Bethel store burglarized. goods stolen in Thursday night break in
Bethel grocers Grover and Burnham suffered a break in Thursday night with goods value unspecified stolen. A small Bangor house fire on Thursday night narrowly escaped a major blaze. Samuel Bowker, 70, of South Orrington, fell from an upper staging Thursday and died shortly after, leaving a widow and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover & Burnham
Bethel
Bangor
Samuel Bowker
South Orrington
New Hampshire News and Graduation Notes From Dover to Nashua
New Hampshire reports include Charles Strout of Brunswick in critical condition after a Dover sunning accident while en route from Concord to Portland. Concord and Nashua graduations highlight class honors with 21 and 25 graduates respectively. Rockingham county votes to fund a new barn and land purchases, and Dartmouth students present tokens to Miss Sarah L. Smith and elect Irving Fish as permanent secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Strout
Brunswick
Dover
Concord
N. H
Portland
Conneticut
Dover High School
Quint
Nashua High School
Eee Noyes
Augustus Washington Shea
Arthur Kendrick
Clara F. Preston
Mary Lizziewyer
Jane Elvira Harley
Rockingham County
Brentwood
Exeter Jail
Darmmouth
Sarah L. Smith
Asa D. Smith
Irving Fish
Brooklyn
Frank A. Gay
Dartmouth
Jam at North Thetford Delays Work on Missing Driver
An immense jam formed at North Thetford with about 80 men working all day since Thursday. The body search for Donovan, the driver who drowned at Olcott’s falls, was unsuccessful. An adjourned meeting before the supreme court regarding a petition by Central Vermont to meet and pro rate with Montpelier and Wells River road was held in Burlington Friday. after long argument the court took the papers and a decision will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Thetford
Donovan
Olcott’s Falls
Supreme Part
Vermont
Montpelier and
Wells River
Burngton
Yard master killed by dump cars near Providence
A.J. Lewis, yard master of the New York and on England railroad at Providence, was run ner and cut to pieces by dump cars at the rear rover crossing. He was 36 years old and died. James M. Whitford was arrested at Wickford Friday charged with murdering Michael Talley for a clam bake at South Wickford on the 17th. He was committed to jail and will have a trial on Thursday next. At the Newport session of the association of medical superintendents of insane institutions, Dr. Fisher read a biographical sketch of Dr. Walker of Boston, deceased. Dr. Draper spoke on responsibility of the insane outside asylums. Dr. Andrews discussed a case of man ner with temporary insanity. The committee recommended Philadelphia for next meeting on the second Tuesday in May 1884, with a 40th anniversary programme. The report was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Lewis
New York and On England
Providence
James M. Whitford
Wickford
Michael Talley
South Wickford
Association of Medical Superintendents of Insane Institutions
Newport
Theodore W. Fisher
C. A. Walker
Oston
Draper
Vermont
Asyums
J. B. Andrews
New York
Philadelphia
Deaths and Missing Funds Reveal Tragic Shore Find
Smith of Holyoke Massachusetts was found Friday morning near the Forbes house on the East Haven shore. A gold ware and chain and $20,900 in checks and notes were on him with $150 cash. no marks of violence, death likely natural. Horace Croft of Holyoke, found Thursday night, suffered poisoning. he claimed arsenic from a druggist but doctors say he swallowed opium and is out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Holyoke
Mass
Forbes
East Haven
Horace Croft
New Haven
Judgments and postmaster appointment in Washington report
Washington figures describe numerous Alabama Claims judgments issued including estates of Stoppen Crowley and Dalett with varied sums while announcing that hearings resume in October. The piece notes Washington postmaster Frank D. Conger, pension rulings for John Collett, revenue district adjustments, trade totals, and federal appointments and retirements.
