Headmaster Downey Praises Father Scully On Education
Timothy F Downey reflects on Reverend Thomas Scully born 1833 in Ireland and his Cambridge era work at St Marys School and Aquinas Hall He notes Scullys progress in progressive education including gymnasiums summer camps battalions and a classical training rivaling Eliot his contemporary in Boston society.
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Thomas Scully
Eliot
Scully
Father Scully
Ireland
England
Italy
Boston
Andrew
Massachusetts
Richmond
Malden
Cambridge
Baptist
Harvard Street
Boardman
Harvard and
Essex Streets
Eessn Gudenk Sul Diet Geet
St. Mary's
University
Aquinas Hall
St. Thomas Aquinas College
Harvard
Father Steully
Prospect Streets
Hovey
Cambridge Street
Gray Nuns
Nein
Timothy F. Downey
Home Safe After South American Tour With Friends
Miss Helen A. Delay of Charlestown and Alma Boudreau of Lakeview Avenue returned from a month long tour of South America. Delay, longtime private secretary to State Treasurer Charles F. Hurley, and Boudreau traveled via Panama Canal Haiti and flew from Cristobal to Panama. They plan to share many stories with friends upon their return.
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Helen A. Delay
Charlestown
Alma Boudreau
Lakeview Avenue
South America
Delay
Charles F. Hurley
Beacon Hill
Harvard Square
Panama Canal
Haiti
Christobal
Panama
What Do You Hear by John J. McGillicuddy
A column by John J. McGillicuddy in The Sentinels Gossiper offers observations on city chatter and local happenings. The piece sketches public mood and echoes of everyday life through brief, wry notes.
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By John J. McGillicuddy
The
Sentinels
Gossiper
Assessor Haverty Leaves City in Secret Weekend Trip
Rumors swirl as Assessor Jack Haverty plans a weekend trip with a fishing license and hints he will not seek another term as Mayor of Hull Meanwhile Cambridge politics heat up with talk of police horses and council orders Mayor Russell weighs expansion of city influence and Harvard fellows appear in discourse with President Conant Several city officials shuffle duties and a drive to tidy City Hall corridors is noted along with a looming legal tangle over park and cemetery commissions and plans for a Music Festival invitees includes Roosevelt Swanson and the Marine Band
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Jack Haverty
Hull
Harvard College
Conant
Russell
Cambridge
Shea
Chief McBride
Chet Martin
Building Department
City Hall
Sentinel
Police Department
St. Mary's Association
Francis J. Roche
James F. Fitzgerald
Wm. H. McMasters
Dennis F. McCarthy
Michael F. Kelleher
State House
Roche
Civil Service Commission
Street
CWA Water Dent
Adah Bowles
Chatham
Han
Roosevelt
Navy
Claude Swanson
U. S. Marine Band
Harvard Stadium
Park ‘Commission
Mass Avenue
Garfield Street
Cazmay
McMenimen
New York
Miss Mary Cal
Opposition to One Gas Station Draws Support for Another
A petition by the Lebowich Family Trust for a second class garage covered lubricating lift for two cars at 199 211 Concord avenue corner Huron avenue and storage of 3 000 gallons of petroleum products was opposed at the License Commission meeting Monday. Attorney John P. Brennan appeared for the petitioner explaining it was a filling station that was de continued on page 8.
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Lebowich
Cifrino Home Welcomed by United Markets Staff in Boston
A large crowd of about 500 United Markets employees and friends gathered at the Bradford Hotel in Boston to honor Paul Cifrino and his wife upon their return from a lengthy tour of Italy and the Mediterranean. The event featured toastmaster Charles Ruggerio and remarks by Cardinal OConnell's representative, with gifts including a mahogany desk.
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Paul Cifrino
United Market
United Markets, Inc
Bradford Hotel
Boston
Quincy Mart
Gray
United Markets
Charles Ruggerio
Monsignor
Haberlin
Cardinal O'Connell
Ryan
Gallagher
Forte
Patrick Connelly
Greater
Paul
Mark Antony
Cifrino
John O'Neil
Employees’ Association of the United Markets
Joseph Stanton
James W. Manary
Patrick J. Connelly
Joseph A. Tomasello
Joseph di Pesa
Saverio Romano
Dominic de Stefano
John Ferrori
John Cifrino
Charles Ruggiero
Ruggiero
Thomas Heady
Heads
George S. Monks
Monks
Frank Cifrino
Post Office Cornerstone Unveiled on Memorial Day
The cornerstone for Cambridge's new U S post office at Mass Ave and Pleasant Street was unveiled on Memorial Day with a ceremony featuring St Mary's Band. Mayor Russell spoke in Legion uniform, Bishop William Lawrence gave a prayer, and James Roosevelt could not attend. Architect James D. Leland and contractor John Bowen addressed the crowd amid a brief dispute over past work.
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U. S
Mass. Avenue
Pleasant Street
St. Mary's Band
Russell
Legion
William Lawrence
Cambridge
Republican Party
Democratic Party
James D. Leland
John Bowen
Bowen
James Roosevelt
D. Roosevelt
Ambrose O'Connell
James A. Farley
Defeat of Central Square Peddler Hawker Ordinance
City Council meets as President Foley attends while Councillor Roche speaks from the rostrum. The Mayor forwards a pension request to Police Chief McBride for action by June 1 1924 and urges 10 percent salary contributions or repeal of department wage ordinances. Finance receives the messages and Councillor Mahoney has an order.
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Foley
Roche
McBride
Civil Service Commission
the Sentinel
Mahoney
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Ethel Mermon
Burns & Allen
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Karen Morley
Johnny Weissmuller
Maereen Sullivan
Tarzan and His Mate
Heather Angel
Victor Jory
Trinidad
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Austin W. Martin
Mass. Ave
Mass
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Corcoran
Central Sq
Chas. F. Hurley
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Washington Pies
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Cambridge Provision Co
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