Various Local Happenings Include Wool Imports and Strikes
A Boston wool import of 2 461 bales from Melbourne, the second largest for the year, plus a Brighton fertilizer workers strike of 25 to 30 men over pay cuts. An inquest into Timothy O l Hern’s death near the New York and New England railroad is held with decision reserved. Lectures, subscriptions, and memorial plans feature in community notices. Funeral services for Eliza A Hamblin held at Saratoga Street church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Union
Boston
Melbourne
Bowker Fertilizer Company
Brighton
Timothy O'l Hern
New York and New England Railroad
J. W. Black
Young Men's Christian Association
Labrador
Greenland
Eliza A. Hamblin
Nathaniel Hamblin
Saratoga Street Methodist Episcopal Church
C. D. Hills
Woodlawn
Good Templars Annual Session Reports at Paine Hall
The Independent Order of Good Templars opened its annual session at Paine Memorial hall with Grand Worthy Chief Templar E. Stevens presiding. Seventy-five past officers were initiated. reports praised statewide activity and harmony and endorsed constitutional prohibition. Members numbered 8,420, up 109. finances show $1,076 balance. Nominees for officers were listed. next meeting planned for Brockton in September. The session discussed raising the per capita tax and redefined juvenile temple leadership, with elections slated for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine Memorial Hall
Independent Order of Good Templars
Grand Worthy
E. ¥. Stevens
Grand Lodge
Sarah A. Leonard
Edwin Patch
Lynn
Lizzie M. Robinson
William Learned
Salem
Nathan Beals
Rockland
Marian S. Cheney
Springfield
Fanny D. Marshall
Malden
Lydia S. Nash
South Weymouth
Charles B. Harding
Boston
EF. W.whittemore
Melrose
Sarah D. Leonard
F. Dearborn
William Gordon
J. W. Barten
Worthy Grand Lodge
Brockton
L. M. Robinson
North End Savings Bank Holds Quarterly Meeting
The North End Savings bank held its regular quarterly meeting at No. 57 Court Street at 11 o clock Wednesday morning with a large attendance. President Nathaniel J. Rust chaired. William Williamson was secretary. Treasurer A C Trumbull presented a report showing the bank in excellent financial condition and all investments safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Savings Bank
No. 57
Court Street
Nathaniel J. Rust
William ©. Williamson
A C. Trumbull
Weather Outlook for New England and Atlantic Seaboard
For New England the southern areas see rain while northern parts face rain or snow then clearing by night. East to south winds shift to westerly as temperatures rise slightly. Cautionary signals extend from Atlantic City to Eastport along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Atlantic City
Eastport
Boston Weather Report for March 9 1884
Observer notes from Boston data show temperatures from 31.2 to 41.5 with mean daily 35.81, mean dew point 28.1, and humidity around 100 percent at times. Winds light, conditions mainly clear to cloudy with no rain recorded. barometer is listed at 30.190.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Observer’s Office
Sianau Service
Bain Oose-Ceeesns
Weather Report for Boston March 1 1883 Night Observation
The Jar Department of the Signal Service United States Army provides a general weather report for Boston dated March 1 1883 at 11 23 P M. Observations were taken simultaneously across all stations for commerce and agriculture guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jar Department
Signal Service
United States Army
Boston Theatres and Programs Evening Schedule
Boston listings show the Silver King at the Boston Theatre in the evening. Boylston Museum offers Variety in both afternoon and evening. Park Theatre presents Jon T Taymond in the evening. Howard Athenium features Mr Jerry Murphy in the evening. Gok Theatre hosts Hanson Brothers in the evening. Bijou runs A Trip to Africa in the evening. Boston Museum presents The Museum Company in Princess Ida in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Silver King
