May Hold Over in League of American Wheelmen Elections
Boston area bicycle clubs delay electing division officers amid conflicts between national and state by laws. Clubs argue Section 7 of Article 5 requires post Oct 15 elections while officials say vacancies are not created by missed dates. Perplexing issue to Massachusetts B C and Press Co C discussed at upcoming division meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
League of American Wheelmen
Massachusetts
Abbott Bassett
Massachusetts B. C. and Press Co. C
Division
Elliott elected chief consul with strong backers in board
Chief Consul-elect Sterling Elliott received widespread congratulations yesterday and promised energetic leadership. Opponent George W. Dorntee conceded. Estimates place Elliott drawing substantial support from representatives at large and league clubs, with regulars bracing for a strong first board showing despite some doubts. A machine-man remark hinted the opposition may be down but not out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Elliott
George W. Dorntee
Elliott
Thanksgiving Road Race Set By Dorchester Wheelmen
Dorchester Wheelmen stage their second annual club road race this afternoon on a loop from 100 Harvard Street through Harvard Street Blue Hill Avenue Canterbury Street Walkhill Street back to Harvard Street. Prizes per rider and handicaps listed with a rain or shine note. Open house to follow at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Harvard Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Canterbury Street
Walkhill Street
James
Robert Urquhart
Frank Feather
John Lake
Frank S. Ourish
W. H. Spokesfield
F. B. MacArthur
A. G. Squires
A. MelIntire
Natter
F. L. Tuckey
E. Robinson
H. B. Sargent
P. B H. Judd
C. P. Smith
D. L. Dannahy
C. H. Ball
A. H. Beal
Dorchester District
Interclub Whist Tournament Set by Boston Cycling Clubs
Six Boston cycle clubs will hold a social interclub whist tournament this winter. Each club plays two games with every other club, home and away. December schedule lists Massachusetts B C vs Tiger Roadsters on Dec 6 at M B C, and Dec 18 Press C C vs Massachusetts B C, at P C C, with Dec 20 Massachusetts B C vs Metropolitan at M B C. The event replaces the A C C whist tourney after last season’s dispute over professionalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Roxbury B. C
Press, Tigers
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Middlesex B. C
Massachusetts B. C
Tiger Roadsters
Press C. C
Metropolitan
Racing board suspends riders for unpaid fees
Chairman Mott's weekly bulletin lists suspensions of Frank Butler of Cambridge Mass F A Gately of Roxbury Mass and F E Baker for non payment of entry fees until paid and for thirty days after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mott
the Racing Board
Frank Butler
Cambridge
Mass
F. A. Gately
Roxbury
F. E. Baker
Listings of Named Individuals in Massachusetts and Nearby States
A roster of residents and towns lists numerous individuals across Massachusetts and neighboring states including Westboro Taunton Wellesley Hills Brockton Springfield Bridgeport and New Haven with many names such as Allie BE Barber Roscoe Buck Maurice Chase Joe Collins C H Craigue William Cahill Henry Donovan F Doyle and others care of varied locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westboro
Mass
Allie BE. Barber
Taunton
Roscoe Buck
Wellesley Hills
F. H. Burger
Bridgeport
M. W. Gray
Beverly
H. J. Harrison
New Haven
Conn
Thomas H. Jones
Brockton
C. A. Keating
Ayer
Fred le Mieux
Ware
Robert Lyon
Leominster
J. Nadeau
Keene
N. H
M. A. Peterson
Somerville
G. I. Sackett
Springfield
W. Smith
Worcester
B. S. Tinkleman
Waterbury
No sale of Greyhound Bicycle Plant. denial issued
Worcester Telegram and Post report falsely claimed Cochrane and Cole of Boston bought the Greyhound Bicycle Manufacturing Company plant at East Brookfield. Henry Sachs confirms no sale plan, 1898 models to be produced with increased output and full warranty. Greyhound wheels list at $50 with new design features and options in saddles and tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester Telegram
