Aldermen Approve Nominations and Debt Plans in Boston
Aldermen meet to confirm five city appointments, reject one constable, and debate loans totaling 1.31 million dollars. Proposals include funds for Horace Mann school repairs, park land purchases, sewerage extension, and street work. Bowditch bequest to Public Library approved for income use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pediers’ Caris
Board of Aldermen
Committee On Finance
Alfred T. Turner
James H. Dodge
James W. Ricker
James 8. Richardson
Andrew J. Bailey
Peter F. Fee
Atwood
Horace Mann
Architect's Department
City OF
Boston
Bhapwoogtecreese
Grant
Keston
Alderiman McLaughlin
UD. F. Barry
Keenan
Charlestown
Dorchester Avenue
Present Avenue
Field’s Corner
Geneva Avenue
Harvard
Norfolk Streets
Ward 24
J. Ingersoll Bowditch
Ingersoll Bowditch
Court House
Pemberton Square
Somerset Street
Board of Health
Wilson
Gove
Murphy
Short
McLaughlin
Haymarket Square
Sudbury Street
Court Street
Scollay Square
Tremont Street
Eliot Street
Tremont
Washington Street
Franklin Street
Devonshire Street
Committee On Public Lands
City Council
Board of Fire Commissioners
Massachusetts International Rifle Team
Heston
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Valkyrie Prevails In Harwich Harbor Yacht Race
London May 27 Valkyrie Irex and Yarana competed again with Valkyrie securing victory. Official times show Valkyrie 4h 10m 3s Irex 4h 22m 55s Yarana 4h 29m 29s. At start Irex led with Valkyrie second and Yarana last. After rounding the bell buoy Valkyrie pulled ahead by ten minutes on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Valkyrie
Irex
Yarana
Harwich Harbor
Picon Yacht Club Plans Five Dory Races at Marblehead
The Picon Yacht Club announces a five race series for the special dory class with Commodore Wood offering a silver prize valued at 25 dollars. The inaugural race is set for June 26 and the first regatta will sail Memorial Day afternoon for boats under 20 feet water line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleon Club
Marblehead
Picon Yacht Club
Commodore Wood
Great Head Yacht Club Chooses Cohen Son Cap Maker
The Great Head Yacht Club held a meeting chaired by Commodore Edgar A. Cook. They awarded the contract to Cohen & Son of Boston to manufacture the new club cap, similar to Hull Yacht Club style, with a summer cruise planned around June. Also noted are vessel updates: Hustler by Crosby of Oysterville, Evelyne by L. W. Harrington, Galena repair by A. P. Bicknell, Lillie sold by J. Theodore Washburn, and a 50 foot steam yacht from E. H. Mahoney bound for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Head
Hustler
Crosby
Oysterville
Evelyne
L. W. Harringto
A. P. Bicknell
Galena
J. Theodore Washburn
E. H. Mahoney
Philadelphia
Audacious Burglar Stories From Letters and Robbery Report
A pair of anecdotes appears, including a newlywed couple's house robbery where wedding presents were stolen except a silver dog, and a Paris villa theft where a fake auction with bills and furniture carts led to a mass theft near Vincennes Joinville area, police now pursuing the gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Boston
A. R
Vincennes
Joinville le-Pont
M. L
Paris
M. I
The Old Powder House and Its Present Owners
Somerville residents protest press tone while noting the powder house remains under the care of current owners. Curators repaired it recently after whitewash stirred concern, and weather is returning its color to a neutral hue. The letter cites Revolution era relics and local artists who have depicted the site, underscoring its historical value and present stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Powder House
Taverner
Powder House
Somerville
Drake
Middlesex
Concord
Foxcroft Cole
Louis K. Harlow
Wesley Webber
Crowninshield House Promotes Comfort with Additions
The Crowninshield in Clifton Massachusetts has enlarged with a parlor and amusement room and updated furnishings including straw matting and comfortable beds. It is now better connected to the city by quick convenient trains, according to the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowninshield
Clifton
Mass
Birthday Tribute Honors Julia Ward Howe at Seventieth
