Boston Post Tiny Home Notes and City Wit
A Boston Post column notes varied home topics and social comments. It mentions a Boutwell succession update expected in Concord, Tremont Temple ventilation, fashion trends like plaids, Patti’s return in three weeks, and humorous asides about gloves, gloves, and local amusements. It also touches on Kate Field and Olive performances, New York snow, and the Coliseum crowd, with light satire on fashion, printing, and cabbage as brain nourishment.
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Tremont Temple
Boston
Polar
Patti
Grimes
Lyceum
Olive
Kate Field
Music Hall
New York
Coliseum
Purchase Street
Hickory
Dickory
Dulness
Plymouth
Berkshire
Barnstable
Massachusetts Teachers' Association Holds Annual Meeting In Boston
The twenty fifth annual meeting of the Massachusetts State Teachers Association will take place in Boston with sessions at Lowell Institute Hall Tremont Temple and the Rice School. The program covers High Grammar and Primary School sections with papers on examinations teaching methods and school administration. Free return tickets and Maverick House boarding are noted for attendees arriving from distant locations.
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Massachusetts State Teachers’ Association
Lowell Institute Hall
Pr Nicholson
Jonathan Kimball
Hoj
Salem
Stacy Bigoon
We Baxter
Boston
Wm. N. Seon
Lee Cave Sete
Mary Kyle
Stickney
L. W. Mason
Eachin Leigh
New York
Daniel Leach
Provicence
R.J
F. A. Craigen
M. Paver
M. W. Tewksbury
Francis Coggswell
Cambridge
John S. Woodman
Dartmouth
Mile
W. Minus. Esq
California
Bedford Street
Tremont Temple
Rice School
Dartmuth Street
Maverick House
East Boston
Dana's Moonrise after a Gale at Hendrickson Doll Gallery
Dana's Moonrise after a Gale, a famed Dana painting, is briefly on display at Hendrickson Doll Richards on Summer street. The New York Express praised its solitary moonlit ocean scene and poetic power, noting its departure soon to a celebrated New York collector.
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Hendrickson, Doll & Richards
Summer Street
New York
The
New York Express
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Childe Harolde
Arlington Street residence sold by Hatch & Co for estate
The late Oliver Brewster's Arlington street home, four stories with basement and French roof facing the Public Garden, was sold by Samuel Hatch & Co. The lot is 20 by 110 feet and the house 20 by 65 feet. Bids rose from 30000 above a mortgage to 48700, then to 42300 for J Cieves Dodge of Dodge Brothers & Co., with the final price just under recent valuations.
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Oliver Brewster
Arlington Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Marlborough Street
Samuel Hatch & Co
J. Cieves Dodge
Dodge Brothers & Co
Franklin Street
Annual Meeting of the Sons of Temperance in Massachusetts
The Girand Division met at the Meiona with about 350 delegates. Reports show 6 charters granted and 416 divisions statewide. Membership totals 8493 with 781 admitted and 125 dying after pledges breached. Receipts and expenses listed, cash on hand $20,136. Ladies visitors 90, public temperance meetings 29, tracts distributed 23.
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Sons OF Temprerance
Deanp
Girand
Sons of Temperance of Massachusetts
Meiona
G. W.P
H. R. Danforth
Congressional Committee Set for Boston Session
A Ways and Means sub committee will convene in Boston to study the bonded warehouse system and internal revenue tax. Members include Samuel C. Looper chairman, Allison, Blair, Maynard, Brooks, Kelly, McCarthy, with Samuel Hooper hosting at the St James. The Boston Board of Trade will assist in formalizing the discussion.
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Boston
St. James
Fourth District
Samuel Hooper
Samuel C. Looper
Mass
William B. Allison
Iowa
Austin Blair
Michigan
Horace Maynard
Tennessee
James Brooks
New York
William D. Kelly
Pennsylvania
Dennis McCarthy
Boston Board of Trade
Democratic Rally at Faneuil Hall Promises Victory
A large enthusiastic crowd fills Faneuil Hall as Democrats rally to rescue Massachusetts from Republican rule. Joshua D. Ball presides, praising long-standing party principles, with speakers John Quincy Adams and J. E. Fitzgerald outlining contrasts with prohibitionists and Republicans, urging unity and vigilance for November elections.
Semi Annual Spiritualists Convention in Boston
The Spiritualists of Boston and vicinity held their Semi Annual Convention with large attendance in forenoon and afternoon sessions. Tremont Temple filled for evening programs featuring A. H. Carpenter Dr Storer E H Wheeler Prof Denton and Mrs Cora L V Tappan along with an entertainment by the Children's Progressive Lyceum Association and performances by Misses R. E. C. and M. S. Fabian that enhanced the event.
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Boston
Tremont Temple
A. H. Carpenter
Storer
E. H. Wheeler
Denton
Cora L. V. Tappan
Children’s Progressive Lycem Association
RE. C
M.S. Fabian
Old South Society votes to seek new worship site
At an adjourned meeting in Freeman Place Chapel the Old South Society authorized its standing committee to procure a site for a new house of worship by a 15 to 18 vote. The motion did not authorize building. A second vote declared the society does not intend abandoning or demolishing the present church.