Post
Messrs
Greyhound
Old Dorchester Tops Highland Club in Suburban Interclub
Old Dorchester teams earned the most points in six events against the Highland Club at the former club house. Home sides won billiards pool and whist and one bowling match. Highland won two bowling games to clinch the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Dorchester
Highland Club
Billiards
S. H. Caancooper
Highland
Botsf
Wwales
G. F. Folsom
F. A. Antes
G. Shaw
H. G. Morse
OO Iehiat Old Dorchester
Cornell Faces Penn In Annual Thanksgiving Day Game
Philadelphia November 24 Cornell football arrives in prime form for the Thanksgiving game against the University of Pennsylvania. The squad is confident Penn will need strong defense to stop them and predicts scoring from the 30 yard line while Penn seeks two touchdowns or fewer. Coach Woodruff says a hard but winnable match lies ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cornell
Ithaca
Primie
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennnsylvania
Woodruff
Pennsylvanias
Bovig Ri
Lueder Hare
L. G
Eels
Reed Overdeli
LGN Ik Ase
McCracken
Bbs
Ieee Greers
Favelle Outland
R. T
Saat É
McLaughlin Hedges
R. E
McKeever
Weeks
Young Jackson
Rvs Mae Agarn Cele
Whiting Morice
R. H
Sweenv. Te
Windsor Minds
F. B
Wilson
English High and Latin Meet in Annual South End Football Game
English High and Boston Latin clash on the South End grounds for their long running annual football game. The match draws about 6000 spectators with tickets selling fast. Captains Murphy and Carey lead their teams as weight and strategy factor into a hard fought contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English High
Boston Latin
South End
George Callahan
Eddie Manahan
Latin School
Murphy
Carey
Kelly
Talbot
Freed
Moran Dean
F. Regan Rorke
Fick Seavey
Drake
Versna c
Carey O’brien
G. E. Regan
Burns Reilly
R. Tapaee
Talbot Nicho
Cyclists' Series Opens in Boston Bowling Tournament
The annual bowling tournament of the Associated Cycling Clubs of Boston and Vicinity began at Sudbury alleys with Roslindale Cycle Club beating Roxbury by 4 pins due to a late slump. Seven clubs compete though entries are down. The A C C faced professional charges issue last season and Medford withdrew, cancelling Medford Waltham match. scores follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sudbury
Roslindale
Roxbury B. C
Roxbury
Medford B. C
Medford-Waltham
Roanoke Boxing Club to Stage Dec 3 Show at City Point
Boxing gossip notes high interest from the Roanoke Club event with a three round Brooks brothers exhibition and bouts featuring Pat Roche Larry Powers Jack Foley and Frank Connolly at the Seaside Athletic Club East First Street City Point. George Tuohy reports on fighters including Yank Kenny Nick Burley and prospects of future matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Seaside Athletic Club
East First Street
City Point
Brooks Brothers
Pat Roche
Seaside Club
Larry Powers
Jack Foley
Frank Connolly
Jack Lawton
Benny Kane
Stanway Associates
Pat Murphy
England
Arthur Whitehead
Ed Havey
James E. Hemsworth
John I. Abbott
Hemsworth
Robert Cox
Josiah Dean
Michael J. Hurley
Rambler Outing Club
I. G
Buffalo
George Byers
Harry Peppers
Waterbury
Byers
Doc Payne
Cleveland
Peppers
Peter Jackson
Professor Robinson
Jim Davenport
Ben de Barre
Jig Stone
Charley Lynch
Yank Kenny
Corbett
Nick Burley
Chuck Connors
Kenny
New York
Manuel
Yank
George V. Tuohey
Hoppy dominates Brookline 64 to 0 in season finale
Hoppy routs Brookline by 64 to 0 as 16 first half touchdowns and 8 extra points surge past the visitors. Ware, Shea, Brooks, and Cole led scoring with multiple touchdowns and goals. Brookline struggled on offense and defense, held to twelve rushes and minimal yardage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoppy
Brookline
Shea
Ware
Brooks
Cole
Kernan
Floyd
C. Fox
Frothingham
