Road Race Route Planned for Saturday June 24
The course for the Brighton road race is laid out from Warren and Cambridge streets. It proceeds along Warren to Winchester, Beacon, Boulevard, past pumping station uphill to Newton Centre, Great Sign Boards, Newton Lower Falls, Wellesley Hills, Wellesley to South Natick, turning near Bailey's Hotel, and returning.
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Peek
N. Robinson
Warren Street
Cambridge Street
Brighton
Winchester ‘Street
Beacon Street
Boulevard
Spast
Newton Centre
Newton Lower Falls
Wellesley Hills
Wellesley
South Natick
Church
Bailey’s Hotel
Charles Murphy Leads Long Bicycle Ride Record Quest
Charles Murphy, famed rider from Irvington Milburn course, headlines a day of endurance runs and club notices. Springfield Bicycle Club sets a 25 mile goal as Checkers guard crossings while North Adams to Sheffield Relay records fall. numerous club runs and officer elections populate Massachusetts circuits.
Died Miss Agnes Lewis of 24 Fulton Street
Miss Agnes Lewis of 24 Fulton Street died yesterday. The burial will be at Forest Hills tomorrow. The Board of Aldermen held a meeting yesterday afternoon at 4 45 o clock. The highway ordinance bill was laid on the table. Petitions from Casey Gale Rowe and Johnson were referred to roads and bridges. W H Earle of Sprague Street Malden for 12 dollars per month aid referred to State aid. Charles Burrell and E Frost approved as special police at city stables and several named constables elected. Mystic Park.
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Agnes. Lewis
Fulton Street
Forest Hills
Board of Aldermen
Thomas Casey
Charles Gale
A. W. Rowe
Mr. Johnson
W.H. Earle
Sprague Street
Malden
Charles Burrell
E. Frost
A. J. Jewitt
E. D. Holmes
John. Grady
Mr. Ewell
Mystic Park
Lawrence School Alumni Form Association Banquet at U S Hotel
Graduates of the Lawrence School South Boston form an alumni association and plan a reunion banquet at the United States Hotel. The president is Thomas A. Mullen Boston Latin School instructor. Bishop elect Lawrence son of Amos Lawrence is invited to attend.
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Lawrence School
South Boston
United States Hotel
Thomas A. Mullen
Boston Latin School
Elect Lawrence
Amos Lawrence
RACING CUNNINGHAM SHIPWREATH LIGHTSHIP COURSE VICTORY
The Prince of Wales cutter Britannia Lord Dunravens Valkyrie the Scotch syndicate Calluna Mr Clarke’s Satanita and Mr Jameson’s Iverna started a round the Shipwash and Sunk Lightships. A light northerly wind favored Valkyrie which won by one minute over Britannia. Iverna and Calluna finished nowhere.
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London
Prince of Wales
Britannia
Lord Dunraven
Valkyrie
Calluna
Clarke
Satanita
Mr. Jameson
Iverna
District News Space Curtailed By Post Overrun
The Post notes limited space for district news as coverage is trimmed during the ongoing Borden story.
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Borden
Water supply cut at Castle Island sparks civic appeal
Sergeant Keefe’s water supply on Castle Island has been shut off for protection causing daily inconvenience to visitors this season. Citizens’ associations are urged to intervene as running a water supply to the island is affordable. Park commissioners are questioned over ties to liquid refreshments sellers. The Perkins Institution and Massachusetts School for the Blind hold commencement at Boston Theatre at 3 p.m. today with gymnastics, drill, chorus, solos, and piano. The Paine boat lead yesterday was reported for the fin. J O Hyman shifts his retail business to 625 East Fourth Street City Point from West Broadway.
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Keefe
Castle Island
Park Commissioners
Perkins Institution
Massachusetts School For the Blind
Boston Theatre
Paine
J. O. Hyman
West Broadway
East Fourth Street
City Point
West Medfords to play East Bostons at section grounds
East Boston notes announce a 3 PM Saturday game at the fourth section grounds between the West Medfords and East Bostons. The funeral of Bernard McGivern was held from Church of the Holy Redeemer and interment followed at Cambridge Cemetery. Miss N Slattery’s annual recital is at Lyceum Hall tonight. J O Watson of Orient Heights returns from the World’s Fair.
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West Medfords
East Bostons
Bernard McGivern
Church of the Holy, Redeemer
Old Cambridge
N. Slattery
Lyceum Hall
J. O. Watson
Orient Heights
Dancing Master J G Anthoine Heads To Chicago Convention
Professor J G Anthoine, noted dancing master from Charlestown, travels to Chicago for a national convention of dancing masters. The ladies auxiliary to St Marys Y M C T Society pledges strong temperance and social work support. Wesley Bryant, Austin street undertaker, suffered a serious accident when his horse bolted injuring him and wrecking his wagon near Homestead Place.
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J. G. Anthoine
Chicago
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Mary’s Y. M. C. T. Society
Wesley Bryant
Austin Street
Wood Street
Mr. Bryant
Man Drowned in Charles River Identified As Yet Unknown
Body of a man drowned Sunday in the Charles River at Old Cambridge lies at Under taker Litchfield's room. Police believe the death was accidental. The report notes no identifying clothing or features.
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Charles River
Old Cambridge
Litchfield
James D. Robertson
Cambridge
Western Avenue
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Archbishop Williams
Middlesex County
East Cambridge
Dunbar
Harvard Bridge
Day Nursery and Children’s Home Association Meeting
The annual meeting at First Baptist Church featured a short entertainment by several Misses. The Mayor and Board of Aldermen plan to meet tonight. A pool tournament is set for tomorrow evening by St Rose T A and B Society. Citizens urge a Broadway square park with a petition to officials. The Academy of Music heard a mock trial of Willard Howland over a Plymouth Rock rooster.
