Dorchester High School 43rd Exhibition Awards Diplomas
The forty third annual Dorchester High School exhibition was held yesterday at 10 o clock before a large crowd. Sixteen students earned Advanced class diplomas and many more received Senior class honors in a well arranged program of sixteen numbers with strong audience applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester High School
Harold Bisbee
Edith F. Brainerd
Gertrude Breckenridge
Charlotte A. Fraser
Charles M. Hamburger
Kate Harrie
Mary M. Hoye
Lydia D. Johnson
Alice M. Kirkpatrick
Lydia N. Lynch
Timothy J. McCarthy
Adam W. Ross
John H. Rogers
Cyrus H. Stowell
Edith W. Whitcomb
Florence G. Willis
Ralph R. Young
Charles L. Carr
Robert C. Polson
Bessie G. Pierce
Mary E. Minihan
Esther Blumenthal
John A. Andrew
Charles H. Hickey
Millicent A. Hosley
Catherine A. Harney
William T. Jarvis
Sarah F. Kidney
Elizabeth B. Lamberton
Howard W. Lang
John F. Jaynch
Arthur C. McDonald
Theresa C McDonald
John J. McGrail
William C. Mair
Aspatasia M. Meade
Walter J. Isbet
Mace J. Paget
Adelaide EK
Everett High Class of Graduates Held at Y M C A Hall
The Everett High School graduating exercises for the class of were held last evening at the Y M C A Hall. Academic course graduates include Etta Frances Phil brook Annie Celia Pratt Emily Alice Randall Lillian May Smith. Classical course graduates include Nelson Pierce Brown Grace Evelyn Goudry William Allen Mitchell Edith Nichols Putney Edith Whitney. English course graduates include George William Annin Charles Purington Chase Florence Fitz Gerald Katherine A Hill Herbert Maynard Jones Marion Lucy Barbour Ella Maud Currier Martin Thomas Flynn Edith Louise Jenks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett High School
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Etta Frances Philbrook
Annie Celia Pratt
Emily Alice Randall
Lillian May Smith
Nelson Pierce Brown
Grace Evelyn Goudry
William Allen Mitchell
Edith Nichols Putney
Edith Whitney
George William Annin
Charles Purington Chase
Florence Fitz- Gerald
Katherine A. Hill
Herbert Maynard Jones
Marion Lucy Barbour
Ella Maud Currier
Martin Thomas Flynn
Edith Louise Jenks
Graduation Day Across Local High Schools Names Read
Graduation day was observed yesterday at Lewis Emerson John A. Andrew Wells Everett Dearborn Light Hyde Quincy George Putnam and Adams, marking ceremonies across the district with students receiving diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Emerson
John A. Andrew
Wells
Everett
Dearborn
Light
Hyde
Quincy
George Putnam
Adams
Milford Doings Highlights Local News And Events
Deputy H C Snell arrests William H Newton on a larceny warrant for double harnesses owned by J F Boyd of Upton. Newton bail denied. case set for tomorrow before Judge Dewey. Milford Baseball Club to play Woodland Parks. strong battery promised. Irish round tower likely completion by Saturday. Milford High School Club becomes independent. Epworth League national convention in Chattanooga. Colburns returning from Europe to reside in Hopedale. Spaulding straw factory closes season. resumes August 15. 2200 Sunday papers sold. Sunday Post sold 400. Free concert June 28 by Atlanta University colored students. H H Webster to speak on Milford Grammar School work. Universalist picnic at Woodland Park. Women Relief Corps visit Medfield. Patriots' Sunday planned with Rev C W Longren speech Good Citizenship. Choir to provide music.
