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071 SA 38
Almshouse
Salem Evening News
Inmates were treated to a fine entertainment and Christmas tree party, January 8, by the Emeralds. Each inmate was presented with a gift and refreshments were served by the matron, Mrs. Cummings.
(In) S. E. N. January 9, 1914. P.15.
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071 P31P
Almshouse,.
Peabody Press
Recently renovated and a row of rock maples set out on either side of the lane leading to the house.
(In) Press Nov. 10, 1881.
P.5
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071 SA38
Appleton, Fanny Rollins.
Salem Evening News
Wife of General Francis Henry Apple- ton, died March 1, 1906, in Boston.
(In) S.E.N. March 3, 1906.
P.2
In Basement.
071 P31P
Appleton, Francis Henry
Peabody Press
Was appointed Librarian of the Massachusetts Society for Promoting Agriculture.
(In) Press June 15, 1889.
P.1
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071 P31P
Appleton, Francis Henry
Peabody Press
Was elected a trustee of the Essex Agricultural Society on Oct. 28, 1890.
(In) Press
Nov. 1, 1890.
P.1
071 SA38
In Basemeny.
Appleton, General Francis Henry
Salem Evening News
Was elected President of the Essex
Institute July 13, 1904 at a meeting of the Directors of the Essex In- sti tute.
F
(In) S. E. N. July 14, 1904.
P.2
0771 SA3S
Appleton, General Francis Henry
Salem Evening News.
Sent a copy of "The Law of the Road- side" to the commission of public works.
(In)S.E.N.Nov.13,1914.
P.5.
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071 SA3S
Appleton, Francis Henry
Salem Evening News
Senator Appleton was appointed on the library and taxation committees at the State House .
(In) S.E.N. Jan. 10, 1903. p.2.
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071 SA38
Appleton, General Francis Henry
Salem Evening News
Resigned his office of President
of the Essex Agricultural Society.
(In) S. E. N. June 28, 1904
P.2
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071 P31PS
Appleton, General Francis Henry
Peabody Star
Gold medal presented by General F.H. Appleton, to be competed for each year by the graduating class of the High School was placed in a glass cas in the Library room in 1899, where it was seen by the public.
(In) Peabody Star Aug.26, 1899. P.4
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071 P31P
Appleton, Francis Henry
Peabody Press
Published, in pamphlet form, a four page" Catalogue of the Broadfields Farm Herd of Ayrshire Cattle". This farm was located in West Peabody, Mass.
(In) Press Sept. 27, 1871.
in Basement.
071 P31P
Appleton, Francis Henry
Peabody Press
Governor Ames nominated and the Executive Council confirmed the nomination of Francis H. Appleton of this town a Trustee of the State Agricultural College.
( In) Press Jan. 26,1887. P.1
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071 D23D
Appleton, Rev. Frank P.
Danvers Courier. Ordained pastor of Unitarian Church Jan. 14, 1846.
(In) D.C.Jan. 17, 1846.
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071 SA38
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Appleton, General Francis Henry
Salem Evening News
Was elected President of the General Theological Library of Boston on May 11, 1903.
(In) S. E. N. May 12, 1903.
P.2
071 SA 3S
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Appleton, General Frances Henry
Salem Evening News
Was elected President of the Sons of Revolution in Philadelphia on May 3, 1905.
(In) S. E. N. May
4, 1905.
P.2
071 P31P
Bagley, Gustave T.
1861
Peabody Press 1VYS
Married Bessie M. Holmes April 15, 1885 by Rev. E.C. Bolles.
(In) Press April 22, 1885.
P.8
In Basement.
071 P31P
Baker, Francis.
Peabody Press
Died May 25, 1874 - age 64 years 5 months.
(In) Press May 27, 1874.
In Basement
071 P31P
Baker, Francis
Peabody Press
Cashier of the Warren National Bank suffered a paralytic shock in Dec. 1871.
(In) Press Dec. 27, 1871.
in Basement
071 SOSS Baker, Francis
So. Danvers Wizard
Secretary to Peabody Institute Library 1852-1855. Elected Trustee in 1852-1855. Member of Lyceum and Library Committee 1856-1862. Secretary to the Warren Five Cents Savings Bank in 1867.
