Military Reception in Newton for 44th Regiment Company B
Company B of the 44th Regiment from Newton received a gala welcome Friday. A six mile parade, escorts by local bands and clubs, speeches by officers and townspeople, and a banquet at Eliot Hall followed. Ninety-five set out, eighty-eight returned. one death, Sergeant Albert E. Potter, from typhoid fever. Reenlistments expected.
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Reeception
Newton
Griswold
44Th Regt
Newton Centre
Henry W. Smith
Nonantum
Lewis Wolf
Holmes and
Thayer
Zouaves
G. B. Jones
Newton Rifle Corps
L. R. Bridgman
Triton No. 3 Engine Company
West Newton
W.O. Edmands
Episcopal Chapel
Yale
Welman
J. W. Edmands
D. H. Mason
Francis L. Lee
George W. Briggs
Lieut. Kenrick
Eliot Hall
Col. Lee
Spencer Richardson
James Richardson
Hunt
Lieut
Coffin
44Th Regiment
Albert E. Potter
Tur New Minstrex Harl opens in Buckley hall
The Buckley Sere naders new hall at the former Post Office Building corner Sumner and Chauncy streets opens tonight with a performance. It seats 1400, is well lit and ventilated, and features modern stage scenery and a stocked aquarial department under Mr Cutting.
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Messrs Johnson, Sr
Weld and Boyson
Cutting
Brier Locals Briefs and Local Notices
The city notes 74 deaths this week from consumption and related illnesses. A. A. Lovett, Washington Censor of telegraph despatches, is in the city to recover health. A fire kills a woman on Copeland Street, Quincey. The Rose Standish steamboat will serve Hingham and Hull by July. Public institutions counts show 280 in the House of Correction, 257 in the House of Industry, 114 in the Almshouse, 171 in Lunatic Hospital, 176 in the House of Reformation. Rev. S. G. Bulfinch resigns as pastor of the Third Universalist Society in Dorchester effective July 1.
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A. A. Lovett
Washington
Simmons
Copeland Street
Quincey
Rose Standish
Hingham and
Hull
House of Correction
House of Industry
Almshouse
Lunatic Hospital
House of Reformation
S. G. Bulfinch
Third Unitarian Society
Dorchester
Harrison Square
Crime Court Sentences and Trials in Lowell Depot Case
In the Police Court on Saturday Edward McDonald received six months in the House of Correction for stealing a bag and shawl valued at 1350 at the Lowell Railroad depot. William F. White fined 100 dollars and costs for acting as a common victualler without a license. he appealed and bonded 500 to pursue his Superior Court appeal in July. Minor Wm. E. Fitzgerald got four months for pocket-picking from Mrs Coughlin of 2 dollars. Edward Williams, charged with attempting to pick Mr Loyal Pierce, was held in 400 for trial after waiving examination. Geo. Baum and Alfred Hirch faced charges of stealing 95 dollars in bank bills and jewelry from Patrick Borphy. Hirch discharged while Baum was committed for trial in default of bail at 400.
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Edward McDonald
House of Correction
Lowell
William F. White
White
Wm. E. Fitzgerald
Coughlin
Edward Willams
Loyal Pierce
North Chelsea
Geo. Baum
Alfred Hirch
Patrick Brophy
Hirch
Baum
Beacon Cup Regatta Set for Next Saturday Afternoon
The Beacon cup regatta will be held next Saturday at 3 o clock in Charles River Bay. The George J Brown of New York is expected to enter with free boat transport arranged from New York. Harvard Freshman Class will enter a new six oared boat and the Shamrock crew may contest with a St John four oars. Singles include Decker of New York and Hills of Chelsea, promising an interesting event.
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Pennsylvania Central Company
Religious commemoration for 44th Regiment at Bromfield Church
The safe return of the 44th Regiment was observed Saturday afternoon with vestry exercises at Bromfield Church. Chaplain Rev. Mr White of the R. I. 5th, Rev. Charles F. Barnard, Mrs Sylvanus Cobb and others led the service. A large, mixed attendance included many soldiers.
