Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Mar 23, 1893, p. 7

Probate and estate notices from Boston in 1893

Public notices record probate actions in Suffolk County Massachusetts. The docket cites Alice Ward and executor William Bonner with a request for letters testamentary, notices for administrators James Madden and Mary Mullin, and administratrix Caroline Bond. The notices call creditors to exhibit claims and debtors to pay, with court dates set in Boston.

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Massachusetts Said Folk Alice Ward Boston William IL Bonner Sttlolk Boston Post Jons W. McBkrn Esquire Ellial George Rexister James F. Madden Suffolk James FO Maddien Adinv Dover Street Mary Mullin Mary Coyne Thomas Mullin Weet Caroline M Bond Elizabeth B. Freeman Adiix Zoston Mareh Lo Lang O'Tice George FE. Rollins Toston Lerself Gavra “Ac Rollins Eexecutrix Oss Abe A “Oticke Anna S. Came Charles €. Barton Devonshire Street Yassackeu Couryt Domin We Meivis County of Mattin Regan Lynch

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Court notices from Civil and Supreme Judicial lists

In the Civil Courts an appeal in Union Ice Company versus Samuel Crowell and others is affirmed with no decision. The Maine District Court libel actions over damage to the Weybosset schooner due to dangerous bottom conditions are noted. The Maine and Commonwealth lists present multiple case arguments and dockets across March 22 with various parties and lawyers.

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United States Circuit Court OF Appeals First Circuit Colt, NeLson and Carpenter Union Ice Company Annellant Sanel B Crowell Samuel Hk. Crowell Et al Maine District Court

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Supreme Court Rules Life Estate in Loveland Will Case

Suffolk 63 equity cases address multiple will contests. The court holds the widow held a life estate, not absolute title, and the administrator gains income to her death while not sharing in sixth clause surplus. Other legatees receive shares per legacies. Also decides on Dudley real estate devise lapse and Baxter’s heirs. An equity matter orders stock restoration upon note payment. Insanity and undue influence issues ordered for Libbey Kendall appeal.

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Supreme Judicial Court Suffolk Isaiah T. Loveland Timothy V. Loveland Chatham J. C. Ivy T. H. Tyndale G. F. Piper HH. T. Richardson A. L. Harlow J. P. Fenno B. Y F. Dudley P. H. Dudley B. F. Dudley Atlaw Sarah Baxter Sail Baxter Goen G. H. Wentworth E. R. Champlin J. M. Cochran Testator G. H. Russ Baxter Yo Lakin Vee W. J, Sucvers Albert Parlin Ill Equity Fielol Consolidated Store Service Company Stevens Parlin Lakin Dabney S. J. Elder S. Lincoln P. M. Keating Judye Morton Libbey Kendall Washington Libbey Williams & Anderson Gaston & Snow

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Superior Court Docket Summary From Suffolk Sessions

Suffolk court sessions resume with multiple cases. Annie M Billings sues Mary Dolan for 3000 in tort, verdict for defendants. Frank Brown sues Michael Crowley for 1000 false arrest. trial ongoing. Numerous other civil actions listed with judges Thompson and Richards.

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Superior Court Suffolk Thompson Annie M. Billings Mary Dolan J. P. Silsby W. J. Morrison Frank BE. Brown Michael N. Crowley Plain- Lili LSOL Cobb Street J.P. Silsby T. J. Morrison I. J. Paul Geary Stevens Newhall Deary A. B.R. Co Solomont Lynn Bb. Leit.Co Chitty Dacey Daviis Brooks Lalor Sperrin Same Gold Scott C. Brigham Co Maliff S Holfman Wakefield Abbott Jolson Silverman Mulloy Macomber Fay Hayward Willis Stiles KF. Burke N. B. Bryant A. Sanford Patrick McCarthy William Casniman esoGo Isvi Quinney Montlton, Loring & Loring John Lowell Murphy Boston Towboat Co Wettendill Chelsea Graham Boston & Albany K.R Clark Belvidere Wool Mig. Co Fitezzerald West End KR Kalloran Nickerson Stanley Norcross Annan Va Kiwell Bickrell A. Y N.E. BE Welch Cummings Siith Ebenezer Bap. Church Mitchell Hebbard Binks Morse Nat Bank Dracy Gray Bolster Hurd Dunbar Sidney Smith Thomas Savery