Great Excitement In Old World Cholera Panic
London reports the steamer St Bernard from Bombard with cholera on board. Fifteen cholera cases and seven deaths at Mansurah on Thursday. An Italian vice consul and a European lady among the dead. Cairo doctors dispute the existence of cholera in Egypt. Paris Temps warns of spread if England permits ships to reach its ports. Spain fears Egyptian cholera and urges stricter quarantine for ships. Two thousand people have fled Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
London
St. Bernard
Bombard
Havre
Mansurah
Ady
Cairo
Paris
England
Continent
Spain
Sanitary Council
Aes Fo
Constantinople
Alexandria
State board selects Fisher resident physician at Tewksbury
The state board of health lunacy and charity met at Tewksbury Friday morning appointing Dr Fisher as resident physician while keeping current staff in place except for the resident. A committee will meet the governor to report actions on the selection of the resident physician and the almshouse superintendent. A letter to the governor dated June 6 was released and awaits reply. The day included testimony from Capt Marsh and F H Nourse with debates over expenses and the Marshes’ involvement. The session is expected to extend with more witnesses and lengthy cross examinations before closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Tewksbury
Dr. Fisher
Walcott
Pr. Fisher
Talbot
State Board
Ph Sears
Marsh
F. H. Nourse
Arsh
Republican State Committee
Brown
Thomas Marsh, Jr
Charles Marsh
Annual Commencement at Massachusetts Normal Art School
The 10th annual commencement at the Massachusetts Normal Art School on Washington Street featured a program including prayers, songs, readings, and student demonstrations in drawing, color harmony, and design. Certificates and diplomas were awarded to graduates including S Herbert Adams, Earl B Ferson, A Melville Graves, Edward W Hamilton, George E Morris, Henry W Poor, and Clara Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Washington Street
Concord
Worcester
Misses Smith
Byron
Messrs
Emma J. Gay
H. J. Carter
Earl B. Ferson
Emma L. Murray
A. Melville Graves
Henry W. Poor
George E. Morris
Clara Wilson
Adeline V. Pond
Quartette
Otto Fuchs
A. A. Miner
Board of Visitors
State Board of Education
Lois BE. Bail
Milton Bancroft
Mary G. Bumstead
Florence Cleaves
Evelina M. Damon
Charles H. Dinsmore
Fannie C. Dowse
Alice M. Dutton
Carrie E. Dyer
Lottie J. Emmins
Albion W. Falk
Emily E. Harding
Jennie M. Jackson
Cora J. Livingston
Nernon A. MacNeil
Alice C
William 5. Robinson
Annie R. Slatter
Thomas E. Sweeney
Emma Todd
William Woodward
Herbert Adams
Anson K. Cross
Hen W. Poor
S. Herbert Adams
Edward W. Henilton
George FE. Morris
Adeline W. Bond
Arthur W. Scribner
Hdward W. Hamilton
Temperance Celebration at Lake Walden July Fourth Draws Notables
Arrangements for an unusually attractive temperance celebration at Lake Walden on July 4 feature speakers De Witt Talmage Gen John L Swift Rev J W Hamilton Rev E B Potter and Miss Kate Davis to read Music and entertainment will be provided by the Marlboro brass band the colored jubilee singers and Sam Lucas the noted colored comedian who will sing comic songs and present character sketches Fitchburg railroad to run seven trains each way during the day Time table and fare details appear in advertising columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Walden
de Witt Talmage
John L. Swift
J. W. Hamilton
E. 8. Potter
Kate Davis
Marlboro Brass Band
Colored Jubilee Singers
Sam Lucas
Fitchburg Railroad
Institute fair names New England vice presidents
The officers of the woman’s department announce a roster of vice presidents for New England states including Mrs E A Dickerson of Belfast Maine Clara H Bell Exeter Miss Caroline R Kendall of Dover New Hampshire Mrs J Gregory Smith of St Albans Vermont Miss E J Leonard of Meriden and Mrs Susan J Cheney of Manchester Connecticut Rhode Island remains undecided. Mr Frank J Robinson of the art department plans a series of special articles for the art catalogue with contributions from leading journalists of both sexes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Department
Institute Fair
New England
E. A. Dickerson
Belfast