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe celebrated her seventieth birthday with a Beacon Street breakfast for intimate friends and a 4 to 7 p.m. reception attended by two to three hundred guests. Flowers, gifts, and letters poured in from clubs and notable individuals including Holmes, Gilder, Hay, and Story. Grandchildren presented baskets of flowers. a birthday book recorded names and poems read. further tributes came from clubs across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ward Howe
Beacon Street
Samuel Boockock
Henry W. Austin
Hall
Laura E. Richards
Maude Howe Elliot
Henry W. Howe
Howe
Henry Whitman
Edward Jackson
George W. Wales
William Page
Joan 8. Dwight
Maria S. Porter
Claflin
B. J. Lang
Richard Dixey
William F. Apthorp
J. L. Gardner
Frederick Gray
Gray
Lewis
Abbot Lawrence
John F. Andrew
George 8
Hale
Barrett Wendall
Louis Agassiz
Charles Ward
M. Anagnos
Henry Richards
D. P. Hall
John Eliot
Samuel Prescott Hall
Alice
Rosaline Richards
Stephen Masset
Frank W. Bird
Samuel Eliot
John Fretland
Henry Sayles
James T. Fields
B. Rogers
Edna D. Cheney
Louise Chandler Moulton
D. L. Bradford
Stanwood
Dana Estes
Count Zembrinus Lyon
Isabel Greeley
Edwin Whipple
Charles P. Curtis
William Lee
Arthur Terry
Harold Williams
Prince
W. P. Blake
Detroit Women’s Club
Decatur
Ill
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Elliot
George William Curtis
John Hay
New York
W. W. Story
Rome
Chicago
JuLia
Julia Morris
Benjamin Rotch
Boston Saturday Morning Club
John A. Morris
New Orleans
Robert C. Winthrop
Nathaniel Thayer
Richard Dixon
H. M. Howe
George Wales
Terry
Brice
Henry M. Howe
Miss Maillard
G. V. Knott
John G. Whittier
James Russell Lowell
Saturday Morning Club
British- American Association of
Newport
R. L
Theodore Serrao
Mrs. Howe
New England Woman’s Club
HMorsfori Acid Phosphate Nerve Food and Tonic
An advertisement extolling HMorsfori Acid Phosphate as a nerve food and tonic billed as the most effective discovery. It markets a tonic claiming to strengthen nerves, vitality, and general well being, aiming at households seeking restorative remedies.
Prohibition Republicans Seek Temperance Candidate
Leaders in the Republican party push a reform plank to overturn Brackett and Crapo. They circulate names of prospective supporters to about forty insiders and plan a separate nomination if needed. Henry Faxon of Quincy leads the drive, promising to back 70,000 voters and force a temperance ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Brackett
Crapo
Henry H. Faxon
Quincy
Bids Open for New Boston Library Stone Work
Trustees opened three bids for the stone contract of the Boston Public Library on Copley Square. Woodbury & Leighton $873,500 to complete by 1891 with various omissions. Norcross Bros. $889,000 due 1891 with similar carve/stone omissions. Augustus Lothrop $977,000 due 1890 to finish or forfeit. C F Cheney and Samuel Sweatt bid $330,000 for cut granite. Contract to be decided after review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Public Library
Copley Square
Woodbury & Leighton
Norcross Bros
Augustus Lothrop
C.F. Cheney
Samuel Sweatt
Annual Prize Drill at Mediatrics Hall Huntington
The first battalion of English High School held its annual prize drill at Mediatrics Hall Huntington Avenue. Major George Guppy led the battalion drill followed by company contests with captains Tucker Spitz Allen Piper Lord Cross Greden and others. A drum corps sword exercise and an orchestra provided support as medals and prizes were awarded to top performers led by First Sergeant L J Frohwitter and Corporal F G Jones with the Cook medal going to A P Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English High School
Mediatrics’ Hall
Huntington Avenue
George Guppy
W. A. Tucker
Leo Spitz
Allen
Piper
J. E. Bishop
Fretch, Jr
Lord
H. Cross
G. Creden
L. T. Damon
Fretch
William M. Strachan
Ninth Infantry
Frank L. Locke
First Cavalry
Newell A. Thomson
John D. Remmonds
Harvard Commencement Orators Chosen by Academic Council
The Harvard commencement speakers have been selected. From class of 1889 H. H. Darling R. E. N. Dodge F. B. Jacobs H. B. Lathrop C. H. Moore J. H. Ropes. From the divinity school P. R. Frothingham. From the law school E. L. Smith. From the graduate department James Geddes Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Academic Council
H. H. Darling
R. E. N. Dodge
F. B. Jacobs
H. B. Lathrop
C. H. Moore
J. H. Ropes
Divinity School
