East Leads The West In 162 Run Heat Inning Cricket
Pirrsware, Penn. June 20 A perfect day and a true wicket greet visiting teams from East and West. The East won the toss and defended, Wilson and Chambers opening the run getting. Wilson made fifty six, Tyers added thirty two, and Chambers fifty six as the East posted 162 before declaring. The West followed with 53, Downs flawless behind the stumps, and Pacey dominating the bowling to restrict the West to a follow on tomorrow. The report lists clear batting cards and bowling analyses for both sides.
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Pirrsware
Penn
Cyril Wilson
Chambers
Wils
York
Etting
Wilson
West
Downs
Longwood Delayed Match With St Pauls Eleven
Longwood expected a match against St Pauls School Concord but the Concord team could not travel. Two Harvard and Longwood elevens batted, captains R D Brown and H L Clark. Brown’s side scored thirty four before fall of wickets. Bixby starred for Clark’s eleven taking seven wickets. Extras noted and a late remark mentions a game between the German town Philadelphia and Longwood clubs scheduled for Friday.
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Comcord
Longwood
Longwoods
Concord
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R. D. Brown
H. L. Clark
F. Mansfield
Barney
Bixby
L. Mansfield
Jessup
Clark
Wright
Quimby
Noble
P. Mansfield
Hubbard
Early Visitors Fuel Bar Harbor Yacht Regatta Plans
The shore city sees pleasant skies draw summer visitors, with forty five passengers arriving including Miss M. L. Balch and Dr. Chapman among others from Boston Philadelphia New York and Baltimore. More guests are expected, while land speculation remains booming with Mt Desert Real Estate shares rising from 75 to a higher value as strong demand sustains profits for investors.
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Bangor
Long Island
Bay
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Eugene Hale
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Bar Harbor Yacht
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Bar Harbor
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Boston
Charles Dennison
Linzee
Edward Samuel
Chapman
Philadelphia
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M. C. Lea
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J. P. Norris
New York
Edith Lombard
Beech
A. R. Jones
N.S. Shaler
Cambridge
Anthon
Mme. Tissot
J. Arthur Beebe
C. Morton Smith
Gurnee
Quincy Thorndike
R. H.townsend
R. B. Scott
O. N. Scott
John Wells
New Brunswick
N. J
M. L. Horton and Son
D. R. Whitney
Whitney
James W. Gerard
Mount Desert Island Real Fatate Company
Hnull’s Cove
Salisbury Cove
Northeast Harbor
Seal Cove
Pretty Marsh
Treasury
New England
Amherst Alpha Delta Phi to mark semi centennial at Amherst
Amherst Chapter of Alpha Delta Phi, the oldest New England Greek letter society chapter, celebrates its semi centennial at Amherst College commencement on June 28. A memorial address by Rev. Dr. R. S. Storrs of Brooklyn will lead events with a reunion dinner at Pratt gym. Guests include George William Curtis, Joseph H. Choate, F. L. Stetson, Backus of Vassar, and A. S. Sullivan. Over 175 members plan to attend, including founders Dr. E. E. Bliss and Dr. David Rice. President Seelye will attend and speak on Greek letter societies.
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Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
New England
Amherst College
R. 8. Storrs
Brooklyn
F. D. Huntington
Pratt Gymnasium
George William Curtis
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F. L. Stetson
Professor Backus
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Constantinople
David Rice
Austin Phelps
E. E. Alden
American Board
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Westfield
A. Marsh
Lafayette
Hun. H. &. Stockbridge
Baltimore
John E. Sanford
Taunton
H. M. Ward
The
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Elliot Sandford
Rockwell
Pittsfield
George Harris
Andover
Seelye
Strike nearly ends as Worcester bootmakers resume work
The Worcester bootmakers strike ends with many returning to their old stations after five months of idleness while others stay to fight. About 300 locked out men gathered as a State board of arbitration letter was read. Some workers may return on terms with employers. lasters and bottomers remain out. Total assistance paid nears 21,000 dollars amid a historic wage dispute.
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Mystic Brothers’ Hall
State Board of Arbitration
Order of the Knights of Labor
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Crispin
Morse Girl Vanishes From Dean Academy Aged 15
Jessie G Morse adopted daughter of Horace Morse, 15, a Dean Academy student, disappeared en route from Franklin to New York after boarding a train to Blackstone. She took several changes of clothes, suggesting premeditation, and may be with a Brooklyn woman. Authorities note she learned of her adoption from classmates and had expressed discontent with her surroundings. The report also covers Barre Woods Memorial Library nearing completion, a gift by Henry Woods, and mentions Mount Desert Island Real Estate advertising.
