Licensees urged to refuse liquor sales to intoxicated patrons
More than 50 members of the Retail Liquor Consumers Association heard Commissioner John J. Buckley urge licensees to refuse service to intoxicated individuals and minors. He noted pending bills affecting Sunday sales, stressed clean, well maintained premises, and cautioned against employing non citizens to serve liquor.
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Retail Liquor Consumers Association
John J. Buckley
State
A. B. GC. Commission
Old Trade Association Hall
Central Square
Cambridge
Cambridge Boy Becomes Priest in Rome Ordination
Father Antonine De Guglielmo O F M son of Mrs Mary DeGuglielmo and the late Austin DeGuglielmo of East Cambridge was ordained in Rome after a rare dispensation of twenty months. He was born in Cambridge and educated at Wellington Grammar School Cambridge High and Latin School St Anthony's Seraphic Seminary Cat skill N Y, and Franciscan Seminary Lowell. He will study three years in Rome and one year in Jerusalem. He is the first from St Francis of Assisi parish East Cambridge to be ordained and his mother and aunt Jennie DeVito witnessed the ceremony in Rome. He is one of 10 children. a brother is in the priesthood in Lowell and another brother is Attorney Joseph A DeGuglielmo of Cambridge.
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Antonine de Guglielmo
Mary
DeGuglielmo
Austin DeGuglielmo
East Cambridge
Rome
Italy
Antonine
Cambridge
Wellington Grammar School
St. Anthony's Seraphic Seminary
Catskill
Pittsburgh
Franciscan Seminary
Lowell
Jerusalem
St. Francis of Assisi
Jennie DeVito
Joseph A. DeGuglielmo
Griggs Lectures on Voltaire at Tremont Temple
Edw. Howard Griggs will present his second Tremont Temple lecture Saturday at 11 on Voltaire and the philosophy of the 18th century. The prior talk depicted 17th century France and its liberal ideas that shaped Voltaire, with Griggs praised for mastery and engaging delivery.
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Howard Griggs
Tremont Temple
Voltaire
France
sArouet
Griggs
City Council Protests Plan For Dog Races
Councillors Gibson and Mahoney sponsor a resolution protesting the State Racing Commission license for dog racing in the city. The measure seeks a public hearing before any action to build a track and includes further criticism of the licensing decision.
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Gibson
Theyre In Again at City Council Meetings
A brief note highlights renewed use of formal whereases and be it resolved statements at City Council sessions with reference to a past item about the press and the sewers.
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Lands
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TAO Vires
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Commonwealth Top and Body Co. Co
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Boston
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Chas. F. Hurley Real Estate Mortgages
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Central Sq. Theatre
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Anton B. Diehl
Shea
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N. Russell Cazmay Co
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