City Board Adopts Park Bond and Expands Fire Force
The city council met Monday with Alderman Coveney absent. A petition for Middlesex Athletic association incorporation was referred to licenses. An order to increase the fire department by seven permanent and four call men was adopted and sent to the department committee. The veto on Curran’s constables bond was sustained after a new bond was filed. Finance favored paying $35 to George Wilde for title work on Mason property. An appropriation of $15,000 for a park from Leachmere canal to Burney street was approved. A Cemeteries committee was created with the president and two members. Aldermen James and Burke joined the committee. Hart moved to have the mayor and others present at the State House to urge a boulevard from Broadway Park Somerville to the Charles River. The matter was laid on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Barry
Coveney
Secretary of State
Augustine M. Johnson
Middlesex Athletic Association
Quinn
Timothy J. Curran
Committee On Finance
George D. Wilde
Charles A. Mason
Harvey Street
Leachmere Canal
Burney Street
James
Burke
Hart
State House
Broadway Park
Somerville
Charles River
Brookline Street
Common Council Led Discussion on East Cambridge Park and Finances
The council met last Monday with President Giles presiding. Absentees included Pennimen Bradford and Meyer. Edward Pike was elected temporary clerk. Meyers resigns from the finance committee due to ill health. A $15,000 park appropriation for East Cambridge sparked debate before a suspension of rules failed. A $50,000 sewer loan passed unanimously. Other measures were tabled or postponed, including a $10,000 Rindge Field improvement. The meeting adjourned after plans to inspect East Cambridge and Rindge Field were discussed.
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Giles
Pennimen
Bradford
Meyera
Edward J. Counhan
Stevens
Edward Pike
Pike
Meyers
Board of Aldermen
East
Cambridge
Smithers
Thayer
Nelligan
Logan
Counciman Black
Dinan
Wood
Committee On Finance
Rindge Field
Harlow
East Cambridge
Quaker Party Ball Illuminates Cyprian Social Scene
A Cyprus ball hosted by Quaker Circle members and Irish National Foresters drew 24 Quaker Circle participants in dress and token ceremony. Notables included Miss J A Quigley and Miss Sarah Carton with a large attendance of local residents, officers, and guests for an evening of music, dance, and hospitality.
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Cyprus
Fanny Parnell
Irish National Foresters
Terlitt Us
Meinhes’ Ml Orchestra
Directen
Johny Meennes
John Coakley
Tor
Dar Wis Ob
J. A. Quigley
Sarah A. Cartonalds
Annie
Toner
Mele Gi. O' Neale
Annie To Yates
Anna Fe Ma Tone
Margaret Mater
Margaret O'Conner
Margaret Lane
Mary Connell Florence McRae
Lona Mansfield
Louise Carton
Elizabeth Donovan
Della Kenney
Katherhe Sullivan
Elgabeth O'Sullivan
Ada Montgomery
Cox
Annie Yates
Anna Malone
Mary Connell
Florence Maore
Sarah Finherty
Laurie Carton
Annie Keefe
Rose McCormick
Margaret McCormick
Helena Manafeld
Susie Whelan
Toulse Sullivan
Florence Barnard
Nelle Leonard
Margaret Wickey
Mary Thwyer
Annie Donahue
da Delaney
Thomas Fowler
Franca B. Flaherty
Somerville
Fourth annual ball for Prospect Union Camping Club at Cyprus Hall
The Prospect Union Camping Club held its fourth annual ball Tuesday evening at Cyprus Hall No 40 Prospect Street. Brachan's orchestra played as officers and guests danced and mingled, with floor directors and a large committee ensuring smooth entertainment. Attendees included Misses Murray Downes Potter Aylward Burke Gallagher Thorn Reagan Mitchell Murphy and many others.
