Labor Day at Cambridge Field Promotes Union Unity
Trade unionists plan Labor Day events at Cambridge Field to demonstrate practical union strength. Activities include handicap races for local and visiting sprinters with gold and silver watches as prizes, a 3.2 mile relay style race for members of local unions, youth races, and a Roxbury vs Institute baseball game. A public address at 2 p.m. will feature Michael Collins and other labor leaders, followed by a concert by the Second Battalion Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Field
Napoleon
Caesar
Institute
Roxbury
Field House
Michael Collins
Daly
Trades Union Movement
Peter Collins
Central Labor Union of Boston
EF. J. Slattery
South Framingham
John Golden
International Textile Workers
America
Second Battalion Band
Boston
Fifteenth Anniversary Celebration for William Maloney
East Cambridge residents gathered at Harogart Hall to honor William Maloney on fifteen years of married felicity. Councilman William Wogan presented a polished oak sideboard as a token of friendship and affection, pledging enduring support. The evening featured warm toasts, song, and jovial fellowship, with caterer Lindner serving German fare.
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William Maloney
East Cambridge
Harogart Hall
Spring
Sixth Streets
Billy
William Wogan
Billly
Tam
Maloney
Cambridge
Boston
Rip van Winkle
Billy Maloney
Lindner
Edible gathering praised as chaos follows supper praise
A lengthy social account notes the successful supper for a gathering, with praise for organizer Messrs Feeney O Connell and Milton and master of ceremonies Teddy Maloney. Attendees include Frank McCusker Joe Noonan John Noonan and many others as pool players Charley Long and Charley Moran face a setback from Ed Counihan and Billy Noonan. Secretaries Segrue and Finn are away studying nature in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Feeney
Charles
Doc) O'Connell
Billy Miltonm
Teddy” Maloney
Frank McCusker
Joe Noonan
John Noonan
Tom Mullin
Frank Donnellan
George Gibbs
D. O'Connell
Edward O'Neill
Dan Apel
Charles Lindner
Ed Maloney
Frank O’connell
William Hogan
Joseph Cleary
John Hart
Charley Long
Charley Moran
Ed Counihan
Billy Noonan
Charley
Tom Segrue
Dave Finn
Maine Woods
Rose Club
Artie O'Neill
Artie
Frank Shelley
Massasoit
Nahant
Billy McElroy
Mary A. Sullivan
New York
A Beach Party Brightens Revere Cottage Social
Last Sunday Mr and Mrs William H Kelley hosted a summer gathering at their Agawan avenue cottage in Revere. Neighbors and friends including the Chapmans Whitney Leddy Walsh and Newman clans enjoyed song and dramatic renders with Sandy Chapman leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Kelley
Winsor Street
Agawan Avenue
Revere
Charles
Sandy) Chapman
John Whitney
Frank Leddy
David Walsh
William Newman
Sandy Chapman
William Swelley, Jr
John Kelley
Gerard
Gertrude
Ack” Welch
Cambridge
Kerry
Sandy” Chapman
Charles Garvin
Beachmont
Frank Crowley
Henry Shelley
Nonce
George Whitney
Charles Chapman
Martha Lavigne
Charlotte, Miamie
Lillian Maguire
John Welch
Theresa Leddy
Molly Leddy
Ned Turley
Carney
Somerville
John
Doc
Joseph J. Kelley Club Noths Smokes Talk Event
The Joseph J. Kelley Club plans a grand smoke talk and entertainment evening next Friday. Officers will be installed by ex Mayor John H. McNamee who will also speak. Andrew Z. Keefe will direct the entertainment, promising a lively concert, while President William Hogan’s participation remains undecided.