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Milford
H. C. Snell
William H. Newton
J. F. Boyd
Upton
Dewey
Newton
Water Street
Tobin
Milford Baseball Club
Woodland
Milford High School
C. D. Albro
Kattanooga
Tenn
Epworth League
Charles H. Colburn
Europe
Hopedale
B. H. Spaulding
Sunday Post
Atlanta University
H.H. Webster
Milford Grammar School
Universalist Society
Woodland Park
Women’s ‘Relief Corps
Medfield
Emily R. Tisdale
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
C. W. Longren
Franklin
Yale Holds 575 Graduates at 175th Commencement
At New Haven on June 26 Yale University awarded diplomas to 575 seniors marking the institution’s 175th year. The ceremony in Battell Chapel included no valedictorian or Townsend prizes, honorary degrees to notable figures, and music by the Symphony Orchestra under Professor Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
Townsend
John C. Schwab
Battell Chapel
Yale Corporation
Parker
Dwight
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Newman Smyth
First Church
Robert A. Hume
Yale College
Bombay
India
John P. Peters
New York City
Wilhelm Dorpfeld
Athens
Edward M. Gallaudet
Gallaudet, College
Washington, D. C
William T. Harris
Marcus P. Knowlton
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
William J. Tucker
Dartmouth College
Henry A. Rowland
Johns Hopkins University
Henry C. Bunner
Nutley
N. J
Dartmouth Exercises Mark Alumni Fund Drive and Commencement
Dartmouth College at Hanover N H held a morning prayer service and an Alumni Association meeting voting to enlarge the committee to fund a memorial hall. Commemorative remarks honored Chief Justice Brigham and included a procession to Rollins Chapel followed by graduates delivering Latin salutatory, English and philosophical orations, and dissertations. Degrees of D D LL D and honorary M D were conferred on multiple names including Rear Admiral Belknap and Governor Bussell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H
Dartmouth College
Rollins Chapel
Alumni Association
George A. Marden
Lowell
Brigham
Massachusetts
Walbridge A. Field
California
Horace Newhart
New Ulm
Minn
America
John W. Tompson
New Haven
Conn
Charles A. Holden
Hudson, Mass
George W. Day
Plymouth
John K. Lord, Jr
Hanover
Jesse K. Marden
New Boston
Harry C. Morrison
Oldtown
D. D
Charles A. Dickenson
Boston
Mass
Joseph R
M. D
Charles C. Morgan
Nashua
M. D. Packard
New Yoraerk City
Williams's 101st Commencement Opens in College Church
The 101st commencement began with prayer by President Carter. Orations featured Salutatory by Hermon A. Strong and several class speeches from Charles H. Durfee, James R. Craighead, John D. Wild, William S. Elder, Georges W. Hunter Jr., Frederick W. Memmett, Walter A. Bratton, and John H. Peck. Valedictory by Elnathan Sweet Jr. Prize awards followed. An honorary AM was conferred on Prof. Francis G. Allison newly named Latin professor at Brown University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8.Elder
Auburn
N. Y
Darwin
Georges W. Hunter, Jr
Norwalk
Conn
Frederick W. Memmett
Newark
N. J
Walter A. Bratton
North Adams
John H. Peck
Pittsfield
Elnathan Sweet, Jr
Albany
Goodrich Hall
Greylock
A. M
Francis G. Allison
H. D
Brown University
Amherst College Graduation Sees Student Orations
The seventy fourth Amherst Commencement held June 26 in College Hall with President Gates giving the opening prayer. Speakers included Henry W. Lane on Education and Life, Jay T. Stocking on Americas Uncrowned King, Dwight W. Morrow on The Birth of a Nation, and others on topics such as Failure That Succeeds Service and Historic Progress.
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Amhers‘i
Amherst College
College Hall
Gates
Henry W. Lane
Keene
N. H
America
Jay T. Stocking
Lisbon Centre
N. Y
Dwight ‘W. Morrow
Alleghany
Penn
Charles T. Burnett
Turners Falls
Warner W. Bhrliott
Rittman
Reuben W. Burnham
Gloucester
R. Critchlow
New B Penn
Abraham Lincoln
Ton
Ican HE Ray
Passage on Philadelphian Aboard Leyland Line Officials
Leyland line agents depart Boston aboard the Philadelphian with W H Lincoln and colleagues for a two month tour of Britain and the continent. Towboat captains shift roles, Leo steamer joins harbor service, Hattie Loring arrives from Steuben for Maine coastal service.
