Carnival of Fun at Music Hall Ends in Lively Chaos
A fifth annual grand amateur vocal and instrumental contest drew a large, warm audience to Music Hall. Miss Alice Murdock introduced the event. contestants included Victor Macdonald, M. A. Regan, Gertrude Bowen, Mary W. Maher, J. A. Willis, and others. Despite misfires and missing performers, the crowd applauded most acts, while prizes were awarded to Miss Burnham, Mr. Regan, and Mr. Irving Robertson. a new instrument finale named the hewgag closed the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Muller
Alice Murdock
Miss Murdock
Ector Macdonald
Carl Formes
Niagara
Macdonald
M. A. Regan
Faust
Gertrude Bowen
von Weber
Mary W. Maher
Leach
J. A. Willis
Willis
A. Schafer
Angel
Sehafer
Schafer
Adolf Rich
de Beriot
Charlotte EF. Burnham
Donizetti
Betty
George Riley
Thomas K. Burgess
J. Conners
Dola
Venice
Georgie A. Copeland
Spindler
Mayors Entertained at Lawrence Massachusetts Visit
Massachusetts mayors led by Boston’s O’Brien and others toured Lawrence on October 11. They visited Upper Pacific Mills, lunched at Franklin House, met Colonel Nevins in Methuen, and were welcomed by G A R posts. The day included a banquet, fireworks, and a grand concert at Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawnence
Massachusetts
Bruce
Colonel Nevins
Methuen
Lawrence
O’brien
Boston
Fasdick
Fitchbury
Russell
Cambridge
Sheldon
Haverhill
Whipple
Brockton
Fisher
Waltham
Burns
Somerville
Godfrey
Taunton
Winkley
Newburyport
Abbott
Lowell
Kimball
Newton
Hart
DeCourcey
Stone
Merrill
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Battery C
Odd Fellows
Obituary of Hon. Thomas Courtland Manning minister to Mexico
The Hon. Thomas Courtland Manning, United States minister to Mexico, died in New York yesterday morning after a brief tenure started in August 1886. Born in Edenton, NC, he practiced law, served in Confederate service, and held multiple Louisiana and Supreme Court roles before returning to private life. He was a Peabody trustee and attended meetings in New York last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Manning
Thomas Courtland Manning
United States
Mexico
New York
Manning
Henry R. Jackson
Georgia
Edenton
N. C
University of North Carolina
Louisiana
Moore
Allen
General Manning
Supreme Court
Tilden
Supreme Bench
Peabody Education Fund
Bacon Homestead Celebrates Lydia Bacon's 100th Birthday
Sudbury on the old Worcester turnpike the Bacon homestead hosts a centennial tribute to Lydia Bacon born 1787 in Natick. She remains remarkably well preserved with near intact eyesight hearing and memory. Her long Sudbury residence spans half a century with rare steam-car use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Sudbury
South Sudbury
South Framingham
Hammond
Natick
Jonathan Bacon
Edward Hammond
Bryn Mawr Hotel Destroyed By Fire
Record of fires reports the Bryn Mawr Hotel at Bryn Mawr twelve miles from the city burned at about 6 30 am. The south wing was destroyed and guests escaped with baggage saved. The hotel owned by Keystone Hotel Company tied to the Pennsylvania Railroad faced 230000 in losses with 150000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryn Mawr
Pennsylvania Railroad
Keystone Hotel Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Insurance Fund
Philadelphia
New York
London
Fire alarms report multiple incidents in Charlestown area
Yesterday afternoon fire crews responded to Box 424 at 4 11 for a blaze in a wooden dwelling at 3 Jackson Street Charlestown owned by Jonathan Stone and occupied by W D Thompson caused by overturning a kerosene stove. Later a false alarm from Box 2 at 6 35. A slight fire in a room at 163 Salem Street occupied by Levi Jacobs caused by a toppled kerosene lamp. A still alarm at 7 15 reported a fire at Mary Shapin’s grocery store No 10 Morton Street with slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
Charlestown
Jonathan Stone
W. D. Thompson
Levi Jacobs
Salem Street
Mary Shapin
Morton Street
Fire destroys depot and warehouse in Waynesboro
Waynesboro Georgia October 11 a blaze wiped out the Georgia Central Railroad depot and surrounding warehouse along with 1000 bales of cotton and several adjacent structures. Loss about 75000 dollars with partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayonesboro
Georgia Central Railroad
GexnFrieip
C. M. Hubbard
Sunderland
Mippiervry
Beldens Falls
F. W. Smith & Co
Burlington
Marine Society Trustees Meet and Elect Members
The Marine Society trustees voted to suspend by laws and hold the annual meeting the day after State election day. Resolutions honored Captain Harvey Sendden and Captain Isaac Swestser. Captain Gustavus Kelley elected member. four new members proposed. Pilot commissioners report read and filed. Captain Charles Siders filled the vacancy on the accounts committee. Next trustees meeting set for the second Tuesday in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Society
Trustees of the Marine Society
Harvey Sendden
Gustavus Kelley
Isaac Swestser
Charles Siders
Obituary notices of notable 19th century figures
The death notices report Rev. Royal G. Wilder editor of the Missionary Review dying in New York after a three year illness born 1816 in Bridport Vermont. Other deaths include Mrs. Benjamin Peirce in Cambridge and Harvard professor James Mills Peirce’s elder son, Joshua Emerson, Edward May of Lee Massachusetts, James A. Dittrick of Springfield Missouri, M. Paul Bocage of Paris, and Hon. L. L. A. Senecal of the Ontario Navigation Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal G. Wilder
The
Missionary Review
New York City
Bridport
Malone
N. Y
Wheeler
Middlebury College
India
American Board
Review
Lie
Wilder
Benjamin Peirce
Harvard College
Cambridge
Peirce
James Mills Peirce
Harvard Mathematical Department
Joshua Lb. Emerson
Newton Highlands
Boston
Lincoln School
Edward
May
Lee
Mass
Putney
Massachusetts House
James A. Dittrick
Springfield
House of Friends
Hyde Park
M. Paul Bocage
France
Octave Feuillet
Paris
M. Bocage
Mousquetaire
L L. A. Senecal
Espa & Ontario Navigation Company
Cen
Cattle Firm Goes Into Assignment in Belleville Illinois
Niobrara Land and Cattle Company of East St. Louis assigned to Judge Keifer in Belleville. Assets about 250000 with 350000 in liabilities. Past roundups show 89000 cattle valued at a million, later reports show 9000 head with no improvement. Eastern and St Louis banks hold the paper. Newman Farr transferred stock to Isaac H Knox for a 2 bonus. Mechanics Bank of St Louis paid Stock Yards Bank depositors in full yesterday, about 200000, and will keep the bank in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niobrara Land and Cattle Company
East St. Louis
St. Claire County
Keifer
Belleville
Eastern
St. Louis
Newman and Farr
Stock Yards Bank
Isaac H. Knox
West Cliff Bank Closure Spurs Local Alarm
West Cliff and Silver Cliff merchants fear losses as M. E. Post & Co. bank closes. Cheyenne lender Mr. McGill awaits entry amid claims assets exceed liabilities by about $500,000. Hurlbut Paper Co. of Les offers creditor compromise to pay preferred in full and others 20 percent, mills set to restart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Cliff, Col
M. E. Post & Co
Cheyenne
West Cliff
Silver Cliff
McGill
Cheyenne Bank
Post & Co
Hurlbut Paper Company of
Les
Stolen Goods Recovered From Brookline Burglary Suspect
Special Officer Cogan and Inspector Page recovered items tied to multiple Brookline break ins by Joseph Mazzio alias Isaac King. Valued goods include an overcoat and sealskin cap, a silver service, a dozen silver spoons, two French clocks, draughtsman tools, and other valuables totaling $1 231, found at Muzzro's Lowell street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cogan
Page
Brookline
Joseph Mazzio
Isaac King
Fallen Cabot
John Ruce
Edward Howes
George Atkinson
Muzzro
Lowell Street
East Boston forms British American Association branch
Forty British Americans gathered at Lexington and Meridian to form the East Boston branch of the British American Association with 135 members, 35 admitted last night. Officers include John Benson as president Neil Woodside vice president Charles Robertson and J F Medland secretaries and Fred Farrand treasurer. Speeches by Charles H. Downer James H. Stark and Dr Desbrow preceded the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington and
Meridian Streets
East Boston
British American Association
John Benson
Neil Woodside
Charles Robertson