Clara H. Bell Exeter
Caroline R. Kendall
Dover
N.H
J. Gregory Smith
St. Albans
E. J. Leonard
Meriden
Susan J. Cheney
Manchester
Conn
Rhode Island
Frank J. Robinson
Notable Boston Figures and Passengers Abroad Update
Archbishops Purcell and James White linked in a summer pause at Hinsdale, with several Boston figures listed among coastal travelers aboard the White Star Germanic. Names include Melvin Adams, Alanson W. Beard, Miss Hattie Creighton, Miss Edith Smith, Rev J. R. Day, Judge Miles T. Granger, Gov. Wailer, and many Boston residents returning from New York to Liverpool voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Purcell
James White
Boston
Hinsdale
White
Melvin
Adams
Ashburnham
Henry
Sparhawk
Samuel A. Sparhawk
Marblehead
New York
Alanson W. Beard
Postal Telegraph Company
Hattie Creighton
Thomaston
Edith Smith
Europe
Spain
Rickinson College
J. R. Day
St. Pan’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Day
Wesleyan College
Miles T. Granger
Supreme Court of Connecticut
New England
Malley Boys
Blanche Douglas
Jennie Cramer
New Haven
Yale
Harvard
New London
George Frisbie Hoar
Massachusetts
Butler
Worcester
Germanic
Liverpool
Hi. Joy
C. R. Joy
Endicott Peabory
A. A. Ranney
Alice Ranney
Minnie Stanwood
John F. Richardson
N. W. Rice
G. Rice
W. C. Winslow
H. H. Crapp
P. Strain
G.G. Tarbell
J. G. Clark
F. Lewis Clark
G. W. Field
Field
E. H. Hall
Jennie Philbrook
A. W. Pollard
H. N
Legislature Ends With Record Length Yet Limited Accomplishment
The 1883 session neared adjournment with the governor’s delay on August 27 as the pace slowed. Bills vetoed numbered ten, rail and water issues dominated debate, and reform aims largely stalled. Key acts included Cape Cod Ship Canal, railroad consolidations, and labor and educational measures, while many important proposals were rejected or hung in balance.
Entertainments and theatre listings at various Boston venues
The article notes Iolanthe at Oakland garden with Tony Pastor and an acrobatic educated dogs act. It lists Mets band concerts, Sam Lucas Jubilee singers, Patience at the Bijou with Miss Sadie Martinet, The Grand Duchess at the Museum with Howsen Jansen and Wilson, Ranch 10 at the Boston, and Tony Pastor’s troupe at Oakland garden. The Wild West parade routes Cambridge to Court through Tremont and Park squares. T.a Mascotte at the Museum runs this week, The Sorcerer returns to Bijou, Digby Bell and Laura Joyce join the New York Bijou company next season. Ranch 10 concludes its Boston run tonight. The Callenders drew a large Oakland garden crowd last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Martinet
Bijou
Museum
Emma Howsen
Marie Jansen
John Howson
George Wilson
Ranch
Boston
Tony Pastor
Oakland Garden
Cambridge
Court
Hanover
New Washington
Washington
Winter
Tremont
Boylston
Dover
Pleasant
Park Square
Charles
Jansen
Digby Bell
Laura Joyce
New York
Bijou Theatre Company
Callenders
READY TO QUIT He Sees Neo Exigency in Legislature
The senate discusses printing views on immigration and a series of committees and reformatory changes. A bill to raise clerks’ salaries passes, prorogation reports return, and Tewksbury management shift prompts debate on next general court. The piano, voice, and elocution department lists winners and attendees, with 1,949 conservatory attendees last year and the alumni reunion at Hotel Vendome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Committee On Prisons
Messrs. Bruce
Middlesex
Gervin
Suffolk
Bates
Worcester
Wells
Tewksbury
IECY
Bruce
General Court
Massachusetts House Debates Prorogation and Irregular Proceedings
The Massachusetts house discussed bill engrossment and prorogation procedures amid calls to delay messages to the governor. Members Cogswell Candage Boardman Babbitt Craig Morse Clarke and Butler joined prorogation action while a motion to reconsider and substitute resolves on Irish pauper immigration dominated debate before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Messrs
Cogswell
Salem
Candage
Brookline
Boardman
Boston
Babbitt
Taunton
Craig
Walpole
Morse
Sherborn
Clarke
Peabody
Butler
Belmont
Senate
Glines
Somerville
Broadway Congregational Church
Committee On
Federal Relations
Wilson
Kelley
Cambridge
Tewksbury
Ireland
Hartwell
Fitchburg