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Varios
John Hi. H. McNamee
Andrew Z. Keefe
Andy
William Hogan
Club Ambitions Strive To Blend Social Graces With Politics
The piece notes a powerful vocal ability restrained by modesty and reports on Hughie Mullen and Jerome Toomey rehearsing a dialogue stunt, awaiting Director Keefe’s verdict. It praises the club’s intent to pursue sober political work while maintaining social savvy, and mentions cozy, homelike club rooms on the verge of completion before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughie Mullen
Jerome Toomey
Keefe
Birthday Party for Miss Bessie Sweeney's Sixteenth
Sixteen friends gathered at Miss Bessie Sweeney’s Oak Circle home to celebrate her sixteenth birthday. Guests included Colin Tansey May McCarthy May Conners Julia McCloskey Alice McPeek Celia Hanlon Margaret Cassidy Susie Murtagh Will Hanlon Edward Haley Robert Black Frank Montgomery James McCormack Squire Shannon and Mert Downey Jr. The hostess and sisters hosted a lively evening with song by Celia Tansey and Ed Haley, and a light supper. The party ended with multiple games and a favored spread of Bushway’s ice cream, leaving Miss Sweeney with fond memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Sweeney
Oak Circle
Colin Tansey
May McCarthy
May Conners
Julia McCloskey
Alice McPeck
Celia Hanlon
Margaret Cassidy
Susie Murtagh
Will Hanlon
Edward Haley
Robert Black
Frank Montgomery
James McCormack
Squire Shannon
Celia Tansey
Ed Haley
Rob Black
Bushway
Bessie
Institutes Face Wakefield In Tight Cambridge Showdown
The Institute team meets Wakefield today at Wakefield in a strong test likely to push the East Cambridge nine. Other slate includes Roslindales next Saturday at Toeast Street grounds, South Boston, and a Labor Day clash with Roxbury at Cambridge field. Also features the AL Star practice at Lincoln Park and Cambridge Ind. versus Danvers.
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Institute
Wakefield
East Cambridge
Institutes
Roslindales
Toeast Street Grounds
South Boston
Roxbury
Cambridge Field
Sparrows
Rexalls
Cambridge
All Stars
Tpswich
John T. Squires
Will Jommey
Washingtons
Frank Lewis
Lawrence
William J. Curran
Winthrop
Labor Day
Tri McGoldrick
Deen
T Lincoln Park
Somerville
St. Joseph's
Lincoln A. A
RN McNamara
Pirate
Cambridge Ind
Danvers
Father Mathew
Warren Club Notes Pontoon Vacation Gossip At Nantasket
The Misses Annie Cowhig Mamie Tar rett Rose McMlroy Sadie Barker and Margaret Plaming return from a club cottage stay at Nantasket with rest and high spirits. The Warrens are praised as the best yet and Billy Bowen and Charley Reagan are noted for harbor familiarity and a changed figure. Toreph Cannon of the National Miscnit Company has two weeks off visiting his sister Mrs Arthur White of Arlington Heights. Reliable help at Central Square Employment Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Cowhig
Mamie Tarrett
Rose McMlroy
Sadie Barker
Margaret Plaming
Nantasket
Billy Bowen
Charley Reagan
Warren Villa
Wolky
Toreph Cannon
National Miscnit Company
Siater
Mra
Arthur White
Arlington Heights
Assessor Race Rumors Stir In Second Middlesex Race
The Sentinel gossip column notes Assessor Donovan may back a rival on the Partisan ticket with Al Hughes eyed for the post. It cites Brooks as a strong incumbent, Coveney’s opposition, and a crowded Second Middlesex field of seven candidates as a fall campaign nears. The Democratic State convention is set for October 7 at Faneuil Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan
Mr. Brooks
Coveney
Tom
Alderman Coveney
Jerry
al. Hughes
Brooks
Middlesex
Faneuil Hall
Obituary Notice for Mrs Mare M Colton at Observatory Hill
Mrs Mare M Colton wife of Robert C Colton of 188 Huron Avenue died suddenly Thursday night. Funeral from her home followed by a high mass at St Peters Church and burial in Calvary Cemetery. She leaves husband and six children. Also notes on local visits and a reception hosted by Mr David Gibson with many attendees and varied social activity of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare M. Colton
Robert C. Colton
Huron Avenue
Hampton Beach
N T
Rose Mallon
Salisbury
Margaret Rowe
Upland Road
Wolfborn
N. H
Emily Powers
Madison Street
Bayonne
Mary and
Ellen Gough
Concord Avenue
Canton
Sharon
Mass