J. F. Medland
Fred Farrand
Charles H. Downer
James H. Stark
Desbrow
Pocket Stocks Offered By National Stock Exchange
Stocks are bought and sold on a two percent margin by the National Stock Exchange located at 24 Congress Street. Orders may be placed by telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Stock Exchange
Congress Street
Telegraph
Weil Nominated for Senator in Seventh District Democrats
Henry J. Weil of Ward 20 was unanimously nominated for Senator by the seventh district Democrats. The convention, with 38 delegates present from Wards 17 18 and 20, also elected Frank K. Magullion to the State committee and named inspection committee members Joseph Hovey John J. Kane and Andrew J. Mullen. Speakers praised Weil energy and campaign resolve. Subsequent the delegates were entertained at the candidate's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Weil
E. J. Hathorne
John J. Nawn
Andrew Lanigan
Ward
Edwin A. Walt
Frank K. Magullion
Joseph Hovey
John J. Kane
Andrew J. Mullen
Mr. Weil
Evangelical Minsters' Association Discusses Boston Church Union
A Boston meeting of evangelical ministers approved forming a union of Boston churches to counter Papal influence and improve hospital care. The conference would include a pastor and one delegate per 100 members. About fifty ministers attended. next meeting set for Wesleyan Hall next Monday at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Ministers’ Association of Boston
Boston
Meionnon
Evangelical Churches of
Boynton
Jamaica Plain
Haven
Grace Church
Temple Street
W. C. Wood
Ela
Twombley
Bates
N. B. Jones
Wesleyan Hall
Serious Charges Preferred Against Would be Assessment Insurer
Massachusetts Insurance Department rejects the Prudential Association of Boston for an assessment plan. Commissioner Merrill cites past misconduct of officials in the defunct People’s Benefit Association, including R J Murray and I Gerry Getchell. He finds the 200 applicant list false and declines to grant a certificate of authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts, Insurance Department
Boston
Bishop A. Parsons
Gerry Geichell
Thomas William Amin
Robert J. Murray
Prudential Association of Boston
Gerry Getchell
People’s Benefit Association
R. J. Murray
Tarbox
Gerry Getehell
Getcheil and Murray
Justice of the Peace
Pou Gro. S. Merrill
Merrill
Somerville Light Infantry Holds Second Annual Reunion
The Somerville Infantry Company M of the Eighth Regiment held its second annual reunion with a 200 yard prize competition at Somerville Rifle Club at 1 PM, a banquet at 6 PM serving about 125 attendees, and prize awards including gold, silver, and leather medals plus inkstands. Toasts were given by Lieutenant Pitman and other officers and dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Light Infantry
Somerville Rifle Club
Kirkpatrick
Corporal Furlong
Pitman
James A. McLane
T. M. Durell
Hopkins
H. H. Boynton
Mr. McLape
Chuaries F. King
Douglas Frazar
Rudolph Kramer
M.eens
Alderman W
Silliman Arrested for $290 Fraud in Medford Case
Joseph M. H. Silliman of Medford was arrested for obtaining $290 by false pretenses from Carrie A. Craig, a bookkeeper. Silliman claimed a mortgaged real estate office at 272 Washington Street and attempted the loan, with foreclosure actions noted as Ambridge foreclose took the furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph MH. Silliman
Medford
Carrie A. Craig
Silliman
Washington Street
Miss Craig
Charles Is
Craig
Cambridge Democrats Plan Caucuses and Convention
The Cambridge Democratic ward and city committee voted to hold representative caucuses next Tuesday night and the senatorial convention next Monday night in the city building at Brattle Square. Also note the Whitney patent shaft coupling on display at No 48, praised as simple, safe, noiseless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Democratic Ward
Brattle Square
Study Thyself Lecture Opens At Tremont Temple
Mrs. Longshore Potts opened a series on self knowledge at Tremont Temple with diagrams of anatomy and a real skeleton reveal. She spoke clearly and practically about disease prevention and the value of studying the human body, with lectures for ladies at 3 and all at 8, noting the absence of a collection plate as a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Contested Divorce Cases Set For Next Week in Supreme Court
