Funeral of Rev Lawrence J Morris Draws Brookline in Sorrow
Crowds of parishioners visiting clergymen and citizens filled St Marys Church of the Assumption Brookline for the funeral of Rev Lawrence J Morris late rector. The large turnout included archdiocese members from Boston and many town officials. The service featured pontifical high mass and a eulogy by Rev P J Garrigan, with 1800 in attendance and hundreds outside. The interment was at Holyrood cemetery Chestnut Hill after ceremonies at the church and parish grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Morris
St. Mary’s Church of the Assumption
Brookline
Archdiocese of Boston
Linden
Lieut Bartlett
Archdiocese of
Fr. Brady
Michael Dolan
Newton
Joseph Gallagher
St. Patrick’s Church
Boston
J. Mahan
Everett
Archbishop Williams
J.dougherty
Haverhill
W. F. McManus
South Lawrence
P. J. Garrigan
Catholic University At
Washington
Father Morris
God
Fr. Morris
Saint Peter's Church
Morris
Schmidt
Rossini
John R. Campbell
Werner
Megeren
Linden Street
James B. Hand
Michael Driscoll
M. W. Quinlain
Eneas Smith
Henry V. McLaughlin
James C. Rooney
Patrick Johnson
Richard Johnson
Owen Carey
Patrick O'Loughlin
James Driscoll
M. J. O’hearn
Thomas J. Kelly
F. J. Untersee
John Moloney
Thomas Mahon
John F. Fleming
Thomas B. McCaffrey
Felix R. King
Richard Johnson, Jr
Edward McAvoy
Henry Carroll
Frank T. Sullivan
William F. Foley
Luke Nagle
T. F. Shannahn
John A. Curry
T. J. Burke
F. F. Johnson
James Farren
James P. Mackay
Joseph Owens
M. Mackey
Joseph F. Driscoll
Francis Driscoll
Peter McElroy
John T. Cahill
Dr. Adams
Edward F. Mullowney
Holyrood Cemetery
Chestnut Hill
C. W. Biddle
Brookline Universalist Church
William BB. Archibald
Presbyterian Church
Leonard K. Storrs
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
John F. Lee
Jefferson
W. D. Joyce
Lowell
Sullivan
Church of the Sacred Heart
Lynn
Tracey
Cathedral
Shagan
Malden
O'Connor
Frawley
Miston Church
Gilbreth
Shaw
North Chelmsford
McDonnell
Mt. Auburn
Coffin
Byrnes
J. J. Scully
Cambridge
Boylan
Charlestown
O’toole
West Newton
Middlesex County figures in annual treasurer's report
Treasurer Joseph O Hayden reports Middlesex County year ending December 31 1899 total expenses 97603585 dollars and county debt 1030000. New probate court and registry of deeds in East Cambridge cost about 700000 including land financed by loans. Temporary and permanent loans last year total 332000, taxes 36024846. Dog licenses yielded 89264.40 with over 97 percent distributable to towns. Cash balances 14392.65 county account and 152201.56 building. Major outlays include salaries 33986.66 clerical 58509.71 courts 70828.71 prisoners care 87358.04 civil court 45003 building 126280 highways 48480.97 travel expenses 436.21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O. Hayden
Middlesex County
Registry of Deeds
East Cambridge
Treasury
Yorick club annual meeting elects officers
The Yorick club held its annual meeting with Vice President Jr. W. Stickney presiding. The treasurer reported about 250 dollars net for the year. Elected officers include President Frederick P. Marble, vice presidents Harry A. Brown and Rodney F. Hemenway, Secretary J. Nelson Dennis, Treasurer Julian B. Keyes, Directors Wilbur F. Vinton Joseph Talbot and William Greene. A vote of thanks to retiring President Captain Thomas Bot, now post marshal of a town in the Philippine Islands, was sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorick Club
nirs@y
Jr. W. Stickney
Frederick P. Marble
Harry A. Brown
Rodney F. Hemenway
J. Nelson Dennis
Julian B. Keyes
Wilbur F. Vinton
Joseph 8. Talbot
William 8
Thomas Bot
Panay
Lippine Islands
Exciting Trotting Racing on Concord River
Local sports note reports a brisk ice trotting meet on the Concord river with Leo Wilkes winning the free for all, Marion S second, and Ferguson Roker taking the pace prize with Baby Ruth second. Boxing bout details shift to January 25 with Flaherty training in Pawtucketville and Dion aiding. Quaker City basketball visits Lowell to face Burke's crack team at Associate Hall tonight in a highly anticipated game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc” Evans
