Town Meeting Returns Show Licenses Rejected In Most Towns
Readable town reports reveal widespread no votes on liquor licenses across 26 towns with 21 against and 5 in favor. Officials elected include Braintree Dighton and Andover, with several communities naming women to school or library positions as changes in local politics emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Franklin
Dighton
Bourne
Rockport
Melrose
Monterey
West Bridgewater
West Newbury
Andover
Danvers
Ashland
Orange
Berkeley
Methuen
Sharon
Braintree
North Andover
Framingham
Whitman
Winthrop
Bridgewater
Hall
Dedham
Revere
Abington
Fairhaven
Franklin and Scituate
Amxspury
W. H. B. Currier
R. B. Hawiey
W. E. Carr
W. E. Collins
A. N. Huntington
George H. Poor. Spectmen
Charles S. Parker
John 8. Stark
H. Boutwell
George A. Putman
George A. Parker
J. A. Leitch
John W. Sproul
George A. Beal
Joseph L. Greenwood
George L. Richardson
J. H. Balcolm
E. T. Billings
Adrian Foote
J. A. Balcolm
W W. Smith
G. W. White
C. E. Loring
L. C. Jones
Franklin Enslin
Abner Greenwood
Erkley
Hercules Dean
Gideon
H. Babbitt
Charles F. Paull
Calvin S. Crane
Gideon H. Myrick
C. H. Babbitt
N. H. Strange
Bellingham
Warren E. Fairbanks
Henry A. Whitney
Ruel F. Thayer
W. A. KeKean
Orvin Chilson
E. B Stowe
Seneca Barr
Orvill
Rhodes
George A. Crooks
Nathan W. Sanborn
Calvin Fairbanks
Rebecca H. Morrison
Ann Brooks
David D. Nye
Albert P. Fidredge
Ordello R. Swift
Josiah Hill
M. C. Waterhouse
Frederick O. Smith
van R. Swift
Robert C. Breck
Stillman Alger
H. L. Crane
Edward M. Swift
Board of Health
F. F. Murdock
L. A. Darling
R. M. Keith
Trustees of
Public Library
G. N. Hooper
G. H. Martin
Caroline Sampson
M. L. Tilson
Beverly
Freeborn W. Cressy
William H. Lovett
DepHam
A. K. Wentworth
Thomas P. Murray
Don Gleason Hill
Alfred Hewins
Howard Coburn
George W. Weatherbee
George A. Southgate
Francis L. Babcock
Alonzo W. Cheever
Wis H. Kingsbury
Thomas J. Baker
Ordello P. Bessey
John H. Burdakin
Daniel A. Lynch
Edward ©. Paul
Frank M. Bailey
William F. Drugan
Eustis Baker
John Wardle, Jr
Charles O. Haynes
Martin J. Barrett
George E Morse
James J. Gaffney
John Dean
Martin Hanson
DickTon
J. Q. Hinckley
George E. Gooding
J. C. Edson
A. P. White
Julius Peale
Daniel P. Pope
Joseph
E. P. Carpenter
A. T. Bemis
Charles Calver Sumner
L. E. Gray
George F. Williams
A.J. Daniels
Charles Slocumb
Edson A. Morse
Boyden Library
J. B. Richmond
E. T. Boyden
Airhaven
F. le Puyster Rappan
Jo Q. Bryant
John H. Howiana
William J. Macomber
Emily Sherman
George W. Stevens
William F. Ray
Henry KR. Jenks
Bradley M. Rockwood
Bebe K. Ray
George W. Wiggin
Jeremiah McCarty
Clarence E. Griffin
Henry R. Jenks
William Rockwood
Calvin M. Smith
Cyrus M. Allen
George E. Emerson
Warren Bright
William E. Nason
Rebecca Farnum
Walter Adams
John Goodell
George Burt
George A. Reed
Joseph C. Cloyes
F. KE. Hemenway
C. J. Frost
B. Bird
Culep
W. I. Ward
Trowbridge
Monrteney
H. W. Langdon
Treas
Marron
Charles H. Delano
Arvey W. Everett
Frederick P. Vose
Bylvanus M. Hall
George M. Delano
Levi S. Gould
Royal P. Barty
H. Buttrick
Daniel Norton
Moses Belegs
John W
Farwell
J. B. Souther
Seth E. Benson
George W. Burke
George W. Farnsworth
Levi 5
Gould
John P. Deering
Charles W. Higgins
John Larrabee
George Newhall
Parker Merrill
Henry G. Fields
John Singer, Jr
Martha D. Bale
Charles F. Loring
Addie B. P. Waterhouse
Mirraven
George O. Marsh
Addison P. Russell
Joveph H. Howe
Aaron
H. Clark
Lewis E. Barnes
M.F. Stevens
J. F. Osgood
J. C. Poor
B. H. Borden
D. A. Carleton
E. W. Greene
Charles Noyes
W. F. Kelley
Rufus B. Chase
