The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-18
TIE BOSTON PARTY.
The ExourSionists GlVa Salt Lake
a Call.

train from tue north. The opinion
had obtained that they we're travelling
by special train, and would therefor
arrive here early on Saturday alter
ro0n, which, however, did not prov
to be the case. The party number
$50 persons, principally of Massacna
sets, and these mainly from Boston
and surrounding cities and towns
though New Hampshire is we'll re
presented. With the exception o
the ladies' and the younger gentle
men, the party ia composed OF mer
of prominence 10 business and off.
cial circles, and is not a religious
gathering, al seemed ID have been
the general impression. On the
whole, one could not hope to see q
finer locking body OF persons, as tc
appearance, unless selected pur
poselyj and there is an air of intelli-
gence and business capacity about
the gentlemen that is quite refresh
ing In an excursion party OF this sizs,
where one generally observes little to
admire. The ladies too, have a cult.
waited and intellectual look, which, il
common rumor is to be trusted, is
especially Bostonian. The party is
under the direction of DR.. Ordway,
OF Lawrence, Mass, who was here
last fall, and then made arrange
ments with Mr.. g. S. Erb, proprietor
of the Walker House and Con-
tinental Hotel, with view
to the bringing out OF q party
this spring, and it must certainly be
gratifying to the gentleman to Cea-
template his success in getting up 60
numerous and desirable a company
for the pleasure trip. The party is as
follows:
Governor N. Head and family,
Concord, N. H; Hon. ]. E. Sargent,
ex-chief justice of New Hampshire,
Concord, N. H.; N. White and son,
Concord, n. H.; Miss L. White, Con.
cord, N. H.; s. @. Witcher and
wife; Concord, N. H.; Mrs. E. E.
Batchelder, Boston, Mass; DR.. Ord
way and family, Lawrence, Mas. Mrs.
George Wright, Lowell, Mass; John
A. Anderson and wife, Boston, Mass. !;
L. L. Smith and family, Cambridge,
Mass, Ira o. Sawyer and vile,
Haverhill, Mass. Mrs. Alvah Crocker,
Fitchburg, Mass.; Miss Helen Cush-
ing, FiIchburg, Mass; Mrs. ]. G.
Cunningham, Troy, n. Y; Miss
Walbridge, Troy, N. Y; Miss A. P.
Lockwood, Troy, N. Y; Mrs. A.
Kelly, Lawrence. Mass; Miss S.
Woodman, Dover, N. H.; Mrs. Put
nam, Worcester, Mass, Mr. E. Put
nam, Worcester, Mass; Caroline
johnson, Danvers. Mass. Miss Wood
man, Danvers, Mass; Mrs. B. F.
Gorham, Me-; B. Lombard,
ir., Galesburg, His; Mrs. William
Spaulding, Lawrence, Mass; Miss
Chase, Concord, Mass; William Frost
and wife, Lawrence, Mass; Major
Phinney, late editor OF the Barnstable
Patriot, and wife, Bsrnstable,
Mass; Seymour Cunningham,
Troy, N. Y; n. Ebert, Detroit,
Mich; Mrs. E. Fox, Haver-
hill, Mass; Mrs. Barker, Portland,
Ne; NJ. o. Adams, Boston, Mass.
John G. Bigelow, Worcester, Mass.
George II. Bond, Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Silverthorn, Spencer, Mass.
Rev. Mr.. Herrick and wife, Spencer,
Mass; G. Chase and wife, Boston,
Mass Henry Leeds, jr., Boston; Rus
,el Msrston and wife, Boston; Mrs.
A. F.Lawrence and friend, Worcester;
Mra. d. R. Sortwell, East Cambridge, |
Mass; G. E. Billings and family, a
notsd chemist, Boston; ]. A. Briggs
and wife, New York; q. a. Murphy
and wife, Groton, Mass; ]. F. Wal
len and wife, Salem, Mass; o. II.
Boston; ". @. Dickson and
wife, Lyman, Mass; Mrs. M.Aldriob,
Boston; Miss Aldricb, BUston; Miss
Ferris, Boston; L. w. Neal and wife,
Boston; Miss E. B. Webster, East
Boston; Miss Piokard. Newton, Mass i
5. Blauey and son. Peabody, Mass.
Edwin Stone, Boston; G. Robinson,
West Acton, Mass; Mrs. 8. NJ.
South Boston; Mrs. M.
Freeman, Portland, Me-; Miss @. Put
nam, Boston; Commodore N. Per-
kins, Lawrence, Mass.; Abel Web
ster, Lawrence, Mass; Hon. E. h.
Bugbee, ex-speaker OF the house
branch Of the Connecticut legislature,
Conn; S. a. Cspen, Randolph, Mass.
W. Fletcher and wife, Lowell. Mass;
Mrs. R. A. Morrell, Lowell, Mass;
Mrs. L. Pufier, Lowell, Mass; w. II.
Pierce, Salem, Mass; E. F. Endicott,
Boston; Mrs. Henry Thrall, Stoford
Springs, Conn. Mrs. S. H. Mason,
South Boston; Miss B. B. Shep-I
herd, Manchester, N. H.; Miss
Brown. Manchester, N. H; O. s..
Davis and family, Newton, Mass.
Mr.. Thrall and vile, Stafford, Conn;
W. H. Dearborn, Lowell, Mass; l..
F. Dearborn, Lowell, Mass.
The excursionists will remain here
until Monday afternoon, when they
will resume their journey west, pro-
viding the blockade OF the Central
Pacific is lifted, which, in all proba-
bility, will be the case. To-day the
churches are likely to be the great at
traction, though it is the intention of
several to take in some of the sights,
at least. On Monday, until the hour
for departing, the principal points CT
interest will be viewed, and as much
of this city of wonder as can be seen
in go short a time will be visited.
From here the programme is to pro-
coed direct to San Francisco without
any further delays, ct which point the
ladies and gentlemen will divide into
small parties, and for the next month
or six weeks visit the principal points
on the Coast, such as the Yosemite
country, Geysers, etc. They will
then Reasonable at San Francisco and
proceed directly east, giving this in
land metropolis the cold shoulder on
their return. 1t is to be hoped the
weather will clear up that the ladies
and gentlemen may obtain as salts
factory a view as possible of our beau
tiful little city. considering the back
wark state of the season. Had We
had our customary changes. the party
would have discovered us in the heart
of spring with trees in bloom, and the
like; but as it is, We seem to be still
undergoing the rigors of the hardest
winter experienced in many years.
Ice Cream for the Million.
George Arbogsst is again manuiac-
turing ice cream for the millions, and
tie millinra want II: the demands