Plato at Concord on Par menides and Plato's Irony
Concord July 22 Special. S H Emery opens School of Philosophy course with a close reading of Par menides in Plato's dialogue showing Socrates as learner and Plato's method as dialectical. Professor Davidson then analyzes irony from Socrates to Plato, Aristotle, Jesus, Goethe, and Zola, noting Socrates' playful ironical stance amid deep moral themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
School of Philosophy
Plato
Parmenides
S. H. Emery
Socrates
Munk
Parmaides
Aristotle
Thomas Davidson
Davidson
Alcibiades
Quinctilian
Sophocles
Jesus
Gethe
Zola
Athens
Gothe
Wilhelm Meister
Goethe
Aristophanes
Prytaneum
Reception at Association Hall by YMCA members
A reception for YMCA members and their lady friends was held at Association Hall last evening. Professor R J Moor presented ventriloquism and magic, followed by a concert by the Imperial Banjo quartet. The program ended with an auction of unclaimed articles from the Association building to benefit the association Charity fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association Hall
Young Men’s Christian Association
R.J. Moor
Imperial Banjo Quartet
Association
Helen Wilkes Dominates 2 32 Class at Mystic Park Racecard
Mystic Park hosts third day of summer meeting as Helen Wilkes, a chestnut mare, wins the 2:32 class trot in three straight heats. George Lee is disqualified. Belle Franklin places second overall, with Lucy M and Mary Ann also prominent. A special 2:32 race for a $160 purse features Bessie H winning ahead of Golddust and Nutwood Jr. The program notes upcoming 2:50 and 2:25 class races for the final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
Helen Wilkas
George Lee
Mary Ann
Jack Sheppard
Joe Jefferson
Helen Wilkes
Lucy M
Beachmont
W. C
Belle Franklin
Nutwood, Jr
Culean
Ethan Golddust
Bessie H
Dulean
Golddust
Nutwood
Cylean
Dylean
Harness
Fred Haight
Aegewk
George Hicks
Bik
Jd. Bowen
M. Lucy
John Riley
E. G
Charles K. Drew
Charles D. Palmer
T. A. C. Hastings
Sylvia M
Jack
George A
Seaver Proposes Reforms in Boston Public School Music Program
Superintendent Seaver reports on music instruction in Boston public schools finding the current course often ignored by teachers. He recommends a recast course free of textbook pages, frequent individual tests, continued use of approved texts, prescribed songs for rote learning, teacher meetings, regular visits by instructors, and a vertical plan assigning each special instructor to a city section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaver
Boston Public Schools
Second Boston Yacht Club regatta ends in light wind
The second championship regatta of the Boston Yacht Club sailed at 10 50 am off City Point with light variable wind. The Violet withdrew about an hour after starting and the Shadow failed to finish within the time limit. In second class Eva showed fine work and the leaders finished closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Yacht Club
City Point
John Bryant
Violet
F. UO
Hussey
Ceec
Eva
D. Sargent
Echo
E. L. Burwelt
Mazel
W. O. Wilkinson
Edna
George Lawley
Thomas Dean
Eben Denton
Barnard
AGAIN VICTORIOUS BOSTONS TALLY HOME WIN AND MORE
The Bostons win their second straight home game as the Blues fall to Haverhill in twelve innings. Washingtons and Chicago Kansas City games also noted with notable fielding and hits.
Portlands win hard game in New England League
In Portland Maine on July 22, the Portlands defeated Newburyport 6 to 4 in a high tension game. Spence broke a finger and will be sidelined. Galligan, Shannon, Wheelock, O'Rourke, and Cull starred with key hits as Portlandes beat Newburyports at home. Brocktons beat Lawrences 11 to 4 in Brockton with strong offense led by Barnes Cudworth Gardner and sturdy defense. Cox saved a whitewash for Brockton in seventh. Attendance near 800.