Boylston Museum
Park Theatre
Jon T. Taymond
Howard Athenium
Jerry Murphy
Gok
Hanson Brothers
Africa
Bosston Museum
the Museum Company
Princess Ida
Globe
Museum
Bijou
Kerry Gow
Howard
Paradise
the Park
Boyiston
Senate Debates Civil Service Bill and Amendments
On Wednesday the senate’s sole item was the civil service bill. Key exchanges centered on clerical reach, reform motives, and proposed amendments. Several amendments failed while others establishing public examinations and penalties passed. three-year commissioner terms were rejected, and the session adjourned with more amendments to print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Joyner
The
Commonwealth
Thayer
Boss Tinker
Baldwin
Republican and
Democratic State Committees
Civil Service Reform Association
Thomas
Republican Party
Charles Theodore Russell
Hion
Leverett Saltonstall
Morrison
Russell
Bayard
Galvin
Andrew
Massachusetts House Debates Water and Claims in 19th Century Session
The 2 PM meeting led by Speaker Marden saw an order to let the claims committee visit Provincetown regarding Jonathan Sparrow's compensation for Civil War era property takings. Various citizens and towns sought bills on water supply, public works, and health, with Cambridge Water Supply dominating debate as Kingsley urged broader access while Paine urged restricting Cambridge. The session adjourned pending a vote on the Stonybrook water dispute and Cambridge’s extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marden
Provincetown
Jonathan Sparrow
D. J. Haskins
Boston
Swampscott
Lynn
Walker
Worcester
Nahant
Gaffney
Gloucester
Manchester
Phillips Beach
Paine
Waltham
Senator Hodges
Representative Murphy
Board of Health
Richardson
Athol
William O. Manter
Gay Head
Blaney
Natick
Dresser
Palmer
Groton
Morse
Sharon
First Congregational Parish
Hamilton
First Congregational Society of
Committee On the Judiciary
Rand, Avery & Co
Supreme Judicial Court
Committee On Railroads
Charles F. Parker
Marshfield
Plymouth
Duxbury
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Committee On Public Health
Oliver Brown
Cambridge
Kingsley
Stonybrook
Weston
Belmont
Watertown
Notable Obituaries in North Orange and Charlestown
Franklin E. Goddard of North Orange Massachusetts dies at 68 after years of feeble health. He left a fortune, funded town improvements, and supported church and public works. Survived by a wife, no children. Also checks on Lt Col Weitzel and other deaths including Col. Robert W. Seymour and George N. Mayo with brief bios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin E. Goddard
North Orange
Mass
Goddard
Godfrey Weitzel
Weitzel
United States Volunteers
Philadelphia
Ile
Cincinnati
West Point
Beauregard
New Orleans
Port Hudson
Butler
Fort Fisher
Robert W. Seymour
Charleston
Charleston County
George N. Mayo
Charlestown
Tremont Street
Charlestown Navy Yard
Polk and
Moulton Streets
William A. Barry
U. S
Seth H. Ingalls
New Bedford
Swansea
Custom House
Bristol
R. I
George H. Wiggan
Haverhill
Wiggan
Massachusetts Regiment
George L. Ives
New Haven
Conn
New York
Mary Priest
Capt. Priest
Thomaston
John G. Priest
St. Louis
Janes Greeley
West Dedham
Leonard Draper
Dover
H. H. Kavanaugh
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fouth
Columbus
Miss
Mary Thayer
Lawrence Barrett
Biographical sketch of Benjamin Woodbridge first Harvard graduate
Thomas W. Silloway delivers a paper at the New England Historic Genealogical Society on Benjamin Woodbridge Harvard's first graduate. From his England return to Harvard 1642 to his later nonconformist career and death in 1684, the biographical sketch relies on English and colonial records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Woodbridge
Thomas W. Silloway
New England Historic, Genealogical Society
Somerset Street
Boston
Harvard College
Silloway
Newburyport
Newbury Proper
Thomas Parker
Janes Noyes
Newbury
Massachusetts
England
Harvard
Sibley
Woodbridge
John
Sarah Woodbridge
Parker
Robert Parker
Witts County
Highworth
Plymouth
