Great enthusiasm marks Co. G open gym meet
The Co G open gym meet drew 18 plus entries and 20 heats led by a fast 24.5 second 20 yard dash won by Freedman of Harvard. Searle and Churchill posted 58 seconds in the 440, while McGuinness and Fernald raced to the 88 yard win. Heald topped the mile pace, with Har vard lights Gibney Hanley and Somers noted in field events. The program featured team races St Alphonsus A A and Brookline AC plus Latin schools, with Cambridgeport gym prevailing in the final relay. The St Mary I N F B 455 meets Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Eaton
Joe Connolly
Freedman
Kelley
Harvard
Eaton
Searle
Stone's School
Churchill
Henry McGuiness
Boston College
Walter Fernald
Heald
Noble & Greenough
Roger Cutler
Volkmann School
Gibney
St. Alphonsus A. A
Brookline A. C
Council Hears Irish History Proposal in Cambridge Meeting
The Cambridge common council heard Ward 3 Councilman Murphy urge school board to study Irish history in public schools. Councilman Chamberlain derided the idea as trash amid debate over local library and education policy. Mayor Wardwell appoints an assessor, bypassing Foley, a long-time Wardwell supporter, provoking sharp public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Ward 3
Common Council
Chamberlain
Cambridge
Pres. ‘Stetson
Istatesman
Wardwell
Ward 11
Joseph Foley
Walter Wardwell
Dickinson
McNamee
Foley
Memory of a Patriot Honored Next Week on Birthday Anniversary
Citizens prepare to honor a revered American figure on the anniversary of his birth with ceremonies and remembrance events planned for next week.
Cambridge Gas Light Company Employees Ball
The Cambridge Gas Light Company Employees Benevolent Association held its second annual concert and ball at Cyprus and Rhodes halls on Monday night. Assisted by many costumed ladies, the event featured Strachan's Orchestra and a line of artist contributors while committees managed reception hall printing music and decorations under President Robert Law.
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Cambridge Gas Light Company Employes Benevolent Association
Cyprus
Rhodes
Noah
Robert Law
Strachan
Happy” Coakley
Madden and
Doherty
Ralph Drew
Lizzie Sullivan
George Hooley
Emily Porten
P. Donahue
J. Brennan
Jere Connors
M. Flood
J. J. Crowley
J. P. Kneeland
J. J. Sullivan
Culman
J. Moriarty
FL Pye
F. C. Huestis
T. Dewire
E. J. Langley
F. Chapleau
FP. Donahue
E. Law
A. ©. Hawkins
J. I. Sullivan
F. Pre
Dewire
Jere Consors
C. Quinlan
President Law
Banquet of St Marys Society Inspires Clergy and Public Officials
More than 300 clergy and lay leaders gathered Sunday night at C G A hall for St Marys Society of the Holy Name banquet. Father Woods as spiritual director was praised for revitalizing zeal. Father Domly and Jeremiah E Burke of the Boston public schools delivered speeches highlighting religious dedication and moral influence. Continued on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Society of the Holy Name
C. G. A. Hall
Father Woods
Father Domly
St. Mary’s Church
Brothers In Religion
St. Bernardine
Doody
Jeremiah E. Burke
Boston Public Schools
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Cambridge Amusement Co
Massachusetts Ave
Harwood
Har
Co. C. Little
Bill Hanley
Townsend
St. Alphonsus
Boston Latin
Mechanic Arts High School
Malden High School
Cambridge Latin
St. Mary
Essex Hall
Edward Jones
John B. O'Rielly
Cypress Hall
Prospect Bowling
Prospect Street
Prospect Hall
A. F. and
F. H. Crowley
the “Sentinel
S” Cossip
Pea Coal
Eye
Franklin Coal
Coleman Brothers
Mass. Ave
Green St
Boston
First Street
Broadway
Arthur R. Henderson
Real Estate— Insurance
Harvard Square
George Washington
CAS Company
Jere Mahoney
W. Donovan
W. Stanger
J. A. Connor
Pres
St. Mary’s Society of the Holy Name
Jeremiah Bb. Burk
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