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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1905

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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