Concord
B. W. Johnson
Leo Wilkes
Marion S
Doc Evans
Martin Flaherty
Dal Hawkins
Hawthorne Athletic Club
Hartford
Dion
Flaherty
Quaker City
Lowell
Burkes
Associate Hall
Fraternal Supper and Entertainments at Mt Zion Lodge
A fraternal gathering at Good Templars hall featured a superb supper from 7 and a lively program. Performances included cornet and violin solos, songs, two sketches The Magic Mirror and Why We Never Married, and a large group of participants. Aeolian orchestra provided selections as the event showcased lodge friendship and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion Lodge
Good Templars Hall
J. J. Giblin
F. W. Davis
Nathaniel A. Houston
J. Donnelly
Magic Mirror
Frank McLean
Jessie Chalmers
Hattie Hodge
Alexander Mack
Maud Mountfor
Edith Williams
Mamie Houston
Robert Wood Mountford
Hopkins
Grace Pollitt
Jessie Hodge
R. W. Mountford
Maud Mountford
Edith Wiliams
Hattie
Thomas Pollitt
N. A. Houston
James McGrath
John W. Bowker
Aeolian Orchestra
Carl J. E. Santesson
Thomas Husband
William Dow
John Usher
Alex. Mach
Stock Market Holds Steady Tone Amid Mixed Reports
Market shows little change with closed trading, rates easing on January dividends. Sugar slips, tobacco and leather gain, copper and Erie rights move, and Boston Montana purchases support prices. Dividend news from Boston Montana Copper Mining and Cochiti mill eyed for April. Isle Royale heads arrive for next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Telephone
Cochiti
Boston
Montana
Old Dominion
Centennial
Boston and Montana Copper Mining Co
London
Paris
New York
Isle Royale
Kearsarge
Cochit
New York Market Report From Bright Sears & Co
Bright Sears & Co reports on today s Boston and New York markets. Prices and movements are summarized for major commodities and financial instruments with emphasis on early trading directions and notable shifts in key goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Bright, Sears & Co
New York Market
Financial lines from Boston area mills and banks
A fragment lists several mills and banks with percentages and figures. Notable entries include Great Falls Mfg Co Arlington Mills and Middlesex Co with percent figures, followed by banks such as Third National Bank Boston Webster Bank and South End National Bank with various percentages. The garbled OCR yields many unreadable tokens but preserves names and numeric values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochocd Migs Core
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Lawrence Mfg. Co
Csceeseees
Ceceesseree
Great Falls Mfg
Arlington Mills
Middlesex Co
Te Renae
Pacific Milla
Otis CO
Third National Bank
Boston
National Webster Bank
South End National Bank
State National Bank
New England National Bank
Financial listing of firms and stakes in Atlantic Cotton Mills era
A dense ledger of firms including Francis Henshaw & Co and Amoskeag Mfg Co showing stakes, percentages, and related entities. It lists Cambridgeport Nat'l Bank, Manchester Mills, peppered with railroads, insurance, and real estate interests across multiple companies and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Henshaw & Co
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Metie
Manchester Mills
Boston and
Maine “Railroad
Swift & Co. Gs
Kansas City
Memphis
Birmingham
Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers
New England Street By. Co
Portsmouth
Dover
Quincy Railroad Bridge Co
Chapman Valve Co
Boston Water Power Co
Baportes
Bwak Goo
Mercantile Fire and of Insurance Co
Isa
Rand-Avery Supply Co
Municipal
Realty Co
Burton Holmes Lectures Manila Tour at Opera House
Burton Holmes opens his season in the city with a Manila topic at the Opera House on February 2. The talk features colored lantern slides and motion pictures showing Pasig river scenes, Manila crossroads, the Ninth Infantry, the Carabao, fire department responses, a cock fight, and a defence earthwork. It also includes footage of Dewey's flagship Olympia in Hong Kong harbor and scenes on the Empress of China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Holmes