Murphy
Storr
Fall River
Dolan
Lawrence
Willson
Ernst
Hopkins
Millbury
Tornado Strikes Boston Area Leaving Destruction and Missing Boy
A fast moving tornado hit Boston and nearby areas before 5 PM, tearing roofs and damaging buildings on Charles Cambridge streets Dorchester Avenue and Kingston street. The Despatch rescued Patrick Murphy from a capsized boat while a missing 15 year old boy James Fox is feared drowned after another boat capsized near a North End wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles and
Cambridge Streets
Western Union Telegraph
Dorchester Avenue
Federal Street
Foundry Street
South
Boston
Old Colony Railroad
Western
Brookline Avenues
Kingston Street
Dime Museum
Church Street
Columbus Avenue
Charles Street
Essex Street
Fred Stubbs
Bird Island Point
Patrick Murphy
Clifford Place
North End
James Fox
Greenough Lane
Fire News Briefs From New England and Maine
In Sharon Massachusetts a two story house on Pond street owned by Benjamin Gannett was destroyed by fire on Friday. Loss about 2000 dollars insured cause suspected incendiary. In Portland Maine a store owned by William E Ross for provisions and groceries was damaged by fire tonight insured for 1000 dollars stock valued at 2900 dollars. In Littleton New Hampshire J E Henry’s store and stock at goods and A W Jones furniture at Fabyan’s were burned this morning Henry insured. In Bangor Maine Estes saw and shingle mill three miles below Winn village was lost this morning loss 3500 dollars insured for 2000. In Damariscotta Maine a vacant house owned by William Ford at Jefferson was burned last night loss about 600 dollars insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pond Street
Sharon
Benjamin Gannett
Telegraph
Portland
William E. Ross
Littlepon
N. H
J. E. Henry
A. W. Jones
Fabyan’s
Henry
Bangor
Estes Saw
Winn
Poe
Damariscotta, Mo
William Ford
Jefferson
Boston Board of Health notes rising immigrant pauper tide
The Boston Board of Health informs Collector Worthington of immigrants arriving from Great Britain. Port physician has examined 23 530 immigrants in six months, many classified as assisted immigrants needing future aid. They arrive poorly equipped, with little luggage and scant clothing, prompting appeals to authorities and charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Board of Health
Roland Worthington
Boston
Great Britain
Ublic
Verry
The
Board of Health
Samuel H. Durgin
Boston City Hearing on Providence Street and Debt Details
Street commissioners held a hearing on the petition to accept and macadamize Providence Street between Berkeley and Clarendon. City finances show next Monday’s draft totaling 863 228 23, including 70 000 debt due, 40 154 78 Suffolk county interest, and 312 256 on city water debt. London bond interest set for July remains to be paid by Kidder Peabody & Co. for Baring Brothers loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nowell
Providence Street
Berkeley
Clarendon
M.D. Colins
Palmer
Simeon Charles Hadley
Hanbon
London
Messrs
Parker
Ed Irving Evans
George William Arou
Turner
City of
Boston
Messrs. Baring Brothers & Co
Periy Mt
City of Boston Consolidated Street
Commencement Exercises at New England Conservatory
Commencement exercises at Tremont Temple featured a strong musical program by the scholars. The ceremony concluded with an address to the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Conservatory of Music
Tremont Temple
Mortgage endorsee claims on two insurance policies
Davis et al. sue Germania American Insurance for $4 on two 1876 Emma L. Putney policies covering a Cambridge dwelling destroyed in 1879. Mortgagees entered June 8, 1878, and had Boston agents add endorsements granting mortgagee protections and subrogation without consideration. Court reverses prior ruling, holding endorsements misapply a nonpassing mortgage interest and lacked consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Et al
Germania American Insurance Company
Emma L. Putney
Cambridge
Npayable
Davis, Taylor & Densmore
Hollis & Snow
Boston
Court Session Details For Jury Waiver Cases
Judge Staples presides as the court continues hearings on jury waived cases. Motions and settlement of exceptions will be heard tomorrow at 1 45 PM.
