Local New England Briefs Highlight Robberies and Civic News
A series of Cambridge area notes report robberies at Hastings and Burleigh streets and a failed entry at 53 Ellery street. A film-flam incident at 736 Massachusetts avenue left Miss C W Goldsmith short $5 after a $10 bill passed for needles. Fire at 100 4th street caused minor damage with unknown cause. Police promotions, property sales, and civic projects fill the recap, including nurses’ headquarters at 201 Prospect street and the Cambridge bridge steel delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stevens
Ellery Street
C W. Goldsmith
Massachusetts Avenue
Thomas Bhinkwin
4Th Street
Patrick Conlan
Whist Party and Dance For Building Fund At St Johns Hall
A Whist party and dance organized by the Father Mathew Total Abstinence society and East Cambridge ladies temperance groups raised funds for a permanent meeting place. Held Monday night in St John’s Hall, 60 plus tables were filled, Mr William McDonald won first prize, dancing followed with about 200 couples on the floor. Members of the floor committee and many local residents attended, with a grand march featuring numerous listed names. The event blended social merriment with community fundraising.
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Father Mathew
Total
John Browrigg
Hugh O'Rourke
William Ross
William Doherty
Ed O'Brien
Nellie Dwyer
Margaret O'Brien
Mamie Kanally
Margaret Regan
Sentinel
John Higgins, Jr
John Quinn
Wm, Quinn
Patrick Mundy
John F. O'Connor
Howard B. Gaughan
Walter Halloran
John Casey
Joseph Casey
Jerry Reagan
Steve Mulholland
Mark, O'Neill
Danny Sullivan
Mina Josie Sweeney
Margaret Sweeney
Julienne Coughlin
Agnes McCarthy
Josie McCarthy
Margaret Cowley
Nora McCarthy
Nellie McCarthy
Annie Keegan
Jenny Murray
Sophie
Mammoth sale supports Holy Ghost Hospital for Incurables
Hospi tal Aid society branches at Holy Ghost hospital held a three day sale last week with a whist party and piano solos. Tables organized by North Cambridge Citizens Roxbury and other volunteers raised a handsome sum for the hospital.
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Hospital Aid Society
Holy ‘Thost Hospital For Incurables
North Cambridge
Henry Manning
T. F. Danehy
John Foley
McCarthy
Rose Hennessy
Gertie Gilbert
Frances Driscoll
Delia Walsh
Mary Jennings
Annie Mahoney
Molly Lonergren
Julia Brosnahan
Josie Nolan
P. J. Healey
Molly Doran
Joseph's of
Somerville
T. J. McCarthy
J. B. Monahan
A. Anderson
P. J. Smith
F. X. Vincent
C. Bowen
Mary Sweeney
N. F. Buckley
8. Tansy
Julia Trahey
T. Anderson
Mary Flynn
C. Sullivan
Citizens’ Branch
Margaret Norton
Susan Child
Henrietta Child
Thaxter
Royce
Rufus P. Williams
Jennie Ball
K. Kelleher
William Hopkins
P. Deady
D. A. Bradley
Lillian McCormick
Mary Dwyer
Rady
Edward Brandon
Louise Smith
H. G. Holmes
Roxbury
William T. O'Donnell
Too Much Johnson staged by Aquinas Dramatic Club
The eleventh annual theatricals of the Aquinas Dramatic Club will be presented in Aquinas hall on Thursday evening April 28 under the Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association. The revival features James T. Whelan as Augustus Billings Joseph Bras sil as Mr Francis Faddish and other noted local amateurs.
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Aquinas Dramatic Club
Aquinas Hall
Johnson
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
Cambridge
Incog
India
Francis Faddish
Daniel J. Carroll
Monsieur Cathas
Timothy J. Brassil
Joseph Johnson
Esa
Walter J. Whelan
Frederick
Willam H. Quinn
Harry McIntosh
Geo. H. McGilvray
Sellery Looton
David J. O’connor
Charles B. Hickey
Messenger
Anna A. Connor
Seonora Faddish
Sadie G. Corcoran
Mrs. Batterson
Helen M. Cogan
Mrs. Billings
Cambridge Central Labor Union Special Educational Meeting
The Cambridge Central Labor Union invites prominent citizens to discuss the rapid transit question at their hall next Sunday at 2 20 PM. Speakers include J H McNamee Alderman Carstein John H Corcoran Herman Bird and others. The C L A represents organized wage earners totaling over 7000 members who seek a voice on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Central Labor Union
Cambridge
J. H. JH. McNamee
Alderman Carstein
John H. Corcoran
Herman Bird
William A. Humewell
Edward B. Hale
James I. Aylward
Dr. IH
Division 40s Ball Promises Great Attendance in Cambridge
The third annual Division 49 A O TL concert and ball will be held in Cypress Tall Malta Temple on Tuesday April 26 with invites extended to Mayor A J Daly ex Mayor John H Tl Mc Namee and division presidents from Cambridge Others note the temperance feature with no liquor at events and praise the division as among the best in state including a strong baseball and tug of war history and local notable figures in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cypress Hall
Institute Hall
Division 49
A. O. TL
Cypress Tall
Malta
Temple
A. J. Daly
John HH. Tl
McNamee
Cambridge
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