P. R. Frothingham
Law School
E. IL. Smith
James Geddes, Jr
Cigar Makers' Union 97 Votes Per Capita Assessment
The Cigar Makers' Union 97 met last evening and voted a special assessment of 25 cents per capita on all its members. The freight handlers, who have recently been agitating the question of a raise, will doubtless continue at work without indulging in that expensive luxury at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union 97
Ten owners offer Mt Hope Cemetery to city for cash and bond
Ten individual lot owners of Mt Hope Cemetery propose to accept the cemetery under a new legislative act. They offer the city $10,000 in cash and a bond guaranteeing the fulfillment of existing contracts totaling $30,000 for perpetual lot care. The proposal is from individuals, not the organized corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Hope Cemetery
Bright's disease treated with Warner's Lafe Cure
Dr R A Guyx of the United States Medical College reports a severe kidney case diagnosed as Bright's disease after urine analysis showed albumen and granular tube casts. After other remedies failed, he prescribed Warner's Lafe Cure and notes marked improvement in a month with four months of treatment yielding no tube casts and only a trace of alum albiters pede as the patient felt well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Guyx
United States Medical College
Medical Tribune
Gunn
Bright
Warner
Montserrat Lime Fruit Juice Sparks Hot Weather Demand
A brief note urges trying Montserrat Lime Fruit Juice in the heat, praising its refreshing taste and suitability for hot weather. The recommendation highlights consumer interest in a citrus flavored drink during high temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montserrat
Court action on hammock patent infringement and counterfeit coin case
United States Circuit Court on May 27 heard a suit by J Vincent P Travis against Oliver H Buckley et al to obtain an injunction restraining alleged infringement of patent 221754 for hammock improvements. Defendants deny infringement and claim anticipation. Lawyers from New York appeared for the complainant and defendants, while News on J Walter A Mullett tried by jury on a counterfeit 5 cent piece charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
J. Vincent P. Travis
Oliver H. Buckley
Arthur V. Boresen
Antonio Knauth
New York
Causten Browne
Newson
J. Walter A. Mullett
Supreme Judicial Court Equity Assignments List
The week began Tuesday 28th with assignments including Burke Gilmore Palmer v McLean, Middle Fennelly v Cass, SCX Vinton v Reynolds Middlesex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke. Gilmore
Palmer
McLean
Middle- Fennelly
Cass
SCX
Vinton
Reynolds
Middlesex
Linton V Allen case in First Session Superior Court
Rhoda M. Linton sues Frank D. Allen as administrator to recover 1664.14 paid to Flora A. Barry for cottage and land at Cottage City in 1882, plus three $1000 notes and repair costs. Barry died in 1883 without deed. defense cites nonperformance and possession by Linton since March 1883 with rent collected. Multiple cases listed for order and schedule. sessions proceed with closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Staples
Rhoda M. Linton
Frank D. Allen
Flora A. Barry
Cottage City
Barry
F. S. Hesseltine
William Gaston
Superior Court Calendar May 28 Middlesex County
The Middlesex Superior Court calendar lists cases in order for May 28 with sessions presided by Judge Mason and continuing to page 63 of the official calendar. Officials schedule hearings, motions, and docketed matters as outlined in the May calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Mason
Superior Court Norfolk May 27 Injuries from steam tire engine crash
In the Norfolk County Superior Court Hugh McHugh sues the Inhabitants of Dedham for damages from injuries when a steam tire engine he drove Feb 6 1888 slipped on ice at School and Washington streets, struck a curbstone and tree. Defence claims due care and plaintiff negligence. Jury out. Attorneys named for parties. Also case Connell v Abby Ross for damages from a dog bite in June 1888. On trial with Greenhood for plaintiff and Wentworth for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Barker
Hugh McHugh
Dedham
School
Washington Streets
J. E. Cotter
F. W. Murphy
