Rival by Request staged at First Universalist vestry
A Readers theater scene titled Rival by Request drew a favorable response Tuesday at the First Universalist church vestry. The three act play featured Walter Pierson as a young bachelor and an ensemble including Percy G. Lamson Winthrop Smythe A Ingham Bicknell Robert Burnett and others with Mrs Burnett and Misses Ward Lewis McWain Pfaff among the cast as residents of the Montrose estate.
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First Universalist
Walter Pierson
Percy G. Lamson
Winthrop Smythe
A. Ingham Bicknell
Robert Burnett
Frank
James
Benjamin Briggs
George B. Colenworthy
Lord Albert Anthony MecMullin
Smyth
Catholic Union Elects Officers At Large Meeting
Largest attendance for a Catholic Union business gathering marked the annual officer election. Dr. John K. Dwyer was named president with Thaddeus Flynn as vice president and John T. Dwyer as recording secretary. A leap year party by University Lodge No. 52 LL D of I O L followed, with about 100 couples attending and Gertrude F. Leighton supervising the floor.
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Catholic Union
Trade Association Hall
John K. Dwyer
Thaddeus M. Flynn
John T. Dwyer
Frank T. Nesdell
J. Moynahan
Geo. McKellegett
Wm. J. Hopkins
University Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Gertrude F. Leighton
Bertha L. Parker
Mildred A. Garland
Fannie Daniels
Nettie Brewer
Annie Pierce
William Pierce
Mabel Golden
Hattie Parker
Nellie E. Hazel
Catherine Daniels
Mildred Garland
Gertrude Leighton
Jennie Childs
Grace Quimby
Jessie Coleman
Florence Jones
Hattie Whiting
Ella Barnes
Ethel Fleming
Lottie Holmes
Sadie Beckett
Bertha Parker
Ella Nelligan
Catherine Nelligan
Mabel Hutchison
Margaret Wood
George Coleman
Arthur Zittell
Walter Nay
Albert Whiting
Herbert Locke
Held for Grand Jury in Boston Larceny Case
William H H Sullivan was held to the grand jury in Boston's district court on $800 bond after being arrested while attempting to pawn a watch. He claimed Oscar Chew was his contact and named his Chicago origin, with stolen items found in a suitcase. He is said to be fifteen, son of Patrick Sullivan, a tailor at 8h Mt Auburn street. The stolen goods valued at about $350 included a gold watch and several pins, a pen, skates, studs, and a metal case. The Ladies Auxiliary Clan Lind held a Fraternity Fall installation in which Mary McElroy was president and a program followed. Wagners Home article discusses his move to Bahreuth and the king of Bavaria’s support.
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William H. H. Sullivan
Boston
Harvard
Almy
Sullivan
Ife
Oscar Chew
Chicago
Patrick Sullivan
Mt. Auburn Street
Charles A. Hartwell
Oswald Chew
Oscar IF
Cooper
Francis Colby
Wagner's Munich Theatre Plans and Wahnfried Home
Plans for a Munich theatre were halted by local opposition. In 1871 Wagner chose a site in Bayreuth after consulting experts. Bayreuth offered two plots, one for a theatre and one for Wagner’s house, and the landlord built Wahnfried as his family home in 1872. The theatre, costing about 800,000 thalers, was largely funded by Wagner societies and completed in 1876 with the Der Ring des Nibelungen premiere. It became a magnet for Wagner fans worldwide.
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Munich
Wegner
Baireuth
Bankery
Wagner
Trubohen
Lucerne
Wahnfried
Fruits and Flowers Gardening Tips and Soil Care
The article advises on thriving fruit trees on rolling lands and rose mildew control with sulphur. It stresses mellow rich gardens kept clean, potash from wood ashes for small fruits, and bone meal as a fertilizer needing acid to act quickly. Shallow cultivation suits grapevines since most roots stay near the surface.
Women sanitary inspectors rise in London government
Nineteen women serve as sanitary inspectors under the London government board and likely all future authorities will require at least one woman inspector. Working hours run from early morning to 5 pm and 9 am to 1 pm on Saturdays. The Clothes Hamper remains a neglected item. scrub with salt water, rinse, and air often.