Magdalen Hall
Oxford
William Eyre
Will Eyre
America
Mass
James Noyes
Salisbury
St. Nicholas
Accanon
Windsor
Church of England
Walter C. Shepherd Bail Released After Embezzlement Charge
Multiple Boston area incidents unfold with Walter C. Shepherd released on bail after allegedly embezzling funds from his employer. A hotel guest attempted suicide at the Sherman House. A dry dock fall caused a death at Simpson's. Shoes stolen, boarders, and local drunken disturbances are noted along with jail and hospital trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Shepherd
Thomas Garvey
Cross Street
Boston
Simpson's Dry Dock
James T. Gaffney
Houghton and Watts
L.S. Winslow
Norwich
Conn
Sherman House
City Hospital
Brigham Bros
Lincoln Street
Mark C. Lewis
Magazine Street
Harvey Minkens
John Mullens
Nova Scotia
James Driscoll
Barney McCarthy
Sergent Clark
Tenth Division
Third Street
South
Patrick Howard
Tileston Street
Sergis Daley
Lyons
Hanover Street
William J. Murphy
Eighth Street
Cowpasture
Dorchester
John Perrin
Screamer
Cuba
Eighth Division
Race at Institute rink crowns Sellers in two mile dash
In a Wednesday evening two mile all comers race at the Institute roller skating rink, starters included J W Bean D Daniels G W Green B Leavitt W Miller W Sellers N Johnson and M J Donohue. Bean led early for two laps, then Sellers surged to the front and won in 8 minutes 45 seconds. Leavitt passed Bean for second, with Bean finishing third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
Raymond
J. W. Bean
D. Daniels
G. W. Green
B. Leavitt
W. Miller
W. Sellers
N. Johnson
M.j.donohue
Bean
Sellers
Leavittt
Mackintosh seen in Norwood rival bid for legislature
Local Democrat Mackintosh denies plans to run for the general court independent of Norwood despite rumors in Norwood papers. He states Norwood’s candidate will be supported and calls the insinuations baseless. Town meeting appropriations follow with totals and allocations for memorials, schools, fire and police, and other services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackintosh
Norwood
Belfast City Council’s Native Representation Question
Of the city government in Belfast consisting of sixteen members, only three are natives of the city. Mrs Hannah Randall of Limington, an octogenarian, was probably fatally injured on Sunday by a fall down stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Hannah Randall
Limington
Peterboro Debt and Greenland School System Move
Peterboro reports a net debt of 41340 20. Claremont votes to raise for schools 1000 more than required by law. Unity town meeting treasurer Amos Perkins, aged 94, reads his report without glasses. Greenland adopts town system of schools and establishes a high school with a board of C W Pickering Edward Robie and R W Weeks. William Thompson linked to Lawrence burglars and Concord post office raid. to be indicted in Portsmouth in May term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterboro
Claremont
Unity
Amos Perkins
Greenland
Col
C. W. Pickering
Edward Robie
D. D
Defalcation rises in district funds and local offices
Tiffany's defalcation to the graded school district tops $2,000, pushing the total deficiency beyond $5,000. William Moulton serves 33 years as town treasurer and 23 years as Castleton postmaster, with the office in the family for six decades. M. Potter of St. Alban's Bay is found dead in his barn after a drunken spree with a companion, who left him there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffany
William Moulton
Castleton
M. Potter
St. Alban’s Bay
Robbery at Clinton store leaves $60 missing
John W. Ntewe reports his Clinton shop robbed Tuesday night. The safe was drilled and the lock forced off. No suspects named. In related items, Ephraim W. Pittinger, 60, Chesterfield, was killed by a flying board at a saw mill. A cockfight occurred on the state line near North Adams with about 250 onlookers. A Granville resident sues his housekeeper for alleged hockings. Fitchburg officials swap school and pauper appointments. Glouster council approves 4000 for a new steam fire engine and sets salaries and Memorial Day funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ntewe