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Free Library Moves to Hamilton Place in Boston
Massachusetts New Church Union says its Free Library and Reading Room at 25 Bromfield Street will relocate to Hamilton Place around December 1. The Swedenborgian group invites all to read New Church writings or inquire about them in the new location. The Congressional Committee praised businesslike conduct during a Boston visit, noting no junkets despite a Union Club reception, and toured Lowell mills afterward.
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Bromfield Street
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Massachusetts
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Tver
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Lectures Begin Under Metrorp Post 66 in Haverhill
Metrorp Post No 66 of the Grand Army of the Republic opens a twelve lecture course with the first by Wim R Emerson of Boston. Other speakers include Daniel A Gleason Rev Jas T McCollom Charles H Brainard Baxter E Perry and village pastors. A large Democratic meeting followed in the City Hall with C L Woopbury Epwaap Hamilton Esqs Merrill presiding and strong party organization for November.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Wim. R. Emerson
Boston
Daniel A. Gleason
Jas. T. McCollom
Charles H. Brainard
Baxter E. Perry
Haverhill
C. L. Woop- Bury
Epwaap Hamilton
Merrill
Eckfords to Visit Boston for Exhibition Games
The Eckfords of New York, United States champions, arrive in Boston for exhibition games with three local clubs. Their first match is set against the Trimountains at Union Grounds at 2 PM today with Trimountains fielding their strongest lineup. Hon Thomas Russell honored by Ninth Regiment Band serenade in a social visit afterward.
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New York
United States
Boston
Trimountains
Union Grounds
Thomas Russell
Ninth Regiment
America
Ireland
Beal Estate Sales Reported in Cambridge Auctions
George R. Hichborn & Co. sold by auction yesterday a small wooden house on North Hanover court for 1769 to N. Davidson. Five lots on Garden and Donnell streets in Cambridge brought from 41 to 6 cents per foot. A small wooden house on Dublin street Cambridge sold for 1300 to John Bogan.
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George R. Hichborn & Co
North Hanover Court
N. Davidson
Garden and
Donnell Streets
Cambridge
Dublin Street
John Bogan
Bierstadt Picture Drawing Crowds at Childs Co Gallery
Bierstapt s Paintixe now on exhibition at Childs Co gallery attracts large crowds. The painting, praised as entrancing, was a major draw at Berlin Paris and London galleries. Exhibition continues briefly. Also listed are Americans registered at Bowles Brothers office for the week ending October 6 1869 including Dr F Livermore A H Hall and families, and others. The ship Glory of the Sea will be launched from Donald McKay shipyard Fast Boston. 2000 tons, largest on the stocks in Island Ward.
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Bierstadt
Gallery of Childs & Co
Berlin
Paris
London
Bowles, Brothers & Co
F. Livermore
A. H. Hall
A. E. Russell
R. G. Russell
William Amory
F. Amory
G. T. Angell
T. P. Beal
J. H. Brooks
B. F. Atkins
H. Atkins
Atkins
Boston
Donald McKay
Island Ward
St Thomas Parish Buys Lot at Union Square for New Church
The Parish of St Thomas has purchased a lot at Union Square adjoining Hawkins Hall where services are held. Erection of a church edifice will begin at once. The church under the charge of Morell is prospering with a flourishing sabbath school.
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Someervville
St. Thomas
Union Square
Hawkin’s Hall
Morell
Accident in East Cambridge Injures Lincoln Carpenter
While William Lincoln a carpenter, was sawing a tree limb in East Cambridge yesterday morning the limb sprang and struck him in the stomach causing a fall of about forty feet. He broke both legs with the right leg in two places and was taken home.
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East Cambridge
Wm. F. Lincoln
Telegraph Fire Alarm Badges Issued to Access Probes
Superintendent Kennard distributes badges to all associated with the telegraph fire alarm system to curb unauthorised access to residences by individuals posing as repairers. The measure aims to ensure legitimate personnel only enter homes for maintenance or inspection.
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Kennard
Eel Recovered From Maverick Oil Works Fire Pump
An eel measuring 24 inches in length and five inches in circumference was drawn from the pump of John S. Camrell engine No. 11 during a fire on the Maverick Oil Works premises Saturday night.
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John S. Camrell
Maverick Oil Orks
Concert Attendees Warned to Dress Warm at Coliseum
An item urges concertgoers at the Coliseum to wear warm clothing today tomorrow or Saturday. It notes shawls and coats may be discarded and will be picked up from the floor, implying rough handling of clothing during the performances.
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Colisewa
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Sait
Boylston Street
Peck
Music Hall
Metropolitan Railroad
Arbuckle
Boston Theatre and Venues Showcasing Stage Richness
Boston venues present Evadne at the Boston Museum with Miss Annie Clarke in the lead, supported by Barron, McClannin, and Murdock. London Assurance runs next, while Theodore Thomas’s concerts and Selwyn’s Theatre showcase acclaimed performances. Colley Cibber’s She Would and She Would Not returns at Selwyn’s with a strong cast. Formosa and The Belle of Tremont Street headline at other houses, with Howard Atheneum and Apelph Theatre offering varied entertainment.
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Evadne
Boston Theatre
Formosa
Selwyn’s
Howard Athen
the Coopers
Olympic Theatre
Adelphi Theatre
Annie Clarke
Shiel
Theodore Thomas
America
Mason and Thomas Quartette
New York
Selwyn
Boston
Stuart Robson
Major Wellinston de Boots
Colley Cibbber
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