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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1880

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3

Loyal Legion Dines At Youngs And Local Notices Preview

The Loyal Legion will dine at Youngs on Wednesday evening. Maoris gardens and house in Nehant open June 10 under Mr Libby supervision. Roxbury City Guard to shoot rifle match with infantry at Fort Warren Friday. AOH Suffolk elects T J Murphy as delegate for the year. Sullivan Brothers and Libbie No 2 Beacon street sell unclaimed goods today. Art students exhibition at 33 School street runs Tuesday to Friday. Rumors of a compromise between Old Colony and Stonington Steamboat cos to drop one line and restore $8 fare.

the Loyal Legion Young’s Nehant Libby Roxbury Fort Warren Messrs Sullivan Brothers and Libbie Beacon Street School Street Church of the Unity Newton Street Savage George Peirce C. 8. Lincoln 8. G. Smith Children’s Mission Boston University America School of Law Wesleyan Hall Gov. Stevenson Kentucky William Beach Lawrence Newport Forest Garden Boston Cadet Band Gilbert and Sullivan Hub” Company S. L. Studley Dan Maguinnis J. Wellington Wells Gus Kamberlee Sir Marmaduke J. H. Conly Alexis A. T. Hubbard Dr. Daly H. A. Mahoney Aline Lizzie Sutton Lady Sangazure Annie Whitcomb Dame Parnlett Florence Durant Constance Little Lilian Hercules Carter Lizzie Burton Mr. Conly Charles H. Thayer Charley Thayer Boston Theatre Fred Williams Boston Museum Augustin Daly Williams Catherine Lewis May Fielding Charles LeClercq John Hart J. E. Brand Charles Fisher Alonzo Hatch Daly’s Theatre New York C. P. Sharpe Broadway Mr. Bell Fogg Curtin McCausland Weldon and Felt Station Four Thomas Kiley Daniel Foy James Tresey James Lakin Jobn Sullivan Lhe Frank Kidder Hyde Park New York and New England Railroad Franklin City Varrick Galvin Oneida Street Airhorse City Hospital Hagerty Division Lewis Wharf Owen McQuillan Yarver Street Lovely Bay Shetland Fowle Ot Newton Lou Cameron Fanny Tainona Station Boston Lichfield Bell Onlan Rolfrf Tin Rolfe Mambrino Chief Hanus High Caprota Broyues Sears Bentucky Bulterfly Siren Gray Fearnaoubt Fearnaught Maine Haynes Speea Jor Punch Royal George Camry Rescue Ana Lady Shaw Pompey Tuttle Athelele Walking Chief Rysdyke Maggie Brosen Rysdsk Hankletonian Lambert Minnie Don Arlos Katie Concord Vasttless J. Is. Baker & Co Nora Anu Perfect Lady Cloud Buckingham Rysdys Ratiler Wetherell Knox Albert Howe & CO Market Street Brighton Otce Warren Avenue

Boston Commemorates Soldiers Monuments With City Procession

In Boston the Soldiers and Sailors Monument on the Common drew a large crowd as Edward W. Kinsley Post No. 113 led a parade from Washington street to City Hall and Beacon Street. Gov. Long and staff, Mayor Prince, and the state’s attendees observed the dedication with prayers, songs, and speeches. Graves across Mount Hope, Calvary, and other cemeteries were decorated by multiple Posts, with many orations at churches and later memorial services in the evening.