Clinton
Ephraim W. Pittinger
Chesterfield
Massachusetts
Vermont
North Adams
Granville
Fitchburg
G. R. W. Scott
R.S. Kellerman
John J. Sheehan
Cyrus Thurston
Common Council
Gloucester
Committee On Finance
Miss Abby Noyes Concert Delights Local Audience
A varied programme by Miss Abby Noyes at Music Hall featured Mendelssohn, Schubert, Weber, Gounod and more. Notable renditions included Fritz Giese’s cello, Hall and Hamlin vocals, and Parker’s Gioconda romance. Immature notes from Hamlin noted. audience praised despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby Noyes
Miss Noyes
Music Hall
Mendelssohn
Handel
Rossini
Schubert
Gounod
Ponchielli
Dunley Buck
Mendelssohn Quintette
Weber Quartette
Resee
Geo
Parker
Harry Cornell
Sopha C. Hall
Dudley Bruk
Elizabeth C. Hamlin
Fritz Giese
Miss Noyes May
Seventh Annual Meeting of the Royal Arcanum Grand Council
The Royal Arcanum held its seventh annual meeting in Knights of Honor hall at 730 Washington street with Grand Regent C. T. Loring presiding. Delegates from 69 of 89 councils attended. four new councils formed, total membership 7,300. Officers elected include Grand Regent Henry Goodwin, Grand Vice Regent Willis P. Burbank, and Grand Secretary Wm. W. Swaim. past Grand Regent C. G. F. Loring acted as representative to the Supreme Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Council
Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum
Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
Grand Regent
C. T. Loring
Council 692
Quincy
Howard Council
Weymouth
Fitchburg
South Acton
Massachusetts
Supreme Council Treasury
Henry Goodwin
Charlestown
Willis P. Burbank
Lowell
Joseph M. Thompson
Somerville
Wm. W. Swaim
Roxbury
Alfred T. Turner, Jr
North Cambridge
J. Haskell Butler
Henry 8
Vast Atlantic Shipping Lines and Agents Arrive in Ports
A fragmented OCR list shows ships and agents arriving or departing from Boston New York and European ports. It names vessels such as Marathon Samaria and City of Montreal with dates from February to March, including London Antwerp Hamburg and Liverpool as points of call for multiple steamship lines and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wame
Marathon
Liverpool
K du Vernet
Virginian
Thayer & Lincoln
Durham City
London
Brigham & Co Samaria
P H du Vernet
Newcastle City
J B Brigham
Mails Close at Boston Postoffice for Several Europe Lines
Mail closes at Boston for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool on the City of Chester from New York Friday March 21 at 7 30 PM The Furnessia sails to Scotland and Glasgow also March 21 at 7 30 PM The Donau departs to German States and Continent via Southampton and Bremen on March 21 at 7 30 PM The Marathon to Queenstown and Liverpool from Boston on Saturday March 29 at 7 30 PM Supplementary Mail closes at 11 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alsatia
Palermo
Henderson Baos
Colonsay
Cardenas
Atkins & Co River Clyde
Glasgow
A C Lombard’s Sons Hermann
Antwerp
Gill & Scotz Petriana
Trapani
Preston Atlas
Liverpool
H du Vernet
Marathon
Samaria
P H du Vernet
New York
Rio Janeiro
US & B Mail
London
Patton
V & Co
Amsterdam
Funch,Edyve & Co Geiser
Christ’usand
Funch, Edye & Co Main
Bremen
Qelrichs & Co City of Montreal
Inman SS Co
St Ronans
Watson, H & Co Cha’n Margaux
Bordeaux
Bunch,Edge & Go
Britannic
RJ Cortis
Henderson Bros
Pennsylvania
Haldwin & Co
J Corus Rhactia
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co Wertsnisseiss
Remen
Oelrichs & Co
England
J Hurst
City of
Alexandria
Vera Cruz
Alexandre & Son
State of
Nebraska
Baldwin & Co
Bolivia
Henderson Bros Neckar
Uelrichs & Co Canada
Hiavre
Louis de Bebian
W J Hurst
Belize
Polaria
Seager Bros Chateau
Bermuda
Outerbridge & Co C
Washington
Alexandre & Sons City of
Chicago
Inman
Saratoga
Havana
Jash Ward & Co
State of Nevada
Baldwin & Co Caracas