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Court notes and case listings from Boston docket

The document lists various cases and legal proceedings including Winifred Grady vs Boston & Albany Railroad Company seeking 10000 for injuries after a train incident on Nov 1, 1891, with trial movements. It also records several cases with numbers, parties, and attorneys, plus a notice of admission for William M. Morgan as attorney in the U.S. Circuit Court in District of Massachusetts dated March 20, 1898.

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A. E. Dennison E. C. Gilman Winifred Grady Boston & Albany Railroad Company Boston Auburndale E. D W. J. Loring Samuel Stoar W. B. Hudson Healey Munroe Howard Putnam Osgood K. & L. of Protection Martin Same Jenkins Wellman N. Y Globe Newsp. Co Mitchell Cloutman Hobbs Moran Adams Ex. Co Sweeney Standard Cordage Co Woods Fitchburg R.R Higgins Austin Deihl Pirovano West End R.R Davis Campbell Rice Knapp Bost Children’s Aid Soc Cass Dodd Draper Childs Pierce Emerson Jackson Weil Saleman Alpert District OF Massachusetts Circuit Court of the United States William M. Morgan Francis S. Fiske U.S. Circuit Court

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Lectures and local events fill Uni tarian Church night

A large audience heard Rev Dr Richmond Fiske speak on At Switzerland and the Alps with stereopticon views from his travels. Tent 11 D of V opened at Wescott Hall with many table duties led by named organizers. Varied notices follow from church sermons to civic appointments and a funeral, detailing community activity and local officials.

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Unitarian Church Richmond Fiske Switzerland Alps Tent 11 D. of Wescott Hall Commander Hooper Joe Hooker Mrs. Ford Mrs. Blackwell Annie Niland Lena Mellen Queenie Dodge Hattie Curtis Hooner Somerby Woodside Women’s Relief Corps No. 3 I. Curtis W. Camp Joseph E. Power Outing Club Maverick Congregational Church Elijah Horr Wycliffe Mr. Harr Orient Heights King Philip Lodge Ke Orr Knights of Honor Hall Margaret Gallagher Porter Street Church of the Holy Redeemer Father Hamilton Holy Cross Cemetery William Allen St. John Robert Ellis L. H. Dutton Eli W. Hall Department of Massachusetts Webster Webster Street Webster Association East Boston Winter Club Kercrandals Tue Feerryman

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City hears plans to profit from garbage disposal

A city committee heard proposals from Eagle Sanitary and other firms on turning waste into revenue. Arguments covered built cremation furnaces, heat recovery, fertilizer byproducts, and varying costs per ton or per mile of transportation. Firms offered multiple plant sizes and city ownership after transfer, with cost factors tied to oil prices and fuel options.

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City Hall Lomasney William F. Morse Eagle Sanitary & Cremation Company of New York City of Boston Georgia Carter Eagle Company William Holden Rider Furnace Company Pittsburg Alleghany City Michael McBarron Brown Developer Company City Yard Albany Street

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Welch dies after accident on Wallingford split

Meripex Conn March 22 Thomas F Welch of Long Island City a brake man on the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad has both legs cut off close to the body and his head badly crushed while cutting a train in two at Wallingford just before noon today. He cannot live. It was Walsh's first day on this division of the road.

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Meripex Conn Thomas F. Welch Long Island City Wallingford Walsh

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South Boston Athletes Seek Track at Norris Park Plan

South Boston residents propose converting Norris Park into a four to six lap mile track with board curbing and dressing rooms as an athletic venue. They urge city council action, while noting increased crowds from L street opening and potential policing concerns. Community events include SS P Y M C A musical program and Jennyson Concert Company at South Baptist Church. A public hearing is set on a market site in Commonwealth Park.

