Local notables and incidents pace Cambridge life
Local briefs recount mischief and misfortune around Cambridge. A table at a charity event loses cash. a snow plow vanishes and sinks while being used as a river float. numerous residents arrange vacations, travels, and visits. Sports note: Sullivan defeats McLeod in St John, N B, by stoppage. multiple obituaries and local movements featured in city updates.
Notable Boston Area Figures Plan Summer Vacations
East Cambridge resident Charley Leddy and Bill Newman with Engine 5 tents with families at Revere while Alderman Frank Pahy hosts guests at his Concord River cottage in South Billerica. John Milletello receives odd postal notes from Representative James Tarrett who summers in Ireland. Colonel Jack Fay joins the epistolary set of James Toomey and John McCarthy vacationing in Bath Maine beginning August 1. Dan Toomey explains there are no special plans in his vacation stops. Pat Murphy runs a small kindergarten in Roslindale Thursday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Leddy
Engine 5
Bill Newman
Revere
Frank Pahy
Concord River
South Billertea
John Milletello
W. J. Murphy
James Tarrett
Ireland
John
Jack” Fay
Fay
Roslindale
Summer Social Notes Parade Through Boston Ward 18
Ex Mayor McNamee to attend Owl Club picnic in Ward 18 at Caledonian Grove on July 22. Report highlights a mix of local outings, boating joys at Rowe's Wharf, summer travels to Maine, Canada, and New England towns, plus civic and social updates on residents, fishermen, and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dangeon
McNamee
Owl Club
Ward 18
Boston
Caledonian Grove
Joe Guidrey
Sol
George Keller
Scully
O'Neill
Prospect Street
John Doherty
Kathryn Doherty
Green Street
Kathryn McCarthy
Somerville
Lake Maranocook
Nantasket Steamboat Company
Rowe's Wharf
Force 8
Fahey
Billerien
Inman Square
Pine Tree
Hyannis
Neil McCarthy
Amory Street
Southampton
Mabel Wigmore
Hartford
Conn
Victory at Diamond No. 1 for Institute over West Newton
The Institute of 18 at West Newton defeated Cambridge Field on Diamond No. 1 by a large margin. The visitors produced only four hits as the home team dominated from start to finish led by strong pitching from Ticker and powerful batting including Bill Ryan's homer and Delbach's steady all around play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
West Newton
Bill Ryan
Delbach
West Newtonites
Webster Juniors Defeat St Pauls 16 to 6 in Cambridge
Cambridge Websters defeat St Pauls Cambridge 16 to 6 at home. Faulkner, Higgins, and Vork lead with multiple hits including a home run by Vork. Cal lahan makes sharp plays in catching, while Grace allows only two hits. O'Brien shines for St Pauls as Clark stars for Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Web-sters
Cambridge
St. Pauls
Clark
Faulkner
Higgin
Vork
Callahan
Hayes
Flett
O'Brien
St. Paul
St. Paul Jrs
Higgins
Grace
St. Joseph’s
Somerville
Institute Notes Ladies Auxilary Trolley Trip to Natick
Next Friday evening the ladies auxiliary will run a trolley party to Natick with special cars leaving Park square Boston at 7 30 P M Tickets are available from the executive committee or Peter Curran of the SJ L 1 The date limit for purchasing tickets closes Monday to gauge attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au- Hiary
Natick
Park Square
Boston
Auxilaty
Peter Curran
SJ. L
Masasoits and friends host seaside social at Nahant