Boston Edward W. Kinsley Washington Street Tigers Medford City Hall Prince State House Long Beacon Street Baeside Monument E. W. Kinsier Maria Milmore A. P. Martin M. J. Savage Secial Grand Army Service Echumavo Club T.W. Higginson Hingkin Lie Praves Mount Hope Calvary Charles Russell Lowell Highth Massachusetts Battery Association Dr. Putnam J. W. Hamilton Fifth Regiment Charlestown Cusnc John A. Andrew George W. Powers Mauot Auburn E. E. Hale Robert A. Bell Ramsford Island K. G. Walker Twelfth Baptist Church Park Eeuare Thomas G. Stevenson C. Rhodes W. B. Sears A. Bolster Hudson Emery Charlies J. Noyes Forest Hill Dahlgren Post No. 2 South Boston Emerson Street St. Augustine James H. Wilson Washington Post No. 32 Mt. Hope Quincy Malden Joseph Hooker East Boston Maverick Rifles Sheridan Guard Ood Lawn L. B. Betes Meridian Street Abraham Lincoln Cnartestown Phillis Street Bunker Hillmeet J. C. Knowles Methodist Monument Equi Re Urueaout Ovarse Wreailis Hey Winthrop Square Army and Navy Veteran Corps Holy Cross Cemetery Francis Yestburn Brighton Hgh School Company H. A. Stevens Unitarian Towsend Ncnj Stone Dorchester North Soldiers’ Monument Lower Mills Cedar Grove Mills BH. D. Weston Luther Stevenson, Jr Timothy Ingraham Hyde Park Coamsn E. N. Packard Father Barry Hiyde Purk Cambridge P. Allen Lindsay Uth Danbridge Charles W. Stack W.t.chase Mayor Hall Chelsea Theodore Winthrop Chelsea Rifles Woodlawn Naval Hospital Mayoranad Garden Cemetery Ren Ning Academy of Music George A. Patch Frmingham Somerville Cemetery Willard C. Kinsley Spring Hill Baptist Church J. Q. A. Brackett Canbridge Mt. Auburn Kinsley Relief Corps Cooper Funda Charles Ward Newton Isaac F. Hoyt Thirty-second Massachusetts Volunteers Mount Auburn Old Cemetery Centretreet Newton Upper Falls Lander Lynn Land Bb Eighth Regiment St. Mary’s Cemetery Pine Grove T. W. Higginson de Converse C. Lawrence Lawrence Licht Guard Magoun George A. Bruce Huntington F. Wolcott Milton Milton Cemetery Francis W. Palfrey Alf Dedham Charles W. Carroll West Dedham Brookdale Cemetery Stephen M. Weld James L. Bates Swampscott George Lord Isaac B. Patten Watertown Charles C. Coffin Coolidge East Watertown A. M. Knapp Town Hall Natick F. E. Hatch Concord N. H Plymouth Collingwood Post Grand Army Theoldiers John Blard John Goodwin, Jr Marblehead Abbott Hall H. B. Sargent Mugford and Solviers Sailora Peabody Salem Bress Bard Lefs W. GH. Hart Institute F. P. H. Rogers Waltham L. P. Frost Mr. Packard John H. Chipman Beverly Company EH Beverly High School Lev Ellery C. Butler Ite Dodge’s Row Wenham Burbank Woburn Calvary Cemetery East Woburn Salem Street Cemetery Lyceum Hall Commander Hill William H. Hart Sylvanus Thayer South Brantree George W Phenix Hall Om Curtis Hanover D. Willard Robinson South Scituate A. P. Rein Thrace Niles Randolph Elijah A.repe Canton Everett Peabody Georgetown Gardner A. Churchill Winchester A. D. Weld Wildwood John T. Wilson H. M. Warren Wakefield Richardson Light Guard North Reading Lynnfield R. R. Merediti Baltimore Lowell New Hampshire Veteran Association Monument Square John Street Congregational Church Huntington Hall Charles J. Noyes L. J. E. W. Thompson Stott Greenhalge Maj. Bow Post Haverhill Bradford Sexounville Framingham Centre George 8 Ball Uyton Clinton E.D. Baker Charles Wetherby George Wesley Nichols Southboren Ashland Geor Merrill Sean E.S. Clark Groton Littleton Papperell J. P. Mayfield George Boutwell William B. Bartlett Taunton M.V.M Taunton Brass Band Mt. Pleasant Cemetery

Archer & Pancoast opens Boston branch with ornate showrooms

The Archer & Pancoast Manufacturing Company plans a Boston branch at West and Washington streets over Bigelow Kennard. Wm H Ireland Folsom and George Lamb will run the office after a private press reception. Rooms feature cathedral glass, rich furnishings, and extensive fixtures. public viewing Tuesday.

Archer & Pancoast Manufacturing Company New York Messrs. Shreve Cramp & Low Wm. Il. Ireland Boston West Washington Streets Bigelow Kennard & Co Ireland F. A. Folsom George Lamb No. 12 West Street W. J. McPherson A. H. Davenport Messrs

Oakland Garden Opens With A Spectacle Of Fireworks And Civic Grace

The 1880 Oakland Garden opening drew about ten thousand visitors. Lanterns lit the grounds as the Medford Band played and fireworks lit the sky. The crowd, praised for decorum, enjoyed a pavilion show and water light effects while police presence was unnecessary. Charles A. Hicks led the event with plans for Mitchell’s Pleasant Party that evening.

