George Bosmer

"... yes.' Maggacbuaetts. Moanaer Win. tne Race from Hamna. Boston, June 17. Some fifteen hundred spectators witnessed the three mile sculling match at the Point of Pines this afternoon between George H. Bosmer, of Boston, and Albert Hamm, of New Bedford, for $500. Daring the afternoon the water was too fQojjh on the usual course in front of the Pines and a course ..."

"... who is getting up quite a reputation as an oarsman, sends the following challenge the ambitious Hosmer of Boston: Plymouth, Mass, Oct. 7. To the Editor of the Herald,,?Mr. George H. Bosmer has stated that he would row the winner of the Reagan-Davis race. Although I have no such ambition, X will row him a three or fonr mile race fora reasonable ..."

"... not make believe. The steam launcii puffs hither and thither, the crowd of skiffs and canoes glide up and down stream, and when, 'mid the cheers of the onlookers, George Bosmer, champion oarsman of New England, dashes along in his racing shell on the roa.l to victory, one feels the pulses quicken and wishes that lie could be a participant in ..."

"... Episcopal church was held in the church last evening. The following gentlemen were chosen to the several offices: Sonior warden George H. Grant. Junior warden Robert A. Beers. Vestrymen George Bosmer, B. E. Holt.Henry M. Bishop, Joseph Palmer, 8. E. Dibble, Oscar P. Ives, George M. Beers, Robert T. Merwin, W. S. Wells, A.W. Mattoon, Thomas A. Bostwick, H.G. Kedlield, Frederick ..."