C. A. Mackintosh
Charles Connell
Abby Ross
E. Greenhood
A. B. Wentworth
Noardar
Superior Court May 27 Orders and Dockets
The Superior Criminal Court lists hearings and penalties from May 27 with sentences including fines for Gage, Clark, Burke and McCarthy. Dockets name Commonwealth versus Ward Waters Dacey Rankin Dacey Line Nicoli Williams Bannon Condon McGuinness Sheen McDevitt McCarty Sullivan Morris Hawes Hunt receiving stolen goods etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Gage
Gertrude Clark
Thomas F. Burke
Joseph H. McCarthy
House of Industry
Commonwealth
Ward
Same
Waters
Dacey
Rankin
Line
Nicoli
Williams
Bannon
Condon
McGuinness
Sheen
McDevitt
McCarty
Sullivan
Morris
Hawes
Hunt
Gloucester man guilty in assault case at Essex Superior Court
In Salem on May 27 the Essex Superior Criminal Court jury found Moses Merlet of Gloucester guilty of assaulting Mrs. Frank Silver. James Gibbon of Lawrence pleaded guilty to promoting a prize fight. John L. Boardman of Haverhill was fined 100 dollars and costs 36 for liquor law violation. James Corbett of Peabody fined 100 dollars and costs 25 and four months in the house of correction for liquor offenses. James Connolly of Lawrence was tried for criminal assault with the jury out at adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Essex County
Salem
Dunbar
Moses Merlet
Gloucester
Frank Silver
James Gibbon
Lawrence
John L. Boardman
Haverhill
James Corbett
Peabody
House of Correction
James Connolly
Probate Court Lists Wills and Administrations in Essex County
Salem May 27 probate court proved wills for John Atkinson of West Newbury and Kate De vaney of Amesbury. Letters of administration granted for George A. Nason West Newbury Frank F. Libby Lynn Abbie Staples Merrimac Helena Banting Lawrence Piers Hill Newburyport Alexander Arthur Lawrence Leon Daigle Salem Fanny Morton Amesbury John Huse Newburyport. Inventories cited include James M. Wood Merrimac 2949 50 Albert Kimball Bradford 73152 55 Mary Whitter Haverhill 2458 40 C H Nichols Merrimac 5495 10 Sarah Gardner Haverhill 3240 40 John Goss Haverhill 2650 Silas Low Essex 324979 Georgianna Hodgdon Methuen 4168899 Mary McDonald Lynn 264296 Timothy Osgood Amesbury 6599 William Johnson Lynn 4800 Enoch Saville Lawrence 298610.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Harmon
John Atkinson
West Newbury
Kate Devaney
Amesbury
George A. Nason
Frank F. Libby
Lynn
Abbie
Staples
Merrimac
Helena A. Banting
Lawrence
Piers K. Hill
Newburyport
Alexander Arthur
Leon Daigle
Fanny W. Morton
John Huse
James M. Wood
Albert L. Kimball
Bradford
Mary Francis Whitter
Haverhill
C. H. Nichols
Sarah Anna Gardner
John E. Goss
Silas Low
Essex
Georgianna EK. Hodgdon
Methuen
Mary McDonald
Timothy, P. Osgood
William F. Johnson
Enoch Saville
Probate Court Suffolk May 27 list of executors named
In Suffolk County probate court on May 27 Judge McKim appointed administrators for the estates of deceased persons including William B. Remick Mary McGrugan Thomas Connor Rose Keefe Robinson Fogg William J. Doyle William M. Hinman Cornelius Crowley Timothy Buckley and Martin Bixby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
McKim
William B. Remick
Mary McGrugan
Thomas Connor
Rose Keefe
Robinson Fogg
William J. Doyle
William M. Hinman
Cornelius Crowley
Timothy Buckley
Martin Bixby
Wills Admitted to Probate in City Names List of Heirs
The wills of the poet were admitted to gronene listing Sophronia Norton James Ross Dorcas Farrington Jessie Halligan Jeremiah Scanlan Alfred Salmon Mary McCarty Samuel Freeman Darius Martin plus Eliza Fay Charles Sargent Patrick Lanagan George Meyer John Shute Neil Dever Claus Jensen and others as heirs and beneficiaries in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua
Chase
Sophronia W. Norton
Thomas RK. Navor
James G. Ross
Dorcas B. Farrington
Jessie Halligan
Jeremiah Scanlan
Alfred Salmon
Mary McCarty
Samuel J. Freeman
Darius A. Martin
Gronene
Eliza J. Fay
Charles Sargent
Patrick Lanagan
George A. Meyer
John Shute
Neil Dever
Claus Jensen
Mary E. Johnnot
Mararet S. Mulliken
Charles K. Dilloway
Charette G. Coffin
Jonathan Battles
Gilman
Seavy
Mary J. Hobbs
Eliza A. Simmons
William H. Ramsey
Deborah G. Hubbard
Annie V. Powers
Martin K. Choate
Clementina B. Minot
Probate court actions in Plymouth County list executors