Thomas E. Bridge
Edward A. Goddard
Eadward C. Fowler
Merrill D. Herrick
Warren M. King
Elisha S. Hall
R. B. T. Wheeler
Houry
Z.T. Harrington
William H. Litchfield
D. O. Wade
Francis McKann
William F. Taylor
Lewis P. Loring
Charles H. Quinn
I. Harrington
William Sherriffs
John Smith
Jacob W. Smith
John L. Mitchell
William B. Mitchell
Frank M. Reynolds
Eugene Mitchell
Webster Mitchell
Hiway
Hopson
Fred W. Trowbridge
Daniel W. Stratton
Joseph 8. Bradley
James L. Harriman
John E. Walsh
Hiram P. Bean
Edmund M. Stowe
Josiah Welsh
Daniel Sawyer
Isaac J. Brown
Robert Bleak
Stephen B. Balkam
Amos H. Brainard
George Sanford
Henry F. Arnold
David Perkins
Benjamin C. Vose
Louise M. Wood
Plrymmonth
Frank E. Pray
Ensign L. Kimball
Albert 8. Burnham
Albert H. Kimball
G. Arthur Tapley
William H. Derby
Revere Water Company
Broadway
Crescent Beach
Beachmont
Rochester
George A. Weld
Nathan F. Morse
Isaac F. B. Perry
Charles H. Sturtevant
Chester W. Humphrey
RockProft
Isaac P. Fears
Charles H. Cleaves
Otis E
W. Billings
Joel P. Hewins
S. A. Stone Benjamin Gannett
George H. Hixon
H. L. Narramore
L. M. Monk
Dexter Packard
Charles Manson
Charles T. Chubuck
Thomas Tilden
John J. Ford
Roland Turner
John L. Manson
Julia E. Webb
D. F. Jenkins
Wilbur P. Brown
Cushing O. Litchfield
Charles Bailey
Topsfield
J. H. Guild
C. Hood
J. H. Towne
G. F. Averill
F. B. Hood
J. B. Poor
TruRo
Weymmouth
Henry A. Nash
Acob F. Dizer
George A. Cushing
William Nash
J. Clarence Howe
Wilmot Cleverly
John P. Burrell
Leonard Gardner
Charles W. Ordway
Queen At Son
Joseph Newell
P. Stanwood
Waitman
George H. Pearson
Albert Davis
Edward Keating
George D. Soule
Arthur Coleman
Horace Reed
Essex
Wenham
Abbott ‘Johnson
Wellington Poole
John Gentlee
J. T. Brown
William Cummings
E. Porter
Powder Explosion at Acton Wrecks Mills and Claims Life
March 4 report from Acton describes a blast at the American Powder Mills. Douglas H. Livingston of Maynard was killed when his body was torn apart. Henry Newcomb, also of Maynard, escaped with minor injuries as the dry-house and corning mill were destroyed. The explosion occurred in a wooden corning mill containing about twenty barrels of powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas H. Livingston
Maynard
Henry Newcomb
Corning Mill
New Books Review Highlights Mrs Kirke and Miss Lee
A Daughter of Eve praised as more skilful and cohesive than The Story of Margaret Kent with sharper dialogue and a lively but sometimes forced playlike tone. Nantucket tales by Miss Lee mixed light charm with sensational overtones, while The Shipman’s Tale offers stark nautical imagery about the world’s dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Margaret Kent
David Mitchfield
Olive
James Merion
Mrs. Tan
Mrs. Kirke
Bohemia
Miss Lee
Nantucket
Orward
Mrs. Oliphant
Valentine
French Janet and Other Works With Translation Praise
A critical note reviews translations offered by Crowell & Co praising French Janet by Sarah Tytler and other Ada titles. It comments on the Deer Water Lowland setting and Windygates, praising Mme Gagnebin’s translation and Tytler’s piquant style while noting overdone supernatural touches and a lively Windygates milieu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Tytler
Jacqueline
Deer Water
Miss Tytler
France
Scotland
Windygates
Peggy
Janet
Eve
Margareti Kent
Boston
Ticknor & Co
Price
Nantucket
Mary Catherine Lee
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Angey Find
Mme. Gagnebin
E. V. Lee
New York
Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
Harper's March Issue Highlights Motley's Letters and Notices