Quinlan
Bbc Bho
R. T
R. G
P. Fox Sargent
Case c
Dexter
Nyon Peon
C. Fox Clark
Spree Trey Ee l. E
Floyd Cole
Willis
Q. D
Wilcox Brooks
Weis
Ce Eis Nees
Dane H. B
Strickland Ware
D. D
Horr
Skilton Moyes
Harvard
Sargent
Herman and
Hall
Holy Cross Faces Boston College In South End Gridiron Clash
Holy Cross and Boston College meet for the second time this year with Holy Cross holding a 10 to 4 win on Oct. 23. Lineups feature Archie White and Jack Hurley at halves for Holy Cross and Croker Riley along with Grainger at fullback for BC. The field is expected to be packed with graduates and supporters from both institutions as kickoff approaches at two o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross
Boston College
South End
Boston
Croker
Riley
Keen
Long
Friends of the Maroon and Old Gold
First Base
Worcester Boys
McCue
O’reilly
Finn
Hennessy
Tooling
McDonough
Shannahan
Barry
Kenney
Turnane
Powers
Community event appreciation notes page highlights
A matériel report continues from page 1 noting thanks for music and dancing with nearly all attendees, led by President W D MacDonald and his wife, who contributed to the celebratory atmosphere of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. MacDonald
Cooks Alliance Hosts First Event at Paul Revere Hall
The Boston Cooks Alliance Benevolent Association held its seventh annual ball in the new Paul Revere Hall in Mechanics Building last night. Nearly 600 guests attended as the National Guard Band performed from 8 to 9, followed by a grand march and dancing until morning. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Housego, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Powell, and many leading hotel figures among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Cooks’ Alliance Benevolent Association
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Boston
New Hall
National Guard Band
Arthur E. Housego
A. E. Housego
Richard Powell
J. H. Heapley
Joseph Oliver
George Brown
James MceLaughlin
Cornelius Gallant
Timothy Horgan
John Lyons
Patrick Pugh
Robert Colton
Harry Heapt
Stella Dart
Andrew Anderson
Anthony Souga
Thomas McNulty
Jennie O’brien
Florence Bates
Julia Morse
Thomas Higgins
John McPherson
Susan Cochrane
Maggie Davidson
James Reardon
John Boyle
Josephine Wells
Hibernians in the Dance at Odd Fellows Hall
The second annual Division 34 AO H concert and ball drew about 1100 attendees. President Peter E Murphy led the grand march with numerous couples and a long list of notable guests including Michael J Reardon St Patrick Cooney Thomas H Murphy John Dermody Daniel Herlihy Daniel Donovan Lawrence O’Neill Arthur A O’Leary R J McEleany and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Beirinn
Peter E. Murphy
Murphy
M. W. Shyne
Nellie Leary
S. J. Clancy
S. J. Clancy and Mrs. Clancy, M. J. Murphy
Nora Sullivan
Denis J. Bergin
Bergin
Hugh Montague
Julia Crowley
Denis Kelly
John Kelly
George C. Stephens
Stephens
James J. Kelly
Delia O’neill
Daniel J. Bergin
Michael McLaughlin
Rose Degnon
M. J. O’brien
O’brien
Joseph Bergin
Michael O'Neill
O'Neill
Edward Carroll
Nellie Callaghan
John J. Leahy
Leahy
Joseph Griffin
Margaret Nyhan
Humphrey Kelly
Mary Kelly
Jeremiah Shea
Nora Donovan
John J. Madden
Mary Tehan
Denis McSweeney
McSweeney
Thomas J. Shea
Mary McConnell
Thomas O’connor
Mary O’connor
Joseph McDevitt
Susan McCarthy
John Prendergast
Sara McCarthy
Thomas F. Kenny
Annie McElhinney
John Mooney
Minnie Scannell
John F. McDonnell
McDonnell
John Cronin
Cronin
Amog
Michael J. Reardon
St. Patrick Cooney
Thomas H. Murphy
John Dermody
Daniel J. Herlihy
Malden Be Game Club Hosts Second Annual Ball at National Hall
The Malden Be Game Club staged its second annual ball at National Hall, Malden, drawing about 600 attendees and an excellent performance by Harrigan's Orchestra. The club boasts a large, predominantly young male membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Be Game Club
National Hall
Harrigan
Club to host winter talks and entertainments