(In) Wizard April 24, 1867.
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071
Baker, Francis A.
So
Danvers Wizard
Married Nellie Sutherland, in
North Andover, by Rev. G. Sutherland.
(In) Wizard Sept.
4, 1861.
In Basement.
071 SA3S
Baker, Susan P.
In Basement.
Salem Evening News
Died March 24, 1904 - age 84 years 11 months.
(In) S. E.N. March 24, 1904. P.2
071 P31P
Baldwin, Ernest
Peabody Press Married Mary Little Nov. 25, 1891 by Rev. W.P. Ray .
(In) Press Dec. 12, 1891. p.4.
071 PZIP
Bancroft, S. C.
Peabody Press
Elected secretary of the School Committee Mar. 4, 1890.
(In) Press Mar. 5, 1890.
p.2.
In Basement
071 P31P Band Stand
Peabody Press
Money was collected in order to build a Band Stand, which was placed at the corner of Chestnut St. for outdoor concerts. ( In) Press June 19, 1872.
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071 SA3S
Barrett, Martha O.
Salem Evening News
Died at her home 110 Central St. Oct. 14, 1905 - age 78 years 3 months 5 days. Was a Painter of note, Poetess contributor to many newspapers and secretary of the Ladies'Unitarian Society.
In Basement.
( In) S.E.N. Oct. 16, 1905. P.2
071 SA 3S
Baseball.
Salem Evening News
Wallis School defeated the Center 9-5, June 6, 1912.
(In) S. E. N. June 7, 1912.
P.12
In Basement
071 SA3S
Baseball.
Salem Evening News
Defeated Salem High, & to 3, at
Salem, June 17, 1912. Kelly pitched
for Peabody.
( In) S. E. N. June 18, 1912.
P.6
In Basement.
071 P31PE
Baseball
Peabody Enterprise
Bleachery Playground team de- feated East End Nine, Tuesday, July 15,1913, seventeen to nine.
(In) Pea. Enterprise Jul. 18, 1913. P.2.
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071 SA 3S
Baseball
Salem Evening News
In 1908 - 1909 the Salem High School Baseball team won the cham- pionship. In 1910 Peabody High won the trophy. In 1911 - 1912 Swampscott won and in 1913 Peabody again won the flag. Each of these teams have won a pair of champion- ships and if one of them again wins in 1914 it gets the Johnson Cup as
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a perman probably
ent possession, and means the passing of
071 SA 3S
Baseball
Cd. 2.
Salem Evening News
the North Shore League. The best of feelings did not exist between the teams of this league for the past years.
(In) S.E.N. January 6, 1914. P.6.
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071 SASS
Baseball
Salem Evening News .
Peabody High opened the ball season at the park April 11 with a game with Manning High of Ipswich, which the home team won by score of 6 to 3. The wind swept across the field at times like a young cyclone.
(In )S.E.N.April 13,1914.
P.5.
In Baserent
071 SA3S
Baseball.
Salem Evening News.
Peabody High School defeated Marble- head on the park grounds in a loose- ly played game May 20. Home team batted hard thruout the game and ran bases at will. Baldwin and LeCain pitched for Peabody.
(In)S.E.N.May 21,1914.
P.2.
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071 SA 3S
Baseball
Salem Evening News
Peabody Store Clerks were defeated by Cobb Bates and Yerxa Company of Salem at Rowell's Field, Wednesday August 12, 1914. Score nine to eight.
(In) S.E.N. August 27, 1914. P.6.
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071 SA3S
Baseball.
Salem Evening News
Peabody High was represented in the Essex Interscholastic and the Middlesex Leagues. The school won the pennant in the Essex League in 1910 and was second in the Middlesex League. Ralph W. Reeve of Lynn, a former Dartmouth shotstop coached the nine in 1911.
In Basement.
(In) S.E.N. Mar. 22,1911. P.8
071 SÅ3S
Baseball League.