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Leyland
Liverpool
Leyland Line
W. H. Lincoln
State Street
Philadelphian
W. H. Trant
Hisse
John A. Degen
Long Wharf
Lincoln
S. T. Dutton
Brookline
D. 8
Boston Light
Muir
East Boston
Great Britain
George W. Frothingham
Harry Card
Boston Towboat Company
Portland
Leo
Card
Boston
Vesta
Elsie
Steuben
Hattie Loring
H. A. Rice
New York
New England
W. W. Strout
Gouldsboro
L. E. Rice
Maine
Warren B Potter
Grand Junction
Georgetown
S. C
W. W. Hutchings
Lubec
BE. Hodge & Co
Lawrence Sardine Packing Company
H. F. Dimock
Simpson
India Wharf
Newark
John Wise
Green’s Landing
Burnham
Whey
Wi Steamship Company
Mariners Report Collisions and Iceberg Sighting Near Ports
The Everett Webster out of Philadelphia collided with a lumber laden schooner near Pollock Rip Lightship and now motor s toward Chatham with jibboom loss. The Lavinia Campbell was dragged by the Maud Briggs while anchored in Vineyard Sound, causing martingale damage. A British steamer report notes heavy ice and numerous icebergs between latitudes 49.20 and 48.49 north and longitudes 48.30 and 49.37 west near Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Everett Webster
Philadelphia
Bowen
Newburyport
Pollock Rip
Nulty
Scranton
Boston
Hoboken
Vineyard Haven
Lavinia Campbell
Vail
Georgetown
D. C
Vineyard Sound
Maud Briggs
Winslow
Bangor
Campbell
Briggs
Lumen
Stockholm
Special Aldermen Meeting Discusses Department Transfers
The Board of Aldermen held a noon meeting at City Hall called by Mayor Curtis to pass orders transferring appropriations between departments. The transfers arise from abolition or consolidation under the new charter act to take effect July 1, with the Common Council to consider the orders at their tonight session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Curtis
Common Council
Eclipse wringer and bench combined offers portable clothes care
The Eclipse wringer and bench combines a tubless design for easy water changes and folding storage. Made by American Wringer Co, it uses superior rolls and Para rubber with a ten year life claimed, and genuine Eclipse stamps on rolls and unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Co
Eclipse
Mysterious Miser Henry Case Deepens In New York
New York detectives pursue William Henry linked to the murder of his father. Police tie William to a three day debauch with Steve Dubois and note possible prior criminal associations. Witnesses place William near the house Thursday morning as others report a fresh wrist cut and possible blood on his shirt wristband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry
Dubois
William
Haltz’s
Moran
Sing Sing
Fulton Street
Prospect Park
William Henry
Defender launch in Bristol set for next Saturday
I B Herreshoff announced the Defender will launch at 12 45 next Saturday with a public fair. Invitations have gone to leading yachtsmen and Mrs Iselin is to christen the craft. Work continues with crew polishing manganese plates and arranging cradles and ways as preparations proceed under Mr Nat Herreshoff.
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Bristol
I. B. Herreshoff
Iselin
Providence
R. I
Herreshoffs
Nat Herreshoff
Thomas Phillips & Sons
Foreman Duthie
Terry
Fall River
Archer
Jubilee near ready with rigging and sails completed
The Jubilee fitting out makes rapid progress. The centreboard was shipped with a diver, the boom and gaff were aboard, and standing rigging set. Spars are in good condition except the topmast badly cracked and reinforced with wire rope. Mainsail bent and headsails yesterday. a trial spin before Sunday doubtful.
Improvements on the Vigilant at Elizabethport Shipyard
News from New York reports that Vigilant undergoes aggressive repairs at Nixon's Elizabethport yard. Crews remove inside ballast while additional lead bags are added under the keel to boost speed with the new enlarged rig and a full set of sails by John Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nixon
Elizabethport
Britannia and Niagara Sweep Ramsey Regatta Walkovers
In Douglas Bay Ramsey regatta races were walkovers for Britannia and Niagara as competing yachts were absent. A southwest breeze and a triangular course set finishing times of 1 17 50 for Britannia and 2 09 45 for Niagara.