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L Street South Boston Norris Park Friends of Home Rule Friends of the Society Jennyson Concert Company South Baptist Church State House Flood Commonwealth Park TD Street O’connor Common Council Dorchester Bay City Point John Soyle O'Reilly Perpetual Trust Wenzel St. Omer Hall Father Anderson St. Anne’s Church Dorchester St. Vincent’s Church Somerset Associates Gray’s Hall Watts C. H. Brent Grace Episcopal Church City Port

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Contests At The World’s Fair Offer Post Coupons

The Post offers contestants copies containing coupons or ent coupons for one cent each at the newspaper office. Newsdealers may buy wholesale at half a cent each, as in the past. Contestants are advised to purchase through news dealers.

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World’s Fair vote list tallies by city candidates

The World’s Fair vote today tallies names with under 500 votes omitted in future updates. Office submissions before 4 p m today are included in tomorrow’s list. The document lists numerous voters with addresses and vote counts, including Thomas F. Hickey Melrose Mass and William Wall Cambridge St among many others, showing totals ranging from the low hundreds to over 21 thousand for some entries.

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Thomas F. Hickey Melrose Mass K. R. Neptune Eaton St William Wall Cambridge St George W. Buchan Andover A. Barney Shantuck D.L. Munns Chapman St Wentworth B. Kenney Lynn Jon F. Weston, Jr Greenough J. Whitmore Everett Henry L. D’eutremont Peabody Fred P. Lambert Nashuast A .I. Harwood Fitch, RR. Depot Frank J. Ferry Devonshire St John Farrell Endicott St James J. Murphy Daniel F. Leahy North Marketee W. H. Walsh Young’s Hotel

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Dr. Asa Millet Dead Pioneer Physician Of East Bridgewater

Dr. Asa Millet of East Bridgewater died Tuesday. A prominent Old Colony physician born in Leeds Maine in 183, he studied at Monmouth and Waterville academies and Bowdoin College. He served as contract surgeon in 1861 under General McClellan and held minor political office on Governor Andrew's Council. His widow descends from John Alden and Priscilla Mullins. He leaves five children including Frank D. Millet, painter and writer, J B Millet, head of J B Millet Company, and Dr. Charles S Millet of Rockland.

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Asa Millet East Bridgewater Old Colony Leeds Monmouth Waterville Bowdoin College Andrew General McClellan Massachusetts Medical Society Society of the Sons of the Revolution New England Historic Genealogical Society John Alden

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Testimonial to Dawes From Commonwealth Notables

Fifty or sixty Massachusetts citizens have contributed to a testimonial dinner honoring ex senator Dawes. The event, at the Vendome next Monday evening, reflects gratitude for his long faithful and distinguished service. Committee members include H. O. Houghton, William A. Tussell, George G. Crocker and Albert Clarke.

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Dawes Commonwealth Vendome Massachusetts H. O. Houghton William A. Tussell George G. Crocker Albert Clarke

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Lincoln street fire claims sixth victim Charles Gaskins

Charles Gaskins colored porter at Horace Partridge Co. store died from injuries from the Lincoln street fire, becoming the sixth victim in the disaster. His death raises toll as investigators continue to search for causes and assess damage across the block.

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Lincoln Street Charles Gaskins Horace Partridge & Co

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Listing of residents and addresses on Broadway and surrounding streets

A fragmented OCR index lists numerous individuals with street addresses across Broadway and nearby avenues including 660 Broadway 347 West Broadway and 131 Gold Street. Names include George H Smith Charles H Hatch Jr Frank Hans R J Harvey Eugene Sullivan Mrs Dr Bishop Lucy Drennan J L Kingston James Husson Michael Cadigin and others with varied street ties such as Kendall Street Warwick Street Green Street and Washington Street. The entry resembles a voter or residents directory fragment.

