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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1882

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Farmer Pushes New Station On Passenger Line

A farmer visits the Jackson and Fort Wayne road headquarters urging a new passenger station at a cross-road. Officials doubt patronage but hear there are local users including Skinner, Aunt Deborah Smith, and several young men who travel to Lansing for fairs and events. The farmer promises a dozen locals will use the stop to show activity.

Jackson and Fort Wayne Skinner Jackson Deborah Smith Lansing

Annual meeting of Students' Aid society in Hawthorne rooms

The Students' Aid society held its annual meeting in the Hawthorne rooms on Park street with Mrs Archac Wilkimson presiding Rev A J Gordon read scriptures and praised Wellesley college noting many beneficiaries are daughters of missionaries facing education costs The secretary Mrs H B Goodwin presented a four year report showing 60 girls aided last year including loans and gifts Since 1880 no five thousand dollar scholarship has been established Officers were named for the coming year and the Women s Educational and Industrial Union is mentioned

Students’ Aid Society Hawthorne Rooms Park Street Archac Wilkimson A.j.gordon Wellesley College H. B. Gooawm Loups Society Joan Durant Alexander McKenzie Arthur Ison Cambridge H. B. Goodwin Glenry F. Durant W.H. Dunning Alpheus Hardy Alvah Hovey Newton J. W. Clark W .S. Boughton J.C. Kyler Alice C. Freeman Women’s Educational and Industrial Union Meionaon EK. M. Bruce Maiden A. M. Diaz Boston Baltimore San Francisco Gov. Long Young Men’s Christian Union and Association Sarah E. Eaton James Freeman Clarke Barton Protection Department Kate Gannett Wells Arviila B. Hayes Eaton E. A. Horton J. W. Camison Arvilla B. Haynes M. D Melissa Chambertin E Couliry E.G. Gay Foomas Mark A. F. Dowse Union

Maine News Roundup Highlights Local Deaths and Steamer Progress

Lewiston plans July activities while Capt. William Storer of Wells is found dead in bed. Maine Central defers dividend action. Francis Winn disappearance likely explained by creditors. The Bangor and Bar Harbor steamship Cimbria nears launch this week. Belfast Supreme Court adjourns after 11 days. Light divorces pass, and George Spear receives one year in Portland workhouse for assault. Horace Durgin dies suddenly at Bangor store. apoplexy suspected. Salmon season lags two weeks with few fish but larger sizes. Notth Bucksport and Winterport produce catches. a 27 pound salmon caught at Winterport.

Lewiston William Storer Wells Maine Central Francis Winn Biddeford Cimbria Bangor Bar Harbor Supreme Court Belfast Virgin George Spear Portland Horace Durgin Main Street Notth Bucksport Winterport Mondiay

Twins Born to Mrs Gamelin in Woonsocket

Mrs. Henry Gamelin, a 42 year old French Canadian from Woonsocket, gave birth Wednesday to twins, the third set in five years with all still living. Also noted are an anonymous $10 letter to Hon. O J Rathbun from Blackstone dated March 1, a Providence keeper of an intelligence office who vanished last week with money, and local civic developments including a railroad terminal plan adopted by Providence officials. In Newport a pickpocket named Legg alias John Thomas received four year sentence, previously jailed for a similar theft. Pawtucket election results show Democrats sweeping most seats with strategic Republican defections. David J White defeated for third selectman but won second selectman on Democratic ticket.

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