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New York
Polo Grounds
New Yorks
Philadelphias
Ferguson
York
O’ Rourke
Connor
Welch
Irwin
Gerhardt
Philies
Ward
A. E. O Rourké
A. E. O Wood
Ewing
Ote C Fogarty
Ening
Conager
de Gug Iss Icc Cnvcucencesess
Buolouis Sd Cvecusewetseveccsca
Detroits
St. Louis
Errora
Karnea
Brouthers
Denny
Kirby
Baldwin
Myers
Graves
Haverhill
Haverhills
Blues
Portland
Portlands
Spence
R.ib. PO. AE. R
A.E. Galligan
OjShannon
Kearns.ss
Wheel’k
Hatfeld
Sheffer
Ti Wilson
O Murphy
O O’brien
Newburyports
Moran
Barnes
Cudworth
Gardner
Burns
Meister
McCarthy
Robinson
Brocktons
A.E. Hawer
Donovan
Patton
O Burke
Thayer
Pettee
OjCox
Dunworth
McGrath
Tuckerman
Crowley
Oj Morrison
Lawrences
Cox
Bails
Fawrences
Struc
Freleigh
League Washingtons at Boston clash across nine towns
In today’s schedule multiple matchups unfold from coast to coast. League teams from Washington to Boston face off with St Louis meeting Detroit and Kansas City facing Chicago while Association clubs play in Philadelphia and Baltimore amid regional showdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtons
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Kansas Citys
Chicago
Association
Pittsburgs
Philadelphia
Cincinnatis
Baltimore
Louisvilles
Brooklyn
New York
New England
Brocktons
Haverhill
Newburyports
Lawrence
Havana's sugar crop reaches 690 thousand tons
Havana on July 17 reports Cuba's sugar crop totaling 690,779 tons for the past year, up from 631,967 tons last year. An estimated June 1 forecast predicted 700,000 tons, but poor weather kept output below that mark. Low prices in major consuming centers threaten profits despite the large yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Prepa
Cuba
German painter Carl Theodore Von Piloty dead at 1824 birth noted
The German painter Carl Theodore Von Piloty died. Born in Munich in 1824 he studied under Charles Schorn and gained fame after painting commission works for King Maximilian I. His notable pieces include The Elector Maximilian Adhering to the Catholic League in 1609 and The Astrologer Contemplating Wallenstein's Dead Body. Reputable sales followed in Munich and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Theodore von Piloty
Munich
Charles Schorn
Maximilian I
Maximilian
Catholic League
Piloty
Wallenstein
Pinakothek
Nero
Rome
White Mountains
Prague
Galileo
Probasco
Cincinnati
Elizabeth
Frederick
Bohemia
Germany
Thumelda
Germanicus
William Hill veteran New York journalist dies in Tennessee
William H. Hill, famed New York journalist and son of actor Barton Hill, died in Chattanooga at 82. Born in San Francisco, he later joined the Herald staff before moving to the South in 1883. He is survived by a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hill
New York
Chattanooga
Tenn
Barton Hill
San Francisco
The
Herald
South
Revere Beachillumination meeting plans Aug 38 event
Adjourned Revere Beach residents met at Columbus House Crescent Beach to arrange the annual illumination on Aug 38. Regatta committee head J T Gallagher reported contact with top sculptors and a likely first class race after the illumination. Aug 20 proposed. Hanian may join if purse is sizable. Likely contestants include Hosmer Gaudaur Hamm Conly and Ten Eyck. Railroad managers pledged $500. Expenditures set for bonfires music and fireworks with equal distribution among Revere Beach Crescent Beach and Beachmont. Committees to reconvene next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Beach
Columbus House
Crescent Beach
J. T. Gallagher
Regatta Committee
Gallagher
Hanian
America
England
Hosmer
Gaudaur
Hamm
Conly
Ten Eyck
Committee On Railroads
Beachmont
A Tribute to the Christian Union Remembrance Note
In 1875 a Boston Young Men's Christian Union member died after illness. He wrote, I would like to die a member of the Union, and funeral services were held at City Hospital with Mr. Baldwin presiding. The piece urges support for the Union as a moral enterprise aiding young men in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Registe
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Union
Trapel
W. H. Baldwin
Union Hall
Baldwin
Christian Union
Ship News: Steamers Arrive and Depart Atlantic Routes
Passed the Lizard on July 21 British Queen from Boston to London. Passed Portland on July 22 Lydian Monarch from New York to London. At Barcelona on July 19 Burgundia from New York. At London on July 21 Baumwall from Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