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London
Ramsey
Douglas Bay
Britannia
Niagara
A Tour Through Japan and China by Raymond & Whitcomb
An autumn departure from Boston Sept 2 offers a tour to Japan with its temples and scenery. An earlier Aug 14 Hawaiian Islands trip precedes it, with China on both itineraries. Illustrated circulars are available at 296 Washington Street opposite School Street.
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Japan
Messrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
Boston
Hawaiian Islands
China
Washington Street
School Street
Countess Giennoti Becomes Queen Humbert's Favorite
Italians of Newark celebrate that Carmine Giennoti's daughter from 120 Blank Street has become Countess Giennoti, second lady of honor of the six in waiting to Queen Humbert. Born in Genoa, she later worked as a cigarette maker in Jersey City before returning to Italy at 15. In Lombardy she impressed the Queen, becoming a personal servant and a principal favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Carmine Giennoti
Blank Street
Giennoti
Humbert
Italy
Genoa
Jersey City
Lombardy
Ger Mania Lodge Celebrates St John Baptist Feast
The regular monthly meeting on Monday evening June 2% celebrated St John the Baptist. Three candidates received the Master Mason degree as Worshipful Master Joseph Gahm escorted the Most Worshipful Grand Master Edwin B Holmes and other district officers to a banquet hall for a sumptuous feast afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Lodge
Joseph Gahm
Edwin B. Holmes
R. W. Joseph H. Gleason
R. W. James Swords
Edward L. Baker
William B. Phipps
Sidney H. Griffin
Lafayette
Lewis A. Walden
John H. Woodman
Death of Captain E F Phinney of Massachusetts Volunteers
Veterans of the Fifth Corps announce the death of Captain E F Phinney Thirty second Massachusetts Volunteers at his South Framingham home on Wednesday morning June 26 He was noted for courage zeal and discretion in the war of the rebellion Funeral services are planned for Friday at 2 PM in South Framingham with interment Saturday at 1 30 PM in Plymouth A comrades meeting at the United States Hotel Boston will be held on Thursday June 27 at 3 PM to arrange attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Corps
Army of the Potomac
E. F. Phinney
Thirty-second
Massachusetts Volunteers
South Framingham
Phinney
Plymouth
United States Hotel
Boston
Patrolman Philpotts Dead in Charlestown
Patrolman Robert G. Philpotts of Station 15 died at his home 278 Bunker Hill Street Charlestown yesterday morning. Born in Ireland July 4 1853 he came to this country young and joined the city police March 15 1884. He served at Stations 8 15 14 and again 15 before his death. He was well and favorably known throughout Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Philpotts
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Philpotts
Ireland
Nathaniel Seavey Dies at Charlestown Navy Yard
Nathaniel H. Seavey of Winter Hill died suddenly at the Charlestown Navy Yard yesterday morning after forty years of service there. He appeared in good health before leaving home, and was found dead by fellow workers upon arrival at the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel H. Seavey
Winter Hill
Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Elizabeth Kimball Weds Walter Morse in Revere Ceremony
In Revere, Elizabeth Crosby Kimball daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyman L Kimball married Walter Greenough Morse of Springfield at the First Unitarian Church. Rev Eben R Butler officiated with ushers from Brookline Springfield and Westfield and a reception at 33 Prospect Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Elizabeth Crosby Kimball
Lyman L. Kimball
Walter Greenough Morse
Springfield
First Unitarian Church of
Eben R. Butler
Sewell B. Farnsworth
Brookline
Frederick T. Kellogg
Charles H. Beals
Westfield
E. A. Carter
Paul H. Pitkin
Boston Baseball Player John Ryan Marries Maria Carroll