The Supreme Judicial Court Ocet 11 session with Justice Allen heard matters in equity and postponed cases to next week. Today Wednesday the court will take up the list of contested divorce cases, No. 8668 in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Ocet
C. Allen
Cigar as Medicine Case Before Judge Hardy
Burwell the Park Square druggist faced a Sunday sale charge after a Jewish spotter testified to buying a cigar there. He argued tobacco is a drug and can be sold on Sunday for relief of pain. The court agreed tobacco can serve medicinal use, fined Burwell $10 plus costs. he appealed and posted $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burwell
Park Square
Hardy
Burwell
Webster and
Worcester
Hur
Boston
Notable City Notes Prompted By Varied Events
Officer Brickley concludes Joseph Hope death at 81 Billerica Street was an accident. Funeral for Mrs. Jane F. Cashman held at Cathedral of the Holy Cross with about forty priests present. Brookline Gaslight Co granted permission to generate and supply electricity. Antonio Franc fined ten dollars for Sabbath shaving. Dion Boucicault and company to perform Act I of Conn the Shaughraun at Boston Theatre October 20. Charlestown Cadets fall target shoot set at Walnut Hill on October 13. New England Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools to meet at Boston University October 28 and 29. Edward S. Worth, 27, injured while coupling cars on the Boston and Albany line, taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Thomas E. Brown, 40, of Lynnfield Centre, loses a foot after being run over boarding a moving train, at Massachusetts General Hospital. Boston Young Men's Christian Union continues prominent educational work with twenty classes and branches. ladies admitted to most classes. cards available at the Union desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brickley
Joseph Hope
Billerica Street
Jane F. Cashman
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Byrne
Father O'Toole
Newton
Father Nagie
Father Murphy
Lawrence
Brookline Gaslight Company
Antonio Franc
Dion Boucicault
Press Club
Boston Theatre
Charlestown Cadets
Walnut Hil
New England Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
Somerset Street
Edward S. Worth
Boston & Albany
Massachusetts General Hospital
Thomas E. Brown
Lynfield Centre
Wakefield
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
Boston
Annual session of Home Circle reports strong growth
The eighth annual session of the Supreme Council of the Home Circle convened in Vendome yesterday forenoon. Reports show a 30 percent membership gain for the year and mortality under six per thousand, with Massachusetts seeing notable growth. All claims paid promptly and operations run at small expense. Evening election results list Edward Page as supreme president and a slate including John Haskell Butler, Dr. Joel Seaverns, Waterman, Julius M. Swain, N. Hayward Fuller, Mrs. K. I. Page, James C. Bartlett, Sarah KE. Fuller, and Dr. Thomas Thomas among supreme officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Council of the Home Circle
the Vendome
Massachusetts
Supreme Extense
Edward Page
Supreme
John Haskell Butler
Joel Seaverns
DATE
the Waterman
Julius M. Swain
N. Hayward Fuller
Supreme Guide
K. I. Page
James C. Bartlett
Supreme Sentinel
Sarah KE. Fuller
Thomas Thomas
Irish National League of Boston to reorganize branches
The Irish National League of Boston to meet at 176 Tremont Street on Wednesday evening October 12 to plan a full reorganization of local branches and to discuss methods to promote sale of the $1 anti coercion bonds while addressing what is described as a crisis in Irish affairs. John Boyle O Reilly is expected to preside and all supporters are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish National League of Boston
Tremont Street
Boston
John Boyle O'Reilly
First regular Society of Arts meeting at Institute of Technology
The Society of Arts opens its present year with a Thursday evening gathering at 8 o clock in the Institute of Technology building. The paper, Tatai Baba of Tokio, Japan, examines The Arms and Armor of Ancient Japan, detailing bows arrows spears halberds swords and armors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Arts
