff Dover Gibraltar Genoa Leghorn Llanelly London Marseille Ovorto Queenstown and more. Vessels include steamer Kehrinteder Isalera West Bourne Croma Revolving Light Vincenzo Gala tola Filippo Scotia Hugin Abyssinian Sapphire Kennard Felisa Galatea Little Pet Lantana Ardenclutha and others with destinations Philadelphia New York Baltimore St Johns Halifax and Quebec and routes via Gibraltar, Azores, and other Atlantic points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Kehrinteder
Ger
Montreal
Aracaju
Isalera
New York
Alicante
Maddalena
Ital
Quartararo
Philadelphia
Maria
Ambrosano
Carthagena
West Bourne
L&th
Croma
Baltimore
Gibraltar
Cardiff
Revolving Light
Sprague
St John
Duslin
Ruby
Morris
Quebec
Carin
Nor
Wilhelmsen
Dover
Cuba
Springer
Philadepna
Stettin
Vincenzo Galatola
Mazzella
Genoa
Filippo
Crisencolo
Leghorn
Scotia
Liebke
Cagliari
United States
Llanelly
Hugin
Andersen
Halifax
London
Bucephalus
Nicholson
Eversen
Philade
Plia
Sapphire
Murray
Marseilles
P M Pettersen
Stoesen
Ovorto
Kennard
Bettenecuet
Azoures
Felisa
Span
Lear
Mariners Report: Vessels Depart for Montreal and Philadelphia
Hamilton San Francisco, bark C R Bishop, with Hercksen aboard, sails from Singapore on July 14 bound for Montreal. The steamer Alberta (Br) sails to Singapore, and the steamer Montana (Br) sails to Philadelphia from Swansea on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
San Francisco
R Bishop
Hercksen
Singapore
Alberta
Montreal
Swansea
Montana
Philadelphia
Patten Wharf Sail Vessel Ready For Sails This Week
Bath July 16 The three masted schooner Joel Cook lies at Patten wharf with masts in and rigging up. She will be ready for sails this week. The New England Co will begin construction of a 1000 ton schooner soon for H P Dyer of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Joel Cook
Patten Wharf
New England Co
H P Dyer
New York
Shipping News: Global Vessels and Positions Reported
A compiled list shows ships Bracadaile Lyall Walter H Wilson Riverside Arklow Granada Samuel Famenoth Hermine Kelvin Laala Mozart John Davie Cambusdoon Cambusdoon and C R Flint in transit or positions. Voyages span New York Calcutta Calcutta New York Pascagoula Portsmouth Queenstown Rosario Newport Rio Janeiro Hamburg Savannah Madras Rio Janeiro St Pierre Mart Bermuda and Frying Pan Lightship with multiple coordinates and statuses all reported as all well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracadaile
Peebles
New York
Calcutta
Buckingham
Lyall
Walter H Wilson
Sproul
Riverside
Langdon
Pascagoula
Plymouth
Port Eads
Arklow
Farmer
Montevideo
Granada
Carle
Laguna
Barnegat
Samuel
Culvich
Hamburg
Charleston
Famenoth
Renaut
Portland
Ore
Queenstown
Bark Hermine
Erlandsen
Rosario
Kelvin
Newman
Newport
Rio Janeiro
Bark Laala
Guadolfe
Pensacola
Bristol
Mozart
Sbuller
Savannah
Frying Pan
Buoyage and harbor safety notices from Newburyport to Georgia
Reports from Pilot L Edward Atkins of the Stamford warn of bad Plymouth Harbor buoys and a missing Dix flat buoy threatening fog navigation. Changes in buoy positions at St Simons Sound Georgia adjust Well and Bell Buoys with new bearings. The AD Bache is at Cottage City preparing to run a Nantucket line, under Senior Lieutenant Mosher with Ensign Bissham aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kettle Rocks
Merritaue River
Chain Bridge
Newburyport
Mass
L Edward Atkins
Stamford
Plyideath
Plymouth Harbor
Howland’s Ledgé
Plymouth
Atkins
Simon’s Sound
Georgia
St Simon’s
Jekyl Island
Sunbeam
St Simon's Light
Cottage City
US Coast Survey
AD Bache
No Man’s Land
Nantucket
J F Mosher
USSN
A Bissham
Bark J 10 Peters Sold for Arctic Whaling Voyage
The bark J 10 Peters of 1085 tons, built at Bath in 1875, sold to J N Knowles & Co of San Francisco. It will sail to Nanaimo to load coal for their steam whalers in the Arctic Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
J N Knowles & Co
San Francisco
Nanaimo
Artic Ocean
Wreckage Seized and Vessels Reported Stranded Across Ports
