Medford Club Bowling Beats Glendons in Championship
Medford bowling team toyed with the Glendons of Everett in the championship game at the Medford Club alleys. Everett struggled in the first string with a record low score since entering the league, while Medford led by nearly 200 pins. Richardson showed control in the second string, Cush ing approached 200 with steady starts but faltered at the finish, and Rockwell nearly hit 200 on the first string as the Medfords built a 121 pin lead by the end of the second string.
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Medford
Glendons
Everett
Richardson
Medfords
Campello Bicycle Club tops Sabines in Brockton City League
In Brockton on January 9 Campello Bicycle Club defeated Sabines by 151 pins at Campello alleys in the City League series. The score followed a tight start with Campello gaining momentum late to secure the win.
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Brockton
Campello
Campello Bicycle Club
Sabines
Local Match Scores From Regional Theater Listings
At Lowell Essex 2499 Middlesex 2404. At Beverly Montressas 2224 Baysides 1891. At Fall River Providence 2694 Fall River 2429. At Brockton Churchill Aldens 2236 Whitman Keiths 2268. At Brockton Park Theatres 2466 Randolphs 2352.
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Lowell—Essex
Middlesex
Beverly—Montressas
Baysides
Fall River
Providence
Brockton
Churchill & Aldens
Whitman & Keiths
Brockton—Park Theatres
Randolphs
New College League Negotiations Seek Tufts Trinity Wesleyan
Tufts leads talks with Trinity and Wesleyan to form a college league in baseball football and track. Tufts advisory committee proposes each school appoint three members and a joint Springfield meeting before the 15th. A college gathering at Trinity will discuss the matter.
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Tufts
Trinity
Wesleyan
The
Athletic Association
Nege Leagues
Oslevan
Springfield
Beverly Team Tops Chelsea 7–0 In Armory Basketball
Company E of Beverly defeated Chelsea’s Company H 7 to 0 in a one sided game at the armory this evening. Notable players included Goodwin League Harland and Breed from the two companies, showcasing strong teamwork and scoring opportunities.
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Beverly
Jan
Company E
Company H
Chelsea
Armory
Goodwin
League of Company
Harland and Breed
Bearings magazine to adopt Harper style with 200 pages
The Bearings magazine will reappear in a Harper and Century like form with 200 pages on special paper under A K Peck’s management of Remington machines for the coming year. The Fowler catalogue and triplet draw comment, while the triplet weighs sixty eight pounds and has an eighty inch wheel base. The Boston Woven Rose book is color finished and handsome.
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Bearings
Harper’s
Century
A. K. Peck
Remington
Fowler
Boston Woven Rose Company
Dame, Stoddard & Kendall's
Spalding Bidwell
Wright & Ditson
Chicago
Engelwool
Monitor
South Side
Eolus
America
Calumet
Lake View
West Side
Lincoln
Garden City
Clarendon
New York
Miss Baldwin
Miss Nelson
Brown
Miss Staple
Ardds
Scotch Curling at Fresh Pond Draws Boston Club Crowd
A Boston Curling Club outing at Fresh Pond features 45 members and four monthly, with Scots like John G. Small and Peter Lawson guiding a lively ice match. Broom-waving sweeps, brisk cries of Up with him and straight ice, and social refreshments mark the day as aging James Russell remains a formidable opponent. Written by Caroline Lockhart.
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Boston Curling Club
Fresh Pond
Fitchburg Road
John G. Small
Donald MacDonald
Peter Lawson
William Lamb
David Smith
William Owler
James Weyms
Charles Butcher
George Stratchen
George Weyms
James Russel
John McGaw
James Simpson
W. G. Fisher
Newburyport
J. G. Small
Washington Street
Mr. Fisher
South Boston
Caroline Lockhart
Sporting Chat Highlights Local Athletics and Movements
Tom Maguire of Boston Latin School is re elected captain of the team. Bernard Weters plans to join the New York Athletic Club surprise friends. Tom Burke likely retired from active athletics. Georgetown eager to meet Holy Cross at B A A indoor games on Feb 8. Harry Cornish expects A A A unity. Young of East Boston Athletic Club shines as weight thrower. Columbian Rowing Association gears up for its annual ball. West Lynn Boat Club contemplates a new boat house. Dick Williams of East Boston A A shows strong team race form with Cambridgeport Gymnasium. Jamaica bowler Hager noted for confidence as Jeffries Club smiles. Emmons of Jeffries Winter Club bowling in top form.