Institute of Technology
Tatai Baba
Tokio
Japan
Maguire committee to meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock
The Maguire investigation committee will meet in the committee room Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock to consider charges by General Corse if anyone present can substantiate them. The Committee on underground wires will meet at 8 p m today to review three reports on the Philadelphia and Washington trip regarding the best method of laying wires underground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maguire Investigation Committee
General Corse
Philadelphia
Washington
Whitney patent shaft coupling at Mechanics fair
The Whitney patent shaft coupling is displayed at the Mechanics fair on the first floor at No. 43. It is described as simple safe and noiseless and urged to repay examination. The item is presented as a standout portento apti-ratiler in promotional notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Fair
Superior Court Suffolk County October First Session Docket
A condensed docket from the Suffolk County Superior Court lists multiple civil suits across sessions, including Griffin versus Stewart over a village cart and Fawcett versus Hill over money and services. Several cases move through plaintiffs and defendants with juries, auditors, and various attorneys noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Suffolk County
Blodgett
Louisa F. Griffin
Samuel A. Stewart
M. O. Adams
Robert Fawcett
Edw. L. Hill
E. B. Hale
P. R. Gilman
Thomas O’connor
F. D. Osgood
B. E. Perry
C. W. Bartlett
Cook v City of Gloucester tort land damage verdict
Case list itemizes verdicts including Cook versus City of Gloucester for land damages after street cutting with a $102525 award. Also covers Golthwaite administrator versus Pierce executors for a debt, Brady versus Empire State Steamship Company, O Reag an versus same for personal injury torts, and multiple other docket entries with attorney assignments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
City of
Gloucester
Golthwaite
Pierce Et al
Thomas W. Pierce
Brady
Empire State Steamship Company
O’reagan
Same
H. P. Moulton
P. J. McCusker
W. E. Jewell
Mayo
Kearns
Donovan
Favor
Stevens
Pingree
Water rights cases heard in Weymouth petitions
Superior Court Norfolk County docket items list several petitions by Barker Reed and others against Weymouth inhabitants seeking damages for taking Great Pond water for a supply. On trial, evidence for respondents began and not finished. Attorneys Morse Swasey for respondents and Gaston Bumpus for petitioners represent the sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Bumpus
R. M. Morse, Jr
H. E. Swasey
Park v Anderson contract suit over rent of tenement
Superior Court Middlesex County Oct 11 Judge Pitman hears John H. Park against George W. Anderson for $1588.88 for use and occupation of a tenement. Facts reference Feb 1884 tenancy by Prouty McGaffey and their insolvency leading to Anderson as assignee and disputed possession and rent.
List of court cases and parties involved
Jury out. G. C. Abbott for plaintiff. J. G. Maguire and H. F. Fales for defendant. Case numbers include 2280 Hazen versus B M R R Co, 2290 McGrath versus town of Woburn, 2525 Perkins versus Stillman, 2379 Gallagher versus Houghton et al, 2384 Stewart versus Eberle, 2399 Flynn versus B L R R Co, 2403 Powers versus Lyons and trustee, 242 t Hayes versus Flayes, 2456 Page versus Kelleher executor, 2467 Hurley versus Inhabitants of Stoneham, 2471 Denning versus Darling, 2497 Woodberry versus Kelley, 2515 Pratt versus Ashley et al, 2516 Drake versus Reed et al, 2619 Hammond versus Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Abbott
J. G. Maguire
H. F. Fales
Hazen
McGrath
Town of
Woburn
Perkins
Stillman
Gallagher
Houghton
Stewart
Eberle
Ornithologists' Union Opens Fifth Annual Congress