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Academy of Music
Willard Howland
Plymouth Rock
Dorchester Notes: Jubilee for Father Ronan and Local Plans
Father Ronan's twenty fifth priesthood anniversary is celebrated next Sunday in the church basement after today. Residents await the promised West End line to Marine Park with a five cent fare. Central Athletic Club to host bowling tournament next week with a silver cup for the winner. E J Rogers and family travel to Ireland for a Saturday visit. Dorchester Woman's Club to meet tonight at Central Athletic club house upper hall with officers to be elected and business conducted. Grove Hall.
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Ronan
West End
Marine Park
Central Athletic Club
E. J. Rogers
Ireland
Dorchester Woman’s Club
Grove Hall
Funeral for Mrs. Hiram Walker This Afternoon
The funeral of Mrs. Hiram Walker will take place this afternoon. The Sculpin Chub will go on a fishing trip to Swamp Scott shore today. The advisory board of the Y M C A Woman's Auxiliary will hold a meeting this afternoon at the association parlor. W C Scott of 1 Poplar Street Faulkner is missing. he left home Sunday saying he would be home before night. He is 45, 4 1/2 feet tall, weighs 96 pounds with a dark complexion. He wore a dark gray suit and knee pants. formerly worked for A A Knight milk dealer. The Malden Board of Trade will have a ladies night on June 21. Kernwood.
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Williams
Waltham
Walthams
Waltham Track
Waltham Races
Sidwell & Sabens
Columbus Avenue
Brother Miller
Connecticut
Miller
Young Men’s Association of
Highway Commission
Senate
Consul Perkins
McClintock
Charles Murphy
Irvington-Milburn
Kings County
A. A.C
Philadelphia
Murphy
Eastons
Eastondale Cycle Club
Edwin F. Maxwell
Fred B. Maxwell
Fred L. Howard
J. Elmer Adams
Massachusetts Division Board of Officers
Young's Hotel
Press Club
Haverhills
Unity Hall
Bassett
John M. Verhoeff
L. A. W. Roll
Arctic
Verhoeff
Peary Party
Lawson
Warren S. Reynolds
Hyde Park Rovers
Hyde Park
Hyde Park’ Rovers
Hyde Park Cycle Club
Reynolds
Readville
D. Connolly
E. P. Young
James Clark
Connolly
Farrell
EB. H. Snow
A.W. Corbett
Rovers
Linscott
Hiram Walker
Swampscott
Advisory Board
The
Av Woman's Auxiliary
Fternoon
Association
W. C." Scott
Poplar Street
Faulkner
Malden Board of Trade
Kernwood
Local Notes and Civic Happenings
O W Lord and family plan a summer trip to Cohasset. Superintendent Congdon earns praise from parents for school oversight and student conduct during the public invitation day. The Board of Aldermen convenes this evening. D P Murphy sells his trotting horse to Malden health chief Powell. The funeral of Harriet A Leavitt occurred yesterday with interment at Glenwood. Broadway.
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O. W. Lord
Cohasset
Congdon
Board of Aldermen
D. P. Murphy
Powell
Malden
Hareriet A. Leavitt
Glenwood
Broadway
Mrs Helen Friend-Robinson Announces Select Concert
Mrs Helen Friend-Robinson will give a select concert at her home 33 Dartmouth street tomorrow evening. The S M A C of Winter Hill is organizing a baseball team. A grand Fourth of July rally will be held in Clarendon Hall Thursday evening with music by the West Somerville Band. The Somerville and Cambridge Y M C A ball teams will play on the Y M C A grounds Saturday. The Mt Sinai Building Associations annual meeting will be Thursday at 8 PM. Captain Stevens of the fire department is recovering from his recent accident. Thomas M Wentworth and wife have returned from the World Fair. OLD POWDER HOUSE.
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Helen Friend-Robinson
Dartmouth Street
Winter Hill
Clarendon Hall
West Somerville
Somerville
Cambridge
Mt. Sinai Building Associations
Captain Stevens
Fire Department
Thomas M. Wentworth
Old Powder House
American Wringer Co. Inventory and Repairs Center
The American Wringer Co at 13 and 15 Broadway extension offers wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They manufacture and repair all types of wringers and sweepers with prompt attention to orders.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
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Massachusetts Club
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George W. Crampton
H. L. Martin, Jr
Robert Loring
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Frank R. Fitz
Everett
Harvey Benett
McCune
McDuffee
Guy Gary
Tyler
Fapler
Union , Cycle
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Ies Fantee AL Vs
New Waltham Track
Meas
Tim
Boston
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Relay Miz. Co
Puritan
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Washington
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Medford
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Polly
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Tremont Row
Webster—Hovey
Lrst
Stopford Wrooke
Edwin Sibley Webster
Jane de Peyster
William A. Hovey
Brookline
Bicyling World
L. A. W. Bulletin
Wheelman Company
Oliver Street
Sr Rairion
Bronsdon
Milton
George C. Bronsdon
Dixwell
Mary Ingersoll Bowditch
Epes
Goodnough
East Seventh Street
Jacob Nelson Goodnough
Shagar
George W. Hagar
Mary FE. R. Paine
John T. Paine
Stetson
Susan B
Rogers Stetson
Norwell
Stebbins
John Stebbins
Wildpe
Charles C. Wilde
Waitt
Allston
Mary E. F. Waitt
Frederick A. Waitt
Winslow
M. Elizabeth Winslow
Charles Winslow
Whipple
Roxbury
John Whipple
McCarry & CO
Charlestown
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