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Jessie G. Morse
Horace 5. Morse
Dean Academy
Blackstone
New York
Brooklyn
Woonsocket
Jessie
Interesting Exercises at Smith College Seek More Dwellings
Smith College President Seelye announced gifts totaling 25000 dollars for the year and urged funds to build two additional dwelling houses. Ivy exercises were held behind the main building with Adele M. Shaw reading the ivy poem and Alice Gale delivering the ivy oration. Mae A. Shute led the class song as the ivy was planted.
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Seelye
Smith College
Helen Shute
Palmer
Adele M. Shaw
Andover
Alice Gale
Minneapolis
Mae A. Shute
Harvard Appointments Confirmed by Overseers
The Harvard College board of overseers met at 50 State street and approved a large slate of faculty appointments for 1887 88. Names include C J White acting dean A M. A T Hadley lecturer on railroad administration. H N Fowler instructor in Greek. Kuno Francke assistant professor of German. M H Richardson assistant professor of anatomy. Freeman Snow instructor in international law. W B S Clymer instructor in English. plus numerous specialists in medicine dentistry veterinary science and related fields with appointments spanning Sept 1 1887 to 1888 and ongoing five year terms.
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H. ©. Merriam
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E. BE. Hopkins
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J. E. Stanton
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H. C. Ernst
S. J. Mixter
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J. O. Green
E. G. Cutler
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J.J. Putnam
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T. M. Roth
C. M. Green
Charles Harrington
William Schofield
E. N. Kirby
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D. D. Slade
Samuel Holmes Durgin
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E. Hale
Phillips Brooks
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Alexander McKenzie
G. A. Gordon
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Amusements listings for Boston and nearby venues
Boston Museum with Kellar show at 8 pm. Boston Theatre presents Ranch 10 at 8 pm. Bow Theater shows Fun on the Bristol daily at 2 pm and 8 pm. Music Hall offers a promenade concert from 8 to 11 pm. Oakland Garden hosts the Brocolini Opera Company at 8 pm.
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Downer Landing
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Auction Schedule Tidbits From Local Dealers
Today auctions include Furniture by S R Knights Co at 10 a m and Real estate by Samuel Hatch Co at 12 m. Frust by Horatio Harris at 12 m. Wednesday items feature Helm and carriages by Albert Howe Co at Brighton a th, Stocks by R L Day Co at 11 30 a m, Stocka by Francis Henshaw Co at 12 m, Real estate by Samuel Hatch Co at 3 p m.
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Helm and Carriages
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A. TH. Stocks
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Marriages of Davis Greenwood Browne Gardner Deviller Gilman Clark
In this city on June 15 to Sadies Greenwood Davis by Rev Nelson B Jones Jr. And on June 16 Clarence Dow to Anna Browne and Reuben Gardner to Mary Deviller by Rev 8 H Winkley. Also Charles Gilman of Boston to Alice Stevens and Leroy Jack to Harriet Blanchard June 16 led by Rev S H Winkley and Frederick Laskey of Boston to Annie Andrews of Brookline June 18.
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Ezra Conant
Praneis Bellamy
Charles Freeman Gilman
Boston
Alice Stevens
William Stevens Clark
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S. H. Winkley
Leroy W. Jack
Harriet Blanchard
Laskey—Andrews
C. E. Davis
Frederick A. Laskey
Annie Andrews
Brookline
Deaths in City Aged Villages and Notables
Obituaries list multiple deaths with dates in June from Bradford Ball Curtis Hixson Miller Pearl Rand Simpkins and Tinker. Entries note ages from 26 to ninety plus, locations including Forest Hill West Boxford New York City Yarmouthport Cambridge and Ellsworth. Burial plans private and flowers requested not to be sent.
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Nancy B
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Myra A. Hixson
Miller
John Miller
Pearl
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George Pearl
Rand
New York City
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Chelsea
Mass
Simpkins
Yarmouthport
Nathaniel
Fine 19000 Square Foot Lot Near Roxbury Highlands
An eligible Lind parcel at Roxbury Highlands offers 19000 square feet at a junction of two public streets, three minutes from the horse railroad and 200 rods from the car station. It features a large wooden house, lawn, trees, and flower gardens, suitable for dwelling blocks or a lane apartment house. Inquiries to Francis Brown, Executor, 42 Congress Street, room 6, 11 to 1.
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Francis Brown
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