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George H. Smith Broadway Charles H. Hatch, Jr West J.J. Deveney Dr. Bishop Worcester Sq Hae Jacobs Kendall St Geo Green’ St Samuel Packard Washington St Pea Eae Ie. Palmer West Brookline

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Cambridge gossip notes and local changes in Cambridge

Maurice Fitzgerald moves to Cunningham’s Inman Square Pharmacy and is praised as a top athlete. E H Frye recalls touring with the Commonwealth Glee Club. Phelan and Ned Frye linked to Frye’s career. Mentions possible two Coakleys in the Senate and upcoming fire department rule changes. John Frenning’s booming business and Howe’s Stove Co. growth highlighted. Dr Leonora Lathe noted for 30 years of practice and vitality.

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Maurice Fitzgerald Cunningham Inman Square Lynch’s Maurice E. H. Frye Newtons Commonwealth Glee Club Frye Cambridgeport Diary E. J. Phelan Sam Ned” Phelan Ned” Frye Jake” Barby John E. Frenning Miss Barby Watertown Mr. Barby John Leonora F. Lathe Cambridge Tiarvarnb

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Charlestown Death of John W Walsh Druid and Naval Club Member

John W Walsh a well known Druids member and Boston social figure died at his Jillerica Street residence after a brief illness. He belonged to the Naval Battalion West End Boat Club and St Marys Sodality and had ties to St Francis de Sales Y M C A and St Marys Temperance societies. Funeral services are set for St Marys Church Endicott Street Friday morning.

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John W. Walsh The Druids Jillerica Street City Naval Battalion West End Boat Club Boston St. Mary’s Sodality St. Francis de Sales St. Mary’s Temperance Societies St. Mary’s Church Endicott Street Charlestown Mare Island Navy Yard Y. P.S Bunker Hill Alice Kent Robertson Monument Square Perkins Hall Bunker

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Clark elected president of Missouri Pacific Railroad

New York on March 22 reports S. H. H. Clark was today elected president of the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company.

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New York S. H. H. Clark Missouri Pacific Railroad Company

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Chelsea Social Notes and Events Around Town

Chelsea updates include a Boys' Brigade charity drill at Walnut Street Church raising funds for needy boys uniforms, a High School ex-officers dance planned for Friday night, March 24 at Lincoln Hall, and local civic items such as the appointment of George F. Oliver to Aid-de-Camp on Commander Eli Hall's staff. Also reported: funerals for William Morrisey and Patrick Slatteryook, a minor fire at Marginal street causing $25 damage, and plans to remove the Broadway square metropolitan sewer enclosure by June 1.

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Walnut Street Lincoln Hall George F. Oliver Theodore Winthrop Eli Hall William Morrisey Matthews Street St. Rose Church Holy Cross Cemetery Lamp Black Marginal Street Patrick Slatteryook Highland Street Chelsea Metropolitan Broadway Square Old Kentucky Odd Fellows Council Chamber Ferryman

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Somerville Events Note Local Meetings and Fundraisers

Wanahaquahan Tribe to perform adoption ritual at West Somerville wigwam next Friday. Health board led by Dr T M Durell plans. William P. Mitchell clerk. C A Page agent. Shining Star Circle of King's Daughters staged an entertainment at Franklin Street Congregational Church. City council and Unitarian Church committee discuss Highland Avenue property sale at $40,000. A female minstrel show at Oda Fellows Hall Winter Hill supported Willard C. Kinsley W R C fund. Watlett's Orchestra provided music. Several Somerville teachers join the Teachers Annuity Guild. Captain Henry W Pitman named press agent for New England Merchants' and Mechanics' Exhibition.