The club plans a winter series of talks at its club rooms with invited guests including Congressman Fitzgerald and wife ex-Alderman Mitchell and J H Cadigan of Boston. The congressman delivered a twenty minute speech that drew generous applause. President Thomas W Ryan oversaw floor arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Fitzgerald
Mitchell
J. H. Cadigan
Boston
Thomas W. Ryan
Grand Ball Attendees and Dancers Listed
Mr William Crowley and Miss Annie Crowley lead about seventy five couples at a formal ball. Following the match there were twenty dances and a midnight supper. Notable attendees include: Councilman James T. Mahoney, Senator James A. Galli van, Representatives John Gartland and James B. Clancy, Councilman Patrick O’Toole, and many others such as Miss Mamie Meehan Miss Nellie Bresnahan Miss Lizzie Crowley and Miss Mamie Kelley, among many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crowley
Annie Crowley
William Healey
Mamie Meehan
James T. Mahoney, Jr
Ward 13
James A. Gallivan
Nellie Bresnahan
John J. Gartland
Ward 9
William Brooks
William Sullivan
T. Holmes
J. Dunn
T. Colbert
Annie Snullivan
Mattie Milliken
Maggie White
Kittie Conry
Annie O'Neil
May Hampstead
T. W. Healy
Annie Lynch
J. A. Morrison
Mamie Lynch
Jack Lynch
P. J. Daly
Joseph Burke
Maggie M. Masterson
Mamie Kelley
Twenty Second Annual Division 2 A O H Concert
Nine hundred guests crowded Hibernian Hall Havre Street East Boston for the twenty second annual concert and hall of Division 2 A O H second oldest Suffolk County Hibernian branch with Irish and American colors and music by Doher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernian Hall
Havre Street
Boston
Division 2
Suffolk County
Hibernian
Doher
Hibernian Orchestra Event With Daughters Of Erin Attendees
Floor director A O H Kall ty's Hibernian orchestra hid behind tropical foliage. Daughters of Erin Ladies Auxiliary join chiefs and warriors in a grand procession led by William J Cronin and Miss Kate Foley with 200 couples. Numerous officials and members listed in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty’s Hibernian Orchestra
Daughters of
Erin
A.O. H
William J. Cronin
Michael Cavanaugh
Thomas Arthur
Kate Foley
Mary E. Sullivan
Nellie Collins
John Candon
Annie Murray
Mary Fitzpatrick
Frank J. McCrary
Thomas F. Rice
P. J. Kennedy
Michael Flanagan
Daniel T. McCallion
Joseph Liddy
William Brittran
Mamie Kelly
Timothy Donovan
Thomas Dolan
Jeremiah Donovan
Martin Gallagher
David Forest
Hugh McClellan
Edwin J. Gorman
B. G. Bates
Joseph Salter
Michael J. Kelly
Nellie Murray
John J. Murray
Bridget Connors
John J. Kelleher
Patrick Donovan
James Hedrington
Philip Sheridan
Annie McDonald
William J. Walsh
Patrick Fitzpatrick
Mary A. Gill
John J. Judge
Mary Barber
John J. Shannon
Mary J. Barley
Heniiberry
Annie Harding
Leo Walsh
John J. A. Sullivan
Thomas Riley
Felix Tierney
John Crawford
James O’connor
John Walsh
Bakers and Confectioners Ball in Tremont Street Hall
The International Bakers and Confectioners Local Union No 4 Boston held its thirteenth annual ball at Kossuth Hall Tremont Street last night. About two hundred couples attended as Gilchers Band played an hour and the organizers thanked guests for their extras while top hitters led the march by Mr and Mrs James Doherty and Mr and Mrs Alexander Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bakers and Confectioners
Kossuth Hall
Tremont Street
Union No. 4
Boston
James J. Doherty
Alexander S. Smith
Gilcher
Neil H. Mahy
Ralph Gardner
Christopher Stowe
Deckwith
Pawtucket
Kathearn
Howe
Mamie Hess
Bertha Kampede
Laura Stammer
Harriet Berrim
Alberta Daniels
Elle Banks
Henrrietta Harris
Bettie Lampson
Emly Gearley
Lillian Ralph
Bessie Goldsmith
Louise Greene
Isabel Chantey
Grace Geer
Lizzie Haile
Penelope Little
Nellie I. Niles
Anntie Nowell
Cora Botsford
Lizzie Jennings
Katie Kiauck
Laura Dodger
Carrie
Clara Hill
Margenton
Lilly Mordaunt
Patrice Wiles
Messrs
J. PD. McDonald
Daniel Powell
William Daly
James Wallace
I. Kelly
L. Anders