David Gibson
Poster Street
May Thmery
Celia Sullivan
Gertrude Moriarty
Helen Keane
Married and Single Men Tie In Local Baseball Tilt
Crowds packed Cambridge field for a humorous league game between the Robert W. Browning Reading Circle’s married and single men. The score stood 20 to 20 after a marathon contest and a triple umpire system kept the decisive calls, with managers and merchants among the spectators. The second game of the series is set for today at the same venue as out of town fans are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Field
Robert W. Browning
Tower
Messrs
Russell
Donahue
Peters
Carlow
Lynch
Wagner
Denny
Jake Shaughnessy
Shaughessy
Hime
Players Named by Committee on Transportation and Hotels
Woods leads the committee to arrange guest accommodations. The roster lists married players Owens Shaughnessy Conroy Halloran Hughes Smith Carlow Woods Wegamore and single players Cauthier Chestnut Cashman E McDonald Kidney Lynch John McCullough Donahue and Jack Denny among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Committee On Transportation and Hotels
Owens
Shaughnessy
Conroy
Halloran
Hughes
Smith
Carlow
Wegamore
Cauthier
Chestnut
Cashman
E. McDonald
Kidney
Lynch
John McCullough
Donahue
Jack Denny
Junior Defender team leads local baseball pursuit with eight wins
The Junior Defender baseball squad sits at eight wins and two losses as the season continues toward school start. Rooster Landers and Gullie Galvin earn praise for the strong early run, while Captain Bill Coady admires Sacred Heart efforts and funds a potential rematch. Rumors link Con Mahoney as a prospective pitcher for Jersey City, following his standout Boston & Albany game. Pat Burns earns praise as a top base runner, and a shout to Crowley to regain competitive spirit concludes the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landers
Galvin
Bill Coady
Institutes
Sacred Heart
Cambridge Field
Rooters
Jersey City
Con Mahoney
Con
Boston & Albany Freight Handlers
Pat’ Burns
The
Sacred Hearts
Crowley
Auburn A. C
Pearl Street
End in sight as two clubs clash at Cambridge field
The Ward Three amateur baseball league ends with a decisive game at Cambridge field between Paul Jones and the Golden Weddings to break a first place tie. Shorty Pessenden and Feather Duffy star for Paul Jones with Long John Carroll umpiring, while Mike Tally and Dusty Brown lead the Golden Weddings.
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Ward Three
Cambridge Field
Paul Jones
Golden Weddings
Shorty Pessenden
Feather Duffy
Mike Tally
Dusty Brown
Long John Carroll
Elihs
Alonbraoks
Institutes Beat Roslindales in Ten- inning Classic
Over 1 000 fans watched the Institutes defeat Roslindales 3 to 1 in ten innings at Locust street grounds. A hard fought tie-breaker with stellar defense and key hits by Delbach and Murphy capped by Delbach’s tenth-inning blast secured the victory and set up a rematch next Saturday as both clubs seek supremacy. Captain Coady and Rob Walsh led the effort with Henderson coordinating infield, while the Roslindales fought hard to equalize and force another showdown on Cambridge Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institutes
Roslindales
Locust — Street
Boston Boys
Cambridge Field
Coady
Rob Walsh
Roslindale
Institute
Messrs
Murphy
Fallon
Battery
Delbach
Donnie Hurley
Bill Ryan
al Henderson
Ted” English
the Sentinel
Arlington
Falth
Local sports and social notes on players and clubs
The article records community sports figures and families, mentioning Mike Lynch of the Baltimores, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lynch, and Inspector Lyons’ conduct during a recent game. It notes upcoming matches against Wakefields and South Boston, plus club activities at the Jackson Club as crews plan resumes after a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlingtons
Michael Lynch
Lynch
Mike Lynch
Baltimores
Rose Club Fair
Cambridge Port post office to send delegate to Portland
William I. Nagle of Cambridgeport, a Boston district carrier and treasurer of Branch 34 since 1887, is one of six chosen to represent Branch 34 at the National Association of Letter Carriers convention in Portland, Oregon. He has served as delegate at past conventions in Chattanooga and Syracuse and will depart next Monday for the week of September 4.
