Cambridge Policemen Annual Ball in Cyprus Rhodes and Malta Halls
The 82d annual Cam bridge Police Mutual Aid Association ball attracted over 1200 attendees. The event used three halls due to Union Hall closure, with Cyprus Hall as main venue famed for its decorations and a police parade scene. A grand march led by Mayor Daly opened the festivities, followed by numerous couples and a large reception and floor team coordinating arrangements and a long list of guests from city officials and police departments.
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Cyprus
Rhodes
Malta
Union Hall
Cyprus Hall
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Daniel F. Counihan
John Winslow
John P. Neilon
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Herbert Gordon
Ralph Rice
Jennie Rice
Henry Cunningh
Mulvaney
John J. Carney
Hannah Carney
James P. Hall
John McBride
Henry J. Cunningham
William F. Batchelder
John F. Murray
Fred B. Pullen
John J. McBride
James E. Murray
James B. Keaney
Orrin B. White
David H. Walsh
John A. Hezlitt
Barry
Harrington
Davis
Anderson
Lake
O'Neil
Smithers
Lon Harriman
Arlington
Shields
Rooney
Wolf
Boston
Trent
Carter
Somerville
Parkhurst
Fletcher
Cambridgeport Gym Whist Party Crowded With Winners
The Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association held its annual whist party and dance at the Cambridgeport Gym Monday night with over 90 tables in use. Prizes awarded in whist went to William Jones for first gentlemen and Miss Mary Conrick for first ladies, with Fred McDonald and Miss Sarah McDonald taking second places. A buffet lunch followed as dancing continued to 2 am. The event featured a large roster of aides and attendees including Mayor Augustine J. Daly, Miss Mungon, and Dr. J. L. Flynn, with past chief rangers honored and floor direction by J. E. Munson.
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Cambridgeport
Gymnasium Association
William Jones
Fred McDonald
Mary. Conrick
Sarah McDonald
E. Doherty
David J. O'Connor
John J. Curley
Joseph P. Brassil
Joseph W. Bean
Daniel F. Brown
Frank Crowley
John Cummings
Edward Cullen
George de Coste
Joseph F. Doherty
Fred F. Ellis
Timothy F. Brassil
William P. Fennessey
John Graney
Arthur L. Haverty
John Kerwin
Edward L. Kelley
John Lorden
William J. Keville
John P. Mulvihill
William A. Mulvihill
Neil J. McCarthy
Angus McDonald
William H. Marshall
John F. Roberts
William T. Sears
John Bowe i
Edmund L. Brown
William Crowlevy
William Coady
Patrick J. Cahill
William ©. Doherty
John J. Downey
Rh. J. Carr
J. Frank Pacey
Thomas I. Good
John C. Haverty
Frank M. Kavaly
John V. Kirby
Charles #. Kelley
Edward L. Lennon
Daniel J. Meenan
Daniel I. Mulvihill
Neil Z. Welleher
John McCarthy
Daniel Owens
Edward W. Quinn
Thomas F. Riley
John Smith
Walter Whelan
Dtyard Harkins
Margaret
Helen M. Cogan
Charlotte Riordan
Annie K. Reardon
Alice C. Flanagan
Lillian M Giles
Annie F. Mahoney
Anna Cary Margaret Haley
Bart Whellegher
Edward A. Cogan
John W. Kirby
Percy C. Flanagan
Messrs
James Riley
James Rattigan
Mathew L. Lyons
Michael H. Flynn
Joseph L. V. St. Coeur
John BE
Munson
Miss Bros
Augustine J. Daly
Herbert A. Osterlund
Nils Anderson
Ihe Krank Iee
J. Is
August Lindaw
BE. W. Bimondson
Mr. Morris
Curry and
Kirk
Craigie
Russ Eneela Brown
Donovan
Jerry
Daly
Hddie Walsh
Cunningham
Ae Cunningham
First Grand Ball at Northern Light F of A
The fret grand hall of Court No 228 F of A hosted a grand ball in Atypress hat Prospect street on Thursday evening with over 400 attendees. The hall featured stained colored streamers and walls hidden by banners from many nations. The grand march was led by Chief.
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Court Northern Light
Atypress
Prospect Street
Gay Janitor Back After Sick Leave With City Bill Question
Gay, on sick leave since May, reports to Cambridge officials indicating he can resume janitorial duties. The city faces higher costs as a single janitor is proposed to replace two, with pay questions raised by taxpayers about $48 weekly for work previously done at $84 weekly.
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Ihartes Gay
Tracy
Cambridge
George Callahan
Guay
City Tall
Antial Factory
McNamee
Mike Shea
City Hall
Gay
Mike
Jerry
Willam H. Gray
Billy
Gray
Champlin
Googins
Hayes
Lowell
Frothingham
Ann
Hoston
Tehan
Committee On Counties
Middlesex County
A City Hall Lobby Watcher Notes Post Election Tangles
A column from the Sentinel’s post patrol describes rumors and maneuvering among city leaders and candidates as ward factions push for jobs. It cites Coveney Champlin Read Daly and the Ward Seven group, plus aspersions on janitor roles and a call to consider alderman salaries to attract candidates.
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Ward Seven
Central Square
Charles River
North Cambridge Veteran Firemen Elect Officers at Francis Hall
The North Cambridge veteran firemen's association elected officers on Sunday including President James A. Kelley and Treasurer George H. Blatchford. The group reported funds in the treasury and good standing members while detailing past muster attendances and a notable 222 feet 9 inch best run by their Deluge engine.
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North Cambridge Veteran Firemen’s Association
Francis Hall
Baldwin Street
James A. Kelley
William Craig
John A. Sullivan
George H. Blatchford
William T. King
Daniel McKillop
William R. Merrifield
Wved Sullivan
Willa P. Nickerson
League
Arlington
Lawrence
Salem
Haverhill
Portland
Weymouth
Brockton
Walham
Red Jackets
Gardner, Me
Maine
Lowell
Mass
Northanbridge
Darewe
Edward Grant
George HH. Bintchford
James Dewin
William T. Wiig
William P. Nickerson
Hiace
Prospect Hall
Gilbert
Blatchford
Kelley
King
Nickerson
Lashore
Grant
Cambridge Needs Public Gymnasium and Baths Leader Says
Superintendent Montgomery urges Cambridge to imitate Brookline by building a municipal bath and public gymnasia. He argues city youths need facilities to build strength and provide outdoor recreation, noting Cambridge population 96000 can support a gymnasium and playground.
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Park Commission
Montgomery
Park Department
Cambridge
Brookline Swimming Club
Brookline
The
Charles
Cambridge public gymnasium urged by Sentinel readers
A Cambridge editorial urges construction of a city gymnasium on Cambridge Field with a running track baths and lockers already in place. It calls for immediate council funding and criticizes past delays while noting other cities provide playgrounds and gymnasia.
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Boston
Ano
Cambridge
Cambridge Field
Cambri
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