Impressive Williams College funeral for Dr. Mark Hopkins
Williamstown observes a village hush as the Williams College community mourns Dr. Mark Hopkins. President Franklin Carter presides at a solemn service in the Congregational Church with faculty and alumni in attendance, followed by a large procession to the college cemetery.
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Stoughton
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Washington
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Victory for the East as Western XI fall by an innings
In Pirrspure Penn June 21 the East defeated the West in a cricket match after rain altered the crease. The Eastern attack, led by four professional bowlers, dominated the Western lineup with key wickets and a late sustained spell by Tyers and Chambers. The game ended an innings and 48 runs in favor of the East.
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Wild
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Weyer
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Erngs
New Hampshire Dental Society Opens Eleventh Annual Meeting
Coxcamp New Hampshire June 21 The eleventh annual meeting of the New Hampshire Dental Society opened with strong attendance. Vice President Dr B C Russell presided. Officers reported, committees named, seven admitted to membership. A debate arose over Delevan diploma practice.
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New Hampshire Dental Society
B. C. Russell
Keene
E. M. Jewett
Portsmouth
C. D. Brickett
Newport
R. R. Andrews
Cambridge
Mass
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Torrington
Conn
Medical Society
Will of George Draper Leaves Lifelong Annuities
Worcester June 21 The will of George Draper of Hopedale was filed in the Probate Court. He leaves 400 a year for life to the Rev. Adin Ballou of Hopedale and 1000 a year to his brother. All his property goes to be divided share and share alike among his five children.
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Adin Ballou
Young graduates hold class day exercises at several colleges
June 21 reports from Brunswick Exeter Lawrence Contoocook Hanover Dartmouth and Yale describe senior class day events. Memorial Hall programs at Memorial Hall Exeter Academy and Andover diplomas and speakers are listed along with a tree memorial window incident and a class sing out at Dartmouth. Yale wrapped with serenades and the fence ceremony and class supper at Savin Rock.
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L. B. Varney
E. C. Plummer
C. F. Moulton
Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter Academy
James C. F. Huntington
New York
Charles Howard Hall
Albert Lee
William Brewster Hinckley
Chicago
Campbell Emory McMichael
Philadelphia
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Academy Gymnasium
Lawrence
Phillips Andover Academy
Franklin L. Sheldon
Auburn
N. Y
Marshfield
Mass
Philalethian Society
Hanover
Dartmouth
Rollins Chapel
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Theelass
New Haven
Conn
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Dwight
Porter
Savin Rock
Obituary of Captain Edwin Rich and Henry P. Upton
Captain Edwin Rich ship master died at his East Boston home at 48 years. Native of Wellfleet he commanded the Fortuna and held vessel interests. survived by widow and two children. funeral at his residence with Rev. Dr. Baldwin officiating. Henry P. Upton, Salem merchant, died at 69 at his home yesterday.
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Princeton Street
Boston
Wellfleet
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Saratoga Street
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Salem
Maine Historical Society elects officers at Brunswick meeting
The Maine Historical Society held its annual meeting in Massachusetts Hall Brunswick. James W. Bradbury of Augusta was elected president and James P. Baxter of Portland as vice president. Other officers include John Marshall Brown, Lewis Pierce, Joseph Williamson, H W Bryant, and a standing committee. Corresponding members named include George E Littlefield and others. Baxter gift of a Portland building accepted. Hartford gas well in Indiana yields 16 million cubic feet daily, largest in the state.
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Augusta
James P. Baxter
Portland
John Marshall Brown
Lewis Pierce
Joseph .Williamson
Belfast
H. W. Bryant
Rufus K. Sewall
William B. Lapham
Henry 8. Burrage
Joseph Williamson
William Gould
Henry L. Chapman
George E. Littlefield
Boston
Daniel C. Colesworthy
Joseph BE. Davis
Worcester
Mass
William Chenery Manning
Fort Mackinae
Mich
Wheat Oppressively Weak In Opening Trading
Wheat opened oppressively weak with July at 60.9 cents then 69.54, later near 69.5 and 70 cents as short-covering and bank wheat selling shaped the session. June stayed around 68.45 to 69.0 cents while firms on the board work through legal attachments and bank news in Cincinnati and Montreal.