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London Government Board
Marriages Record From City Clergy 1908 1909
A list of marriage banns and ceremonies conducted by various ministers on late December 1908 and early January 1909. Couples include Hylan Wicker, MacGregor Mackay, Chariton Robinson, Downey Haley, Locke Taylor, McLeod McLeod, Jones Rupkates, Mason Juskes, Martenhatch Bel dostik, Young Matford, King Coffey, Nolan Donovan, Josephson Wessman, Perry Kerr, Chute Caddell, Berry Davis, King Daniels, Lavoie Forgon, Hurley Murphy, Churchill Mellen. Names cover residents of this city and neighboring towns with dates ranging December 30 to January 11.
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Hylan—Wicker
R. A. Beard
John P. Hylan
Alice Harriet Wicker
Boston
Macgregor
Mack AY
RB. M. Taylor
Archibald MacGregor
Annie MacKay
Malden
Charlton—Robinson
Walter F. Greenman
Joseph Wowler Chariton
Susan Bemis Robinson
Waltham
Downey—Haley
Edward J. Welch
William Joseph Downey
Mary Irancis Haley
Somerville
Locke—Taylor
Charles L. Page
Marshall
Locke
Haverhill
N. H
Rachel Mae Taylor
McLeod—Mcleod
Wilbur N. Mason
Samuel McLeod
Annie McLeod
Jonesh — Rupkates
Joseph i. Grician
Leon Jona
Leze Rupkates
Thisty
Mason-Iuskes
Joseph E. Grician
Dominick Mason
Mary Juskes
Martehnatchd — Beldatslk
Joseph F, Grician
Caddell
Albert FR. George
Stathern Halleyhute
Dorothy Victories Caddell
Bhprry—Davis
Simon P. W. Drew
George Ailen, Berry
Heston
Charlotte
Clarke) Davie
King—Daniels
Lawrence J. Glynn
Willis John King
Annie Daniels
Lavoie Forgon
Marriages listed by local churches and Rev. officiants
Jan 3 to Jan 12 marriage notices in the city include William Henry Brown with Harriet Foye, John Donald Mathison with Twabella McDonald, Edward Winchester with Elizabeth Knox, George Radford with Hetelle Shaughnessy, Edward Goodwin with Margaret Gillis, Enoch Mercier with Mary Champorix, Park Wile with Catherine Hayes, James Klin with Margaret Nason, Jewell Sornberger with Helen Robertson, Wilbert Power with Margaret MacDonald, Peter Moran with Mary Casey, and Otto Hoelscher with Margaret Harvey. Each entry names the couple and officiating minister, with city and parish connections.
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Winchester
Enoch Mercier
Mary Alice Champorix
Wile—Hayes
John J. Ryan
Park Boyd Wile
Arlington
Catherine Elizabeth Hayes
Macklin—Nason
Laurence J. Glynn
James J. Macklin
Margaret Nason
Somerville
Sornborghr-—Robdprtson
Ellery G. Butler
Jewell D. Sornberger
Helen Robertson
Beverly
Power—Macdonald
Thomas W. Coughlan
Wilbert John Power
Margaret MacDonald
Moran
Cashy
Michael J. Doody
Peter Moran
Pawtucket
Mary Elizabeth Casey
Hoerlscher—Harvey
Charles 1B. Hutchinson
Otto Hans Hoelscher
Margaret May Harvey
Deaths linger in city obituary list with ages and streets
A long list of death notices from late December to January details names such as William Fitzpatrick Henry C Smith Edward J Clark Terence Coyle Josiah F Sanborn John B Scanlan Catherine Schanck Edmund A Percival John H Cox Owen McKenna Annie Taylor John O Sullivan Bridget McClosky Edith A Winslow Chester W Kingsley Daniel Sullivan Elizabeth Phillips Gray Mary Harrington Otta Rosencranz Peter Smith Joseph Wilbur Guilmet Mary A Clarkson Mary Warlant Simon Dyer with street addresses and ages ranging from 20s to over 80 in local residences and institutions.
