Johnston Market Opens With All Goods Under One Roof
The Johnston Market on Cambridge and Elm streets, once the Blackstone, launches a career of business success under proprietor James Johnson. The mammoth, well lit store offers meats vegetables fish tea coffee groceries butter eggs bread and pastry, with rapid service and layout praised by shoppers. A Christmas display is promised.
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Johnston
Johnson
Ian
Johnston Market Co
Cambridge
Employees Banquet at Odd Fellows Frall Cambridge
A company dinner at Odd Fellows Frall in North Cambridge gathered nearly a hundred Bay State Fuel employees, executives, and union figures to discuss policy. The event led by Hunnewell and featuring E H Baker and I Chase produced heated yet productive dialogue and a calm, profitable consensus between workers and management.
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Odd Fellows
Hunnewell
E. H. Baker
Issac Chase
Walter H. Nay
George McFadden
Fred Sanborn
Central Square
W. H. Pierce
Theo H. Johnson
Baker
Chase
Stobert J. Lynch
Teamsters’ Union
Officers praised for promoting fellowship among the men
The text notes that officers' efforts to foster camaraderie among the men were appreciated, acknowledging their work and its positive impact on group morale.
Castle Square to Stage The Rivals Revival Next Week
Castle Square Theatre announces a revival of The Rivals as the second of five classics this season. Cast includes Miller as Captain Absolute Johnson as Sir Anthony Albion as Bob Acres Bradley as Mrs Malaprop Lawton as Lydia with Verner Clarges as Sir Peter and Miss Young Sanders Macdonald Colcord Ryan among the cast. The production mirrors Gillette’s Sherlock Holmes with Frohman and Gillette’s consent.
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Sheridan
Castle Square
Mr. Miller
Captain Absolute
Mr. Johnson
Sir Anthony
Mr. Albion
Bob Acres
Miss Bradley
Sherlock Holmes
William Gillette
England
Arthur Conan Doyle
Charles Frohman
America
Craig
MacLarnne
Evarts
Verner Clarges
Sir Peter
Miss Young
Miss Sanders
Misa Macdonald
Miss Colcord
Misa Ryan
School for Scandal to Open Next Week at Bijou Theatre
The John Craig company will stage The School for Scandal an eighteenth century English comedy by Richard Brinsley Sheridan next week at the Bijou Theatre. The troupe promises a delightful performance by its talented ensemble, long praised for top quality work.
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John Craig
Bijou
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Institute Library Travelling System Discussed At Meeting
Institute hall hosted a well attended meeting urged by Public Library Trustee E B Collier to place the travelling system in the hall for members edification. Librarian Clarence Ayer spoke clearly on the system and promised popular titles. President Frank Shaughnessy praised the effort as a likely literary feature.
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Institute
Public Library
E. B. Collier
Clarence Ayer
Macaulay
Ayer
Frank Shaughnessy
Avon Club Holds Annual Fair for Avon Home
The Avon club hosted its annual fair at Mrs. Joseph Q. Bennett’s home 49 Linnean Street from 2 to 6 pm on Saturday. This fourth year of Bennett hosting, with past receipts between 200 and 200, funds support two children for a year at the Avon home.
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Avon Club
Avon
Joseph Q. Bennett
Linnean Street
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John Kelliher
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Hebron
Cirl
Cambridge Street
Cor
Elm Street
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