London
Portland
New York
Barcelona
Burgundia
Baumwall
Monteal
Profeta
Giacopello
Philadelphia
Algoma
Vero
Delaware
Newport
Salmon
Gould
Montevideo
Oporto
Lydia
Guilicksen
Quebec
Point de Grave
Wiliam Bateman
Wiebe
Bordeaux
Rostock
Glint
Hansen
Rio Grande Do Sul
Eureka
Ross
Pernambuco
Santos
Pandora
Olson
Gustav
Ohlson
Walporg Knudsen
Savannah
Selmer
Rustad
Sandy Hook
Westport
Alamira
Jones
Queenstown
Notice to Captains from Boston Signal Station
Observation note dated July 22 at 7 AM Boston Signal Station reports wind and clear weather with barometer 29.780 inches. Instructions advise captains to correct barometer error by adding one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level. Miniature Almanac lists Friday July 23 with water, sun, and moon data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Port of Boston Harbor Arrivals and Clearances July 22
Vivid shipping notice listing arrivals at Boston including steamer Alert and numerous schooners and brigs, with cargos and destinations such as Seaverns & Co and George E Smalley. Cleared vessels include New Brunswick and Nova Scotia brigs and coastwise steamers. Weather notes: southwest wind, cloudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Colby
St John
Kilby
Bark
Yethair
Demond
Cow Bay
F H Odiorne & Co
Brichs Garrie Easter
Easter
Wallace
JG Hall & Co
E Raymond
Douette
Belleveau Cove
Delong & Seaman
Fury
Stuart
Port Acadia
JG Ball & Co
John Proctor
Whittemore
Winisor
Pavonia
Rattlesnake
L Page
Schoox
Green
Swis H B Congdon
Margaret A May
Wm H Schubert
Sarah W Lawrence
Taunton
Vineyard to Newburgh and Boston sailing notes
From Our Correspondents reports multiple vessels sailing and arriving along Maine and New England ports. Ships include Martha J Braday Harvey Windsor NS to Newburg NY 13 days and Lugano New Haven to Calais, with arrivals such as Maria S Knowlton Pawtucket to Pembroke and Ned P Walker bound for Philadelphia. Trade updates cover mackerel and halibut prices, unsettled mackerel market, and varying cargo rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Heaven
Martha J Braday
Harvey
Windsor
Newburg
Schs
Otter
Ludlow
Maysquez
Boston
Scbs
Lugano
Clark
New Haven
Calais
Maria S. Knowlton
Pawtucket
Pembroke
Everett
Eaton
Stonington
Ned P Walker
Dobbin
Jonesboro
Philadelphia
Swis Ray
Sam Weller
Addie L Perkins
Machias
Oakes
Ingalls
H C Chester
Swallow
Strout
Oston
Boothbay
Addie
Wise
Bar Harbor
Silvie
Whitter
M J Elliott
Thurston
Arech
Mary Elizabeth
Dunton
Portland
Comet
Medford
Jordan
Bangor
Neponset
Senator
Sinclair
Ellsworth
Humboldt
Fford
Bay of Fundy
Willie G. Pinkham
Maritime ship and voyage snippets from July period
A compact roundup of ships sailing and passing dated July 17 to July 22 with vessels such as Loch Moidart Stella Lorenzo Maitland Amalia Countess of Dafferine and Keglan Castle. Ports include Dublin Greenock Portland Bathurst New Orleans and San Francisco with routes via Queenstown Gibraltar Harbor Grace and Hull among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Loch Moidart
Simpson
San Francisco
Dublin
Greenock
Stella Lorenzo
Garquillo
Portland
Goole
Carl Johan
Gautesen
Bathurst
Ervine
Park Byfoget
Christensen
Reinertsen
Krogerol
Maitland
Svendsen
Stettin
Philadelphia
Limerick
Keglan Castle
Owen
Hull
Wilmington
Cal
Montevideo
Caleb
Jobsen
Brig Minnie Abbe to Guantanamo for Delaware Breakwater
Brig Minnie Abbe and crew sail from Plummer bound for Guantanamo on July 17 with coordinates lat 24, lon 79. Sir Rosa Muller and party depart Fernandina for New York on July 20 at lat 38, lon 75, bearing a naval assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Abbe
Plummer
Guantanamo
Delaware Breakwater
Sir Rosa Muller
McClearen
Fernandina
New York
Son
Provincetown Fishery Report Lists Large Cod and Quintal Totals
Letters from July 10 show John A Matheson with 450 Quintals of codfish, Georgie D Fare 1550, Willie A McKay 1100, Jessie T Matheson 1100, Belle Bartlett 900, Theresa D Baker 600, Leon Swift 1300. Squid bait reported as plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Mas
Bananera
John A Matheson
Georgie D Fare
Wiliie AcKay
Jessie T Matheson
Belle Bartlett
Theresa D Baker
Leon Swift
Maritime Dispatches Chronicle Multiple Vessel Incidents