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Tom Maguire
Boston Latin
Bernard Weters
New York Athletic Club
Tom Burke
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Harry, Cornish
Young
East Boston Athletic Club
Columbian Rowing Association
West Lynn Boat Club
Dick Williams
East Boston Athletic Association
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
Hager
Hogan
Jeffries Club
Emmons
Jeffries Winter Club
Regional Scores From Dual Matches
At Stoneham Stoneham Chelsea won 7 to 1 over Chelsea. In New Bedford Pawtucket tied 6 to 5 with New Bedford. Salem and Providence finished 4 to 3 in favor of Salem against Providence.
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Stoneham-Stoneham
Chelsea
New Bedford
Pawtucket
Salem—Salem
Providence
Hood Tops Manuel in South Boston Pool Standout
Hood defeated Manuel by 127 points in a South Boston pool tournament last night. Tonight English Tom and Ryan are scheduled to play, adding to the local pool action and standings.
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Hood
Manuel
South Boston
Tom and Ryan
Indoor athletic meeting draw attracts top runners
An upcoming grand athletic meet is planned for Saturday evening at the East Newton Street armory under the Ninth Regiment. Events include sprints, distance runs, high jump, two team relays, and tug of war with gold watches and silver cups as prizes. Entry fees are modest and notable athletes from NYAC, Holy Cross, Georgetown, and others are expected to compete.
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East Newton Street
Ninth Regiment
America
United States
W. J. Casey
East Armory
Boston
Tommy Conneff
New York Athletic Club
Holy Cross College
Bernard J. Weters
Georgetown University
Burke
Weters
Sands
Mike Sweeney
Harvard
Technology
Brown
Tufts
Boston College
Lanky 208 in Training in Dallas Boxers Move
Dan Stuart arrived with Jack Everhardt and trainer in Dallas. Everhardt is matched against Horace Leeds. Fitzsimmons began heavy training. Maher will arrive tomorrow to start work.
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Dallas
Tex
Dan Stuart
Jack Everhardt
Rainer
Everhardt
Horace Leeds
Fitzsimmons
Maher
Boxing Gossip From Central Falls Draws Night of Pensive Retrospect
The Central Falls boxing card ended in a draw between the St. Paul Kid James Kennard and Jerry Sullivan after 25 rounds. Sullivan showed pace and footwork, but an injured left hand squandered his chances. Boston's Dr. A P Ordway reveals two exclusive matches for March 16 and the night before the Derby featuring Dixon Smith Walcott and Burge Choynski negotiations. Also, Mysterious Billy Smith pursues Tom Ryan, while Jon Mullin aims to reface Paddy Fenton at 133 pounds or catch weights, with Mullin visiting the Post office on Tuesday.
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Central Falls
St. Paul
James Kennard
Jerry Sullivan
Sullivan
Providence
Jerry Fall
Montreal Portlock
Jerry
Metropole
A. P. Ordway
Boston
Post Sporting Department
Ordway
Joe Walcott
Dick Burge
National Sporting Club
Dixon
Walcott
Tom Ryan
Smith
Ryan
Joe Choynski
Choynski
Minneapolis
Billy
Jon Mullin
Paddy Fenton
Woburn
Mr. Fenton
Mullin
Fenton
New England League Directors Meet at Quincy House
The second session of the New England League directors held at the Quincy House acted on contracts limiting farm team players. A rule barred players under contract with another club from playing for any New England club with a $100 fine for violations. The meeting set a March 11 schedule meeting and proposed constitution changes, including a flexible league size and umpire duties.
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New England League
Quincy House
New Bedford
Nyce
Boston
Ryan
Bostons
New England
Transportation Committee
Maine
Committee On
Ford
Bangor
Committee On Rules Governing
O'Connell to Get Pittsburg Trial as National League Meets
The article notes Jack OConnell of Lewiston may trial with Pittsburg this season while contracts are approved for George Nablett of Chester and William McKenzie of Philadelphia with Brockton. It also covers NL magnates meeting in New York and discusses team play, signaling, and the Western League rules on contract jumping.