In Brockton on May 27 probate court names the executors and administrators for numerous estates. Angeline Bagnus, Hannah Hathaway, Nancy Hammond, Mary Welch, Catherine Griffin, Eleazer Keith, Mary McAuliffe, John Finnegan, and others are appointed as executors or executrices. Guardians are appointed for Eliza Palmer and Elliott Alden among others, with one insane person noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Brockton
Harris
J. Wills
Angelina Bagnus
Middleboro
Isaac E. Perkins
Hannah E. Hathaway
Rochester
Judson Hathaway
Nancy M. Hammond
Hingham
Charles E. Hammond
Mary Welch
Hanover
Catherine Griffin
Eleazer Keith
East
Bridgewater
B. W. Keith
Mary McAuliffe
Daniel Kelliher
Mary Murray Brockton
John P. Finnegan
Harriet Wilder
Laban Wilder
Norwell
James H. Phinney
Pella F. Whitney
Plymouth
John Hobart
Rowena W. Bennett
East Bridgewater
van Swift
Mary Crossans
Joseph G. Brown
Lynn
Municipal Court Docket Proceedings and Case Listings
First and second municipal court sessions listed with judges Curtis and Parmenter. Case numbers show civil actions including Stevens v Hill, Combloom v Shaw, Warren v Stone, Brennan v Morse, Lambert v Kimball, Tucker v Straine, Barry v Malone, Brackett v Lane, Carew v Beckler, Nash v Bartlett, Plaisted v Crawford, Sawyer v Boston, Wood v Bachelder, Martell v Shepard, Downing v McGlynn, Turner v Borehyre Vink, Farrington v Bullard, Deming v Stone, Colesworthy v Stevens, Henwood v Coney, Patch v Trask, Jewett v Wiggin, Finkelstein v Kiernan, Fleming v Haly, Taylor v Floyd, Huston v Shaw, Billings v Follansbee, Jacobs v Egan, Tu o Seok v Fehily, Scott v Pullen, Orpin v Devoe, Haley Deering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Hill
Combloom
Shaw
Warren
Stone
Brennan
Morse
Lambert
Kimball
Tucker
Straine
Barry
Malone
Deming
Colesworthy
Henwood
Coney
Scott
Pullen
Orpin
Devoe
Haley
Deering
Tech 89 Class Day at MIT Honors and Stats Parade
The 89 Tech graduates filled Huntington Hall on a cold day for Class Day. Franklin W. Hobbs read a class history, James Cartwright Jr presented statistics with charts, detailing ages, weights, nativity, clubs, offices held, sports, religion and politics. Willard G. Bixby led with honors as the shining star. the class sang, spoke, and marched to the vestibule for the ode and farewell remarks by President Fiske.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Hall
Boylston Street
Tech
Salem Cadet Orchestra
J. P. B. Fiske
Franklin W. Hobbs
James W. Cartwright, Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Fred W. Ranno
F. H. Cilley
Billy” Duane
Sanford E. Thompson
Bart W. Gannett
F. J. Capen
New England
Massachusetts
Cartwright
Hollis French
Wales
Messrs
Fiske
French
Institute Tife
Salvation Army
John L. Mauran
Willard G. Bixby
Wartwright
Lech” Glee Club
Jonathan Parker
Bishop Fiske
Franklin Warren Hobbs
James Porter Gilbert
Rank Libby Dame
George Marshall Basford
Nathan Durtee
Zenas Workbliss
Edward Sterns Hutchins
William Bartlett Lhurber
Reference Handbook Cites Kidney Disease Symptoms
A medical handbook notes kidney disease often shows symptoms in other organs such as palpitation dyspepsia breathing headaches or vision issues prompting seeking advice. It advocates Warner's Safe Cure as the only safe treatment claiming it restores kidney function and cures symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
It Ensures Perfect Cleanliness Pyles Pearline
An advertising note touts Pyle's Pearline as the latest in Sony cleanliness products promising superior results and modern usefulness for households seeking spotless fabrics and shiny household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
Sony
Ayer's Pills Prove Lifesaving for Travelers and Sailors
Advert says Ayer's Cathartic Pills save many lives by preventing constipation and stomach derangements during land and sea travel. Praises their safe vegetable formula, sugar coating, and lack of ill effects, noting sailors would travel without a chronometer but not without the pills. A testimonial claims eight years of constipation resolved after using the pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Ayer’s Pills Endorsements From Various Readers