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Washington
H.S. White
5Th Regiment
Rhode Island Volunteers
Rhode Island Regiment
Sisson
Bromfield
Mr White
R. I. 5Th
Charles F. Barnard
Sylvanus Cobb
Samuel A Walker Auction Sums Murray Estate Sale Jamaica
Mr Samuel A Walker sold the Murray estate at auction Friday afternoon on Pond and May streets for 4975 dollars. Edmund Durgin, Esq. was the purchaser. The land on May Street was sold at private sale.
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Jamaica Praty
Samuel A. Walker
Murray
Pond and
May Streets
Edmund Durgin
May Street
Presbyterians Choose Newark Over Boston for Assembly
The General Assembly of the Old School Presbyterian Church has decided to hold its next meeting in Newark, New Jersey, instead of Boston where an earlier proposal suggested. The shift announces Newark as the assembly site.
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New England General
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Enrolment Progress in the Fourth District
The Fourth District enrolment nears completion with about 22 000 names listed. Drafting time for the number to be drafted is not yet known.
Private City Real Estate Sales Reach 125000
The private sales of real estate in this city last week totaled 125000 dollars. Categories and specific properties are not listed in the brief.
Horticultural Hall Exhibit Showcases Tubular Iris Prizes
Petitions to the President to recall Vallandigham circulate in the city. The Saturday flower show featured a superb tuberous iris display with prize awards to Washington and Curtis of Dorchester and James McTear of Roxbury. Greenhouse fruits and early vegetables impressed visitors, including Black Hamburg and Canon Hall Muscat Grapes displayed by ex-President Breck.
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Sever Tors
Washington & Curtis
Dorchester
James McTear
Roxbury
Joseph Breck
James McTeal
Benjamin Bruce
J. A. Kenrick
Charles J. Powers
Anna C. Kenrick
D. Murray
Hamburg
Canon Hall Muscat
Breck
Court actions in patent attachment and divorce case noted
The report outlines motions in Alfred Goulding versus Salisbury Mills over patent infringement attachments, a trustee cost dispute in Appold versus Breed, a prize case involving the Wanderer and Amy Warwick, and a divorce with alimony and custody considerations in Morrison versus Morrison. Supreme Judicial Court sessions and a criminal calendar follow with sentences and habeas corpus matters and insolvent debtor assignments listed.
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U.S. Circuit Court
Clifford
Alfred Goulding
Salisbury Mills
Pli
J.D. Ball
J. G. Abbott
J. B. Robb
Appold
S. E. Ireson
R. H. Dana, Jr
U. S
C. L. Woodbury
Amy Warwick
Supreme Judicial Cou RT
Suffolk County
Metcalf
J. Morrison
Morrison
Sweetser & Gardner
A. R. Brown
Hoar
Equity
Oar
Francis Dew
Nathan Morse
Supertr
Putnam
J. Malachi Donavan
Mary Jane King
Bonnet
House of Correction
C. Oliver
George E. Leeds
Hugh Riley
Anna de Keyes
James Fitz
John Lawter
Dennis Gullivar
Chas. C. Guppy
Coent—Ames
Joe Moulton
Charles B. Clark
John W. Ridgeway
Rebels and Union Movements Reported Across Vicksburg Region
From Jackson Mississippi to Washington reports describe Grant's reinforced Union columns marching from Memphis and Corinth, Rebel pickets hinting at a big fight near Vicksburg, and widespread attrition including desertions, scarce rations, and heavy troop movements toward Mississippi.
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New York
Cincinnati Gazette
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Corinth
Pers
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Alabama Cavalry
Shelbyville
Brage
Tullahoma
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Bragg
Vicksburg Falls
Capture Report of Pirate Coquette and Lacony
Capt. G W Mundy reports the seizure by a Confederate privateer of the Lacony and transfer to the Kate Stewart after encounters with the brig Clarence and other vessels. The Lacony, 375 tons, commanded by Chas W Reed of Jackson Mississippi, was used as a privateer.
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Lacony
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Kate Stewart
Port Royal
Chas. W. Reed
Jackson, Miss
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