Salem Evening News
Class of 1910 Peabody High School offered cups to be presented to the winning team of the Grammar School League baseball for each of the four successive years. The Wallis, Center,
and Endicott Schools were the only three teams in the league in 1911, but it was hoped to stimulate inter- est and have more contestants in the follow ing years.
In Basement
(In) S. E. N. May 25, 1911. P.5
071 SA3S
Baseball.
Salem Evening News
Center School defeated the Wallis School June 22 - 6-5 - and broke the tie with the Wallis School. This win brough the championship to the Center School, also the cup offered by the P.H. S. class of 1910. The victorious team celebrated late into the evening - paraded the streets with cow bells, horns and school yells.
In Basemen
(In) S. E. N. July 23,1911. P.5
071 SA3S
Baseball.
Salem Evening News
Local amateur baseball league was organized July 14,1913 at a meeting at which ten teams were represented It was called the Peabody League. (In) S. E. N. July 15, 1913. P.2
In Basemen
071 P31PE
Batchelder, Ruth
Peabody Enterprise
Married Douglas Horner Feb. 26, 1921 at the Universalist Church by Rev. G.
A. Howes.
(In) P.E. Feb. 25, 1921. p.8.
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071 soss
Batchelder, Dr. S.F.
So
Danvers Wizard
Opened an office at 15 Main St. as a Physician and Surgeon.
( In) Wizard Nov. 11, 1863.
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071 SA 3S
Berry, Alice H.
Salem Evening News
Accepted a position to teach drawing at the Vermont State Normal School at Randolph Centre, Vermont.
(In) S.E. N.Sept.6,1905. P.5
In Basement.
071 SA3S
Berry, Alice H.
Salem Evening News
In Basement.
Accepted a position to teach mechan- ical drawing in the city of Ponce, Puerto Rico, and sailed for the island on the steamer, Ponce, from New York.
(In) S.E.N. Oct. 3, 1905. P.2
Bliss, Charles D.
Sallem Evening News
Well known insurance agent, died at his home, 14 Perkins St. April 16th. He was born in Westboro, Mass. Mch. 22, 1855 and has been a resident of Peabody for 40 years.
S.E.N. Apr. 18, 1921. P.2
071 P31P
Bodge, Amos P.
Peabody Press
Son of Jacob Bodge died Sept. 16, 1872, in Beverly, age 34 years 5 months.
(In) Press Sept. 18, 1872.
In Basement.
071 P31PE
Bodge, Arthur H
Peabody Enterprise
For many years one of the fire engin- eers, resigned his office recently on the completion of his 45th year in the Peabody Fire Department. He entered the service as a member of the old Tor rent Handtub Company, when he was 18 years old.
(In) P.E. May 12, 1922. p.l.
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071 SA3S
Bodge, Arthur L.
Salem Evening News
Married Mjalmina J. Sodderberg of
Salem, Sept. 10, 1913 by Rev. George
W. Penniman.
(In) S.E.N. Sept. 12,1913.
P.2
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071 P31P
Bodge, Arthur P.
Peabody Press
Married Nellie M. Winchester Sept. 28, 1882 by Rev. Mr. Sperry.
(In) Press Oct. 4, 1882.
P.8
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071 SASS
Bodge, Arthur P.
Salem Evening News
Assistant engineer was presented with a gold badge .on Nov.27,1911, by Free- man Bodge and Hose Company Three Fire Department.
(In) S.E.N. Nov.29,1911. P.5.
Ta Besome
071 SA3S
Bodge, Arthur P.
Salem Evening News
Was chosen to fill the vacancy in the Board of Engineers left by George H. Pauley who resigned.
(In) S.E.N. April 13, 1906.
P.5
In Basement.
071 SA 3S
Bodge, Benjamin.
Salem Evening News
Benjamin and Freeman Bodge of Hose Three won first prize - $15.00 in hose laying contest under the auspices of Hose Two of Ipswich in that town Feb. 19, 1913.
In Basement.
(In) S.E. N. Feb. 20. 1913. A L
071 P31P
Bodge, Benjamin H.