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Prospect Union Camping Club
Cyprus Hall
No. 40
Prospect Street
Brachan
Club
Lady Friends
Tom Riley
Miss Robinson
Alexander J. Robinson
Margaret Murray
Jere P. Leary
Mike Mae Durlacoll
Edward J. White
Milas Crowley
Warren M. Egleston
Kitty Burke
Conrad Sayers
Sadie Lane
F. M. Bartley
Minnie Burke
James Conway
Florence Malone
Edward H. Flanders
Miss White
Herbert Wells
Celia Trose
Fred Myles
Tufts College Glee Club
Falr
Thomas Kiley
Jerem. Leary
Jas. A. Conway
John A. Coyne
Edward J1. Flanders
Y. J. Hearne
James P. Kelley
Olaf Neevin
Robert M. Roland
J. Montgomery Sears
Edward Smlth
Fred. McDermott
David Anderson
Stanley A. Cook
James Duffey
Charles L. Hanyon
George Keefe
Joseph ¥. Malone
T. J. Reagan
John F. Sheehan
Arthur J. Willoughby
Barney Barrett
Sterling
Jerem D. Leary
Thomas Riley
Joseph F. Malone
J. M. Sears
Charles L. Hannon
Marion Crowley
Kathe Downé
Elizabeth Potter
Nellie
Margaret
Mary Murray
Margaret Aylward
May Burke
Alice McCabe
Kittie Gallagher
Bertha Malone
Fanny Thorn
Nora Reagan
Edith MacNeil
Lizzie M. Mitchell
Frances M
Bachelor Maids Sleigh Party at Auburndale Hotel
The Bachelor Maids club of American Rubber Company employees hosted a sleigh party last Saturday with dancing singing and readings. Attendees included Miss Kitty O Brien Clara Macken May Downey Nellie Mahoney and others while several unnamed gentlemen guests were absent. A humorous warning hints at a rumored conspiracy to disrupt the club.
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Bachelor Maids Club
American Rubber Company
Casey
Elah
Auburndale
Kitty O'Brien
Clara Macken
May Downey
Catherine O'Brien
Buhl
Nellie Mahoney
Killarney
May Etta Reters
Nellie Alphen
Miss. Lingle Ward
Lita Craig
Kathryn Ofefen
Josie Gallant
Jenne Rogers
Kathe Ward
May Etta Peters
Marta Edvidsen
Nettie Alphen
Margaret Colling
Annie Vurus
Oliva Macken
Maggie
Nellie Gurney
Mint de Pay
Mary the Loran
Matiselo
Pool Tournament Moves Forward by City Association
Taist Moveday guides the Master Painters and Decorators association through the fourth in a series of pool tournaments in Grant Building rooms. Four teams contend for the championship including Cambridge Arkers and Geo. B. Gilbert and Somerville. Next week the competition resumes with an individual championship to follow. Ex-President Martin A. Feeley supervised the supper and the association’s officers for the year are Fred Hingden president B C Wood vice president and George B Gilbert secretary treasurer.
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Taist
Grant Building
Central Square
Cambridge
Arkers
Geo. B. Gilbert
Morton
George W. Locke
Walter
Pritchett
Somerville
Arthur
Gordon
A. Worthylake
Toston
FW. Tarrison
Cambridge Associaies
Martin A. Feeley
Association
Fred Hingden
B.C. Wood
George B. Gilbert
St Patrick’s Night at St John’s Hall Promises Songs and Dance
Cambridge societies announce a rare St Patrick’s Night program at St John’s Hall featuring singing, music, and dancing in a nostalgic draw on the “Dear Old Land.” The glee club from Raymond’s will perform among others.
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Ern
Cambridge
St. John's Hall
St. Patrick's
Irish Night At Society Show Promises Interval Of Dance
The society plans an elaborate Irish night with Miss Nicker son on harp and Blar key pipers for jig and reel. Prizes for fig reel and hornpipe, with Barachan's orchestra for American dancing and Dom Keegan directing. Over 100 members to perform. auxiliary officers listed. a new janitor’s badge for Maurice Lawless celebrated. Col. OConnor praises local drill unit. card tournament set with Lascelle and Temperance rooms. Steve Bowen noted for quick plays.
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Outaide
Blarkey
Secretion
Temperance Rooms
Cambridge
Fourth Streets
Erin
Dom Keegan
Gaughan
Dom" Keegan
St. Vatrick
Helen Dwyer
Minnie O'Brien
Annie Keegan
Charles Burns
Joha Sullivan
Dbnny" Mahoney
Miles
State House
Maurice Lawless
Board of Directors
Maurice
Father Durcan
William Kelley
Hugh O'Rourke
Michael J.o'connor
Wmonueer Corps
Ite
Charles Gormley
John Browlrigg
James Rogers
Lascedte Social Club
Lascelle
Temperance
Steve Bowen
Steve
Ward Seven Tammany Club Notes
Ward Seven Tammany Club notes a Sunday meeting at Kinaird Street rooms admitted two new members reaching membership 52. Elections for a ladies night committee and reports on members Neal Daulwitine Nok and others. Annie Thyes and Charles Sanit noted as long-time locals. Saint James church wedding of John Wilson and May McDermott also reported.
