Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-14
FOR FUN AND HEALTH.
EAsTERNERs WHO WILL ARRIVE
IN THIS CITY TODAY.
The Personnel Of the Boston: Fruit and
Produce Exchange Excursion Which
Is Due Today : Other ArrivAs Ex-
pected.

The Boston Fruit and Produce ex-
change excursion party arrived at Riv-
erside yesterday morning in special
train of seven Pullman vestibuled sleep
ers with two dining cars. The passen-
gers report splendid run from New Or
leans over the Sunset route. Short
stops were made at San Antonio, Ell
Paso and Yuma. The company num-
bers just 160 persons, all Of them prom
inent citizens Of New England or the
middle states, with members OF their
families. The list is headed by ex-Pres-
ident A. Mellen Rice, Secretary Warren
L. Knox, f. III. Cutler, George A. Foles
and George III. Lawrence, as a commit
tee OF arrangements on the part OF the
exchange. There are altogether fifty
seven persons directly interested in the
fruit produce or grocery trades, dozen
retired merchants or capitalists, and as
many more prominent eastern manufac-
turers. The citizens OF Riverside drove
the visitors all over the city, showing
them the orange groves, packing houses
and other places OF interest. The
strangers, without exception, are enthu-
siastic over what they have seen of the
garden OF California. The special train
left for Pomona at IL O'Clock last night
and will remain there until 1915 this
morning, after which it will come down
to Los Angeles. The full list of passen-
gers is as follows:
Mr.. G. J. w. Addison, Chelsea, Mass. !;
Mr.. r. L. Alder, Terre Haute, Ind. Mr..
John Anthony, Mechanicsville, N. ";
Mr.. w. w. Benjamin, West Sommer-
vile, Mass. Mr.. H. o. Benton, Taun-
ton, Mass. Mr.. S. A. Bolster, Mrs. S.
A. Bolster. Roxbury, Mass. Mr.. Lean.
der Brink, Mrs. Leander Brink, New
York, N. Y; Mr.. r. II. Brintnall, Mrs.
r. H. Brintnall, Newark, N. j.; Mrs.
Francis Brown, Lowell, Mass. Mr..
Amos Bryan, Mechanicville, N. "; Mr..
Andrew Bryson, Mrs. Andrew Bryson,
Ware, Mass. DR.. Charles Bullock, Mrs.
Charles Bullock, Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Ada Burton, Mr.. w. Burton, Mr..
b. G. Carpenter, Mrs. B. G. Carpenter,
Brooklyn, N. Y; Mr.. A. L. Cause,
South Orange, N. j.; Mr.. Henry
II. Chandler, Charlestown, Mass:
General Thomas w. Chase, Mrs. Thomas
w. Chase, East Greenwich, r. L.; Miss
Florence II. Chester, Mr.. w. r. Ches-
ter, Brookline, Mass; Mr. Fletcher
Clark, Mrs. Fletcher Clark, Sandwich,
Mass; Mrs. A. f. Clemence, Lowell,
Mass. Mr.. Charles E. Coombs, Boston,
Mass. Mr.. A. M. Copp, Maiden, Mass.
Mr.. Mazella Crane. Lake Village, N. II.
Miss Avice w. Crocker, Mr.. John F.
Crocker, Mrs. John L. Crocker, Cam
bridge. Mass. Mr.. Joseph II. Cum
mings, Orleans, Mass. Mr.. Charles L.
Cutler, Boston, Mass. Mr.. Z. Fl. Cut
ler, Arlington, Mass; Mr.. John G.
Dobbs, Terre Haute, Ind; Mr.. w. w.
Douglas, Boston, Mass. Mr.. S. B.