The American Ornithologists' Union opened its fifth annual congress in the Natural History rooms. Officers include President J A Allen and Vice Presidents Dr Elliot Cones and Robert Ridgway. secretary Dr C H Merriam. treasurer Charles B Corey. Council members feature William Brewster, M W Henshaw, Montague Chamberlain, George N Lawrence, and the late Professor Spencer Faird. The secretary’s report notes membership stats and two deaths. treasurer reports receipts of 1764 dollars and expenditures of 1217 dollars. The council recommends appointing one active and twenty six associate members. the union to be incorporated under New York law. a revised constitution adopted. A number of ornithology papers were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Ornithologists’ Union
Natural History Rooms
J. A. Allen
Elliot Cones
Robert Ridgway
C. H. Merriam
Charles B. Corey
William Brewster
M. W. Henshaw
Montague Chamberlain
George N. Lawrence
Spencer Faird
New York
North End Mission Elects New Board at YMCA Meeting
The North End Mission held its annual meeting at the YMCA last evening and elected a board of directors including Silas Peirce Irving O Whiting H E Abbott Ezra Farnsworth Isaac B Mills Eben Tourjée Charles G Nazro George B Dyer the Rev L B Bates C E Hapgood Rev E A Horton William G Bell Edward L Tead Dr J W Johnson Arthur W Sawyer Joel Goldthwait H G Deblois Nicholson Broughton H M Leland and several ladies with H E Abbott as secretary and treasurer and Isaac B Mills as auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Young Men’s Christian Association
Silas Peirce
Irving O. Whiting
H. E. Abbott
Ezra Farnsworth
Isaac B. Mills
Eben Tourjée
Charles G. Nazro
George B. Dyer
L. B. Bates
C. E. Hapgood
E. A. Horton
William G. Bell
Edward L. Tea
G. W. Ford
W. B. Tilton
Georg L. Osgood
John Sullivan
C. EB. Hapgood
Parry Anniversary Observed by North Cambridge Couple
Mr and Mrs John Parry of North Cambridge celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary last evening at their new home 319 North avenue. Hartshorn's Orchestra provided music and M R Jones served a fine collation. Rev William S Apsey who united the couple and Lafayette G Blair gave brief addresses, while Clarence Wheeler offered readings. A water pitcher from Mr Parry's four brothers in the brick business was among the notable gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John &. Parry
North
Cambridge
North Avenue
Hartshorn
M. R. Jones
Williams. Apsey
Roster of English High School battalion for coming year
The English High School announces its next year battalion rosters with two battalions and multiple companies. Names include Colonels Wales Jr and Smith, Majors Cole and Smith, adju tants, quartermasters, and a long list of captains lieutenants and sergeants for Companies A to G in both the First and Fourth Battalions. The drum corps lists Drum Major C A J Smith and Sergeant A E Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales, Jr
C. H. Cole
Jadjutant
H. D. Pease
EB. B. Ladd
C. H. Coleman
H. B. Stebbins
C. E. Boothby
W. H. Roby
W. A. Wheeler
R. W. Boynton
W. T. Barnes
J L. Bartlett
J.J. Wilson
8. Tappan
F. M. Ridler
Fi Snuth
O. A. Lapham
R. C. Larrabee
J. F. Kenniff
G. A. Danielson
H. E. Woodworth
Drum Corps
C. A. J. Smith
A. E. Adams
Also Mentioned on This Page
MUSIC
Bay State
Lydia Bacon
Bryn Mawr Hotel
Senator
South End
Mr. Hathorne
AN Evangelical Union
Somerville Infantry
Home Circle Convention
Ireland
the Society OF Arts
City Hall Notes
O’connor
Osgood
Ham
Kirwin
Behr
Coghill
Butler
Lancey
Cooke
Doherty
Gaston
Toole
White
Dimock
Murphy
Tuttle
Brastow
Upham
Dsonester
DEW Jdl
James Barry
R. H. Gardner
Epaminondas Wilson
Mary A. Dixie
Ira D. van Duzee
Charles W. Bartlett
Delia Turner
Barna F. Woodward
Providence Station
Columbus Avenue
Charles G. Fales
Cowperthwaite
Keene Granite Co
Kiernan
Convey
South Boston
R. R
Curtis
Robbins
Foster
Cleverly
Eames
Ayer
Fessenden
Norton
Kendall
Mahoney
Saugus
Breck
Albany
Wood
Bailey
Kingdon
Beesom
Brown
Murdock
Seabury
Higgins
Versailles
Shepard & McLune Co
Jackman
Nelson
Rollins
Duggan
Erskine
Davis
Barney
Jame
Ernst
Duffey
Scrannage
James
Ford
Hall
Essex
County
Brigham, C. Jd
Ornithologists’ Union
High School Battalion
sAhves & Sons
NTUC
Woodbury
Baker’s Breakfast
Rocera
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Hass
Bromfield ST
Prreezer, NG and
BAY State Electrotype Foundry
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