Ward 2 forms Democratic club in East Cambridge area
A Democratic club is organized in Ward 2 with over fifty charter members led by Councilman William Hogan. The group aims to unite Democratic voters, elects a board including Hogan as president, and adopts Joseph J. Kelley as a namesake. A social and excursion follow, featuring a concert, dining, and guest attendees from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Kelley
Willian Hogan
Metzzer's Hall
Wm. Hogan
Joseph J. Kelley Club
Ward 2
Ned Sweeney
Jeremiah Toomey
William M. Hogan
James G. Murphy
Hugh E. Mullen
John Murphy
Andrew J. Keefe
James Roach
Charles Schifferdecker
John Doyle
William Ross
Joe McCormick
East Cambridge
Joe Kelley
Mullen
Mr. Kelley
Philpipines
Keefe
Dr. Johnson
James Murphy
Finstlers
John Daily
John D. Matherson
William Mullen
Timothy O'Neill
Daniel Murphy
Hugh Conroy
Maurice Haley
Thomas Conroy
James Toomey
William Morrissey
Harles Riley
Timothy Murphy
Arthur L. Farrett
Joseph Weislinger
Daniel Haley
Daniel Keleher
William Lyons
Thomas Connerty
Bert Westcott
William Bemis
Daniel Apel
Edward
Gaughan
James Sharkey
Patrick Sullivan
John Bradley
William
Dandelions Host Ladies Day at Sagamore Hill Cottage
The Dandelion Pleasure Club held a ladies day gathering last Sunday at a hand some cottage on Sagamore Hill Nan tasket. A large bevy of lady guests attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dandelion Pleasure Club
Sagamore Hill
Nantasket
Lake Sunapee Outing Club Plans August Trip
The Lake Sunapee Outing Club prepares for its annual outing starting August 14 at the cottage on Lake Sunapee. Members listed include Jim Fitzpatrick Dan Murphy Michael Barry Joe Barry Joe Cameron Charles Murray Jim Malley Al Olsen Tim Sullivan Sam Pill Dan Murphy Jr Harry Brown William Sullivan Granville Rogers Clarke Doubleday and ex Alderman Steve Harrington as a possible guest. Sam Pill stocks fishing tackle plans to clear the lake of fish, with Jim Fitzpatrick as his lieutenant. Mike Barry will bring Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire for reading and Tim Sullivan will learn new songs for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Sunapee
Jim" Fitzpatrick
Steve” Harrington
Dan Murphy
Sam Pill
Jim Fitz
Mike Barry
Gibbon
Tim Sullivan
A Challenge Open To All Comers
The Colonial baseball team invites all challengers for a three game series for the Cambridge championship with a ten dollar purse. Lenox and Coach Keaney stand ready to meet rivals Auburns and Sacred Hearts, with baseball editor as arbitrator, to decide disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburns
The
Sacred Hearts
Lenox
Keaney
Colonials
Cambridge
the Sentinel
Father Mathew A. 8 Notes on Senior Baseball Victory
The senior team defeated Melrose T. T. 18 to 12 last Saturday with Murphy at shortstop, L. Steele at first, and Tom Burke pitching a strong win despite a tough inning. Frank Campbell Ed Bulger Murphy and Steve OConnor stood out. Hugh O'Rourke, in charge, surprised players with a midnight visit while summering with family in Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose T. T
Murphy
L. Steele
Tom Burke
Frank Campbell
Ed. Bulger
Steve O'Connor
Jim Rogera
Hugh O'Rourke
Gloucester
Cambridge politics and streetworks dominate local headlines
The essay catalog covers party struggles for senator nominations in both parties, city hall desk contracts, pipe line bids on Park Street, street and cemetery labor disputes, and local officials' alleged grafts and favoritism. It notes Cambridge figures like George Monahan, Mayor Daly, and Superintendent Tracy amid a restless political climate.