Oaklands Garden James A. Gilbert Medford As Ofien Oakland Garden Highland Railway Hana Charles A. Hicks Mitcheil Rhine

Memorial Day Service at Union Hall Highlights War Reflections

A Memorial Day event by the Young Men's Christian Union at Union Hall featured Gov. A. H. Rice as keynote speaker. Rice recalled Bull Run, the four year war, civilian contributions, and Lincoln’s leadership, urging loyalty and unity. Edward W. Kinsley then shared memories of Gov. Andrew.

The Young Men’s Christian Union A. H. Rice Edweard W.W. Hinsley Union Hall W. H. Baldwin A.H. Rice Gov. Rice Washington Bull Run Rice Abraham Lincoln Vpa Edward W. Kinsley Spose Gov. Andrew Pri

Military drill schedule for Boston and area battalions

Multiple militia units from the First Cavalry to the English High School Battalion are listed with drill times on Thursday and Friday at venues including Boston Theatre the Common and Technology Gymnasium. Officials note helmet issuance for Cavalry and reduced theater encampment ticket information for the national encampment in Dayton.

Hichland Boston Latin School Follett Fitte Regiment Worcester Adjt Berry Allen Lake Quinsigamoun Company F Cavalry Westford Sherman H. Fletcher Technology Gymnasium Maj. Follect Cavalry Battalion Guidon A. M. C. Reynolds Arsion Charles W. E. Dimmock Providence Light Infantry James F. Meech G. A. KR National Soldiers’ Home Dayton Masachusetts St. James

Irish Relief Fund Seeks Ballyshannon Aid in Boston Effort

A Boston collected appeal for Ballyshannon Ireland in Co Donegal seeks aid for the poor. Names include Rev J B O Donnell Daniel Breslin Catharine Maguire and others with addresses and roles cited. The document lists donors recipients and local organizers and notes multiple names connected to the fundraising drive.

Ballyshannon County Donegal Ireland P. C. Travers Daniel Breslin Catharine Maguire Boston Donegal J. B. O’donnell Saourdebus James Healey Riocy Cat SE Kicdesis Awscese Ceanes Tracy Cambridge Camdrigeg Ccs Atatcecdevers James Gallagher Eeecees Usisend Caasahnse Bevkcomek Bok Cackeen Verne Roma Coul Feo Ccccuycdurba Acer Caves Sauu Masmoren Eh Patel Sorocanorgissh Ccadedacket Deskyenteccatsi Esse Annie Merxisey Ccc Cesccceccans Hal Curtis Rosgio Mor Cose

Bay View House Opens Beside Old Orchard Beach

The Bay View House at Old Orchard Beach opens for the season in a large commodious building with ocean views. Old Orchard Beach is famed for its long hard smooth beach and fine bathing with no undertow. A Marine railway adds attraction midway along the road. Proprietor O F Page secured L P Truea naveger and C F Hillascljerk to the house. A pleasant seaside season is anticipated with guests enjoying a prosperous summer retreat.

Bay View Old Orchard Beach O. F. Page L. P. Trueanaveger C. F Hillascljerk Bay View House

Marblehead Harbor Visit Brightens Eastern Yacht Club Weekend

The Eastern Yacht Club cruiser reached Marblehead harbor Saturday night and will stay until tonight. This afternoon the cornerstone of the Marblehead Neck club house is to be laid with ceremonies. A petition seeks a town meeting to rescind the $790 appropriation for liquor regulation. Suburban short notes follow.

Yacht Club Eastern Yacht Club Marblehead Marblehead Neck Board of Selectmen

Widespread New England Fire Toll Hits Several Firms

Flurries of blazes across the region from Vermont to Maryland destroy or damage stores mills factories and hotels. Notable losses include Virmont Shade Roller Manufacturing Co and Payson stables in Holliston Massachusetts with substantial insured sums. Mackie & Son cornmeal mill in Catro Illinois. Mixson House in Point Pleasant New Jersey. Simonds Manufacturing in Fitchburg and other properties in Connecticut New Hampshire Nova Scotia and Baltimore.

Vfrgennes Virmont Shade Roller Manufacturing Co Lunder Thomas Muck Vermont Mutual Commercial Union Hopkins Holliston Mass John M. Payson New York Phenix Anna of Montreal Macdonald Wolfe Street CATRO A. Mackie & Son Holliday Brother N. J Mixson Point Pleasant Ocean County Fitchburg Simonds Manufacturing Company Controocookk N. H Jonathan Clark Lancaster Moses Kimball Jefferson S. H. Legro Hartford Conn Dennis Shea Catherine O’brien

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