Peabody Press
Death Apr. 9, 1876-age 43 yrs. 5 mos. 9 das.
(In) Press Apr. 12, 1876.
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071 SA3S
Bodge, Benjamin H.
Salem Evening News
Married May E. Tanch April 17,1901 by Rev. W. H. Dearborn.
(In) S. E. N. April 20,1901.
P.2
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071 S08S
Bodge, Benjamin H.
So .
Danvers Wizard
Married Mary L. Osborne Nov. 21, 186 by Rev. Mr. Barbour.
(In) Wizard Nov. 28, 1866.
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071 P31A
Bodge, Catherine
Peabody Union
Wife of William H. Bodge and resident of Franklin Place died Oct. 29, 1895.
(In) Peabody Union Nov. 2, 1895. p.5. With Peabody Adv.
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071 P31P
Bodge, Mrs. Eliza Ann.
Peabody Press
Wife of Horatio Bodge, died Feb. 25, 1883 - age 64 years 17 days.
( In) Press Feb. 28, 1883 - P.8
071 P31PE
Bodge, Evelyn
Peabody Enterprise
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Bodge was made Assistant Teacher of Millinery at the Essex Agricultural School, Hathorne, Mass.
(In) P.E. Jan. 17, 1919. p.3.
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071 P31PE
Bodge, Freeman P.
Peabody Enterprise
Driver of Hose Three, was so partial to "Tom and Jerry", his fire steeds, that he said he wanted to be last driver to be given a motor chemical.
( In) Pea. Enterprise, August 14, 1914 P. 4.
In Basement
071 SÅ 3S
Bodge, Freeman P.
Salem Evening News
Celebrated his eighteenth anniver- sary as driver of Hose Three by giving members of company and guests turkey supper at hose station, Monday, December 15, 1913.
(In) S.E.N. December 16, 1913. P. 10.
In Basement
071 SA3S
Bodge, Freeman P.
Salem Evening News
Driver of Hose 3 observed his nine- teenth anniversary as driver of Pea- body Fire Department, Dec.15, by giving turkey supper at hose house to members of the company and friends. Mr .andMrs . Bodge were each presented with a gold watch, gifts of those present at sup- per .
(In )S.E,N. Dec.17,1914. P.2.
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071 SA3S
Bodge, Freeman P.
Salem Evening News
Observed the 17th anniversary of his appointment as driver of Hose Three Dec. 15, 1912 by giving a supper to members of the company and friends. ( In) S.E. N. Dec. 16, 1912. P. 3
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071 SA38
Bodge, Freeman P.
Salem Evening News
On December 15, 1911 celebrated six- teenth anniversary of his appoint- ment as Hose Three Driver.
(In) S.E.N. December 16, 1911. P.5.
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071 P31P
Bodge, Hannah Eliza
Peabody Press
Eldest daughter of Horatio and Eliza
Bodge.
Died Oct. 16, 1876-age 29 yrs. 3 mos.
17 das.
( In) Press Nov. 1, 1876.
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071 P31P
Bodge, Henry
Peabody Press
Married Annie M. Taylor Nov. 26, 1879 by Rev. C.C. Carpenter .
(In) Press Dec. 3, 1879.
p.4.
In Basemont
071 P31P
Bodge, Henry
Peabody Press
On Feb. 19, 1869 Henry Bodge, 13 yrs. of Lowell St. was run over by a load- ed wagon weighing 1700 lbs. He was
seriously injured.
(In) Press Feb. 24, 1869.
In Basement
071 SA3S
Bodge, Horatio
Salem Evening News
Eighty years old, died Mar. 19, 1902 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. E.A Hooper of Berry St.
(In) S.E.N. Mar. 19, 1902. p.2.
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071 P31PE
Bodge, Howard
Peabody Enterprise Died Feb. 20, 1919.
(In) P.E. Feb. 28, 1919. p.8.
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Bodge, Howard E.
Salem Evening News
Youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Bodge, 65 Andover St., died sudden ly from a clot of blood on the brain. He was born in this city, Dec. 21, 1894.