Recreation at the Massasoits cottage Nahant featured a seaside reception for Dorchester friends. Dan Quinn and Matt Galligan welcomed guests with warm hospitality. Miss Nellie Shitknessy and Lonie Shitknessy enjoy Courageous outdoor pursuits at Tough's Neck. President Duran fun in pool, Delaney plans pedestrian ride. weather dampens events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Quinn
Matt Galligan
Massasoit
Nahant
Heldia
Dorchester
ST. To
Massasoits
NeUiie
Lonie Shitcknessy
Tough's Neck
Beniiioin Mulherin
Fires Strike Sherman Street Building. Town Busy On Repairs
Mrs Bernart McBride visits Franklin Massachusetts as fire alarm sends fire apparatus to a Sherman street blaze in the New England Brush Yard. The fire spread before hoses could reach it and was out after about twenty minutes. Repairs continue along Concord Avenue from Arsenal Square to Huron Avenue with curb work and trees removed changing the street’s look. A lawn party fundraiser at St Peter’s hall yields prizes including a silk umbrella a gold piece and a ton of coal among other items won by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernart McBride
Donnell Street
Franklin
Mass
New England
Brisk Yard
Sherman Street
Teresa O'Hara
Huron Avenue
Concord Avenue
Arsenal Square
Annie O'Brien
St. Peter's Hall
Local Notes Show News of People and Events
A mix of social items, missed horse losses to heat, fishing feats, and a police officer quitting after a week. Mentions Miss McManus, Miss Nora Guiney, Miss Teresa O'Hara, and Miss Ella McKenzie among residents. Describes Dan Burke, Edward Manning, Graham Council plans a trolley ride, and a Boston & Maine railroad outing postponed. Also reports a fatal heart condition for John Carney and local police players on a Blue-coats team.
Greene joins police force amid hopeful reception
John F. Greene is welcomed by friends who expect a strong record. Amid protests over an avenue widening near Cameron street, the project has been completed and draws daily comment. The Rindge Field summer season opening is delayed, affecting hundreds of visiting children. A Middlesex Grocery Co shop will open at Massachusetts avenue and Regent street. Real estate transfers show James W. Connor selling to Annie Collins two-family houses at 387 and 30 Porter road valued around 1600, plus 2202 square feet valued at 800, and a 6000 square foot Montgomery street lot sold to B M Neves by Carl F. Monk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Greene
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Cameron Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Rindge Mield
Regent Street
Middlesex Grocery Company
Brooks & Conley
James W. Connor
Annie Collins
Porter Road
Montgomery Street
B. M. Neves
Carl F. Monk
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Alf
New York
Nate. Somers
Haberdasher
Mass. Ave
Brookline Street
P. O’brien
James F. Mullen
Hampshire Street
Mike (Twin) Sullivan
Beth McLeod
St. John
N. B
Victoria
Sullivan
McLeod
Jack Power
Andrew Dwyer
Sparrow Manufacturing Estallishment
Enfeld
N. Hy
Ed Norton
Mike Quinn
National Biscuit Company
Adirondacks
Mimie Shea
Hospital
James Hagan
Western Avenue
Nellie O'Bfrien
Portland
Julia Keough
Everett
Ing
Willam Grueby
Harris Street Bridge
Cambridge Hospital
Grueby
Frank Brosard
Cambridge Street
Ife
Din’ Murphy
Norfolk
Essex Street
Harvard Square
Joe Roach
Warren's Cottage
Nantasket
Joe
Italy
Azores
Portugal
France
England
Ed Turner
East Cambridge
Newcastle
George H. Grogan
Richard Grogan
Chestnut Street
Martha Wills Pike
John N. Pike
Newburyport