Harper's March offers George William Curtis on Motleys letters stressing American welfare. Warner on Canada reveals rising national sentiment. Bjornson Norway pieces. Childs on the Institute of France. Cox on W M Chase. Fiction includes Woolson Jupiter Lights. Hale's A New Arabian Night. Matthews and Jessop collaboration. Plus education books and literary notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's
Harper’s Monthly
George William Curtis
Motley
Charles Dudley Warner
Canada
Sir John
Bjornson
Norway
Theodore Childs
Institute of
France
Kenyon Cox
W. M. Chase
Miss Woolson
Miss Guiney
Mme Albani Opens At Music Hall In Brilliant Concert
Mme Albani and company perform a long program at Music Hall drawing a large audience. Verdi to Handel, Haydn to Gluck, showcase mastery with encores of Home Sweet Home and Linda di Chamouni. Damian Foote Massimi Anisorge Barrett praised. next concert announced for Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Albani
Music Hall
Delibes B. Rakovsky
Faust
Berlioz
Rchestra
Nicolai
Barrington Foote
Mme
Albani
Barrett
Damian
Signor Massimi
Counod
Verdi
Haydn
Handel
Hindel
Mme. Albenieesentes
Linda di Chamouni
Mile. Damian
Gluck
Tosti
Molloy
Tannhauser
Conrad Anisorge
Lucia di Lammermoor Opens Boston Season by New American Opera Co
The New American Opera Company unveiled Lucia di Lammermoor at Boston Theatre with a strong cast led by Louise Natali and Charles Bassett. The company’s prior Boston concerts and mixed repertoire raised expectations for solid future work, though Natali showed occasional vocal strain during Soffriva Nel Pianto and the ensuing duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia DI Lammermoor
New American Opera Company
Boston
Donizetti
Lucia
Sten Fh Ieee Iri Ee
Lene Aia Aodhe
Louise Natali
Alice
Latene Abe
Fale Ies
Cora Meacham Bagur
Eeesee
Charles Bassett Henry Ashton
Alonzo Stoddart Raymond
Franz Vetta
Opera Review Praises Natali and Bassett in Final Act
A lack of harmony earlier gave way to improvement in later scenes with Natali's sextet and the mad scene drawing applause. Bassett impressed as Edgar with solo and concerted parts, especially in Tu Che a Dio. Stoddart Vetta and Meacham also satisfactory. chorus well trained. Tonight Mariana is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natali
Bassett
Edgar
Alonzo Stoddart
Franz Vetta
Cora Meacham
Vetta
Perabo’s Concert at Chickering Hall with Listemann Quartet
Mr. Perabo opened a series of concerts at Chickering Hall assisted by the Listemann quartet. The program featured Bargiel quartet No 4 in D minor Op 45 and Schubert piano quartet with a note on first American performances. The critic praised Perabo’s devotion and finish while noting the Bargiel piece as technically demanding but musically dry. The Scharwenka quartet closing the program received favorable support, and the next concert is slated for March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perabo
Chickering Hall
Listemann
W. Bargiel
America
Schubert
Haydn
Sonanvenks
Erminie at Globe Theatre Leads Week in Pleasant Fashion
The Globe Theatre stage offers Erminie with Miss Reed as Erminie and Mr. Ryley delivering droll moments. Though Miss Jansen and Mr. Wilson are missed, the cast shows strong singing, with Ravenues and color in the ball scene praised for lyric quality. The Park Theatre hosts Falka with Marion Manola, Bell, Hopper, and De Angelis delivering sprightly acting and a lively chorus as Falka continues this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erminie