Municipal Court Actions From June Dockets
In a June session Judge Forsaith presided with Walter Newell and John Cole held for the superior court on breaking and entering charges each at 1200 bail. Carrie Snow and Annie Williams, described as common nightwalkers, were sentenced to six months in the house of industry. Patrick Corry received one year in the house of industry for drunkenness. Albert Hurst and Thomas Thuss, charged with larceny, each held at 200 for the superior court. Theodore Sheffer, charged with manslaughter, was held at 5000 for the superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsaith
Walter Newell
John Cole
Superior Court
Carrie Snow
Annie Wiliams
House of Industry
Patrick Corry
Albert, Hurst
Thomas Thuss
Highlands Court
Theodore Sheffer
Tragedies and Theft Reported in Boston Area News
A Boston boy John Tennessey fell from a third story and died at Massachusetts General Hospital. Reports say thieves stole a valise worth 26 dollars from a Tremont Street room. Richard Finn, injured on a steamer, died at 3:45 AM in the same hospital. Infant Cornelius McCarty, 18 months, died after a third story fall at Oneida Street. Four year old William Costello fractured his skull from a second story fall on Harrison Avenue. Henry Hasdon, mate of the brig Carrie Parrington, drowned after leaping overboard while intoxicated. Herbert Ford, 25, arrested for larceny from Clark Adams & Clark stores, confessed after discovery of mis goods and stolen property valued over 500 dollars. He allegedly lived high, betting on baseball, and held duplicate keys to the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tennessey
Portland and
Travers Streets
Massachusetts General Hospital
F. C. Ryan
Tremont Street
J _ Richard H. Finn
Hoosace Tunnel
Charlestown
Peace Way
Cornelius McCarty
Oneida Street
William Costello
Harrison Avenue
Spring
Henry Hasdon
Carrie Parrinton
Port Au Prince
Herbert Ford
Waltham
Clark, Adams & Clark
Franklin Street
Ford
Navy Yard Turmoil Signals Broad Reforms and Transfers
Reports from the navy yard indicate suspensions for all steam engineering department employees and rumors of selling oxen and horses with teams sent to Portsmouth. Orders direct the Shenandoah and Rocket to be prepared for towing to Portsmouth for completion of repairs. Discharges for many real navy employees are expected today while several officers and sailors receive new assignments and a death is noted aboard Powhatan in Port Royal. Capt Phythian is named to a joint board on a Thames river railroad bridge plan with Maj Gen Newton. Rene is ordered to duty aboard Alliance at Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
U. S
Rocket
Portsmouth Yard
Navy
Charles Stuart
Jeamestown
Thomas Morales
Charlestown
Powhattan
Port Royal
S. C
Robert L. Phythian
John Newton
U.S. Army
Thames River
New London
Conn
New York, Providence
John P. Rene
Ship Alliance
Norfolk, Va
Annual school festival program at Mechanics Building
This afternoon at 3 o'clock the Mechanics Building hosts the annual school festival with Weber overture by the orchestra and chorus under Mr Eichberg. Includes opening address by Charles T Gallagher and mayoral remarks. Pupils from high and grammar schools perform Te Deum, When All Thy Mercies O My God, Wake, Gentle Lene chorus from William Tell, O wert thou in the cauld blast, Harvest songs, prayer from Moses in Egypt, Fly forth my song, and Der Freischutz chorus. National hymn To Thee O Country by Julius Eichberg with words by Miss Anna Eichberg, concluding with Psalm 160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics
Label Overture
Weber
Eichberg
Charles T. Gallagher
Te Deum
C. H. Rink
Rossini
Mendelssohn
Egypt
Suptsman
der Freischutz
Julius Eichberg
Anna Eichberg
Governor Butler Plans Williams College Start Visit
Gov Butler will travel to Williamstown July 3 for Williams College commencement and attend events with Hon Wellington Smith in Lee on July 4 or 5. He then returns to North Adams for a Friday state railroad inspection. Militia rotation for week ending June 10 lists McLaughlin promoted to 1st lieutenant adjutant of 1st battalion artillery. Clarke and Harris discharged. James prepaid adjutant 1st battalion light artillery resignations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Williamstown