Cambridge City Government Holds Special Meetings and Veto Action
Cambridge Massachusetts governs with aldermen absent and officers appointed including Geoffrey L. Whelan as constable and Halloran Green as reserve officers. The mayor vetoes part of a police department inquiry order, debates ensue, and the board passes the veto. A shower bath access proposal and a Metropolitan water purchase of 15000 dollars are approved amid a low Fresh Pond supply notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew and Allen
Geoffry L. Whelan
Daniel J. Halloran
John F. Green
Cambridge
Mass
Board of Aldermen of
City of
Board of Aldermen
Committee On Police
Fresh Pond basin fill appropriation sparks city debate
Tuesday evening in the council chamber President Giles chaired as absent members were noted. An order allocating 15 000 for filling the Fresh Pond basin was passed provoking Councilman Black to advocate salt water watering from the river basin, citing Newport and summer needs. Michael Cronin secured a salary continuance during disability layoff. A wrought iron gate plan near the Washington Elm was reconsidered after opposition from the Daughters of the Revolution, favoring a Garden street Massachusetts avenue location with park board approval. The council adjourned.
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Council
Giles
Chase
Crowley
Harlow
Meyers
O'Neill
Black
Newport
Michael Cronin
Cambridge Common
Washington Elm
Daughters of the Revolution
Garden Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Garden Party Honors Miss Potter at Erie Street Residence
A Wednesday garden party at Miss Sadie Potter’s No 169 Erie street featured color illuminations banners and a sunset mood. Lizzie Potter sang Frank Crowley performed a fifteen minute monologue with impersonations Charles Garvin led at the piano Jerry Dineen and others sang and entertained. After the concert games and a midnight collation followed guests including Miss Lena McLaughlin and Duke Martin. some attendees missed the last Beachmont train and stayed at the Touraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Potter
Erie Street
Lizzie Potter
Frank Crowley
Beachmont
Charles Garvin
Jerry Dineen
William Burns
Albert Shea
Frank Shelley
Lizzie Totter
Louise Shaughnessy
Louise Sullivan
Margaret Sharkey
Lulu Donovan
Mary Galvin
Lena Galvin
Julia Galvin
Mamie Quinn
Annie Flood
Mary Flynn
Margaret Crowe
Eva Berchal
Mrs
Touraine
Frank
Lena McLaughlin
Duke Martin
Berkshire Club Entertains Ladies Day At Beachmont Villa
The Berkshire Oating Club hosted a ladies day at Beachmont villa with local guests and a seashore recreation mix. A concert featured Bill Cody Mike Walsh and others with songs and readings. a collation followed. President William Ryan plans a fortnight at the cottage as the Berkshires maintain their social prominence this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire Oating Club
Beachmont
Jessie Marks
Lizzie Brown
Annie Sullivan
Kitty Gannon
Marie Craig
Helen Coleman
Kitty Cronin
Sophy Cushing
Matilda Rich
Gertrude Armstrong
May Cribbins
May Blood
South Boston
Ella May
Lizzie Plunket
Mike Lynch
Baltimore
Bill Cody
Jon Segrue
Jim Segrue
al Deback
Fred Corbett
Tim Sullivan
Mike Walsh
Tom Stokes
Tom Callan
James O'Donnell
James Reagan
John Splaine
John Delaney
Joe Moore
John Killoran
Dom Kemney
James Brady
Timi Toomey
Brown
Bill Ryan
Uncle Dan
Charles Lathrop
Frank G. Fowler