Elizabeth F. Neal
East Barrington
N. H
Pearl Street
James Curtis
Daly
Washington
Ccity
New State Armory
Evil Service Commission
Daniel J. Holleran
Board of Health
John Leahy
Newfoundland
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
M. J. Donavan
May
Bigelow Street
Crystal Spring Farm
West Windham
N. IL
Robert Massey
George
Putnam Avenue
Stumfford
N. Uh
William Massey
Anne Massey
Banks Street
Strafford
N. A1
Sacred Heart
Willian Davy
Tatnam Avenue
Annie Brady
Harriet Davy
Annie Davy
Katherine Davy
Etta Davy
Katherine Harrington
Katherine Doherty
Vermont
Hattle
Evelyn Auneritan
Lowell
T. J. Crowley
Mt. Auborn
Edward Conroy
Mt. Auturn Street
Patrick Moylan
Athens Street
Edward J. White
Central Square
Harvard Street
James Aloysius O'Donnell
Walpole
Jniius Meyers
Seabright
N. J
George Clukas
Win‘throp
Catherine Riley
Canada
St. Ann de Beaupre
William T. Phelan
Central Wharf
State Street
Thomas Campbell
Mystle Wharf
Campbell
Vine Street
Catholic Order of Foresters
Faneuil Mall
Mary Travers
McCloskey & Harry
Provencetown
Helen Mahoney
Bedford
Wilbert Mulligan
Otis Street
Ottawa
Lilian Divingston
John Jennings
Liberty Street
Holbrook
John Landy
Sacred Heart Church
Hannah Ford
Nee Mulcahy
Jeremiah Fort
Calvary
John J. Williams
Otts Street
Molyrood Cemetery
Brookline
David W. Fudge
Quebec
Boston Conservatory of Music
Laura Flagg
Marshfield Tilltsx
Matthew Allen
John Allen
Second Street
Tartal Wis
Grand Army Hall
Wilmon W. Blackmar
Wy. Malley
Boothby
Maine
Eter McQueen
Thoothby
Europe
Alexander the Great
Websters
Lea
Institute Notes
Margaret Mahoney
The
S. J. L. I. Ladies’ Auvxilary
Observatory Hill
Fr. Glynn
McManus
Fallen Street
J. A. Regan
Walden Street
Nora Guiney
Mary Dureen
Upland Road
Denis Murphy
Pat" Curly
Donne Street
Thomas McNamara
Graham Council
Knights of Columbus
Anna Mulrey
Appleton Street
Long Pond
Lowel
Edward and
James Manning
NORTH
Daniel Burke
David W. Davis
Ella McKenzie
Provinces
Gaspareaux
MclKenzie
Day Street
Sargent Street
Bunty Nevins
Maurice Nelligan
Pullen
James IK
Bresnan
Rice Street
Gates
James
James Burke
Clifton Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Concord
Douglas Lab
Eddie Foley
Rindge Avenue
Holland St
Carney
Jacksono Street
Wee
North Cambridge
Delia Welsh
Marvey Street
Ioly Ghost Hospital
Miss Welsh
Timothy Ir, Danehy
John. Kelleher
Michael 8. Walsh
Timothy W. Callahan
Honett
Patrick Ready
James Grady
Eugene Reilly
Datel J. Sullivan
Jackson Street
Dave” Walsh
Cornelius Sheehan
Conroy
Rindge Field
J. Frank Facey
Allied Printing Trades Council Label
Harry Dustin Joll
Daniel P. Danehy
Ellen Danehy
Hutchinson PB
TIL S. Brown & CO
Uquae Street
Reyal
Velentone
W. J. Edwards
Boylston ST
Harvard Sq
G. P. O'Brien
Bay St
Edward T. P. Graham
David F. Corcoran
Undertaker
Boylston Street
McNamee's Block
John Hennnedy
Province Court
Tel
Hon
Robert J. Melledge
Lygeum Building
Real Estate Exchange
Isaac McLean
Bowron
Masa
Cambridge Mutual
Lee
Massachusetts Ave
Putnam
W. Pill
Cambridge St
Putnam Sq
Sentinel
D. B. Shaughnessy & Son
Institute Building
East
George Douglass
Col
Hampshire St. Cambridgeport, Mass
E. J. Dunphy
Cambridgeport
Ghas, Atkins & CO
Oxford
Oxford and Eustis Sts
T. W. Hillier & CO
Props
Thomas F. Martin Plumber
Myrtle Avenue
Campridge
Teledhose
J. B. James Lumber CO
Central Street
Tel. Main
J. Cushing & CO
John F. Doherty
Geo. E. Francis, WK. Pabyan
Ellery St
Harvard St
Notre
Pel
Fixie
C. T. Chin & CO
Auclair & Carlson
Alpatenturcihed Cambeidgeport
Ernest W. Clark
Marvard Square