Multiple ships report mishaps and recoveries across Atlantic coast waters. Steamer Halsey ashore near Baltimore was refloated and arrived safely. Bark Nicola under Brown sails to Martinique. Davida collides with Annie A Booth near Chatham, minor damage. Booth loses jibboom. Excel Sior reports a burned schooner at the Florida Reefs. Maria Smith aground at Newport. Watless sinks after leaking near Atlantic City with救 crew rescue. Crete ready to load after survey at North Sydney. Columbian Mustard wrecked by storm near Palenque. Benona hull sold at auction after ashore. Chasca arrives at Sydney for repairs after gale damage. Herman Lehm kul cargo dispute at Algiers. Alexander wreck rumors prompt local investigations in New Bedford. Panther to be repaired on Naushon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicola. Brown
Martinique
Fernandina
Fernandina Harbor
Annie
Booth
St John
New York
Chatham
Mass
Davida
Windsor
Spiltandall
New Orleans
Higgins
Excel Sior
Florida
Newport
Sir Maria Smith
Philadelphia
Watless
Watless,”’ of Absecom
Virginia
Atlantic City
Amos Bowen
Life Station
Ream Point
North Sydney
C B
Crete
Canso
St Domingo City
Columbian
Palenque
Benona
Aspy Bay
London
New Bedford
St Johns
Alexander
Round Head
Alexaner
Wiliam Lewis
Tudson’s Bay
Cambridge
Fogo Island
Newfoundland
Fogo Iland
Hudson’s Bay
Gay Head
Lewis
Panther
Naushon
Corrections to Lighthouse Charts End of Quarter 1886
Coast Guard notices detail chart corrections and new charts issued for the Seventh Lighthouse District. Updates include buoy placements, light color changes, wreck marks, dredged channels, and new engraved and photo lithographs across New England to Florida and Virginia, with locations such as Head Harbor Island, Ramisland, and Fenwick Island Shoal.
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Flice
Haine
Head Harbor Island
Sullivan Harbor
Crabtree’s
Taker’s Island
Baker's Island
Jericho Bay
Casco Passage
Egg Rock
Hanus Ledge
Merchant's Row
Cuiby’s Pup
Coivys Pup
East Pesobscot Bay
Ramisland
Wwaan
Massachusetts
Boston Bay
Buzzard’s Bay
Mishaum
Juppe
Narragansett Bay
Copanicut Island
Wickford Harbor
Providence
K I
New York
Long Island
Gardiner’s Bay
Cartwright Shoal
Gardiner’s Island
Connecticut
Fisher's Island Sound
Latimer’s Reef
Saybrook
Connecticut River
New York Bay
Robbins’ Reef
Cnart
Oregon
Fire Island
Hylton Castle
Delaware
Delaware Bay
Cape Helopen
Eureka
Delaware River
New Castle Range
Finn’s Point
Fort Delaware
Reedy Island
theKeedy Island
Little Tinicum
Schooner Ledge
Fisher’s Point
Fisher's Point
Petty’s Island
Fenwick Island Shoa
Fenwick Island
Chesapeake Bay
Cove Point
Potomac River
Bluff Point
Nova Carolina
South Carollis
Charleston
Charleston Bar
Frorma
Fernandina
Fernandina Bar
St. John’s River
Dammond’s Creek
Pope’s Point
Lake George
Orange Point
Key West
Southwest Channel
Beacon No 2
Northwest Passage
Alaska
Sumner Straits
Vichneffski Rock
Orrcon
Columbia River
Republic
Gulf of Mexico
St John’s River
Fla
Galveston Bay
Tex
Choctawhatchie Bay
The
Rio Grande
Santa Rosa
Point Buchan
Petit Manan
Clarence Straits
Long Island Sound
Frost Point
Norwalk River
Blackwell
Cape Flattery
Dixon Entrance
Cape St. Elias
Tey Bay
Semidt Islands
Charleston Harbor
M. Tuorn
Coast and Geodetic Survey Office
Washington, D. C
Foreign Ports Sailed List July Despatches
Maritime notices record multiple vessels sailing from ports abroad, detailing ships such as Bernard Hall from New York to Aspinwall, Dumbartonshire from Antwerp to Portland, Jan Breydel, Mariposa, Hartington, and others bound for Boston, Rosario, San Francisco, Liverpool, and Genoa. The list includes cargo and passenger routes with dates in July and June across Americas, Europe, and the Caribbean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspinwall
Bernard Hall
New York
Antwerp
Dumbartonshire
Munro
Portland
Jan Breydel
Meyer
Boston
Auckland
Mariposa
Hauwata
San Francisco
Belfast
Stadt
Leonardsen
Portee Sparrow
River Garry
Scott
St Jates
Cienfuegos
Chattanooga
Lewis
Philadelphia
Pirie
Barcelona
Simpson
Montreal
Ondon
Delfzyl
Union
Oesterreich
Darien
Fastnet
Nevada
Liverpool
Greenock
Vestalinden
Hansen
Bathurst
Glasgow
Colina
Crichton
Monteal
Cynthia
Taylor
Gieratan
Paseo Taly
Entella
Rosasco
Genoa
Hudson
Huelva
Acta
Pengwema
Davies
Jane Kelsall
Gray
Beaufort
Multiple ships and cargos sail and port calls listed
A maritime log lists numerous vessels with origins destinations and sailing dates across ports including New York Halifax London Jamaica Montevideo and more. Entries name bark Amalfi steamer Burgos brig Hattie and other ships along with captains owners and routes.