Williams College
Lee
Wellington Smith
North Adams
George W. McLaughlin
Malden
Artillery
Ingalls
Samuel B. Clarke
2D Corps
Walter C. Harris
3D Corps
James
Batallion Light Artillery
Large Advertising Order Shapes Soap Campaign
Col Taylor of the Boston Globe secured a $20 000 advertising contract with Frank Siddalls of Philadelphia, maker of Siddall’s soap. The purchase marks one of the largest single advertiser orders. In a week the firm received 10000 letters from educated women nationwide praising the soap’s waterless washing concept. The three year growth surpasses long established rivals through pure newspaper advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Col. Taylor
Boston Globe
Frank Siddalls
Philadelphia
Frank Siddall
Eastern Yacht Club regatta entries and Beverly courses
The spring regatta off Marblehead July 7 features entries in five classes from first to third class sloops and schooners. prizes include 250, 150, 106, 75, 36, and 20 dollars with race rules and start timings set by the regatta committee. A steamer will convey members and guests to Phillips Wharf Salem and the program lists detailed course marks and weight rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Yacht Club
Marpiehead Rock
Gitana
William F
Weld
Actea
David Sears
Fortuna
H. S. Hovey
Alice
W. FP. Lockhart
Latona
D. L. Pickwrah
Tempest
H. ¥. Whittier
Vixen
F. Lawrence, Jr
Wenonah
James Stillman
Oliva
Lee
Bedouin
A. Rogers
Hesper
W. HH
Forbes
Dream
G. 8. Curtis
Maggie
G. H. Warren
White Wing
W. C. Cabot
Shadow
John Bryant
Clytie
F. Cunningham
P. Freeman
Lapwin
J. M. Forbes
Crest
E. W. Upton
Beetle
A. Hemenway
Mavis
Dr. Whitney
We’s Wharf
Phillip’s
Salem
James H. Blake
Charles
Regatta Committee
Sona Daniel Appleton
H. B. Jackson
W. Lawrence
E. B. Haven
George A. Goddard
Beverly Yacht Club
Marblehead
N. Lloyd Jeffries
George P. Gardner
George H. Richards
Charles H. Minot
H. Cabot
Ge’s
Bowditch’s Ledge
Bowditch
Seag Cates
Curtis’s Point
Selman
Winthrop gram mar school holds annual exhibition and graduates
The Tre Mont street schoolhouse hosted the annual exhibition Friday forenoon. A list of graduates includes Hortense A. Barrett Annie G. Barry Emily A. Beechem Lucy R. Bouve Helena V. Calnin Electa Childs Emma E. Coles Charlotte A. Commons Mary I. Cooper Nellie L. Dunne Magdalene Folks Almira J. Fowler Rachel Goodman Mary E. Graham Annie V. Hagerty Louise B. Hagerty Lucille B. Hampton Gracie C. Hanson Katie Harrington Elizabeth L. Haw ley Lenore M. Hennessy Mary L. Hennessy Mabel E. Hodgkins Mary B. Jones Annie F. Jordan Ellen G. Kelleher Hattie E. Kent Emily A. Kerr Carrie B. Lake May A. Long ley Helena C. McAleer Josephine J. McCar thy Catherine E. McCarthy Mary E. McCarthy Mary G. McCuray Mary F. McDonald a S. McGregor Florence McWilliam Margaret J. foran Macia W. Morse Gertrude Nishtingate Alice G. Noyes Esther Parotte Catherine F. O'Neil Julia M. O'Sullivan Elizabeth F. Winkham Catherine C. Powers Julia C. Quir ing Catherine A.M. Regan Mary Reinstein Alice C. Smith Lillie M. ne Nellie A. Swalli van Winifred Woltz Emma Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Grammar School
Tremont Street
Hortense A. Barrett
Annie G. Barry
Emily A. Beechem
Lucy R. Bouve
Helena V. Calnin
Electa Childs
Emma E. Coles
Charlotte A. Commons
Mary I. Cooper
Nellie L. Dunne
Magdalene Folks
Almira J. Fowler
Rachel Goodman
Mary E. Graham
Annie V. Hagerty
Louise B. Hagerty
Lucille B. Hampton
Gracie C. Hanson
Katie Harrington
Elizabeth L. Hawley
Lenore M. Hennessy
Mary L. Hennessy
Mabel E. Hodgkins
Mary B. Jones
Annie F. Jordan
Ellen G. Kelleher
Hattie E. Kent
Emily A. Kerr
Carrie B. Lake
May A. Longley
Helena C. McAleer
Josephine J. McCarthy
Vinalhaven excursionists enjoy perfect day at Martha’s Vineyard
Returned yesterday from a three days trip to Martha's Vineyard. Fogs and rain hindered travel both ways but the excursionists had a perfect day on the island and were greatly pleased. The steamer is to reach a run in the bay this afternoon and will travel along the north shore on Sunday. Monday will see the first fishing excursion of the year with a $30 prize for the biggest codfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha’s Vineyard
Vineyard
Marblehead Local Notes and Briefs
