The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-30
NEW ENGLAND EXCURSION
lists.
The Party Arrived on Friday
Evening.

n NAoAAA- 4uAo ID OllC pdIJN WHICH, lei
= Boston on the 18th of the present
IL month, and which numbers 19C
OF persons, whose names are published
st IN full below, together with the
rs places from which they come. The
re party is under the management OF
IS l. a. WhitcOmb and w. Raymond, of
10 Boston; and travels in eight Pull
y man cars, with one baggage car
s. They are the largest number of eX-
l. cursIOnistS which ever came
IS to this city at one time, and
d the party is evidently COM
d posed of wealthy and prominent
o persons. There are many fine look
d ing men and women in it and persons
4 of more than ordinary intelligence.
S The programme as now understood is
! that to-day will be spent here, in
2 visiting the sights, and spending the
; time as the members may choose j
The same plan will be observed
, during Sunday, when the churches
, will be the objective points of the
majority i'll the morning, While all
or nearly all, are more than likely |
to attend the Tabernacle services for |
a time, at least, in the afternoon |
sunday afternoon the party will bid |
adieu to salt Lake and continue
its westward journey.
The number originally advertised
was reduced by one on Friday, a
lady member of the party, aged GA
| years, having died ON the train. The
name of the lady was Mrs. Catherine
b. Getting, wife of DR.. Getting, also
| of the party, and both of RoXbury,
Mass. Her ailment was brOnchO-
pneumonia. She was compelled to !
take her bed at Denver, from which q.
she never arose, breathing her last !
at the 1000 mile tree in Weber Can =
yOn, yesterday afternoon. She re-
ceiVed medical treatment both from !
her husband and from DR.. J. w. 8
GoOdell, of Lynne, Mass. The body =
was taken in charge by Sexton Tay- ;
Tor when it reached here, where it I
will be kept kept until sent east, =
which Will not be for a few DAYS, :.
as her husband will remain here :.
with it until the arrival of friends I
from San Francisco, expected on :,
Monday next, who have been tele- :
graphed for. The rest of the party !,
is in general good healh, and Will n
continue its journey west on Sunday =
afternoon. Following is the full list h
of names: T.
Henry Able, Dr.. r. Strickland, -!
Enfield, Conn; Mrs. w. E. Allis. g
Miss S. NJ. uawes, Mr.. and Mrs. p
John WinslOw, New York; Mrs. p
Lucie Ames. Miss Edith S. Cope
land, Miss Edith F. Howard, Mr.. fC
and Mrs. +. Z. Howard, West Bridge p;
water, Mass; Miss NJ. A. II. An il
drews, J. G. Brown, C. |. Canterbury, vi
DR.. and Mrs. B. E. Getting, Mr.. and h.
Mrs. G. NJ. Cox, Miss G. f. Crosby,
Mrs. Octavia Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Renslow Crosby, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Davis, Z. Forristall, G.. /.
Forristall, Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Hol- \,
den, Miss Eva I. Holmes, Mr.. and 1i
Mrs. F. NJ. Holmes, Miss Ida E. III
Holmes, f. o. Leland, Mrs. G.. B. &c
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Mil
Ter, Miss Belle b. Poor, Mrs. Chas.
d. Poor, Miss NJ. Z. Pritchard, G. A.
Pushee, Capt. a. w. Sampson, Mrs.
Jos. Smith, Mrs. A NJ. Stetson, Jno.
SweetSer, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Taylor, Miss Hattie a. Taylor, T.
w llllcllu 1IlullIl, NIL dllu MIS-.
Edward Tylor. Miss Josephine Will
on, Miss r. c. Wilson, d. Winslow,
Boston, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Arnold, Woonsocket, r. l.; James NJ
}. Aver, ADDISON Center, Geo. a. 10,
Davis, VIM. J. Maddocks, Francis
Proctor, Gloucester, Mass; W. r.
Lowell, Mass; Geo. w.