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Adoption of Rule on Publication of Joint Tariffs
The Interstate Commerce Commission adopts a rule under the Act to regulate commerce. Joint tariffs by two or more common carriers for passengers or freight on connected routes must be filed and published publicly. Tariffs are to be printed in large type and available for public inspection at depots and stations on the lines involved.
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Regatta Postponed by Fog at Marblehead Race Day
Eastern Yacht Club members gathered at Rowe's wharf for a 9:45 start, but thick fog forced postponement. Steamers for 400 passengers were used, and services will run today. By afternoon the fog lifted and preparations for tomorrow's race proceeded as 175 yachts anchored along the harbor awaiting the competition.
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Crews at New London Set for Close Harvard-Columbia Race
Thick fog kept college crews from practice, only starts and quarters. Columbia in good form, Harvard strong with a notable donor investing in Harvard stock. R. C. Watson to referee Thursday’s four mile race. No grand stand this year. Winthrop Point site to host a new stand. Yale coaches Bob Cook and Percy Bolton arrive. crew arrives tomorrow.
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Colliseum and Boston Museum Showings Quiz City
The schedule lists P. T. Barnum's Circus at Coliseum with afternoon and evening performances, Kellar at Boston Museum with a 2 pm slot, and Pirates of Penzance at Oakland Garden with 2:30 pm matinee and 8 pm evening shows.
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Brighton and London Firms Schedule Auctions and Real Estate
Today auctions list Albert Howe & Co. carriages in Brighton and stocks by R. L. Day & Co. Francis Lanshaw & Co. share market at noon. Samuel Hatch & Co. real estate at 3 p.m. Realence Hatch & Co. at noon. S. R. Knights & Co. real estate at 12 30 p.m. L ibrary CC F. Libbie & Co. bids at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
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Francis Lanshaw & Co
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Marriages Listed From Cities Across the Region
A sequence of marriage notices dated in June lists couples including John W. Butters Jr. and Winnie Hellman in Cambridge, Charles Courtney and Elizabeth Marchant in Edgartown, John Millner and Bertha Hulsman, H C Beale and Susie Beal, Clarence H Billings and Annette Collins, Norman McDonald and Edith Stevens, Dwight Mason and Etta Tuttle, and Edmund Wheelwright and Elizabeth Brooks, with officiants noted.
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Newton Highlands
W. F. Bacon
Easthampton
George G. Phipps
H. C. Beale
Nort Cohasset
Susie A. Beal
Billings—Collins
Belfast
George E. Tufts
Clarence H. Billings
Winthrop
Annette B
West Medford
Henry W. Foote
Edmund M. Wheelwright
Elizabeth B. Brooks
Francis Brooks
Death notices list multiple local residents by surname
In this city death notices dated June 15 to June 21 report the passing of several individuals including Martin L. Bradford Jr. 26. Charles F. Harris 66. Matthew Owens. Benjamin J. Parker 4 years 10 months 2 days. Edwin Rich 48. Susan Thompson 87. Olive Beal 88. Annie Cummings 31. Asenath Curtis 89. Ephraim Mann 67. Nancy W Pope 70. Emily A Rich (date and residence). Elizabeth Mitchell 82. Burial private and family notices accompany the offerings.
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Roxbury
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East Boston
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Parker
South Boston
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Charlestown
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Abraham Thompson
Beal
Cohasset
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George Beal
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Robert M. Cummings
Curtis
Plymouth
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James Curtis
Duxbury
Mann
Ephraim Mann
Pope
Newton
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Thomas R. Pope
Arlington Heights
Emily A
Jerome Rich
Mitchell
Howell Matson
Village Street
Elizabeth
Harvard College Overseers Election Set for June 29 1887
Notice from the Board of Overseers calls alumni to vote for five Overseers for a six year term on Commencement Day June 29 1887 at Massachusetts Hall Cambridge polls open 10 am to 4 pm. Eligibility rules cite 1865 act and degree holdings with restrictions on incumbents and recent graduates.
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Alexander McKenzie
Cambridge
Annual Meeting of Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati
The Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati holds its annual meeting at the Parker House Boston on Monday July 4 1887 at noon for officer elections and business. The standing committee meets there at 10:30 am. Dinner is served at 2:30 pm. Members of other state societies in town are invited to attend.
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Parker House
Boston
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