Opera House
Manila
Holmes
Dewey
Hong Kong
Personally conducted railroad excursion through Europe
Vestry of the First Baptist church hosted a social evening built as a train ride through Europe. The large vestry staged train cars and stations with signs while Rev. H. T. Ford narrated cities from Queenstown through Ireland Scotland France Italy and Germany with descriptive songs and national airs. Participants included Frank Noonan Franci Burtwell Lena Reid Ethel Walsh Florence Flemings Grave Lambert led by Y M C A social committee chair Jennie Lydne with George Gurney as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Europe
Bureau of Information
Queenstown
Ireland
Scotland
France
Italy
Germany
T. Ford
Frank Noonan
Franci Burtwell
Lena Reid
Ethel Walsh
Florence Flemings
Grave Lambert
Jennie Lydne
George Gurney
Officers Elected at Pawtucket Congregational Society
The Ladies' Society of Pawtucket Congregational church elected officers at a Wednesday meeting. President Mrs J M Wilson. vice presidents Mrs Laura Tabor Mrs Daniel Bean Mrs Harry Batchelder. secretary Mrs J B W Coburn. treasurer Mrs W D Leland. collectors Miss Mary H Wilson and Cora Cummings. entertainment committee Mr and Mrs Alfred Howe Mr and Mrs George Richardson Mr and Mrs Wm Patten. dishes chair Mrs W F Byam. silver chair Mrs Putnam. table linen chairs Mesdames Tabor Bean Batchelder. A sociable and supper followed, and married men will run the next sociable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ldies’ Society of
Pawtucket
Wm. Patten
W. F. Byam
Putnam
Miss Alice Brown Hosts Seventeenth Birthday Party
Miss Alice Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Brown celebrated her seventeenth birthday with a party at 9 Simpson Street. Refreshments were provided by D L Page Co and guests enjoyed games and music. A silver bracelet was presented to Miss Brown after a speech by C G Martin. Maude Did he tell you he loved you Clara Yea Maude Then why did you refuse him Clara I want a paying teller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brown
W. D. Brown
Simpson Street
D. L. Page Company
Miss Brown
C. G. Martin
Maude
Clara
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Rev
L. J. Morris
St. Mary’s Church
Sheridan
Johnson & CO
Mass
Tur Yorick Club
MT. Zion
Lady Franklin Council
Daughters of Liberty
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Jennie Sturtevant
A. Cora Stiles
Etta Landers
Florence Danforth
Luella Crowell
Mary &. Foster
Mary E. Foster
Geo. c. Currier
Bearce
Scribner
Miss Ripley
Miss Perham
Isse Grant
William Roberts
Willie Sawyer
Sturtevant
Lst
Laura Copeland
George H. Hudson
Clara EB. Varney
Maud Farley
George C. Currier
Florence Prescott
Mabel Mercier
George S. Gilman
Lois Titcomb
Blanche Bartlett
Nellie Farley
Alice Schofield
Ethel Hadley
C. F. Mann
Centralville Council
Royal Arganum
I. C. C. F. Hall
Bridge Street
Canton
Lo, O. F
Aaron Clark
Methuen
Chevalier Lodge
K. P
Putnam's
Stock Market
Third Avenue Railroad
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
The
Ontonagon Herald
Adventure Company
Knowlton
Atchison
Atchison, Ptd
Ritehour
St. Wanseee
Union Pac
Gaiumet & Hecla
Tal
Santa Fe
Wolverine
Erie
Ote
Federal Steel
Oene
Boig Gong Mex
Issseees
Amer
Old Dominion A
R. LawDay & Co
National Bank of Redemption
Blackstone National Bank
Atlantic National Bank
Mets Ee
Old Colony Railroad Co
Portsmouth & Dover Railroad
Boston & Ae Railroad Co
Boston &Mess Rr Co
Boston & Providence Railroad Corporation
American Waltham Watch
Revere House Co
Boston Tow Boat Co
Mort
Erie Telegraph and Telephone Co
Shoe & Leather Nat. Bank Co
J. B. Cover & CO
Shattuck ST
Opp
Savoy Theatres
Pilsbury
Sbuy
T.xxxx
T. J. McDonald
Cor. Fletcher and Dutton Sts
Pollard & CO
Penshae
Maslin
Mecntoon
Cloak Dept
Wainy
Gene
Merrimack Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Sts
SUGAR
N. Y. Central
Exchange Building
Colaumbus, Marshall & Northeastern
Joshua Brown &Co
Bankers
State &T
Miss A W. Brown Oda
Eile Noe Bik
Mipoleses Sraaer
Rhodes
Arthur Rhodes
Parker Coal and
Ww. H. Parker Sons
Prescott St. Tel
Vera Poplar St. Tel
Parker