Downes, New York, N. Y; Mr.. Charles
B. Edgerly, Boston. Mass; Mr.. En-
mons r. Ellis. Mrs. Emmons K. Ellis,
Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Stillman Ellis,
Palmer, Mass; Mr.. I. A. Emmons,
Law renee, Mass. Mr.. George A. Fales,
Mrs. George A. Fales, Boston, Mass. !;
Mrs. Warren D. Foss, Lowell, Mass. !;
Mrs. S. w. Fottler. Boston, Mass. !;
Mrs. Edgar B. Fox, Chelsea, Mass. !;
Mr.. Frank G.. Fox, Ware. Mass: NJ
New York; Mrs. Anna Maria Graves,
Chelsea, Mass; Mr.. g. D, Greenwood,
East Orange, n. J.; Mr.. H. p. Gustin,
Hamilton, Westfeld, Mass. Mr.. S. r.
ter, Mass. Mrs. M. A. Howe, Haver-
Mass; Mr.. William r. Ilsey. Chelsea,
F. Ives, Maiden, Mass. Mrs. Emerson
ace Kemp, Cambridgeport, Mass; Mr..
Mvc
Lawrence, Cambridge, Mass. Mr.. H.
T. Linke, Columbus, o.; Mr.. J. B: Low
ering, Mrs. J.. G. lowering, Brookline,
Mass. Mr.. A. D. Makepeace, Mrs. A.
D. Makepeace, West Barnstable, Mass. !;
Mr.. John F. Manahan, Lowell, Mass. !;
Mrs. John F. Manahan, Lowell, Mass. ];
Mr.. w. Vaudeville, Mrs. w. Mande-
vile, Rochester, N Y.;J. T: Man, M.
D., New York Mr., w. F. Mayo, Mrs.
w. F. Mayo, Chelsea, Mass; Mrs. L.
w. Morrill,, East Somerville, Mass. Mr..
Leander B. Morse, Mrs. Leander B.
Morse, Athol, Mass; Mr.; D. G. Mowry,
Mrs. d. O. Mowry, Holliston. Mass. /;
Mr.. A. L. Murdoch, Boston. Mass, Mr..
Lowell, Mass; Miss Jennie L. Nichols,
OdHDTluSopOIt, Mdbnsy MISS uoiy %
Nichols, Mr.. Stephen s. Nichols, Hollis
ton, Mass. Mr.. M. Ostrander, Mrs. M.
Ostrander, Albany, N. "; Mr.. f. G..
Park, Mrs. E. G. Park, Somerville,
Mass; Mr.. William Parmelee, Mrs.
William Parmelee, Boston, Mass; Mrs.
FrankJ Perkins, Malden,9 Mass. Mr..
Benjamin Phipps, Mr.. Horace J. Phipps,
Chelsea, Mass. Mrs. James w. Pierce,
Mrs. Jas. w. Pierce, Cambridge. Mass. I;
Mr.. John A. Powell, Mrs. John A. Pow
ell, Richford, VT; Mrs. G. w. Pratt,
Concord, N. H.; Mr.. E. J. Prentice,
Milford, Mass. Mr.. III. @. Presbrey,
Taunton, Mass; Mr.. John H. Quimby,
Mrs. John H. Quimby, Belfast, Me. !;
Mr.. HI. M. Raynor, Mrs. H. M. Raynor,
New York, N. r.; Mr.. Charles A. Read,
Boston, Mass; Mr.. A. Mellen Rice,
Mrs. A. Mellen Rice, Chelsea, Mass. !;
Mr.. Leo Riess, New York, N. "; Miss
Elizabeth Rogers, Lowell, Mass. Mr..
o. B. Root, Mrs. o. B. Root, Framing
ham, Mass. Mr.. VIM. George Sargent,
Castine, Me-; Mr.. Frederick Eauler,
New York, N. "; Mr.. F. e. Shaw, Mrs.
F. E. Shaw, Lowell, Mass; Mr.. Will
liam F. Ekilton. Boston, Mass. Mr..
Frank Smith, New London, Conn.,. Mr..
James III. Spaulding, Mrs. James III.
Spaulding, Cambridgeport, Mass. Mr..
j. Henry Stevenson, East Boston, Mass. /;
Mr.. Charles H. Stone, Mrs. Charles III.
Stone, Marlboro, Mass; Miss
Edith L. Stone, Belfast, Me. !;