Passenger List, Cunard Line R.M.S. Laconia, June 1913

Transcribed Saloon Passenger List for the 10 June 1913 Westbound Voyage of the Laconia of the Cunard Steamship Line from Liverpool, England to Boston via Queenstown and Portland, ME.

LIST OF SALOON PASSENGERS

PER R. M. S. "LACONIA"

CAPTAIN W. R. D. IRVINE, R.D.; R.N.R.

LIVERPOOL TO BOSTON, JUNE 10th, 1913.

Read the Newspaper Account of the Arrivial of the Laconia in Boston

Listing of Saloon Passengers

Passenger List, Cunard Line R.M.S. Laconia - June - 1913 (Image not Available)

Mr. A. J. Abbott
Mrs. Abbott
Mrs. Frank W. Andrews and Maid
Miss C. Abbott
Miss V. Astlett
Mr. N. F. Allen
Mrs. Allen
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Allen
Miss Agnes T. Allen
Mr. Wm. H. Ames - Bostonians William H. Ames and Mrs. Ames, who went over April 5, and have spent most of the time in France
Miss D. E. Belcher
Mr. Jas. B. Black
Mrs. Ames and Maid
Miss Helen Bradfield
Miss Mabel S. Brown
Mr. C. C. Buckley - C. C. Buckley of the B. A. A. A. L. Madden of Boston returned from a motoring trip through the English lake region, Scotland and Ireland.
Mr. T. H. Bullock
Mrs.. Bullock
Miss S. P. Carle
Mr. F. S. Carr
Mr. M. F. Carr
Mr. E. J. Casey - Edmund J. Casey, head of the Brewers' Association, and his bride, who was Miss May Whalen, returned from their bridal tour. They were married April 18, and left immediately for Europe, where they have since been traveling through Switzerland, Italy and England.
Mrs. Casey
Mr. J. Keith Clement - Mr. and Mrs. J. Keith Clement of Boston returned from their honeymoon.
Mrs. Clement
Miss A. Condon
Mrs. Clara E. Craig Miss Clara E. Craig of Providence, who was sent to Rome by the Rhode Island school to study the Montessori system of education.
Mr. James A. Craig - Reveremd Brother of Miss Clara E. Craig
Mr. Richard H. Dana
Mrs. Dana - Mrs. Richard Dana is the daughter of the poet Longfellow
Miss Sarah Dean
Mr: C. R. Donnell
Miss Mary L.. Dutton
Miss C. H: Dwight
Mr. E. H. Elles
Mr. N. H. Emmons
Mr. E. Fahrenheim
Mr. J. H. Farrell - J. H. Farrell of Pawtucket returned from a motoring trip through the English lake region, Scotland and Ireland.
Miss E. Firpo
Mr. D. Fiske
Mrs. Fiske
Miss G. K. Fiske
Mr. W. F. Fiske
Mrs. Chas. S. Halliday
Mr. Chas. E. Lauriat - Charles E. Lauriat, the publisher, and Mrs. Lauriat, who went over three months ago, were also on board. They visited Florence, Milan, Paris and London, meeting their son at the British metropolis.
Mrs. Lauriat
Mr. Arthur. E. Lumsden, Jr.
Mr. M. L. Madden
Mr. A. B. Martin
Mrs. Martin
Mr. Richard Mayer
Mr. B. J. McGee
Mr. S. J. Meeker and Chauffeur - S. J. Meeker and J. R. Meeker of Bath toured Italy, Switzerland and France in their car, covering over 3000 miles.
Mr. J. R. Meeker
Mr. C. C. Nash - Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Nash of Boston returned from their honeymoon.
Mrs. Nash
Mr. S. Y. Nash
Miss E. Y. Nash
Dr. J. L. Nichols
Mrs. Nichols
Mrs. Geo. E. Niles
Rev. F Lowe_Phalen
Mr. W. Wallace Potter - W. Wallace Potter completed a tour of the world with the arrival of the steamer. He left San Francisco 10 months ago for Honolulu, Japan, China, the Philippines and Europe.
Miss Leotine Scherrer
Mr. David Sears and Manservant
Miss Helen L. Shaw
Miss Edna Stacy
Mrs. Chas. R. Sturgis
Miss Evelyn P. Sturgis
Mr. Frederick Swindells
Miss Dorothy Test
Mr. H. Asa Thomas
Mrs. Thomas
Miss Pamela Thomas and Nurse
Mr. N. D. Thompson
Mr: W.. H. Todhunter
Mr. E. P. Warren
Mr. C. J. Whittaker
Miss Louise Wilcox
Mrs. G. Herbert Windeler - Mrs. G. Herbert Windeler, wife of a prominent Boston insurance broker, and her little daughter Evelyn, returned from a nine months' stay in England and Switzerland, and were met at the pier by Mr. Windeler.
Miss Evelyn Windeler and Nurse
Miss L. Maud Windeler

ADDITIONAL

Mr. J. E. Cooper
Mr. J. J. Healey - J. J. Healey, the well-known Boston merchant, who went over six weeks ago, and decided to return on the Laconia only a few hours before she left Liverpool

NOT ON BOARD

Mr. J. B. McGee

ERRATUM.

Mrs. Clare E. Craig should read Miss Clara E. Craig
Miss A. Condon should read Miss A. Couden
Miss S. P. Carle should read Mrs. S. P. Carll
Miss Evelyn P. Sturgis should read Miss A. R. Sturgis
Miss Edna Stacy should read Miss Edna Stacey

Total ...89.

Landing at Portland

Mr. J. E. Cooper
Mrs. Asa Thomas, Infant and Nurse
Mr. Chas. R. Donnell
Mr. A.. E. Lumsden Jr.
Mr. J. R. Meeker
Mr. H Asa Thomas
Mr. E. P. Warren

Senior Officers

Captain: W. R. D. IRVINE, R.D.; R.N.R.
Chief Engineer: J. Weir
Chief Officer: G. Gibbons, R.N.R.
Surgeon: H. E. Scowcroft
Chief Steward: H. Pyatt
Purser: E. C. F. Moore
Asst Purser: W. H. Ramsden

Récapitulation

Saloon Passengers: 80
Second Cabin Passengers: 298
Third Class Steerage Passengers: 1,452
Total Number of Passengers: 1,830