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Cchil
Kinniard Street
John Murphy
Pareres Sullivan
Clavelessnaith
Daha Wwelifiver
John T. Thaves
Neal Daulwitine
Nok
Onioha
Neluaiska
Spatis
Almerican Teleplone & Telegraph Company
Dewiis Burke
Dation
Everett
Mihhisouw
Gatderes
Ess
Towa
Alsa
Annie Thiyes
Charles Sanit
Dance and obituaries mark North Cambridge community
A North Cambridge Odd Fellows hall dance opened William B. Russell Conclave 775 with floor directors and a long list of officers. The issue also records funerals for Joseph A. Langley, Margaret White, and Ellen Doyle, plus a recuperation note for Peter Cote, and a Willow Social Club dance on Washington's Birthday with Strachan's Orchestra at Odd Fellows hall.
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William B. Russell
Fred A. Keppe
Jas. A. Kelly
Gordon W. Neal
John T. Lavey
Herbert Landini
Edward HH
Dickerman
Lawrence Tt. Martin
Archon
Charles P. Feeley
Charles T. McGrath
Richard J. Watson
Michael J. Mulrey
Joseph V. Kiely
Sentinel
Harry Loysing
John
Beasle Keane
St. Paul's Cemetery
Arlington
Thomas White
Hector David
Simon Langley
Archie Langley
William Langley
EM Langley
Margaret White
John White
Rindge Avenue
Father McCool
Daniel Kelleher
Andrew Hennessey
Jerusalem
Rindge Avenue Cemetery
Patrick O'Keefe
Wiliam Leahy
Richard J. Sullivan
John Leahy
Jeremiah O'Connor
John Igo
Peter Cote
Cambridge
Ellen Doyle
Sherman Street
Thomas I
George Sullivan
Johan J. Guiney
Edward McGuiness
Thomas J. Phelan
John Tracey
Willow
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Washington
Strachan
Folllowing
Louis Juhlmann
Godfrey Gingrass
David Larose
Arthur Belanger
John McDonald
Touls King
Henry Gingrass
Illustrated Lecture At Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Professor Drake will present an illustrated lecture on the Passion play at Aquitas hall Sunday evening March 5. A large audience is expected and a parish youth meeting may form an entertainment association to fund hall improvements. An all round dial meet is set for Thursday evening March between St Alphonsis Athletic and G A Annex. a tug of war is planned with the home team featuring Peterson Sullivan Doherty and Pennessey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Aquinas Hall
Ober Ammergan
Aquitas Hall
St. Alphonsis Athletic Association
John Gram
Duke” Peterson
William Sullivan
Joe Doherty
Willan Pennessey
Sueply
Candle pin tournament sparks crowd with two member teams
Last Wednesday afternoon a crowded audience watched a candle pin tournament with fifteen two man teams. Ed Haverty and Jack Roberts led with 510, Kelly and Joby Hayes 403, Willdan Cummins and Henry Haverty 486. The gym group plans a K K club event at Rhodes hall next Thursday. Local speakers included Edward McSweenty on immigration. The undefeated gym relay will face Alphonsus at Armory hall Medford and talents from the gym will perform in Brighton with Warren athletic association.
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Haverty
Jack Roberts
Kelly
Joby Hayes
Willdan Cummina
Henry Haverty
Waverly
Rhodes Hall
Prospect Street
Edward McSweenty
Boston
Barry
Alphonsus
Armory Hall
Medford
Lawrence Light Guards
John Curley
John Glennan
Death of Mrs Margaret Connors Former Cambridge Resident
Mrs Margaret Connors aged stated years and longtime Cambridge resident died last Tuesday at the home of her son John Connors Assistant Sealer of Weights and Measures at 85 Riddale Avenue North Cambridge. Burial was from St John s Church last Thursday with many floral pieces. Interment followed at Malden.
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John Wilson
St. Tiaanes Church
Dhirvisen Avedie
May McDermott
Tri Peche Oo
Catherine Dinyrd
Peabody
Max Maralinsk
East Cambridge
Aoo
Hotel Chivendon
Wilson
Toston
John
St. John's Literary Institute
Margaret Connors
Cambridge
John Connors
Richdale Avenue
North
St. John's Church
Malden
Institute Halts Note on Ladies Auxiliary Formation
A committee is appointed to launch steps toward forming a ladies auxiliary to the society. Reports indicate local lady friends warmly welcoming the idea and cooperation promising social and material benefits. Miss Nora Galvin earns praise for selling the most minstrel show tickets, a total of 135.70, earning a gold watch.
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Lady Friends of the Society
Nora Galvin
Miss Galvin
Philadelphia
Lena
Julia
Mamie
Tug
Frank Skelly
Mr. Peyer
Institute Hall
St. Patrick's Evening
Louise Shaughnessy
Frank Shaughnessy
Hamlet
Bil Toohey
Calor
Peter Curran
Charley Gowan
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