Laguayra
Boulton
Bliss & Doder
Qelrichs & Co
Switzerland
Wright & San Amerique
Havre
H Brown & Co Finance
US & B Mail SS
Port Spain
Outerbridge & Co Antillas
Mayaguez
Pim,Forwood & Co Wieland
Hiamburg
Kunhardt & Co Acapulco
Aspinwall
Pacific Mail
City of Richmond
Rugia
Kunhardt & €Oireece
Spain
Europe
Queenstown
Mericr
Swans Snasasehanensseekegas Selkigenecies
ASE
Multiple Steamers and Ships Visit Ports. Sea Collision Reported
A list of vessels including Steamer City of Portland, Cleopatra, Rattlesnake, Forest City, City of Gloucester, Longfellow, and others with routes between St John NB, Portland, Annapolis NS, Philadelphia, and Providence areas. A collision off Highland Light occurred when the Galletin and Dexter HMS cutters entangled, injuring no crew listed but causing damage to the Dexter and brig Screamer. Several vessels arrived and were cleared, with crews and passengers noted and lines of trade between Caribbean and New England ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Portland
Chisholm
St John
Moise
Cleopatra
Colby
Annapolis
Eastport
J G Hall & Co
Rattlesnake
Tuttle
Philadelphia
Forest City
Snowman
Dexter
Sir Mary Lord
Ellsworth
Lord
Mayaguez
Porto Rico
Nathan Lawrence
Harper
Charleston
Henry Sutton
Manson
Baltimore
Harold C Beecher
Turner
Evan Ferris
Apalachicola
Anderson
Santos
Morancy
Wass
Newburyport
Vanadis
Guadaloupe Timore
George Appold
Foster
Providence
Berkshire
Howes
Boston
Octorara
Reynolds
New York
Longstreet
Barrett
Jacksonville
Linah Chaminisky
Woodbury
Georgetown
Rebecca A Taulane
Champion
Hoboken
George R Vreeland
van Cleaf
Frank
Dame
Rogers
Wiscasset
Blanche Allen
White
J B Carrington
Parker
Bridgeport
Bbater Oler
Crowell
James Ives
Ives
Newaven
Icha Maud Sherwood
Harvey Messer
D D Witherell
Fidella
Dow
Cuba
Belfast
Annie P Chase
Poole
Cedar Keys
Abram Richardson
Pattershall
Sch
H H Grant
Sutpin
Columbia River
Astoria
Monta
Scotland
Sylvanus
Haskell
Newark
Fall Hiver
Theodore Dean
Blake
Mary Freeland
Clark
Somerset
Green’s Landing
George Calhoun
Starkey
Alice
Kerrigan
W J Berry
Galveston
Nadia
Schelderup
Liverpool
Bolger
George W Fennimore
Magee
Matanzas
Thomas J May
Davis
Frontera
Hampton Heads
Baron Hill
Hughes
Aracaju
Myannis
Mary B Wellington
Robbins
Clark’s Cove
Hampton
H Hurlburt
Cambridge
Sabrina
Mary
Derickson
Key West
Emma L Rowe
Russell
Onacca
Mobile
Kales
St Thomas
Haytruen
Bordeaux
New Orleans
Statesman
Edgar
Marseille
Havre
Antwerp
Douglass Hovey
Wright
Pensasola
Lily White
Roan
Clymene
Mediterranean
Port Eads
Excelsior
Whiteford
Arciduca Rodolfo
Norfolk
Samaragd
Jorgensen
Hampton Roads
Union
Cove
Lydia Roper
Cranmer
D H Miller
Park Traveller
Torresen
H Hodges
Fannie Stewart
Lane
Uriate
Bilbao
Newport News
aAristh
Fiolmes
Alopena West Point
Guyandotte
Kelley
Glendevon
Gordon
Coosaw
London
Ames
Jameson
C F Baker
Baker
New Bedtford
Bent Hale
Marietta Steelman
New London
Little Gull
Rhine
Bowlby
Truro
Rotterdam
Newport
Annie E Safford
Cox
Port Johnson
City Island
Mary E Wharf
Potomac River
Smith
Gloucester
Bell Bartlett
Payne
Virginia
Margaretta
Winn
Fortumata Repetto
Schiaffino
Lisbon
Teneriff
Tracy
Norman Whitehouse
Port de Paix
William T Hart
Fred W Carson
Sparkhaver
Progreso
Reindeer
Barbadoes
J W Wendt
Bremen
Elizabeth Winslow
Cardenas
Cadet
Maceio
Mary Gibbs
Mary E Leighton
Gloria
Montevideo
Icis Leander V Beebe
Proso
Dora Matthews
Pensacola
Daisy E Parkhurst
Rom Cardenas
Evie B Hall
Jose
David W Hunt
Fernandina
John E Sanford
James Ford
Marguerite
James English
Storm
Wickford
S M Tyler
Algiers
Percy
Chattahochee
Daggett
Savannah
Delaware
Winnett
Wandyck
Tanner
Theresina
Collings
Para
Franconia
Bennett
Ona
Farrow
Kingston
Republic
Irving
Venice
Parks Empress
Hiawatha
St Johns
Beatrice Bernard
Simmons
Cape Town
Florilla Anderson
Favorit
Abrahamson
Buenos
Williams
Pascagoula
Liefield
Evenson
Jamaica
E Sa Eatarar
Nevada
Mcintosh
Antos
Gustafva
Maryport
Wyoming
Richmond
Tacony
Williamsport
Wiletts
Portsmouth
Snow Queen
McKenzie
Alerte
Lasch
Maria Galatolo
Quarto
Cette
Mississippi
Demerara
Sdis