Maritime Sailing Notes From early 19th Century Log
A fragmentary list records sailing dates and vessels across multiple ports. Entries mention ships such as Mount Washington, Emm, Dapa Schroeder, and brig Robert & Mary, with destinations including New York, San Francisco, Shanghai, Barbados, and Baltimore, alongside crew or captain names and home ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Thompson
Hall
Chase
New York
John Randolph
Tacoma
Canada
Warner
San _Francisco
Merose
Kalb
San Diego
Emm
T Crowell
Pendleton
Shanghai
Mount Washington
Fox
San Francisco
Wilmington
Robert & Mary
Baker
Barbados
Franconia
Falkner
Beaufort
Mary L Allen
Goldhwait
Bangor
Dapa Schroeder
Hamburg
G H Holder
Barnard
Baranquilla
CHS
Marlor
Wines
Baltimore
Passenger List For Steamer Reman Outbound From Philadelphia
By steamer Reman from Philadelphia a long list of passengers is recorded including Frea Muren Wil liam Eckrit Mr George and son Mr Freymouth Mr Fisher M's Moulton Miss Catherine Swiseford Mrs R Hall Miss Ida Hall Charles Surmbe and wife W H Poulson William M Bradley S M Heaton Thomas Tower D Cohen and wife William Cook Edward S Cook W H Bartholomew and wife Prof J A Stewart and child OC H Krumb bauer wife and two children and nurse Miss S M Price Miss AE Kedifer A F Stratton Dr J M Barton Dr E A Hertz Joseph Allison H Slatey Mrs Mary D Ware Miss Lena S Ware Mr Clothier Walter Clothier G Franciscus H Wade W R Tucker wife and son Mrs C King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reman
Philadelphia
Frea Muren
William Eckrit
George
Freymouth
Fisher
M's
Moulton
Catherine Swiseford
R . Hall
Ida Hall
Charles
Surmbe
Wfe
W H Poulson
William M Bradley
S M Heaton
Thomas Tower
D Cohen
William +. Cook
Edward S Cook
W H Bartholomew
J A Stewart
H Krumbbaur
S$ M Price
AE Kedifer
A F Stratton
J M Barton
E A Hertz
Joseph Allison
H Slatey
Mis
Mary D Ware
Lena S Ware
Mr. Clothier
Walter Clothier
G . Franciscus
H. Wade
W KR Tucker
C King
Shipping Agency Listings and Schedules From Liverpool July 7 to August 17
A dense list of ships, agents, routes, and sailing dates across Atlantic and European ports. Highlights include Furness ships to Hamburg and New York, Cunard consignments to Stockholm and London, Warren & Co operations through Liverpool and Havre, and multiple August departures. The column notes close daily mail timings and special addresses for transatlantic freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gieseles
Hawburg
Furness Paesume
Liverpool
Warren & Co Stockholmity
London
CG Furness & Co Scythia
Cunerd S 3 Co Concordia
Glasgow
H & A Allen ToWay
Warren & Uo
Hamburg
Furness Catatonia
Newcastle
Grafton
Antwerp
Furness Savarian
Kunharat & Co
Henderson Bros City of
Berlin
Wright & Sons Umbria
W H Brown & Co Woroming
M Underhill & Go
Egypt
Monarch
Lennon Patton
Vickers & Co
Furness Austrian
H & A Allan Valestine
Warren & Co Bavarian
Thayer & Lincoln Scythian
Cunard
Stockholm
C Furness
Warren & Go Catalonia
Prussian
Furness Roman
Warren & Co
New York
St Laurent
Havre
Louis de Bebian Belgeniand
Pericht & Co Polynesia
Phelps Isros & Co Main
Bremen
Juy
Qelrichs & Co Grecian Mon’ch
Patten,v & Co Rhbaetia
Kunhardt & Co Servia
W H Brown & Up
Apenoria
Henderson Broek
Richmond
P Wright & Sons
W J Hurst Zaannam
Amsterdam
Funch
Edge & Co Alaska
M Underhill & Co
