Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-20
EXCURSION NEWS.
Two More Raymond Parties
on the Road.
LIST OF THE TRAVELLERS.
One TrainlOad Will Arrive on Sat.
urday-A Phillips Party
Due To-Day.

vices were received in the city of two
more vestibuled trainloads of Raymond
& Whitcomb excursionists. The first
party left Boston on February 11th, and
have made incidental visits en- route to
Cincinnati, Mammoth Cave, New Or
leans, Galveston, San Antonio, Ell Paso,
etc. They will arrive here on Saturday
next, and most of them will take up
their quarters in Southern California
until the end of Spring. The names Of
the travellers are as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 9. Abbott, Hartford,
Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Agard, Ton
ington, Conn. Miss Mary Atkinson, New
Hope, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Barrett,
Providence, R. l.; Mr.. George Bartlett,
Boston, Mass; Mrs. George A. Bates,
Pawtucket, R. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Chapmad, Bangor, Me-: Miss Alice
Chase, Plymouth, Mass. Mrs. Geo. w.
Church, Tonington, Conn.,; Miss Anna
belle Clark, Bedford, Mass. Mr.. A. F.
Clark, Sandy Hook, Conn; Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Y. Crowell, Boston, Mass. ; Miss
S. E. H. Farwell, Harvard, Mass. Mrs.
w. A. Fiske, Providence, r. L.; Mr..
Charles F. Flagg, Portland, Me-; Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Fuller, Suffield, Conn. !;
FIR Gerry, Mrs F r Gerry, Philadelphia !;
Miss Annie Gilbert, Mrs E r Gilbert, N
r Gilbert, Little Falls; Miss Glover,
Miss NJ Glover, Newton Miss Evelyn
s Hall, Mrs Horace R Hall, Westerly.
R L; Mrs G F Haskell, H S
Haskell, Derby Line, Vt; J Buch
anan Henry, Brooklyn, N ";
A 9 Huelings, Mrs A @ Huelings, Moores-
town, N j; Geo Holbrook, Mrs Geo B
Holbrook, Mrs Horace Jacobs, Miss R B
Jacobs, Springfield, Mass; John P Irish,
Buffalo, N Y; Miss Mamie B Irwin, Miss
Alice M Irwin, Curwensville, Pa; Chas
Z Leonard, Mrs Chas E Leonard,
Middleboro. Mass; M M Packer,
Mrs M M Packer, Lynn, Mass: !:
Master R II Shannon, Mr. and Mrs T R
Shannon, Hartford, Conn; @ r Sher-
man, Boston, Mass; Mr. and Mrs S F
Sherman, Misses Agnes and Grace
Sherman, Master s F Sherman, Jr, Buff
falo, N Y; Stevens, Mrs James, Ste
dam, Miss Sarah G, Brooklyn, N Y;
Thayer, Norwich, Conn; R Thomas, New
York; James W Tufts, Mrs James w
TUFTS, Boston; George Weston, Mrs
" l.
A Williams, New Hope, Pa.
The party is in charge of Mr.. Coolidge
Barnard, of Boston, assisted by Mr..
Charles A. Cooke, of Chelsea, Mass,
and Mr.. Edward 7. Ryder, of Fabyans,
N. H. The Pullman department is in
charge Of Mr.. J. F.. Ackley, assisted by
Mr.. A. G. Acker, Mr.. j. E. Norton and
Mr.. j. w. Cole.
ANOTHER PARTY.
The other party will be here on the
26th inst, and has been on the road
over month, having left Boston on jan
uary 18th. It is the first this season of
the grand "Mexico and California" ex-
cursions, and the travellers have been
taken en- route to Cincinnati, Mammoth
Cave, New Orleans, Galveston, San An
tonic, City of Mexico, Puebla and other
points of interest in the sister republic.
The names of the members of the party
are as follows:
Mr. and Mrs Daud, Fl Barmick, De-
ron, Pa; Miss May E Biglow, Worches-
ter, Mass; VIM B Brattan, Lenni. Pa;
Mrs G A Cuddy, Providence, r 1; Mr.
and Mrs Clapp, New York Miss Mary
Crane, Dalton Mass Samuel E Crocker,
Fitchburg, Mass; Miss A F Dean, Wor-
chester, Mass; Arthur Dixwell, Boston;
Mr. and Mrs Jessie H Farewell, Detroit,
Mich; Mr. and Mrs Winthrop B Fay,
Worchester, Mass; Mr. and Mrs L 7
Frisbe, Hartford, Conn; s L Haines,
Springfield, Mass; ] H Lemont,
Pa; Mrs H g Higley, Cedar Rapids, la;
James G Knowles, Mrs James G
Knowles, Miss Matte Knowles, Will
mington, Del; Chase E Loxley, Phils-
delphia; w F Milton, Mrs w Milton,
Pittsfeld, Mass; B F Moore, Mrs B F
Moore, Miss Frances A Moore, Miss Jes-
sic w Moore, Fond du Lac, Wis; Miss
Marion + Morse, VIM o Morse, Boston !;
Miss Anna Parrish, Wilkesbarre, Pa;
Mrs Fannie L Pierce, Harry @ Pierce.
Melrose, Mass; w Pinchot, Mrs w
Pinchot, Miss A E Pinchot, New York !;
Samuel Plumer, Mrs Samuel Plumer,
Franklin, Pa; A D Raymond, Royalston,
Mass; John Reichard, Mrs John Reich.
ard, WilKesbarre, Pa; Miss Louise G
Richards, Hinsdale, Mass; B Robin
son, Mrs B Robinson, Philadelphia; !;
Baron Won Roeder, Stuttgart, Germany;
Mr. w Stone Smith, Mrs W Stone Smith,
Troy, NY; Mr. G V Souther, Mr. Henry
Souther, Mrs Henry Souther, Mr. X
Souther, Mrs X Souther, Boston, Mass !;
Mrs o G Tredway, Sioux City, Ia :
Hon Joseph H Walker, Mrs Joseph H
Walker. Worcester, Mass; Mrs A h
Wheeler, Hartford, Conn; Robert Whit
aker, Mrs Robert Whitaker, Phila-
delphia; Mrs G HI Wilson, Boston; A
J Wright, Mrs A J Wright, Wakefield,
Mass
Inc party is in charge of Mr.. @. H.
Wilson, assisted by Mr. O. w. Greeley
by Mr.. o. w. Greeley, Mr.. J. o. True
heart and Senior P. de la Sofa. The
Pullman department is in charge of Mr..
A. N. Ackley, assisted by Messrs. George
81. Tobias, J. f. Toledano and H. Marcy.
PARTY DUE TO-DAY.
A Phillips second.class party, over the
Chicago, Alton and Union Pacific roads,
will arrive in the city this morning, and
q detachment over the same roads will
leave for the East on Thursday. The
Phillips agency announces that it
will positively remain in the business,
having perfected arrangements with tie
Chicago and Alton whereby parties will
be brought to and tro. This will be
done on system of leasing some of the
Pullman tourist cars, if the Chicago and
Atoms equipment is insufficient to sup
ply the demands.
NOTES.
A Rock Island excursion of sixty peo-
pie left for the East last night. The
tourists will 90 via the Denver and Rio