George Hoffman
Robert Lynch
George Gardner
M. J. Flavin
Charles Koehler
W.athes
August A. Gronan
Joseph T. Walsh
Frank Harybecker
John Noon
Buckley
Kathleen
Boardman
Hattie Morley
Bertha Gilder
Henrietta Hess
Medford Firemen Hold Fifth Annual Relief Concert
The fifth annual concert of the Medford Fire Department Relief Association drew a large crowd at the Medford Opera House. Mayor Loring and most City Council members attended, along with Chief Hopkins of Greenville and about fifty neighboring firefighters. An orchestra of ten performed from 8 to 9, followed by a grand march led by Chief Bacon and his wife with a large group of dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Relief Association of the
Medford
Nonpareil Associates Hold Twenty-Sixth Annual Ball
The Nonpareil Associates hosted its 26th annual ball at Paine Memorial Hall drawing about 400 couples. The Kierkely Orchestra played a 9 pm concert before a grand march led by J. J. Sullivan and Miss Nora Sullivan, with 200 couples following. Supper at 11 pm followed a day featuring twenty four dances and numerous encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonpareil Associates
Paine Memorial Hall
Kierkely Orchestra
J. J. Sullivan
Nora Sullivan
M. J. Crotty
Carrie Condon
Notable Names Appear in Local Social Ledger
A long list of residents and guests is noted, including Dodge, Miss Julia Hadaway, Miss Katherine Bogan, Mr. and Mrs. Kennell and many others. The roll includes ex-Representative Keenan and numerous Ms and Messrs, highlighting social ties and marriages among the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Sweeney
P. J. Eagan
W. T. Guiney
J. J. Sullivan
J. J. Hurley
J. Havlin
T. F. Long
H. EF. Fitzgerald
G. F. O'Donnell
J. H. Boyle
F. J. Cahill
W. A. Donnelly
D. T. Lyons
M. J. Crotty
Clan Mackintosh Holds Thirteenth Annual Concert and Ball
The thirteenth annual Clan Mackintosh concert and ball drew about 20 couples to Union Hall Cambridgeport last night. Guests wore Scottish attire with kilts and Highland dress as Chief George Stephens spoke, and performances featured Mrs. G. T. Martin, Mrs. C. D. McCormack, E. Emerson, Pratt, Violet Woods, and piper A. Macbeth with accompanist Miss Liddell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan Mackintosh
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
George Stephens
G. T. Martin
C. D. McCormack
E. Emerson
Pratt
Scotland
Violet Woods
A. Macbeth
Piper
Miss Liddell
Bunker Hill Foresters Host Second Annual Ball
Catholic Order of Foresters in Bunker Hill Court Massachusetts held its second annual ball in Cauley Hall attracting a large, representative audience. Led by chief ranger John J. O’Hare the event featured a grand March and was deemed a great success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill Court
Massachusetts
Order of Foresters
Cauley Hall
John J. O’hare
Prominent district residents parade led by Chief Ranger O Hare
Chief Ranger John J. O’Hare officiated as floor marshal guiding a march with over 200 district residents. Attendees included Mrs. O’Hare in nile green mouseline desoie, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lynch, Miss Josephine Kelley, Miss Margaret McIntire, Miss Mamie Sullivan, Mrs. Silver, Mrs. Etta Welch, and others in white organdie, silk, or satin gowns with lace and diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. O’hare
O’hare
John J. Lynch
Thomas A. Kelley
Josephine Kelley
Margaret McIntire
Mamie Sullivan
Silver
Etta Welch
Joseph Turnbull
Bertha Sheridan
Gertrude Whalen
Mamie Jones
Annie Sullivan
Annie Egan
Knights of Columbus Dance Draws Hundreds in Revere
Revere Council 179 held its second annual dance at Grand Army Hall Crescent Beach drawing about 350 guests. The evening featured Fitz's Orchestra from 8 to 9 and dancing until 2 with a grand march led by Marshal Francis A Curry and Miss Nellie Mulligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Council
Knights of Columbus
Grand Army Hall
Crescent Beach
Fitz
Francis A. Curry