S.E.N. Feb. 20, 1919. P.5
071 P31P
Bodge, Jacob.
Peabody Press
Died March 27, 1883. One of the
oldest and most respected citizens
of Peabody. Engaged in the market
gardening business. Age 86 years.
( In) Press March 28, 1883. 5.4
In Basement
071 SA 3S Bodge, Jacob G.
Salem Evening News
Died at his home 31 Andover St.,
March 23, 1906 - age 72 years. Member of Union Post 50, Grand Army of the Republic.
(In) S. E.N. Mar. 23, 1906.
P.5
In Basemen
071 P31P
Bodge, Mary L.
Peabody Press Death Feb. 14, 1891-age 52 yrs. 4 mos.
(In) Press Feb. 21, 1891. p.8.
Bodge, Nellie M. (Winchester)
Salem Evening News
Wife of Arthur P. Bodge, died very suddenly from a cerebral hemorrhage Dec. 25th. She was in her 59th year. She leaves her husband, three sons and two daughters.
S.E.N. Dec. 27, 1920. P.4
Bodge, William H.
Salem Evening News
A life long citizen, died this morn- ing at his home, 6 Franklin place, in his 73rd year. He served in the Civil war with Co. C, Fifth regiment.
S.E.N. Dec. 14, 1920. P.2
071 SA3 $
Bodge, William H.
Salem Evening News.
071 P31PE
Age 67 years, G.A.R.veteran, em- ployed in the street department, was voted a pension at half pay, Dec.10 by the selectmen on his own application.
(In)S.E.N.Dec.11,1914. P.5. (In)P.E. Dec.11,1914. P.1.
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071 SOBS Bodge, William H.
So
Danvers Wizard Married Joanna C. Moreland Nov. 14, 1867 by Rev. Mr. Hervey.
( In) Wizard Nov. 20, 1867.
In Fasolesent
071 P31P
Boston and Maine Railroad Co.
Peabody Press Purchased land and constructed a street to the depot.
(In) Press May 31, 1871.
071 SASS
Boston and Maine Railroad Company.
Salem Evening News
Rep. Charles R. O'Connell of this town, with Senator Haley of Lawrence, Sen. Adams of Marblehead, Rep. Hurd of Salem and D. F. Bresnahan of Peabody protested to Mr. Barr at the B. & M. office against the taking off of the morning train to Lawrence. Many work ers at the Waters River Plant of the A.C. Lawrence Leather Company depended
In Basement.
071 SAS
cd.2
Boston and Maine Railroad Company.
Salem Evening News
upon it and when court was in session in Salem and Lawrence it was an accomodation. Mr. Barr granted thieir request.
(In) S. E. N. Mar.26, 1911.
P.6
In Basement
071 SA38
Boston and Northern Railway Co.
Salem Evening News
Special committee that conferred with the Boston and Northern Rail- road reported that the company de- clined to pay any part of the ex- pense of oiling the streets through which its cars ran.
( In) S. E. N. June 2,1911. P.5
In Basement
071 SÅ3S
Boston Maine Railroad Company.
Salem Evening News.
Suit of town against Boston and Maine Railroad for reimbursement of ex- pense of fighting forest fires, was entered in superior court at Salem week of Oct.5. Total amount claimed was $18.60 Road offered $10. in settlement.
(In )S.E.N.
Oct.9,1914.
P.7.
In Basemen
071 SA3S
Boston and Northern Railway, Co.
Salem Evening News
Superintendent Chalmers of the Boston and Northern Railway appeared before the Selectman Jan. 5 to answer the question as to whether the company would restore the trips discontinued on the Essex line. He gave figures showing how the cars were run at a loss and the small amount of traffic on the trips discontinued. Before
In Basement.
071 SA3S
Boston and Northern Railway, Co. Cd. 2
Salem Evening News
he gave a definite answer he wanted to look over the franchises of the old Essex Company.
(In) S.E.N. Jan. 6, 1911.
P.5
In Basement.
071 SASS
Boston and Maine Railroad Company.
Salem Evening News.
Was granted a permit May 4, to build a fireproof addition to the baggage room at the station for the use of the American Express Company .