John Bernard Ryan of Haverhill a catcher for Boston wed Maria Louise Carroll daughter of Mrs. Catherine Carroll Roxbury The ceremony was at St Josephs Church at 9 am officiated by Rev Hugh P Smith Ushers included W J Finn William L Carroll James E Ryan and J A Dorsey Maid of honor Ella Carroll Best man W T Dwyer Reception at Hendries with many friends including Manager Selee and the Boston club Irwin of Philadelphia brought card and congratulations They will reside at 52 Savin Street Roxbury at home after Sept 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bernard Ryan
Haverhill
Boston
Maria Louise Carroll
Catherine Carroll
Roxbury
St. Joseph's Church
Hugh P. Smith
W. J. Finn
William L. Carroll
James E. Ryan
J. A. Dorsey
Ella Carroll
W. T. Dwyer
Hendrie’s
Selee
Irwin
Philadelphia
Mt. Hope
Ryan
Savin Street
Shea and Wilson wed at St Marys Church in Brookline
Miss Bessie J. Wilson of Brookline and James B. Shea of Jamaica Plain were married at St Marys Catholic Church yesterday morning by Rev Father Morrissey. Best man Thomas J. Shea and maid of honor Nellie McDonald attended along with bridesmaids Sadie Foley Mary O Con nell. A reception followed at 198 High street the bride's sister residence. The couple will be at home there after July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Bessie J. Wilson
Brookline
James B. Shea
Jamaica Plain
Father Morrissey
Thomas J. Shea
Nellie McDonald
Sadie Foley
Boston Highlands
Mary O'’Connell
Letty Breslin
Genies Warren Richardson Weds Albert Perry Curtis in Brockton
Miss Genie Warren Richardson daughter of Mr and Mrs T Warren Richardson married Albert Perry Curtis of Stoughton at the Richardson residence 61 Haverhill street Brockton. The ceremony at noon was conducted by Rev C H Puffer of Salem with six children serving as maids and pages. The couple will reside on Lincoln Street in Stoughton and be at home in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
T. Warren Richardson
Haverhill Street
Genie Warren Richardson
Albert Perry Curtis
Stoughton
C. H. Puffer
Salem
Curtis Pierce
Middleboro
Whitford Drake
Waltham
Winslow Drake
Ruth Pierce
Martha Drake
Helen Curtis
Curtis
Lincoln Street
Cambridge Couple Weds in Morning Ceremony at St Pauls
The wedding of Miss Mary Ferguson and Frank S. Dardis occurred yesterday at St Pauls Church Cambridge. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Father Orr with bridesmaid Miss Lizzie Ferguson and best man John J Sullivan. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home, and the couple will reside at 407 Green Street Cambridge with plans to be at home after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Cambridge
Mary Ferguson
E. F. Ferguson
Clary Street
Frank S. Dardis
Cambridgeport
Riverside Boat Club
Father Orr
Lizzie Ferguson
John J. Sullivan
Harry W. Davis
Thomas F. Sullivan
Pretty Dedham church wedding unites Miss Bonney and Mr Gerrish
Dedham June 26 A quiet wedding at the Unitarian Church Dedham Centre united Miss Florence Caroline Bonney daughter of ex Representative Henry C Bonney of Dedham and Mr Thomas D Gerrish Jr of Malden The Rev William H Fish Jr officiated. Ushers W Everett Gerrish of Malden and John H Bonney of Roxbury attended. The couple will reside in Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Unitarian Church
Dedham Centre
Florence Caroline Bonney
Henry C. Bonney
Thomas D. Gerrish, Jr
Malden
William H. Fish
W. Everett Gerrish
John H. Bonney
Roxbury
Norwegian Wedding at German Lutheran Church Recalls Norway Customs
Yesterday noon in Shawmut Avenue at Wal tham Street the union of Nikoline Berntsen and Olaf M. Brauner took place. The ceremony was conducted by Rev B E Bergesen in Norwegian with Miss Mary McGovern as bridesmaid and Einar Brauner as best man. After a Marion honeymoon the couple will reside in Ithaca New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut Avenue
Waltham Street
Norway
Nikoline
Karen Berntsen
Olaf M. Brauner
B. E. Bergesen
Mary McGovern
Donaghue and Smith Wed in Early Morning Ceremony
Miss Alice Mary Donaghue and Matthew L. Smith were married at 8 o'clock mass in Brockton with Rev. Father A J Barry officiating. The bride’s cousin Miss Kate Coleman of West Newton attended and brother Thomas F. Smith served as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at 8 Elliot Street, where the couple will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Alice Mary Donaghue