Nellie Mulligan
Matthew Mulligan
Mary Ford
Chelsea
Herbert If’. O'Donnell
Aids
Cavanagh
Everett
M. F. Shaw
Bunker Hill Council
Charlestown
T. F. McGowan
Winthrop Council
Winthrop
William J. O’brien
Thomas Lane
Division 28
Revere
William RE. O’brien
Chelsea Council
Division 26 A O H Opens at Bloomfield Hall Dorchester
Division 26 A O H and Floor Director John H Murphy with Miss Annie Barnes led 200 couples in opening the Bloomfield Hall Dorchester hall with Sprague's Orchestra. Attendees included Presidents Edward Fitzgerald of Division 21 and Edward Powers of Division 5 Quincy. The hall filled quickly and dancing continued late amid a crowd of Neponset and Dorchester Hibernian members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Murphy
Annie Barnes
Cornelius O'Brien
Maggie Reilly
Bloomfield Hall
Dorchester
Edward Fitzgerald
Division 21
Edward Powers
Division 5
Quincy
Sprague
Graene
John F. Brooks
Neponset
Dorchester Hibernian
Messrs
David L. Mahan
P. J.cAvinney
Thomas Kelieher
Philip McMorrow
First annual Hibernians gala in Division 41 at Orienta Hall
The Hibernians of Roxbury held their first annual concert and ball in Orienta Hall Washington Street last evening drawing about twelve hundred attendees. Col John M Cotter served as marshal with aides including D J Harrington and P F Kane as floor director. The event featured a grand march led by D J Harrington with numerous couples, elegant decor, and prominent attendees such as Alderman Barry ex-Representative Casey and Senator Quirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
Roxbury
A.O. H
Orienta Hall
Washington Street
Hibernian Societies
John M. Cotter
Daniel J. Harrington
P. F. Kane
M. Edward Bowlen
Jerome Harrington
D. J. Harrington
F Mahony
Edward Bowlen
Rose Donnelly
Thomas Miley
M. J. Neville
Frank Och
Cleary
PP. J. Murray
James J. Curtin
T. F. Moore
J. J. Stretch
Harrington
Alderman Barry
Casey
Senator Quirk
Timothy McCarthy
T. L. Connolly
J. HW. Lonergan
James O’brien
John Lane
William Condon
Dr. J. Hagerty
John Kane
Patrick O’sullivan
Mary A. McNeally
Daughters
Kirvin
Margaret Coningham
Katherine Mack
Kittie Toomey
Mary Toomey
Neilie Monahan
Una O'Neill
Bride Lynch
Fileen Sheehy
Blanid McCarthy
Moira O'Sullivan
Division 25 Meets in Wells for Second Annual Ball
Division 25 held its bi monthly meeting at St Andrew s Hall Wells Memorial building last evening. Members showed great enthusiasm for the second annual ball to be held this evening at Hibernian Hall Hanover street. The division will take part in the Daly celebration on December 12 and will support Father Sheehy s lecture to aid its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division
St. Andrew’s Hall
Wells Memorial Building
Hibernian Hall
Hanover Street
Father Sheehy
Parties at Roughan Hall Tomorrow Afternoon and Night
Condit's Orchestra to provide music at Roughan Hall with events planned for both afternoon and evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roughan Hall
Condit’s Orchestra
Boston Post offers to fund newsboy badges
The Boston Post sympathizes with newsboys detained for lacking city badges costing 75 cents each. It will provide badges at its expense if boys give their names and addresses to the paper’s business manager by Wednesday Dec 1. Licenses to sell papers are free and available at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
The
Post
Boston
City Hall
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Division 34
Shawmut Rowing
Shawmut Rowing Association
South Boston
Shawmut
Sweet Home
William H. Stuffle
P. J. Harold
Annie King
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W. J. Cronin
Medford's Firemen
Mark R.woodbury
D. K. Mig
Bunker Hill Foresters
John J. O'Hare
Reuben Tl. Williamson
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Union Square
Division 4
Philip
Louis P. O’donell
C.,. Bowen
John F. Burke
Michael’ O'Donovan
Thomas I’. Maguire
Cornelius Murphy
Revere Yacht Club
Parker Hall
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