Multiple ships and crews are noted in scattered maritime updates from Boston to London. Colby of Pilotboat No 8 reports wreckage off High land Light. Sir Edward Slade from Calais to New York is at Port Clyde unable to proceed. States Chas H Tlaskell from Fall River bound for Darien, Ga, has not been heard from. Other vessels leak, run aground or are under tow near Vineyard Haven, Cross Rip, and Provincetown. fire aboard the Samuel B Vrooman is extinguished. the Ben Benedict repairs at Eastport. Lemuria afloat after shore contact. and various hulls and cargoes noted with damages and salvage actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pilot Colby
Highland Light
Sir Edward Slade
Larrabee
Calais
New York
Port Clyde
Charles H Tlaskell
Silsby
Fall River
Darien
Gia
Vineyard Haven
Benedict
Littlejohn
South Gardiner
Cross Rip
Apperc Works
Coquette
Rockway
Newburg
Lake Champlain
Halifax
Wilmington
Samuel B Vrooman
Delaware
Robert J Farr
Kennebec River
Philadelphia
Broad
Frazer River
Sci Rebecca
Tainlane
Provinetown
Long Point
E A Burke
Quebec
Lemuria
Havana
Montreal
Matane
North Sydney
Cis
Bessie Morris
Cape North
Lautalum & Co of
St John
Melbourne
Aitmore
Queion
Levuka
Gamen
Port Discovery
Port Perio
Kangaroo Island
Auckland
Elinor Vernon
Wellington
Ocean
Bark
Essex
Essey
London
le Bosquest
New York City
Havre
Gutheil Sahner
Premen
Weser
Elizabeth
Andersen
Tonsberg
David W Hunt
Maritime arrivals and departures in Atlantic shipping logs
July records show multiple vessels passing and clearing ports. Antigosti and Brow Head report passes, while Argonne and Petunia dock at St Johns and Baltimore area ports. Several ships sail for Liverpool, Queenstown, New York, and Hamburg with crews listed and destinations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Nepigon
Montreal
Liverpool
AYER
Crapo
Hardy
Philadelphia
Bahia
Argonne
Petunia
Nichols
St Johns
Esra
Pedersen
Aif
Oleen
United States
Buenos Ayres
Boylston
Small
New York
Arlington
Davis
Yarmouth
Barklados
Edward Johnson
Warren
Pernambuco
Brow Head
Nestorian
HAWKE
Gellert
Hamburg
Betemarnt
Saratoga
Newark
Cienfuegos
Halifax
Familien
Ericksen
Cardiff
Victor
Donovan
Youghal
Maritimes and International Vessels Movements Report
A sweeping log of ships and vessels clearing, sailing, and in port across global key ports. Entries mention Liverpool, New York, Montreal, Hong Kong, Singapore, and more with vessels like the steamer Parisian, bark Gen Fairchild, and brig Odorilla among others. Several July actions noted including cleared, sailed, and in port statuses along with vessel names, captains, and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent
Morgensen
Liverpool
Alpha
Crowell
Bermuda
Nepoter
Bona
Hong Kong
Mallgerda
Hayden
New York
Heath Polint
Toronto
Bristol
Montreal
Lquique
Kintore
Hampto Roads
M P Grace
Williams
San Francisco
W P Trace
Macassar
Carte Blanche
Johansen
Padang
Matanzas
Wensleydale
North of Hate
Doris Eckhoff
Todd
Sellie
Dinsmore
Dodge
Do. Martin
Parisian
Nanaimo
Fairchild
Boyd
Sydney
Capvet
Ellis
Newport
Newcastle
Nsw
Emily F Whitney
Rolins
Singapore
Port Antonio
Jam
Dithmarschen
Boston
Pernambuco
Edward Johnson
Warren
Baltimore
Gregory
Newark
Panama
San Jose
Russell
Port Louis
Mauritians
Georgiétta
Easton
Rosario
Ponce
Odorilla
Holland
Qui
Magnum
Naess
Montevideo
Geographique
Vausett
Antwerp
Edmund Kaye
Thompson
Villa Ricas
Jane
England
Barbados
Elvaston
Richardson
Sunderland
Kings County
Bache
Bordeaux
Elsie
Christiansen
Gladstone
Sutter
Barksidmonton
Rousseau
Edith
Nicholson
Columbia
Gjertsen
West Hartlepool
Zarita
Vannekers
Rio Janeiro
Fagen
Etna
Ham- Utes
Syringa
Monteéal
Buenos Ayres
Heath Point
Ritchie
Queenstown
Haddondall
Andrews
Levi S Andrews
Watts
Benj Dickerman
Chisholm
Dice
Laura
Samson
United States
Edgen P Thuriow
Smith
Jamie Carlton
Perry
Ais
Alliance
Newport News
Sal
ST John
Brunel
Henderson
Schs
Nellie Bruce
Somervile
Harvester
McLennan
Chautauquan
Demings
Lynx
Finlay
Mary George
Sinnett
Kiladelphia
ST John's
San Marcos
Valparaiso
Don Carios
Jacobson
Port Townsend
Charles R Lewis
Reed
Edwin Reed
Fulton
Pisagua
Victoria
Tacoma
Skid Rank Vendleton
Lacoma
