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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1907
Page
4
Under this heading will be pub lished each week an announcement of future events. Clubs and societies are invited to send notices at any time and they will be inserted in this column. A schedule of clubs with dates from April 22 to May 29 is provided.
Ponemah Tribe of Red Men hosts Senator Frederick J. Macleod next Thursday evening for a talk titled Some Personal Impressions of a State Legislature. Open to Red Men and friends. first in a series of talks by prominent men. Wigwam at Cambridge Hall Hyde's block Central square.
The Ames city board proposes rezoning Ames street between Amherst street and the esplanade and adopts edgestone and sidewalk orders. Finance covers settlement payments for Massachusetts avenue relocations, approving 2200 to Phillips families 3200 to the Philips brothers 2900 to Grace Norris. Licenses granted include auctioneers billiards carriages common victuallers and various transportation and second hand licenses.
In Stetson's absence Councilman Hunter was elected president pro tem. The council referred an order to assess land valuations for advertising signs and bill boards as inexpedient. Two fire department ordinances, creating an inspector of apparatus and setting his salary, were deemed passable. Quilly filed a minority report. matter tabled. News of Stetson's sudden death prompted adjournment.
Last Friday evening in Odd Fellows Hall the Senior Choir of Blessed Sacrament parish held its first dancing party. It was a grand social and financial success led by officers May E Burk and Augusta J Steinkrauss with a long list of helpers and many attendees from the parish community.
Mrs Farrell and a group of young ladies hosted a dance with attendees including Margaret Brandon Belle Hart Edward J Brandon George F O'Brien George T O'Brien William Fallon John Hartnett Walter Stein krauss Minnah Cummings James Lawler Charles C Raby Norah Healey Mary Healey Frank Nagle Clarence MacDonald Mr and Mrs John Daly and many others. Thanks to their efforts the dancing was extended to 2 o'clock and was met with broad satisfaction.
The Russell Company Employees Aid Association held its second entertainment and dance at Cyprus hall Tuesday night. McInness's orchestra played fine music as management provided many guest comforts. Officers include President John Russell and Vice President William J. Lyons. secretary W. H. C. Acford. treasurer Frank J. Cole. floor director John Russell. aides Murphy Marsh Ryan Smith Warner Daly Daly Lawson McKenzie Clucas Scorgie Conley.
Rob ert Fitzsimmons the pugilist actor appears in Hal Reid's four act comedy A Fight for Love at Grand Opera House. Julia May Gifford plays Vivian Ellington with Fitzsimmons cast as a retired country gentleman. Matinees are set for Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
An advertisement notes a real estate firm urging buyers to test a new home product before purchasing elsewhere. It mentions Raymond for Real Estate and Ahern for Real Estate with references to Cambridge events and a local Odd Fellows hall anniversary by the North Cambridge Encampment L O C F on April 22. It also references 10 candidates initiated and a broad sales pitch.
Society leaders report seven candidates in Cambridge Division 5 on Sunday and six in Division 15 East Cambridge on Sunday. County President John F. Donnelly addressed the A. O. H. joint Newton meeting as Division 26 Wakefield exemplified four degrees for Division 35 Newton. He praised the county divisions' financial status as pleasant and encouraging.
St John s council held a memorial Mass at Sacred Heart Church East Cambridge Friday morning Cambridge council hosted a ladies night in Cyprus and Rhodes halls Wednesday evening North Cambridge council gave a reception for minstrel show participants at Riverbank Court Wednesday evening The annual Massachusetts State council banquet took place at the Hotel Brunswick Thursday evening.
The K. O. P. University lodge of Cambridge held a ball in Odd Fellows hall located at the corner of Berkeley and Tremont streets on Monday evening.
M. o. F. St. Finbar court of Cambridge initiated six candidates Tuesday evening, marking a preparatory step in its local order activities.
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