Berkshires
Henry McCourt
William Ryan
Holy Ghost Hospital Incurables Lawn Party Draws Thousands
St. Mary's of the Annunciation and many teams ran forty tables at the Holy Ghost Hospital Incurables lawn party on Cambridge Street last Saturday. About six thousand attendees supported multiple charity tables including North Cambridge and East Cambridge teams, with various attractions and a forthcoming whist party to aid the hospital fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Ghost Hospital
Hospital
Cambridge Street
Greater
Boston
St. Mary's of the Annunciation
J. W. Scott
Gertrude Scott
Teresa Scott
Lillian Scott
Jennie Sennott
Margaret Sennott
Patrick O'Connor
James Mullin
Agnes Carey
Tena Flynn
Mary McCarty
Julia Devan
Annie Dolan
Mary Dolan
Teresa Smith
Louise Frank
Julia Sullivan
Charles Scott
Daniel Shea
John Leary
John Casey
Jennie Ball
Katherine Tropkins
James Callerher
Henry Dalton
Martin Feeley
Louise Slocomb
Mary McCarthy
Nellie Itiley
Jennie Quinn
Anna Hooley
M. Hannifer
Rose McCarthy
Pen
Mother Goose
William 11. Smith
Cambridge
Delian Walsh
Mary A. Jennings
Mollie A. Doran
Bessie ('Skeefe
Rose Hennissey
T. F. Dorety
John Foley
Frank McConologie
John Kelleher
William Danehy
Herbert Walsh
Michael Walsh
Andrew Conlin
Dy. Finnigan
Richard McKelleger
RB. TH. Alyward
A. Cuonningham
Geisser
William Fh. Doyle
Herman i Hoffman
C. Halway
William D'Arcy
J. Kelly
G. Aviwarnd
FE. Breen
Watherine Royal
Ahern
John Lawton
David Walsh
Mary Boland
Nellie Swanson
Margaret Long
Dward Conninghwm
Frank Skelly
James Holloran
Janes J. Connell
James 7. Irwin
J. Crowley
Edward Conroy
Miers
Prederick Te Murray
James J. Connell
James J. Connedh
Albert Commell
Crowley
James Culhane
Haimacwlite Conception
J Sexton
Mary J. Murphy
Mary Cohalan Rey
Cowarden
TP. O'Riordan
Charlestown
Ty Mies
Rita Graney
Josephine Powers
Julia Holloran
Kate Waters
Mary Friend
Agnes Turnbull
J. Mead
J. P. O'Riordan
Philip
Patrick Bear Tieonnee
W. Minhue
West End
M.a Sweeney
MM. Terman
Loulse O'Brien
Cora Butler
Jennie Dewire
Louise Tyralls
Nellie Long
Rhea Welsh
Margaret Smith
McGrath
Watertown
M. F. Grogan
M. BR. Hoey
H. BE. Doyle
Catherine Ford
Lottie McSherry
M. A
K. B. Corcoran
James J. McIver
Somerville
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Philippines
Andy
Metager's
Seventh Street
Ware
Ware River
Jim" Murphy
Committee On Entertainment
Edie English
Lizzie Callan
Lizzie Dooling
Sadie Bowen
William McLaughlin
Fay Sisters
Natick
Ward and Voices Company
Dave” Scannell
Count’ Hogan
Ned Golden
William Smith
Jack Minnehan
Joe Pever
William Hafford
Michael Shallow
Gertrude Duris
May Burke
Lillian Weissinger
Nellie McElroy
Alvina White
Carrie Cary
Jennie Cary
Margaret Bowen
Nellie Sullivan
Lena Sullivan
May Hurley
Gertrude Campbell
Fannie Ford
Edith English
Elizabeth Dooling
Lizzie McLaughlin
William Hogan
Father Mathew T. A
the “Sentinels
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Representative Peabody
Frederick
Deitrick Woul
City Hall
Tracy
Frank L. John
John
Jimmy Grant
Grant
Grantsome
Weyers
Willian Zerkel
Moued CY
Zerkel
Oointer Board
Mnemeer Coffin
Park Street
Oon Park Street
George Fr
Monahan
George
Burg
Front Street
Clikas
Board of Health of
Our City
Democratic Party
District Court
Crane
Daly
Camridge
Brother Ford
Augustine J. Daly
Coveney
Hhe Wold
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Quinn
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