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West Somerville Somerville Board of Health T. M. Durell William P. Mitchell C. A. Page Franklin Street Congregational Church Shining Star Circle King’s Daughters Unitarian Church City Council Highland Avenue Oda Fellows’ Hall Winter Hill Helen Friend-Robinson Willard C. Kinsley W.R.C. Fund Wwatlett Somerville Henry W. Pitman New England Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Exhibition Olp Powper Housk

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Burroughs departs Brighton for Brooklyn stage work

Longtime Brighton employee Thomas Wales reports Wd Burroughs has left for Brooklyn to join the Lyceum Theatre stage. The Lincoln Associates announce an April 6 hop and prize drill in Warren Hall with a belt prize for the best dancer. A new patent fire pail is issued with explicit usage steps. Clarence H Poor plans a 20 000 English style house on Kylsith road. Elijah Stanton’s corner house at Cambridge and Mapsfield gets fresh paint and a white trim update along with a bridge railing improvement over the B and A railroad.

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Burroughs Thomas 5 Wales Franklin Street Brooklyn Ite Lyceum Theatre Lincoln Associates Warren Hall Wartridge Clarence H. Poor Kylsith Road Elijah Stanton Cambridge Mapsfield Streets Bacon Parx

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Campaign contest nears end with dark horse rise

In Cambridge James Pitt leads while Mrs. Dr. Bishop holds South End advantage. A light moment shows 200 votes sent to Ack Jacobs from Breslin Campbell’s cigar workers. D. F. E. Joyce, born in South Boston, is a Bigelow School scholar and well liked among classmates.

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James Pitt Cambridge D. F. E. Joyce South Boston Bigelow

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Dorchester Notes on Local Affairs and Sports

Dorchester residents discuss the dismissal of Patrolman Thomas Murphy amid district commentary. J Bell entries at Suffolk Crescent show with alias J Jones risk debarring for entering under a fake name. Local poolroom owner Jack Norton traps a record musk rat. Church services and G A R appointments noted. Mattapan Associates stage The Flowing Bowl at Oakland Hall. Codman Club bowling prize to winners with four teams contending. Savin Hill Yacht Club to consider sailing-rule amendments.

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Thomas Murphy Tom Swan J. Bell George Dixon Howard Atheneum Suffolk Crescent J. Jones Magee Jack Norton Glover’s Corner Father Aiken St. Patrick’s Church Roxbury St. Peter’s Church I. Snow Post 68 Hall Dorchester Halloran Lucy Drennan Post Mattapan Associates Oakland Hall J. L. Gordon Boston Y.M.C. A St. Anne's Church Cottage Street John Allan Trinity Church Edmund Billings The Wells Memorial L. Deland Russell Sturgis Codman Club Savin Hill Yacht Club Grove Hall

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Lecture on King Henry Vill delivered at Boston College

The weekly Boston College of Oratory lecture takes place in Bronnert Hall at 2 pm. Mrs. Mary Gregory is the speaker presenting on King Henry V.

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King Henry Boston College of Oratory Bronnert Hall Mary Gregory

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Probate and estate notices from Boston in 1893

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Supreme Court Rules Life Estate in Loveland Will Case

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Superior Court Docket Summary From Suffolk Sessions

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Court notes and case listings from Boston docket

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Lectures and local events fill Uni tarian Church night

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City hears plans to profit from garbage disposal

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Welch dies after accident on Wallingford split

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South Boston Athletes Seek Track at Norris Park Plan

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Contests At The World’s Fair Offer Post Coupons

World’s Fair vote list tallies by city candidates

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Dr. Asa Millet Dead Pioneer Physician Of East Bridgewater

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Testimonial to Dawes From Commonwealth Notables

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Lincoln street fire claims sixth victim Charles Gaskins

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Listing of residents and addresses on Broadway and surrounding streets

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Cambridge gossip notes and local changes in Cambridge

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Charlestown Death of John W Walsh Druid and Naval Club Member

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Clark elected president of Missouri Pacific Railroad

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Chelsea Social Notes and Events Around Town

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Somerville Events Note Local Meetings and Fundraisers

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Burroughs departs Brighton for Brooklyn stage work

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Campaign contest nears end with dark horse rise

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