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Jack O’connell
Lewiston
Pittsburg
George 8. Nablett
Chester
Penn
William McKenzie
Philadelphia
Brockton
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
Rusie
Meekin
Giants
Newe'rs
Charley Farrell
Irwin
Vermonters in Boston Celebrate Vermont Association Event
Vermont Association of Boston hosted a festive tenth birthday at the Vendome with about 159 guests including many wives and daughters. Chief Justice Field presided alongside Vermont officials and a Boston orchestra provided music as stories of Vermont highlighted the evening. New officers were elected: President Anson W. Beard, vice-presidents Alden Speary William E. Fuller, secretary Elmer E. Silver, chaplain Rev. E. H. Byington D. C., and a 12-member executive committee.
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Vermont
Vermont Association of Boston
Vermont Association of
Boston
Green Mountain State
Field
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Jonathan Ross
Supreme Court of Vermont
S. H. Thompson
Charles O. Catlin
Vermont Association of Rhode Island
Martin L. Hamblett
Lowell Vermont Association
B. C. Harvey
Vermont Association of Springfield
Captain Howard
Boston Association
A. C. Blair
Daughters of Vermont
Anson W. Beard
Alden Speary
William E. Fuller
Elmer E. Silver
E. H. Byington
D. C
Josiah H. Benton, Jr
James T. Phelps
George A. Brown
Eugene N. Foss
Ashton R. Milliard
John Bliss Brainerd
M. D
Boston Merchants Association Holds Monthly Meeting
Boston merchants gathered at Young's Hotel for their monthly session. J R Leeson was unanimously chosen to represent the association on the Merchants municipal committee. The board endorsed a treasury reform petition seeking separation of gold reserve operations and study of global banking systems, with a January 1897 reporting deadline. The postal committee backed maintaining current rates, opposing a 1 cent postage cut. Members discussed a national bankruptcy law and the Torrey bill, and W A Lewisson & Co Proctor Hunt & Co Jacobs Bamber & Louis were elected to membership.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Merchants’ Municipal Committee
Boston
J. R. Leeson
Sears
Committee of Banking and Currency
Senate
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Sherman
Postal Committee
National Board of Trade
Washington, D. C
Postoffice Department
W. A. Lewisson & Co
Proctor, Hunt & Co
Jacobs, Bamber & Louis
Authors Night at the Procopeia Draws Noted Guests
Distinguished literary figures attended the Procopeia last evening with Mrs. Seabury and Mrs. Farmer assisting. The program featured instrumental music and readings including Emerson by Charles Malloy, under a governing board listing Ole Bull, Waldo H Stearns, Foster, Ives, Huberty James, and Livermore.
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Procopeia
M. J. Seabury
Sarah J. Farmer
Greenacre
Eliott
N. H
Emerson
Charles Malloy
Ole Bull
Cambridge
Waldo H. Stearns
Brookline
Charles A. Foster
United States Navy
H. R. Burdeck
Charles F. Ives
F. Huberty James
Winifred Barber
Mary A. Livermore
Julia Ward Howe
Louise Chandler Moulton
J. T. Trowbridge
Fendessa
Frank PB. Sanborn
Alfred Norton
Helen van Anderson
Alice Morris
Charles Bangs
George Rolfe
Charles Davenport
Geraldine Eliot
BE. W. Beers
Griffiths
Leslie W. Sprague
San Francisco
Florence Smith
Bell
New York
Maud Murray
Charles Gettenny
Lecture on The Soul Doth the Body Make and Emerson
A speaker will lecture on The Soul Doth the Body Make and share reminiscences of his old-time friend Emerson. The event underscores themes of mind and matter and offers personal recollections from the lecturer.
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Ley
Emerson
White House Hosts Diplomatic Corps Evening Reception
In Washington on January 9 the White House held the first presidential season reception in honor of the diplomatic corps. President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland led the greeting with Cabinet ladies, Colonel John M. Wilson presented, and many foreign officials, military officers, and members of Congress attended the event amid lush foliage decorations and gold lace uniforms.
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Washington
White House
Diplomatic Corps
Cleveland
John M. Wilson
Anniversary observance of Boston Gynecological Society at Parker House
The twenty seventh annual Boston Gynecological Society gathering at Parker House honored eminent specialists. President Frisbie gave the address and re-elected officers. Toastmaster Dr Henry O Marcy led a reception and speeches praising abdominal surgery advances and pioneers including Sir James Simpkins, Dr Storer, Dr Burnham, Dr Kimball, and Dr Newman.