Marblehead selectmen appoint William Sinclair chief of police for July 4, 5 and 1. Ladies day at Eastern Yacht Club house, Marblehead neck, with Salem Cadet band in attendance. 29 liquor licenses granted. Merritt and Mumphrey shoe firm accepts Lasters' union price list. factory in operation. John S. Martin, William R. W Tras her and Frank L. Wadden elected Samaritan Tent trustees. Government to erect new lighthouse on Marblehead neck. Brevities note Lasters' union event on Aug. 24. Salem Boat Club picnic Aug. 9 with $500 in prizes at Bellevue Grove. Daniel B. Gardner awarded $6,049 by Alabama court of claims. Second corps cadets to camp around Aug. 6. Suburban notes report Sharon Water Co directors named H A Lathrop, George Kempton, W B Wickes, Joel P Hewins, Perez M Blake. George Kempton elected president. Cambridge district court: Michael Welch sentenced to four months for embezzlement. bonded for trial. Rumor of suit against B B Johnson of Waltham denied. Quincy court: Orlando Hanson case continued another week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony James
Prince Anderon
Darien
Wilkesbarre
James M. Churchill
Portland
Cardenas
Cuba
Geo. Lake
Cambridge
Stewart
Simmons
Bellaire
Albert D. Taylor
St. Stephen
N. B
Saratoga
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Western Union Telegraph Company
Martin Joseph
William H. Finch
Tualiska
Fort Smith
Ark
Lane Britton
Blonde City
A. V. Davis
G. G. Davis
Chicago
Canadian Bank of Commerce of
Quebec
Franklin Gardner
Postal Telegraph Company
New York
N. T. Collinge
Yorkshire
Eng
Albany
Dr. Day
Mohane Indian Agency
Colorado River
Ash Fork
Mohanes
Berks County
Lehigh Coal Exchange
Ding Coal Company
Daly
Moline Malleabie Tron Works Corporaton
Rock Island
Hill
George R. Hill
S. Wheelock
A. L. Carson
Keater Lumber Company
F. Hemenway
Moline National Ank
Washington
Court of Commissioners of
Alabama
United States
T. Salter Tredick
Anna E. Stoppen
Joseph M. Caton
Frank Rogers
Patrick Crowley
John J. Crowley
Edwin M. Towle
Christian B. Graves
Angus McHiver
Edwin Summerfield Tuttle
John Dalett
John Dallett
Estelina Pallett
Henry C. Dallett
Foster Pierce
F. Pierce & Co
Edward Payson Nichols
Henry N. Bartlett
George Popes Upton
Elias Augustus Upton
Ann Maria Bailey
Isaac Bailey
Augustus Dana Manson
Nancy Reed Taylor
Thomas Augustus Taylor
Charles Pierce Stetson
Abner Percival Guild
David Bugbee
Salome Bridges Chase
Stanford Tappan Chase
Mack Lewis Potter
Robert L. Tapley, Jr
Sanford Tappan Chase
Llewellyn J. Morse
Lucy Garland Ellison
Edward Ellison
Augustus Dane Manson
Annah Francis Howard
Jewell Boynton
Byron Porter
Joseph White Humphrey
David Washington Otter
Albert Gallatin Wakefield
P. Breton Mills
James D. Robinson
Joshua Nickerson
Foster & Nick
Conrad Baker,Jr
H. J. Baker & Bro
Everett Staples
Henry H. Grant
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Charles H. Webber
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Edward J. Jones
George L. Green
Henry Clark
Richard H. Moore
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Jean S. Broadhead
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L. Burien
C. Morris Campbell
Mary 5. Garlisle
Annie V. Chase
Alice A. Crewe
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Wallace P
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Florence Coffin
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Maud M. Miner
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Mary D. Shields
Alfred FE. Smith
Mary E. Thayer
D. D. Bouve
Walter H. Lamson
Annie G. Merrill
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William H. Lewis
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Lucy V. Allard
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Helen Barry
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M. Emma@ Brown
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Henrietta H. Havey
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Maria F
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Afred B. Page
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Susie M. Roberts
Walter B. Southgate
Alice M. Spaulding
Timothy Sullivan
Loraine M. van Wagenen
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Merchants Woollen Company
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