Matthew L. Smith
A. J. Barry
Kate Coleman
West Newton
Thomas F. Smith
Elliot Street
Miss Annie Dennie Weds in Dorchester Society Event
Miss Annie Dennie daughter of Mr and Mrs Manors Penne of Savin Hill married Tuesday in Dorchester. The bride is a society reader and well known in the district society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Dennie
Boston Businessman Wedlock Trip After Nuptials
The bridegroom, a well known Boston business man, and his bride departed last evening for an extended wedding trip following their ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lynch and Hayes Tie The Knot At St James Church
Frank B. Lynch and Mary R. Hayes wed at St James Church in a noon ceremony attended by a large congregation. After July they will host friends at their new home, 926 Dorchester Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Lynch
Mary RB. Hayes
St. James’s Church
Dorchester Avenue
Pipe Accident Injures Two Men at Strout Building
In Lynn yesterday afternoon at the Strout building Blake street two steam fitters for the L. A. May Company were crushed when a half ton coil of steam pipe toppled onto them. John Harrison suffered severe head wounds and internal injuries. Elbridge F. Connor had both legs broken and other injuries. Harrison is not expected to recover and Connor resides at 64 Newhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Strout
Blake Street
Lynn
Elbridge F. Connor
John Harrison
L. A. May Company
Harrison
Connor
Harris
Newhall Street
Watertown Lawn Party For Free Home For Consumptives
An evening lawn party and sale in Watertown raised funds for the Free Home for Consumptives. Organized by local and nearby town young ladies, the event drew a large crowd with afternoon children's entertainment and evening music. Proceeds expected to total several hundred dollars. Grounds near Heatherstone Bank on Main Street hosted decorated booths and a band performed after dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Free Home For
Heatherstone Bank
State
Main Street
American Wringer Company Advertises Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Company at 13 and 15 Broadway extension lists as manufacturers of wringers, mangles, spring beds and carpet sweepers. It offers repair service for all kinds of wringers and sweepers and prompts mail orders with telephone Tremont 764.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Deaths and Obituaries Briefs From South Boston Area
Death notices list Caroline Anderson wife of Charles B E Anderson and Philip Barrett aged 9 months at South Boston. George W Bird aged 3 months dies in the city June 25. Other entries include Boland and Barrett family names with locations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Caroline
Charles BE. Anderson
Barrett
South Boston
Philip F
Jeremiah E
Mary B Barrett
Bird
George W. Bird
Boland
Big Alice
Octavia
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Telephone
Milford Doings
Mineesota Savino
Funp
Axp
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Conran
Perreandes
Gieboe
Judge Knowlton
Field
Dartmouth
Collees
Judge Brigham
Judge Field
E. B. Hale
Amherst
Marine Notes
Charles
Ward's Island
Sarah Henry
Willie
Jubilee
A.M
Crass
Josiah Cummings
Nathaniel Seavey
Morse-Kimball
Catcher Ryan
Dardis-Ferguson
Gerrish-Bonney
German Lutheran Church
Ryan—Carroll
Shea—Wilson
Curtis—Richardson
Dardis—Ferguson
Gerrish—Bonney
Brauner
Berntsen
Dennie
Duffy
Rankus
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester N
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office
Ben J. F. Stevens
SLR
Gee
Herrick’s Mercantile Collection Agency
Court &T
City OF
Tyler Street
Harvard Street
Harrison Avenue
Albany Street
Barton Street
B. T. Wheeler
WTS
Broadway
S. Gleason
Main St
Prescott ST
Ana Prescott ST
J. H. Cline
State St
Brighton St
Butler & CO
Causeway St
Lynn Acaident
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