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Boston Gynecological Society
Parker House
Frisbie
Henry O. Marcy
Brown
Wheeler
James Y. Simpkins
Edinburgh
Storer
Society
Irish
Lowell
Burnham
Kimball
Robert Newman
Kellar
Bates
George L. Bachelor
Norris
Thompson
Fall River
Democratic Associates of old Ward 20 adopt new constitution
A meeting of the Democratic Associates of old Ward 20 at their new club rooms on Dudley Street and Blue Hill Avenue adopted a new constitution for Ward 17. Thomas F. Ray was reelected president, with Thomas S. Prendergast, Dennis Coholan, and Walter J. O Malley as officers. Mayor Josiah Quincy was named an honorary member and congratulations were offered to Representative Charles I. Quirk on his leadership in the House. A banquet at the Quincy House is planned for Thursday night January 30 with speakers including Mayor Quincy, George Fred Williams, John W. Corcoran, and James E Hayes.
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Charles I. Quirk
House of Representatives
Quincy House
Quincy
George Fred Williams
John W. Corcoran
James E Hayes
Massachusetts Historical Society meeting notes report
The stated meeting was held yesterday afternoon. J. P. Quincy was chosen to write the memoir of the late Rev. O. B. Frothingham for the proceedings. Dr. S. A. Green presented minutes from the late R. C. Winthrop and the Peabody education fund trustees approved them. Colonel Henry Lee shared unpublished Jonathan Sewall letters, a noted Loyalist. Unpublished letters from George Whitefield and Jonathan Edwards were read by Rev. H. F. Jenks. J. I. Rhodes presented a paper on McClellan's Peninsula Campaign. F. C. Lowell of Boston was elected a resident member and Leslie Stephens a corresponding member.
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Massachusetts Historical Society
J. P. Quincy
O. B. Frothingham
S. A. Green
R. C. Winthrop
Peabody Education Fund
Henry Lee
Jonathan Sewall
Cambridge Red Jacket Veterans Ball At Armory
The third annual grand ball of the Cambridge Red Jacket Veteran Firemen's Association was held in the armory building at Central square last night. Visiting firemen from Quincy Watertown Waltham Somerville Arlington and Brighton attended. President George H Blatchford and his wife led the grand march as nearly 300 couples began the ball, with veterans in red shirts contrasting the ladies’ varied dresses.
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Cambridge Red Jacket Veteran Firemen's Association
Armory Building
Central Square
Quincy
Watertown
Waltham
Somerville
Arlington
Brighton
George H. Blatchford
Unitarian Nub Club Organized in Brockton
In Brockton on January 9, the Unitarian Nub formed as a liberal belief club. Officers elected include President Rev Rush R. Shippen and vice presidents Rev E B McCloughlin Clarence A Chandler J C Gilbert F E Howard. Richard W Nutter is secretary and treasurer with an executive committee of O A Miller A C Thompson Fred B Howard. About 150 members joined as a constitution was adopted.
Melrose Club elects officers at annual banquet
The Melrose Club held its annual election of officers and banquet tonight. George R. Jones was named president with William R. Lavender and Dr. E. S. Jack as vice presidents, Warren S. Towner secretary, Fred W. Thomas treasurer, and Thomas M. Gog'n and Fred K. M. Jones as active executive members. General Champlin, Colonel Heysseltine and Representative George R. Jones spoke before about 100 members in attendance.
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Melrose
Melrose Club
George R. Jones
William R. Lavender
E. S. Jack
Warren S. Towner
Fred W. Thomas
Thomas M. Gog'n
Fred K. M. Jones
Washburn
Heysseltine
Professor Puffer Demonstrates Arc Light Study
Professor William L. Puffer of the Institute of Technology presented a paper in the Walker building on A New Method of Studying the Light of Alternating Arc Lights. He illustrated the talk with a lantern and numerous experiments to clarify the subject.
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William L. Puffer
Institute of Technology
Walker
Officers Elected at Mt. Vernon Republican Club
At the annual meeting of the Mt. Vernon Republican Club of Ward 8 held at 71 Cams bridge street officers were elected including President Hammond T. Fletcher and Vice-President Franklin W. Boyd.
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Mt. Vernon
Republican Club
Ward 8
Camsbridge Street
Hammond T. Fletcher
Franklin W. Boyd
Local Board Officers Named for House Committee
The treasurer is John E. Shaw, secretary Ed ward A. Bean, warden George W. Wheelock, with house committee members including George E. Hunter, George W. Wheelock, and William H. King.