(In)S.E.N.May 5,1916. P.5.
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071 SA 3S
Boston and Northern Railway Company.
Salem Evening News
Pres. Sullivan and other officials of the Boston andNorthern, with Rep. Charles R. O'Connell and town officials went to Lynn in special car to inspect the Peabody and Lynn line to better conditions and the service. A 15 minute trip from noon until evening, a little better class of ning time
cars and shorter run- was requested. (In) S. E. N. Mar. 25,1911. P.5
In Basement.
071 SA3S
Boston and Eastern Railway Company.
Salem Evening News.
At a conference held June 2 before the public service commission, on an increase in fares from five to six cents on the Boston and Eastern Rail- way Company , Peabody was represented 1 by Attorney Sheehan. A copy of the franchise granted to the Essex Elec- tric Railway in 1889, which contained a five cent fare restriction, was
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071 SASS
CD.2.
Boston and Eastern Railway Company.
Salem Evening News .
submitted and the argument advanced that an increase of fares to six cents would result in more jitney buses being run in competition with electrics.
(In)S.E.N.June 3,1916.
P.6.
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071 SA3S
Boston and Eastern Railway Company.
Salem Evening News .
Hearing by railroad commissioners on Boston and Eastern location on Nov. 22,1911. George L. Galeucia and S. Howard Donnell, latter a counsel, appeared in behalf of Improvement Society of South Peabody protested against layout of route through that section of town. Counsel Donnell asked that route be so changed to pro. vide station near water works pumping
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071 SA3S
Cd.2.
Boston and Eastern Railway Company.
Salem Evening News .
station, to change track so as to bring it from one half to three quarters of a mile nearer southern part of town.
(In) S.E.N. Nov.23,1911. P.6.
In Basena
071 SA3S
Boston and Eastern Railway, Co.
Salem Evening News
John H. Bickford, of Salem, Engineer of the Boston and Eastern Railway spoke at a smoker held by Pioneer Temple of the Munificent Order of Camels in Knights of Columbus Hall Jan. 23. The Board of Selectmen, many town officials and citizens
were present. He spoke on trans- portation, in general. Suggested
In Basement.
071 SA 38
Boston and Eastern RailwayCo. cd. 2
Salem Evening News
having a high speed electric railroad over a private right of way, which would mean quick speed and low fares. Rep. Charles R.O'Connell said that Peabody had grown 100% in twenty years and ranked 16th among the cities and towns of Mass. in volume of business done, but that the street railway in this town had not made any progress in 20 years.
In Basement.
(In) S. E.N. Ja. 24, 1911. P.8
071 SA3S
Boston and Eastern Railway Company.
SalemEvening News.
South Peabody citizens voted Nov.23 1911 to go ahead with plans to obtain different route for Boston and Eastern to revise route. Thomas A. Appleton did work.
(In) S.E.N.Nov.24,1911. P.12.
In Basement
071 SAZS
Boston and Maine Railroad. Co.
Salem Evening News
Boston and Maine Railroad gave notice that 7.01 morning train for Lawrence and the 8:15 Lawrence train for Peabody would be discontinued on and after Mar. 27. Selectman Fay sent a protest to the agent of the Boston and Maine opposing this curtailment of service for Peabody, and cited the inefficient and unsatisfactory conditions the Railroad Co. was rendering the town. ( In) S. E. N. Mar. 24, 1911. P.5
In Basement.
071 SA3S
Boston and Maine Railroad. Company
Salem Evening News
By the new schedule Peabody lost
two trains, each way to Boston,
over the Eastern Division and one,
each way, to Lawrence.
(In) S. E. N. June 23,1911. P.5
In Basemen
071 SA3S
Boston and Maine Railroad Co.
Salem Evening News
Commissioners investigated Rep. Charles R. O'Connell's complaint on overcrowded condition of trains between Boston and Peabody. Board
forwarded complaint to railroad company and received reply which is published in the
S.E.N. Jan. 19, 1912. P.10
In Basement
S.E.N. Feb. 14, 1912. P. 6
071 SA 3S
Boston and Maine Railroad Company.
