Morning journal and courier

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W. a. Ransom, Anthony Whittmgton, Chas.

McKinn, S. Reuben Chandler, Judson Saun

ders, W. A. Tribbitt, and from Emanuel

Baptist church, Richard sheppard, Robert

Mont, R. Ricks, I. Allen, Antonio Butler,

Robert R. Reed. Among some of those

who went were Rev. C. H. Jackson, Rev.

A. P. Miller, Mrs. Thompson, wife of the

Haytien minister, Deacon J. W. Mitchell,

Mrs. Dr. Jones of Richmond, Deacon

Richard Sheppard and family, Samuel R.

Hicks, Charles McLinn and wife, Jacob

Hodge and wife, Miss Lottie Hodge, Miss

Price, Miss Wormsley, George Benjamin,

Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bell, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs.

Willis, Mrs. Sesley, Mr. and Mrs. Theo

dore Thompson, Mrs. Wormsley, Thomas L.

Allen, Mrs. K. Anthony, James mover, miss

Sarah Anthony, Mrs. Alston, Philip Alston,

A. Jiowen, Mrs. Hayward, Miss Dorsey, Geo.

Watkins, Samuel Brown and daughter,

Charles Kelly and wife, Miss Cummings,

lieutenant v uuer, miss l.aura f razier

TO PAWSON PARK.

The early morning train on the Northamp

ton division of the Consolidated road brought

to this city about 4UU members and friends

of the Congregational church of Cheshire.

They went by steamer to Pawson Park for a

(i r u nnfinry Ttiaw rotn-nnl aa.lv 4n .Via

evening and reported a very enjoyable time,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Morning journal and courier. (1887). New Haven [Conn.], 1887-08-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015483/1887-08-05/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Morning journal and courier, 1887-08-05.