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John E. Shaw
Edward A. Bean
George W. Wheelock
George E. Hunter
William H. King
Master Plumbers' Association Elects Officers
At a meeting in Wilks' Hall last evening the Master Plumbers' Association elected officers for the coming year. Daniel G. Finnerty was named president with Edward C. Kelly first vice president, J. H. Young second vice president, James O Connell third vice president, Daniel Shannon treasurer, John W. Cosden financial secretary, William A. Tucker recording secretary, and C. H. Cronin corresponding secretary.
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Wilks’ Hall
Daniel G. Finnerty
Edward C. Kelly
J. H. Young
James O'Connell
Daniel Shannon
John W. Cosden
William A. Tucker
C. H. Cronin
Somerville Finance Club Elects Officers at Dinner
The Somerville Finance Club held its annual dinner at the United States Hotel last evening with about thirty ladies and gentlemen attending on ladies night. Officers were re-elected: President F. E. Cheney, vice-president and secretary George H. Dresser, treasurer C. E. Moore, trustees N. F. Babb, A. A. Lamont, and George H. Foster.
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Somerville Finance Club
United States Hotel
F. E. Cheney
George H. Dresser
C. E. Moore
N. F. Babb
A. A. Lamont
George H. Foster
Everett Fife Drum Corps Fourth Annual Ball Held
The Everett Fife Drum and Bugle Corps held its fourth annual ball in Everett hall last evening with about 100 couples present. The grand march was led by Floor Director George A. Carter and wife.
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Everett
Everett Hall
George A. Carter
Free transfer bill seen passing Legislature quick
The free transfer bill is poised for approval in both Legislature branches with Representative Gallivan leading the effort and Senate backing a majority. A joint special committee will map new district divisions and ten year representation apportionments, while a separate set of resolutions seeks Congress action to open the Connecticut River for navigation. The Senate also considers a pharmacy regulation bill backed by the State Board, proposing biennial re registration, merging enforcement departments, and a $10,000 appropriation to improve enforcement. it extends the complaint window from fifteen to ninety days.
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South
Boston
Senate
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Mein
Worcester
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Commonwealth
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Springfield
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Hutchinson
Suffolk
State Board of Pharmacy
Massachusetts
Board
Farewell reception for Rev Thomas W Coughlin in Watertown
The Young Men's Catholic Association of Watertown honored Rev Thomas W Coughlin on his promotion from curate at St Patrick's Watertown to pastor of the Church of the Sacred Heart Mt Auburn. A silver water pitcher was presented and remarks made by local clergy and parishioners. Three cheers followed the adjournment.
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Thomas W. Coughlin
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Barnard Block
Father Coughlin
St. Patrick’s Church
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mt. Auburn
John S. Cullen
J. J. Salmon
D. D
John F. Kelleher
Thomas Gavin
George F. Butler
M. J. Kelley
M. J. Cunniff
D. J. Tracy
Richard Sevier
Dr. Boucher
Gallagher Dominates In Boston Billiards Exposition
Chicago billiardist Gay Tom Gallagher gave a brilliant exhibition at the Boston Athletic Club, defeating Eames 600 to 200 with a strong run of 60 and an average of 17 11 17. Tonight Gallagher faces George Carter at the Hub Billiard Palace aiming for 690 to 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom” Gallagher
Chicago
Boston Athletic Club
Eames
Gallagher
New England
Boston
George Carter
Carter
Steeplechase Association Holds Annual Meeting in New York
The National Steeplechase Association met at the Jockey Club in New York with Decourcey Forbes and others in attendance. August Belmont, John G. Follansbee, and John G. Heckscher were elected stewards for three years. A Coney Island Jockey Club summer steeplechase series was announced to run weekly in June and July under NSA direction.
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New York
National
National Steeplechase Association
East Boston Indoor Games Set With Cambridge Port Gym
East Boston Athletic Association to hold a special meeting Monday to plan a second joint indoor games with Cambridgeport Gymnasium. Last week Cambridge athletes defeated them in seven events, with East Boston winning two.
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East Boston Athletic Association
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Cambridge
Wiley
East Boston
Lynn Pastor Resigns Amid Church Turmoil
At a special Lynn church meeting the resignation of Rev. A. A. Williams was discussed and accepted, ending months of local excitement in church circles.
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Lynn
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