The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-07
EXCURSIONISTs
The Second Branch of the Boston
Party.


As anticipated, the second branch
of the Boston excursion party ar
rived in this city last night, steaming
into the depot at about SIS. They
were all taken to the Continental
Hotel, arrangements to that effect
having been made prior to the
arrival. The trip from Ogden to
this city was made in about an hour
and half, the party travelling by
special train. The subjOined is
complete list Of the members of the
party with their places of residence.
The impression of Utah on all sides
was most favorable, and the delight
full weather and clear atmosphere,
in and about our city, is matter of
considerable surprise and was re.
ferred to in adjectives the most
expressive of admiration and Won
der. There are a great many
ladies in the party, and while it is |
an unwelcome truth, they are much |
more prepossesSing than it has been |
the fortune of the deniZens of this
part of the globe to behold in a
majority of excursion parties
that have passed through this
way. The men are generally of thet
business class, and all are more
than ayeragely intelligent in APP
pearance: Immediately after sup
per, many strolled about the princi-
pal streets. To-day, all will indulge
in a three or four hours drive about
the town, seeing what is to be
seen, this being one of the items ar
ranged on the programme. The I
party will remain until Sunday :
evening, running to Ogden by sspe- I
,ial in time to connect with the :
G. T., with which they
will travel as far as Truckee,
where they will again proceed by
pecial.
Mr.. w. II. Jenney, New England
agent of the well-known
nd popular Chicago, Rock Island {
nd Pacific Railway Company, has
he party in charge, and this being
is first visit to Utah, he is fully as
luch delighted as the other men, y
ers. Following is the list:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Cox, Isidore
romlier, John L. Curry, L. Scovill
'urtis, Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Dali
ey, George w. Farr, jr., II. Jen- 81
ms, Mrs. l. K. Lee, DR.. VIM. Ash
ridge, L. F. Barry, Miss S. Boswell,
ohm c. Copper, Zephine L. Monges,
IrS. e. NJ. and Miss Cornelia j
eedleS, S. A. Rudolph, Mr.. and
Lrs. Charles Smith, Miss Florence fl
d. Smith, Joseph Smith, George w.
Ogel, Mrs Martha A. Wallace, st
imuel II. Wallace, Mrs. Harry c. W
'ilson, Philadelphia; Stephen L. OF
dams, Pawtucket, r. l.; Mrs. j. d. W
tkins, Florence, Mass; a. Balcom, u
-aynard, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. fr
udley, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. tie
attic, Lowell, Mass; Harry II. TO
ennerS, DR.. Mahlon n. Walker, II
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. a. IN
. Brown, Miss Alice c.. Brown, or
ewburyport, Mass; Silas Carey, tn
eWton, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. pi
lrrol, Jonathan A. Pope, Miss CT
Irah E. Pope, Miss Sylvia Pope, eff
ISIS Belle B. Turner, Miss Mary le'
George G. Gordon, MI. Ia
i'd Mrs. Thomas Jackson, VIM III
gtOn, Del; Edmund Clark, Valley SO
ais, r. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. II. or
Obb, Mrs. 2. NJ. Thurlow, Lewis SO
n, Maine; James NJ. Davis, Miss NJ
airy d. Davis, Albert S. Reynolds, lis
r. l.; Joseph w. DeYin- lis
y, y. J. Fullmer, Mrs. Mary j. W
lllmer, Camden, n. J.; Moses L.
astburn, New Hope, Pa; Abijah pr
rench, y. j. Fisher, Orange, as
ass; Mrs. J. NJ. Forster, Harris
ug, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. FRS
e, Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Frisbie,
Conn; Rev. p. !. Garvey, -
r. and Mrs. II. Herbert HerbSt, w
eading, Pa; VIM. II. Gibbons, gu
Pa; Miss NJ. Z. Gibbs, "
athan Gibbs, Lee, Mass; Miss ne
-artha L. Hart, Burnside, Conn.,;
3muel Hegarty, MADEIRA. Pa; Chas. g.
Henry, WeStbOro, Mass; Miss
Ielen A. Howard, West Bridge
7ater, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Is
Y. H. Jenny, Mrs. T. D.
ewett, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
!. Johnson, Providence, R. l.; Mrs. f
Y. II. Jordan, Dedham, Mass al
hos. G. Knowles, Yardley, Pa. OF
PAUL Lincoln, Jamaica Plains, Mass. ID
Ir. and Mrs. Geo. V. Massey, Dover, Ia
)el.; y. NJ. Montelius, Mount =
,armel, Pa; Alvin ]. Mooney, Con- 1
ord, n. H; Geo. Wheeler, Concord, u
lass; G. II. Morton, Gloucester,
lass. &C. w. Osborn, Peabody, Mass;
ieo. w. Slade, Fall River, Mass;
Hiss Belle Smith, Joseph Smith, G
.ambertville, n. j.; Miss Estelle
thompson, Vineland, n. j.; Miss H.
!. Turner, Daniel Weston, Middle
on, Mass. Henry E. Weston, Salem,
lass.