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Cambridge
National Association of Letter Carriers
Boston
William I. Nagle
Portland
Ore
Nagle
Cambridgeport
Chattanooga
Tenn
Syracuse
N. Y
Ile
Jackson Club Notes Blaze Threatens Club House
A fire was found Sunday morning at the club headquarters on Cambridge Street by Officer Garvin at 5:00 a.m. Prompt action averted a disastrous fire. A woolen box filled with sawdust, used as a improvised spittoon in club rooms, figures in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Street
Garvin
Fire damages Downey coal office and club room
A smouldering fire caused by smokers and a lit cigar stub broke out Saturday night, partially burning the floor before firefighters doused it early Sunday. Downey's coal office sustained fire and water damage while the second floor club room needs renovation. President Black takes a Cambridge Field vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvin
Downey
Black
Cambridge Mield
Russell Club Notes Reflect Changes and Local Feats
Frank Moran leaves National Biscuit for Revere Sugar refinery. Henry Ryan halts runaway horses at Prospect and Cambridge. Matty O'Brien reports yacht Nellie voyage home, in good health. Tommy Fitzgerald shines on Roxbury moonlight excursion. Joe Carr praises Lake Sunapee visit and grand catch. Billy White returns home from Attle on uncle’s business. September officer election. candidates to Billy White. Pat McDonald considers Panama. Isthmus Suez experience noted. Musical talent strong. glee club potential among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moran
National Biscuit Company
Revere
Henry Ryan
Prospect
Cambridge
Matty O'Brien
Nellie
Tommy Fitzgerald
Valley Club
Roxbury
Tommy
Joe Carr
Lake Sunapee
Joe
Billy White
Attumwa
Billy
Pat McDonald
Panama
Suez
Lake Sunapee Outing Club Members Enjoy Ideal Weather
Lake Sunapee Outing Club members report perfect weather for activities on the lake. The motor boat runs hard and the group circumnavigates the lake daily. J Conway swims three miles in one hour twenty minutes, a remarkable feat on fresh water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Conway
Jim Fitzpatrick
Cambridge
Forest Hotel
Jim
Sam Pill
UW. P. Ih
Dan Murphy
Danmeyer
Murphy
Amory Street
Charley Abbott
Charley
Mike Barry
Heachmont
Beachmont
Mike
Helping Hand Mothers Club Picnics At Revere Beach
The Helping Hand Mothers Club held its third season picnic with 30 to 40 members gathering at Brookline Street transfer station for a day at Revere Beach. They enjoyed bathing and amusements, returning about eight in the evening, with plans for one more outing before year’s end. The club is noted for charity and harmony, keeping a focus on “finest times.”
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Helping Hand Mothers’ Club
Brookline Street
Revere Beach
Revere
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Central Square Employment Bureau
the “Sentinel
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Hallihan
Lyons
Wakefields
Southoston
South Bay Boys
Cilman
Tom MacMullin
Ward
Franklin Street
Martin Carew
Martin
Warren Fay
Joe Roach
Warrens
Jackson Club
Wallie Fallon
Oregon
Raymond
Central Souare
James F. Black
Russell Club
Another Mothers Club
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