Berry, CharleStOwn, Mass; John G.
Miss T. c. Burr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred. L. Goes, Mrs. Mary a.
lldred, Albert f. Gould, Edward
iOuld, Miss Ida w. johnson, Rev. the
md Mrs. c. NJ. LamsOn, thu
,Ir. and Mrs. Eneas Morgan, an
,Ir. and Miss Jessie Moore, Miss Inv
Mabel Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, in,
VI. Rogers, Miss Emily P Smith, On
,Irs. Sarah Z. fainter, Albert Toll #
nan, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Winslow, Wi
Charles Wood. Worcester, Mass. nc
,Ir. and Mrs. Jonathan Brown, fro
Master f. l. Whitcomb. Mr.. and rel
,IrS. l. a. Whitcomb, SOmerville, th,
lass. Mr. and Mrs. 5. A. Burt, Mil off
on, Mass; Miss Mary B. Carr, Miss av '
larry Eddy, Warren, Mass. Mr. and in,
Irs. Geo. n. Cate, Miss E. ). Fay, Mr..
nd Mrs. VIM. H. Fay, Miss Lizzie
. Wright, Marlboro, Mass; w. II.
,heney, South Manchester, Conn; of
faster Charley H. Colt, Mr.. and 30
lrS. l.. c. Colt, Winsted, Conn; !
fiSS Z. II. Converse, Mr.. and Mrs.
ulius Converse, T. F. Patten, Col. =,
'harles Warren, Stafford Springs, -
onn.; Sullivan Converse, New r.
Mass. Miss Fanny E. =.
,roSby, Maiden, Mass; Miss Martha -
|. Cushing, Mrs L. Z. Foster, Med
ord, Mass. Philander Derby, Gard
er, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. Afford pla
)yer, dorchester, Mass; Miss Flo ant
ence E. Ellis. Mrs. j. Russell Ellis,
fiss NJ. Helen Gass, Cambridge,
lass; Mss Carrie Emmons, Miss
[. L. Reynolds, Boston Highlands, z
lass; Joseph Faulkner. DR.. j. w. G.,
-OOdeli, Miss Lizzie Lamper, Mr. III
nd Mrs. VIM. a. Lamper, Mr. and OF
Irs. II. y. Pervear, Lynn, Mass. anC
II. and Mrs. David Fisk, Framing be
am, Mass; Mrs. Arad Gerry, Mrs. vii
aulina Gerry, Mrs. o. Hanscom, sat
IrS. Aaron Hill, Stoneham, Mass. spe
. II. Gould, George Wise, Kenne- ing
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs ear
)aniel Holden, West Concord, n. be
l.; Miss Alice f. Hosmer, Mr.. and tina
Irs. c. L. Hosmer, Natick, Mass;
IiSs Annie I. Howard, Miss Susan
:. Howard, New Bedford, Mass.
amuel II. Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. En-
'. P. Kellogg, John w. Wilder,
Mass. Mrs. II. G. Jack
On. East Boston, Mass; w. H.
might, BrattlebOro, Vt; Mr.. and {
Irs. Nathaniel Lindsey, Fall River, fall
lass; B. f. Lord, Thompsonville,i AT
onn.; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. / h
IcNiel, Lancaster, Mass; Miss A. hal
IenZieS, London, Eng; d. E. Mer-
ium, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 5. Watson.
Mass II. B. Otterson, 7
Iooksett, n. H.; Mr.. and Mrs. TIP
razier Paige, Hardwick. Mass. "
Ir. and Mrs. VIM. II. Phillips, Mr..
nd Mrs. i. K. Williams, Taunton, a
lass; Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Washington q
eed, Miss NJ. \. Shaw, Rockland, 81
lass; Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS Powers, b
asst SOmerville, Mass; Miss T. 81
lien Rayner. Salem, Mass. Mr. and 81
[rs. Daniel Russell. Miss Edith l.. =
Vide, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Wilde, y