Belgic
Hong Keong
Diverse Atlantic Port Ship Movements Report
A compiled list of July port entries and clearances across American and international ports. Vessels include steamers, schooners, barks, and ships to and from Alexandria Baltimore Bath Charleston Cape Henry Darien Danversport Georgetown Greenwich Hyannis Jacksonville Norfolk Newport News Newburyport New Haven New York Philadelphia Provincetown Portland and more with arrivals from Windsor and Hamburg and cargoes to Boston Philadelphia New York and Baltimore among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Clara E Simpson
Windsor
Paltimore
Newnham
Johnson
Swansea
Frostburg
Mills
Boston
Harold B Cousens
Davis
Kennebec
Anna T Ebener
Springer
Charleston
Regulator
Moore
Neuse River
Annie Beale
Sullivan
Elerehera
Heaury P Simmons
Halloway
Denike
Townsend
Gothenburg City
Gothia
Hamburg
William C Mitchell
St Jago
William Crane
Savannah
Wallace
Liveroe Khio
Shipper
Rotterdam
Chatham
March
Icis Mount Slope
Crowley
Twilight
Vancleaf
Fall River
Charles F Mayer
Hand
Bath
Lizzie Babcock
Babcock
Loring
Ballard
Bearse
Philadelphia
Jobn Jackson
Briggs
Mary & Morse
Bunker
Baltimore
A ‘Lrrell
Son
New York
Charles Lawrence
Taylor
J F Leavy
Kelley
Mary & Peters
Cooms
Sarah & Ellen
Henley
Portland
Warren Adams
Colcord
15Th
Elwood Burton
Jarvis
John Cadwalader
Dudley
Edward C Allen
True
McLaughlin
Priscilla Scribner
Burnham
David Clarkson
Vannumnan
Sarah
Wright
William ‘Odd
Wood
S_Stickmore
Kendall
Carrie B Norton
Hodgdon
T Benedict
Linscott
Lucy
Friend
Catlin
Washington
Belfast
John Johnson
Thomas Wilaven
Potter
Norman, Roberts
Susan Lb Ray
Cape Henry
Maggie E Gray
Turquoise
Glasgow
Catania
Rio Janeiro
Romance
Navssa
Blanche Hopkins
Maranhense
Pole
Brazil
Gibson
Fhladelphia
Darien
Minnie Swift
Liswell
Greenock
Ebenezer
Westmark
Moss
Norway
Danversport
Clara Jane
Alley
Elizabethport
Dover
J C Cottingham
Easpport
Portland Packet
CB Paine
Gamecock
Georgetown
Chase Simmons
Babbitt
Josies Burt
Kurt
CB Church
Anderson
Greenwich
Conn
I Thompson
Tier
Hyannis
Swis
Menuncatuck
Baker
Dennis
Hattie M Howes
Handy
John Somes
Amboy
Florence Nowell
Nickerson
Hoboken
Willian L Burroughs
West
Ass River
Ira Laffrienner
Crowell
William S Jordan
Colin C Ttaker
Rondout
Eliar Ross
Lewis
Perth Amboy
Payne
Knowles
Pickering
William Boardman
Hatch
Rockland
New Haven
Ira D Sturgis
Blaisdell
Wiscassett
Sea Pigeon
Eaton
Hope Haynes
Tibbetts
Circassia
Balder
Givaura
Wyle
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Lord
A L Mitchell
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Erskine
Efc Sears
Aulen
Newark
Lucey Porter
Griddle
Unison
Wright
Lizzie
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Elizabethport
Warren
Henry R Tilton
Harris
Portsmouth
Ann Aelia
Hallock
Connecticut River
WJ McNaughton
Burns
Pichmond
George P Hallock
Edmunds
Bangor
M A Achorn
Achorn
James M Flannagan
Crockett
S G Hart
Holbrook
Kennebec
Dora Allison
Rose
Strike
Pelotas
ES Camp
Robinson
Lambert’s Point
Ruth Robinson
Kaker
Boston
Rockland
Pressey
Gray
G W Glover
Morton
Laura A Messer
Gregory
J N Lindsey
Kennedy
Nevada
Thomas
Clara Rankin
Averill
Salem
Lucy P Muller
Homer
Martha Innes
Hunt
Helen
Bishop
Thomas Hix
Thorndike
Thomas Borden
Canary
J . Beecham
Ginn
Scha Otronto
Lockhart
Perth Amboy
James A Gray
Coleman
Cyrus Chamberlain
Cookson
Loth
A Hammond
Kilpatrick
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Segna la Grande
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Rostow
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Paris
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C. Theo. Guething
Doane Street
Maine
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Mt. Desert
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Bluehill
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Elsworth
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Eastport
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Jonesport
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Alphevus M. Stetson
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