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Fitzpatrick
Vine Street
William Fitzpatrick
Smith
Broadway
Henry C. Smith
Clark
Spring So Edward
J. Clark
Yecoyl
Bolton Street
Terence Coyle
Sanborn
Trowbridge Street
Josiah F. Sanborn
Cambridge
Owen McKenna
Taylor
Annie Taylor
O'Sullivan
Hampshire Street
John O'Sullivan
Ears
McClosky
Fifth Street
Bridget McClosky
Winslow
Second Street
Edith A. Winslow
Kingsley
Chester Street
Chester W. Kingsley
Sullivan
Massachusetts Avenue
Daniel Sullivan
Gray
Fallen Street
Elizabeth Phillips Gray
Harrington
Cambridge Hospital
Mary Harrington
Banks Street
Rosencranz
School Street
Otta
Eaton Street
Peter Smith
Guilmet
Lechmere Square
Joseph Wilbur Guilmet
Horner
Daye Court
Mary KE
Marston
Pleasant Street
Ora FE
Murray
Parnell Street
Mary Murray
Slade
Roseland Street
Lucius Slade
Kerzmain
Harvey Street
Ride Kerzmain
Brennan
Holy Ghost Hospital
James Brennan
Boston Building Permits 1878 Archdiocese Plans New Church
Building permits list reveals the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston plans a new Catholic church at Mt. Auburn and De Wolf streets in Ward 8 costing about 200000 with I A Norcross as architect. Other permits include a portable engine house and scale house in Ward 1, alterations in Ward 6, and transfers of property on Brattle Street and Willow Street with Brooks and Gonley acquiring the University Stables parcel.
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Boston
New Catholic Church
Mt. Auburn
de Wolf Streets
I. A. Norcross
R. J. Lombard
Bridge Street
O. O. Stone
Wise—S
Alvin Sortwell
Cambridge Street
James WN. Brown
N. D. Mraser
River Street
Guide Co
Mass, Avenue
Brookline Street
James McIsaac
Hanna Furleman
Washington Street
Wm. Harris
University Stables
Brattle Street
Boylaton Street
Willian F. Brooks
Brooks & Gonley
Gregory
Robert J. Landers
Carl A. Wells
Willow A
Lincoln Street
Cambridge Field
Cambridge
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Boylston Street
Davis
James T. Barrett
James J. Shea
John T. Shea
Shea Bros
Pearl Street
John ‘T, Shea
Otis Street
Lister, Keel, Kimball, Ludwig & Co
Smith & Barnes
Wentworth &Keller
WM. H. Wood & CO. Lumber Merchants
P. O'Brien & Son
Mass. Ave
Inman Squake
Cunningham
Chas. A. McLean
University Warket
Boylston St
Ellot St
P. J
Kiley
Tremont Street
Norfolk Street
James F. Mullen
Clan Lindsay
Robertson of
Wakefield
Mary McElroy
Alice Bartz
Annie Prentice
Nellie Stephens
Johanna Stewart
Annie Buxton
Allee McClennan
Evelyn Jones
Ellen Sutherland
Annie Llewellyn
Allee Baxter
Annie P. Winter
Halreuth
Bavariat
Gottfried Semper
W. H. Enos & CO
Concord Avenue
Cambridge, Pass
G. F. Whiting & CO
Union Stables
Hck
Green St
Mass
Isaac McLean
Lancaster St
Maks
Daniel P. Danehny
Rindge Avenue
North
M. Cavanagh
Main Street
Cambridgeport
James Curry
Junction Main St
G. P. O’brien
Bay St
J.a.cummings Printing Co, Printers and Publishers
Oliver Street
D.8. Bros
P. H. Concannon
Treas
Main
David J. Nelligan
Rice St
North Cambridge
Brooks & Conley
Soden Street
Ulric Gagnon
Bartlett's Stable
PHONE
Consumers Co-Operative Coal Company
Cambridge, Mass
Office Wharf
First Street
Metropolitan Collections CO
Cambridge Stree
J. A. Hedin & CO
East Cambridge