Testimonials from Mrs. C. E. Clark of Tewksbury and Captain Mueller of the Felicia recall Ayer’s Cathartic Pills as reliable, mild purgatives. The notes praise relief for colds, fevers, rheumatism, kidney issues, and general bowel regulation. Jules Hauel of Philadelphia lauds them as a safe, pleasant family medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Clark
Tewksbury
Massachusetts
Ayer
W. R. Woodson
Fort Worth
Texas
Capt
Mueller
Felicia
New York City
Jules Hauel
Philadelphia
Boston Mission Staff Change and Memorial Day Plans
Mrs Campbell the matron and Miss Fellows the city missionary resign their posts at the Boston Worth End Mission. Miss Clement and Miss Kurowski take temporary and assistant roles. Memorial Day flags will fly at half mast. John R. Murphy chosen as orator for unveiling Bunker Hill tablets on June 17. Rocket tug sent to Portsmouth Navy Yard for repairs, drawing dissatisfaction at Charlestown yard. Sigourney street widened near Walnut avenue West Roxbury at an estimated cost of 2158 dollars. Auction sale by A Spalding Weld on Jamaica Plain Land Company property yielded one house to Isaac M Mills for 2875 dollars. rain postponed the sale of lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Charlestown Yard
Board of Street Commissioners
Sigourney Street
Walnut Avenue
West Roxbury
A. Spalding Weld
Jamaica Plain Land Company
Isaac M. Mills
Poland Spring Hotel Growth Promises Finest Summer Comfort
Poland Spring Me Hiram Ricker Sons report continued success and major expansion of the Poland House overlooking lake and mountains. A 560 by 116 foot northeast wing with two round towers elevates the hotel, adding parlor and dining room improvements, aiming to be the premier summer resort in the United States. Details available from Hiram Ricker & Sons Poland Spring Maine or manager A H Briggs, with Boston offices at 175 Devonshire Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland House
South
Poland
America
White Mountains
Ossipee Range
Messrs
Hiram Ricker & Sons
United States
Nquirers
Poland Spring
A. H. Briggs
Devonshire Street
Boston
Valley Field Estate Sale At Valley Field Farm
Valley Field Farm in Lexington, the summer residence of the late Orlando Tompkins, will be sold at public auction on the premises Tuesday June 4 at 3 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Field Estate
Valley Field Farm
Lexington
Orlando Tompkins
Hollings Patent Extension Lamps Free Delivery Offer
Hollings's Patent Extension Lamps by R Hollings & Co Boston provide free delivery and transportation to any location in New England through July 20. The offer highlights the lamps' known quality and relies on customer experience as assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollings
R. Hollings & Co
Washington Street
Boston
New England
W H Fanning 9th Annual Sale of Foreign Works
An important sale of water colors takes place Wednesday Friday and Saturday afternoons this week at 3 o'clock in Leonard & Co.'s Bromfield street rooms. The event showcases Mr W H Fanning's ninth annual sale of foreign works recently purchased for him from major exhibitions in Milan Paris Rome Madrid London Antwerp Turin Amsterdam The Hague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard & Co
Bromfield Street
W. H. Fanning
Milan
Paris
Rome
Madrid
London
Antwerp
Turin
Amsterdam
The
Hague
Also Mentioned on This Page
Architect Atwood
James Freeman Clarke
Public Library
Wiliam W. Green
Greenough
William H. Whitmore
Ileva
Supreme Judicial Court
C. Allen, J
Linton v. Allen
Standard
McDonald
Bartol
Lane
Mcklhany
Thayer
Adams
Bellows
Hodgdon
Killings
Cheney
Regal
Page
Thompson
J. No
Kate McSweeny
West Cedar Street
B. F. Butler
R. W. Nason
Mary Dorsey
Chelsea Street
T. M. Babson
Cavanagh
Dur
Green
Fraser
Lund
O’connor
Littejohn
Fitch
Richardson
Murasseer
Wee Anlwe
Oils Nn
Gilder
Kelleher
Daley
Doe
Mewearthy
Davis
Parsons
Phoenix B
Cac
Greey
Doherty
Scannell
Lydon
Ferrari
Murray
Mary Pratt
McDermott
Snow
Bisner, J
Townsend Bank
Jones
Amer
Bliss
Stedman
Dredging Co
Einstein
Bond
Norris
Phillips
Bassett
Wiswall
Sama
Davaley
Russell
Jetie Bons
Saineé
Melin
Harrigan
Dore
Josh
Lamkin
Edgerly
Conway
Kelly
County of Norfolk
Mclntosh
Bender
N. E
Ham
Sanbury, Son
Nanerd
O’brien
Mahadyayes Collins
Wheeler
Daly
Hicks
Lunt
Trustee
Dewey, J
Curtis
Parmenter
C. J
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
W. Baker & Cou’s
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
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