Trains From Boston to New York and Suburbs June 28 1986
Summer weekday and Sunday schedules list Fall River Line and multiple local connections from Boston to New York and Newport Taunton Brockton and beyond with varying departure times 6.00 to 11.40 PM and returns 5.30 to 10.58 AM plus numerous intermediate stops and notes on lines and exceptions. The notice includes weekend adjustments and locomotive connections with Taunton Brockton Mansfield and Shore Line contingencies plus a timetable footnote by A A Folsom superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Newport
New York
Fall É
Boston
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Old State House
Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony
Washington Street
Springfield
Pittsfield
Albany
Wrest
South Framingham
Syracuse
Buffalo
Cleves
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Worcester
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Etroit
North Adams
Chatham
Hudson
Palmer
Ware River
Hartford
New Haven
Millsbury
North Grafton
Framingham
Marlborough
Mreturn
Southborough
Northborough
Clinton
Leominster
Fitchburg
Berlin
West Berlin
Pratt’s Junction
Hreturn
Wellesley Hills
Newton Highlands
Brookline
Hanson Gen
Dudley St
Bird
Mt. Rowheim
Miarvard Si
Llaw
Dorchester
Matta Pai
Flyde Park
Beadvills
Ashcroft
Endicott
Islingtom
Ellis
Norwood
Norwood Central
Winslows
Tiltons
Walpole
Highland Lake
Franklin
Blackstone
Sc. Oo
Needhama and Way
Woonsocket
Moston
West
NR. W
Pullman
New York Central
West Shore Railroad
Trey
Saratoga
W.R
Butland
B. H.Y
W. R.R
Micehanicville
IT. & Bo
Greenfield
North Atlama
Gardner
Baldwinville
Athol
Cacs
West Fitchburg
Wachusett
Westminster
Ashburnham Junction
Ashburnham
Gre
Otter River
Wendell
East Deerfield
Montague
West Deerfield
Buckland
Zoar
Barewell’s. Charlemont
Hoosac
Turner’s Falls
Braittleboro
Winchendon
Keene
Bellows Falls
Cheshire Railroad
St. Albans
Keene and Rutland
Winchenden
Ayer
Oakdale
Lowell
North Leominster
Ayer Jd Junction
Shirley
Ayer Junction
Greenville and Townsend Centre
Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard
Concord
Lincoln
Waltham
Belmont and
Waverley
Meturn
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
Union Ee
Pp Tripiteids Oy
Somerville
Baldwinsville
Adams Gen
Wall River
Taunton
Oo Ai
Stockton
Rockton
Wea
Bedford
Dean Street
Stoughton
Bales Randolph
Middlehore
Cresee
Bridgewater
M. Breckton
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
East Bridgewater
Brockton
Whitman
South Weymouth
South Weyouth
South Duxbury
Marshfield
Kreturn
Kewow
Ntee Sea View
Return
Scituate
North Scituate
Cohasset
Hingham
East Weymouth
Weymouth
Nansnanee Beach
Braintree
Quincy
Paw. Wollaston
Neponset
Harrison
East Milton
West Quincy
Mattapan
Milton Ae
A. Mattapan
Milton
Ashmont
Osore
Cottage City
Woods Holl
New LB Sediford
Nantucket
Woods Hall
Provincetown
Vellfied
Barnstable
Hyannis
Yarmouth
Sandwich
Buzzard’s Bay
Onset Bay
Wareham
Woods Holt
Mattapoisett
Beturn
South Braintree
Nantasket Beach
Weymouths
Hinshaim
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Warmouth
Buzzard
Bostom
Shore Line
Metura
Stonington
Providence
Pawtack
Rm Mesure
Sade
Hebronville
Hieturn
Attle
Horo
Heturn
North Attieboro
Mensfiela
Metarn
Karat Foxborn
Steturn
Sharon
R. Metarn
Cane Ten Junction
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