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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1881

Page

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Memorial Day Observances Noted Across Gloucester and Baltimore

In Gloucester mass observances paused as memorial services were held in city hall with remarks by Col lector Babson and local officials. In Baltimore the day saw general business suspension and solemn church services attended by Grand Army posts and post office employees.

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Lane Mr. Potter Newton Mr. Miller Somerville H. N. Williams Minor Young Men’s Christian Association F. O. Seavey H. P. Chelius Burnham F. M. Ellis Ellis C. B. Crane Crane Sumter Senate Aken Apostles of Liberty Chester A. Arthur Franklin Johnson Saul South Congregational Church Mr. Hale Mr. Savage Gov. Lorg James Freeman Clarke United Garfeld Garfica Columbus Avenue Universalist Church Miner Remick Wadleigh Bryant Miss Kimball Chapin Grove Hall Church G. T. Flanders Lowell Patterson the Highlands Jefferson John Quincy Adams van Buren Grant Johnson Henry Blanchard Old South Church New Old South Church Boylston and Dartmouth Streets Shepherd J. H. Stickney Jeffer Fanny Kellogg Clara Poole-King C. R. Ford Lince Mr. Means Clark Evangelists Episcopal Chapel of the Evangelists North Charles Street T. H. Howard States of America Seripturg Rufus Ellis Quartette George E. Ellis Trinity Church Phillips Brooks King’s Chapel Henry W. 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