Isaac Oberton
Trim
Ida Lawrence
Young
Brunswick
Nickerson
Elva Pettingill
Ene
Age S Benton
James River
L Martin
Y Indsor
British Prince
Burton
Lancaster
Willey
Berks Reed
Achilles
Hand
Harrisburg
Albertson
Salem
Spartan
Icis Falmouth
Lock
Cora May
Allen
St Kitts
EC Knight,Jr
Huntley
Coickahominy
Wiliam H Wilson
Irvin B. Wainwright
Snow Hill
Lottie Somers
Newcastle
Del
Flora
Agnes
Thomas
Chas
Coloumb
Cienfuegos
Hooper
Henry S. Culver
Kennebec
Charles H Hogdon
Distressed ships sighted off Brandywine and Delaware Bay
Inbound schooner seen March 17 near Brandywine with foremast head and maintopmast lost and jib missing. Clandon from Matanzas reported to Philadelphia. Samaragh from Aracaju arrived in distress with masts lost. Bark Kalakaua dragged anchor in San Francisco Bay area. Santa Barbara snagged and sunk on the Uloa River with crew saved. Several vessels reported wrecked or damaged around March 18, with survey planned for the brig Samaragh and other ships listed on the arrivals and incidents notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandywine
Delaware Bay
Clandon
Matanzas
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Samaragh
Nor)Jorgebsen
Aracaju
Hampton Roads
Kalakaua
Haw
San Francisco
Maude
Maud
Santa Barbara
Uloa
Puerto Cortes
Maritime Ship Movements Across Global Ports in March
Shipping brief lists vessels sailing and in port from Belize Calcutta Manila Pernambuco and more. It notes ships like Narwhal British Empire Saphir Crown Prince Rose Erato and others with destinations including New York Cardiff Havana and Bahia. Port entries include Calcutta Maceio Rio Janeiro St John NB and Portland with dates Feb 8 to March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belize
Sci Anna B
Hutcheson
Zeluff
New York
Calcutta
Tin Port
San Joaquin
Drinkwater
Belpore
Jeuney
Frank Stafford
Smith
Au Sable
Andrews
Newark
Narwhal
Weston
Cardiff
Havana
British Empire
Fawcett New York
Mexico
Halifax
Rankin
Savannala-Mar
Saphir
Olson
Bahia
Kathleen
Cook
Cienfuegos
Manila
Crown Prince
Glass
San Pedro
Maulmain
C M Davis
Tretry
Europe
Maceio
Rose
Geerds
Boston
Carne
Tyler
Snow
Erato
Andre
United States
Canada
Glen Aston
Jones
Cadet
Sawyer
Pernambuco
Krone
Gremre
Baltimore
Ivy
Glen
Buenos Ayres
Ada Gray
Pummer
Our Anne
Edmond
Carib
Russell
Rio Janeiro
Jura
Santos
George
Roberts
Reindeer
Campbell
Dodo
Panama
San Juan
Champerico
South Carolina
White
Acapulco
Sinp
Ashgrove
Briggs
West Coast
St John NB
Sci Anita
Whelpley
Arabell
McDonald
Newburyport
Cyprus
Lavender
Barrow
Lydia
Lowery
Glasgow
Royal Arcanum
Gould
W M Mackey
James Watson
J L Cotter
Whelpsey
Sarah
Corbett
Hotel Arrivals List From Various Cities
A compiled hotel arrivals page lists guests including J Legrand and T Legrand from Paris, C J Bridge from New York, MH Roy and wife from New York, W W Hall from New York, A L Neal and wife from New York, and many others. Names span Lewiston Rochester New York Amster Saco Saco Augusta Houston Philadelphia Washington Worcester Providence and more with multiple entries per party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Legrand
Paris
T Legrand
Bridge
New York
Roy
Hall
L Neal
Lewiston
Keeney
Pray
Douglas
L Haines
Lawrence
Ward
Waltham
Opper
Bates
NoAttleboro
Mitchell
Saco
Maine
R Togg
G . Dains
Burleigh & Wf
Augusta
Houston
Rodenburg
Smith
Freeman
Albany
M Zane
Philadelphia
Lambert
Washington
H Briggs
Worcester
G Pleismer
Eigurschenck
Rochester
Holbrook
Wilson
Toronto
Mansson
van Vijck
Caswell
Denver
Peck
Pittsburg
Marshall
Turners Falls
Kinsheedt
F Smith
Webster
Waterbury
Husted
Brooklyn
Sanborn
Greenfield
Barrus
Goshen
Livermore
Orange
Ball
Alden
P Gardner
New Bedford
Dickinson
Providence
J Fillmore
Poynter
Exeter
S Gage, Jr
G Cameron, Jr
Adome
R P Smith
King
Bray &d
Minneapolis
P Smith
Donovan & d
Sandwich
Dugdale
Pratt
Seaverns
Hicks
Cincinnati
Potter
Enfield
Briggs
G O Ellis
P Dennison
Deep River
Snow
Hyannis
Sanders
P Bivin
Easthampton
B Thompson
K Cooke
H Titcomb
Daland
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