Salem Evening News
It was stated that more than one half season tickets used between this town and Boston on Boston and Maine Road are purchased at Boston Office when they could be bought in Peabody and sales would count toward receipts of local station. It would count thousands of dollars and strengthen argument of better train service. (In) S.E.N. November 11, 1911.P.5.
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SA3S
Boston and Maine Railroad Company
Salem Evening News
Permission was granted to relay its track across Walnut Street with T- rails in place of flat rails on Nov. 16, 1911.
(In) S.E.N. November 17, 1911. P. 12.
In Basembat
071 SA3S
Boston and Maine Railroad Co.
Salem Evening News
Railroad station at West Peabody junction was broken into Mar. 9 and
$3.00 or $4.00 was taken. Chief Grady investigated and thought it the work of boys living around there.
(In) S.E. N.Mar. 10, 1911.
P.5
In Basement
0771 SASS
Boston Mat Leather Company.
Salem Evening News.
Built a six story addition to its factory on corner of Walnut and Wallis Streets. It took the factory on this location in 1913 and since that time built several large addi+i tions to it.
(In)S.E.N.June 28,1916. P.4.
In Basemon
071 P31P
Bowditch Court
Peabody Press
Petition was filed with the Selectmen, signed by a score or more of the resi- dents of Central St., asking that a way be laid out in prolongation of Bowditch Ct., which would make a direct connection with Warren St.
(In) Press Dec. 12, 1891. p.l.
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071 D23D
Bowditch, -Mary Ingersoll.
Danvers Courier
Death 1845.
Wife of the late Nathaniel Bowditch, L.L. D.
(In) D.C. May 24, 1845.
In Basement.
071 D23D
Bowditch, Nathaniel
Danvers Courier
Born in Salem March 26, 1773; came here to live in 1775, in house now known as the Bowditch House, 121 Cen- tral St. Was a navigator and publish ed a book on Practical Navigation- still used by seamen. Died March 16, 1838.
(In) D.C. Apr. 12, 1845.
In Basement.
071 P31P
Bradford, Charles E.
Peabody Press Death Dec. 7, 1874.
(In) Press Dec. 9, 1874.
In Basement
071 S08S
Bradford, Charles E.
So. Danvers Wizard Given a party by the pupils of the Wallis District.
(In) Wizard Apr. 18, 1866.
In Basement.
071 808S
Bradford, Capt. Charles E.
So.
Danvers Wizard
Well known local teacher received pair ful leg injuries when a gun exploded killing one man. Accident occured at his residence in Turner, Maine.
(In) Wizard Apr. 26, 1865.
In Basement.
071 S08S
Bradford, C.A.
So. Danvers Wizard
Four of the five male teachers have enrolled in the army. One of them, Lieut. C.B. Warner, fell on the battle field; Mr. C.A. Bradford is appointed Captain of a company in Maine-the other two are lieutenants in our own company. Remaining teacher is exempt ed from military duty.
In Basement
(In) Wizard Sept. 3, 1862.
071 SOSS
Bradford, Capt. Charles E.
So. Danvers Wizard
Paid a visit to his friends and pupils here. Was presented with an elegant dressing case by his pupils.
( In) Wizard Oct. 8, 1862.
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071 P31P
Bradford, Charles E.
Peabody Press
Born in Turner, Maine, he received the careful training and culture of a New England home. Educated at the village school, and later spent several terms at an academy in Lewiston, Me. Began his career as teacher at the age of 17. In April 1852 he was elected teacher in the Center School at the age of 22.In 1860 he was elected Principal of the
In Basement
071 P31P
Bradford, Charles E.
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Peabody Press
Wallis School. At the outbreak of the Civil War he was assigned to the Mass. 23rd Regiment at Portland. Discharged for disability Jan. 2, 1863 and return ed to Peabody in 1866 and elected Prin cipal of the Wallis School, a position he held until his death, Jan. 22, 1879 age 48 yrs., 3 mos. ( In) Press Jan. 29, 1879. p.l.
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