Globe Theatre
Wilson
Miss Jansen
Georgie Dennin
Miss Reed
Charles Campbell
Eugéne Marcel
Mark Smith
McCaull Opera Company
Park Theatre
Chassaigne
Laura Joyce-Bell
de Wolf Hopper
Digby Bell
Jefferson de Angelis
Josephine Knapp
Annie Meyers
Manola
Falka
Bell
Hopper
de Angelis
The Railroad Pass
A reader argues legislators should lose free railroad passes to speed sessions. The letter contends passes lengthen workdays, delay votes, and foster dependence on travel, proposing state covering weekly home visits while legislators pay for extra trips to curb favoritism and shorten the annual session. Essex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Essex
Fair for Aged Colored Women in Boston
A spring fundraiser for the Home for Aged Colored Women will be held at 27 Myrtle Street Boston. Managers request monetary gifts materials useful or fancy items before the second week in March sent to matron Mrs Smith 27 Myrtle Street for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Street
Boston
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Healthful Tonic
An advertisement touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a healthful tonic to replace lemons or lime juice and to harmonize with stimulants necessary to treat ailments. The notice emphasizes its utility as a restorative beverage.
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Spurs Medical Endorsement
Dr A L A Toboldt of the University of Pennsylvania reports that among thirty cases treated with genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt powder for chronic conditions including constipation liver and kidney disease and dropsy, twenty six were cured three greatly improved and one not treated long enough. The product is sold by Eisner Mandelson Co at 6 Barclay Street New York with one bottle mailed for one dollar and free lectures on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. A. Toboldt
University of Pennsylvania
Carlsbad
Carlsbad Springs
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay Street
New York
Toboldt
Also Mentioned on This Page
FE. B. Newton
Cor
I . F. Sleeper
Lucius Floyd
Sumner Floyd
C. N. White
Edward
Freeman
David Floyd
FE. R. Crosby
Benjamin W. Clisby
E. O Floyd
Acton
NEW Books
Mr. Aldrich
Frank Falleson
D.C. Heath & Co
Sarah Fuller
Lessing
Horatio Stevens White
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Harper & Bros
Messrs
T. Y. Crowell & Co
Mademoiselle Aimée
Martha
FY Bench
Rrs
Malleson
Putnam
Shakspere
England
Ascham
Ayer
India
Haw
Audrey
Hu Maxwell
Golden Shore
Touchstone
Burning River
Santa Cruz
Lewis Morris
Wordsworth
Adyss
W. B. Clarke & Co
John Rose Larus
Roberts Bros
William Wordsworth
Macmillan & Co
Estes & Lauriat
Xtorp
Eeee Boehm
Chopin
Schubert-Taussig
Conrad Ansorge
Horsford
C. F. Libbie & CO
Hayward Place
Snow & CO
North Market St
Fulton St
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
Florida Oranges
City of
Macon
S&s. R. Knights & Coo
Washington St
Main St
Cambridgeport
County of
Middlesex
John Stimson
K. Knights & Co
Washington Street
George W. Rawsson
John G. Morrison
Cambridge Bridge
Cambridge
John J. Horgan
West Cambridge Bridge
Elipalet S
Eliza M. Wetherbee
Lexington
Rawson
Morrison
Horgan
Wetherbee
Jabez A. Sawyer
Jet Stimson
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Richards
Thayer
Nisa
Rouberg
Buck
Rfield
Anderton
Don Munro
Hodges
Rebecca
Ruth and
Boaz
Emerson
United Voices
Chilren
Oliver Ditson & Co
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company
Waterstreet
Baltimore
Geo
Rowe’s Wharf
Josiah Wheelwright
Aaron KR