City Government Actions and Appointments Highlight Budget Talks
The record lists city departments and names under common vidusllers and staff roles. It notes a £90 title examination payment, a labor wage directive of 9.95 per day, and hearings on moving a building from 117 Franklin Street to 148 Brookline Street. The mayor names Edward Murphy as coal weigher and transfers $700 from July 4th to Old Home week. an 8 mph auto speed limit ordinance is discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Reid
John J. Corkery
John D. Gainer
William F. Hamilton
Theodore W.wlier
Charles S Tlodsdon
James L. Keough
William Nixon
James Murphy
Jeremiah Murphy
Charles Rochford
Harry A. White
Fred J. Wild
James J. Murphy
May M.coegeershall
Rose Linehan
William H. Murphy
Adiia F. White
Intelligence Office
Peter Bozark
Max Bloombert
John Clarke
Barnard Cohen
Hymar Kaufman
Peter Hogart
Peter J. Brown
George T. Burroughs
William Howe
James MreBride
Daniel J. Valente
Patrick Woods
Samuel Fine
Morris Epstein
W. Thompson
Committee On Finance
Alderman Clary
H. S. Angus
Franklin Street
Brookline Street
Edward Murphy
Enrollment Proceeded for Massachusetts Avenue Routes
The notice states that Massachusetts avenue Harvard street and Cambridge street were passed to be enrolled. The action covers these streets for official registration and indicates formal adoption by the relevant authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard Street
Cambrdge Street
City Council Proceedings Cite Street Resurfacing Orders
In a meeting presided by Clerk Comihan with Dunn elected president pro tem, absent members included Hunter Beane Lincoln Higgins. Sullivan moved resurfacing Munroe Street from Third to Sixth Streets. Jones moved Broadway resurfacing. Murphy moved Bristol Street resurfacing. Resolutions referred to the superintendent of streets and park commissioners to clean Cambridge field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Emined
Comihan
Dunn
Hunter
Beane
Lincoln
Higgins
Sullivan
Munroe Street
Third
Sixth Streets
Jones
Broadway
Murphy
Bristol Street
Park Commissioners
Cambridge Field
Testimonial Tendered to Family of Walter J. McCarthy at Odd Fellows Hall
North Cambridge reports a testimonial for the late Walter J. McCarthy to be held at Odd Fellows hall next Wednesday evening June 12. Fellow workers plan a large turnout to honor him and support his bereaved family with an entertainment of high quality and dancing by Doherty's orchestra. Also noted are local baseball figures Billy O Connor and Jack Glynn, Tim Danehy gifting cigars after winning a Sheridan prize, and parishioners at St. John's church attendance.
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Walter J. McCarthy
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Doherty
Billy O'Connor
Jack Glynn
Rindge Field
Jack
Billy
Tim” Danehy
Sheridan
Boardinze
N. E. Brick Co
Greene
Tansey
Tobacco Trade Surgery Shaped by Export Knowledge
The piece notes the tobacco business requires export knowledge for proper operation. It cites Thomas Charak’s shop at 502 Massachusetts Avenue near Brookline Street Station and provides telephone 7262 Cambridge.
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Thomas Charak
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street
Cambridge
Annual lawn party and school graduation notes
The piece previews a parish lawn festival to raise funds for the church debt with six district tables run by women organizers and a June 29 date. It also highlights Ellis School graduation on June 12 with Headmaster Grover and staff planning an engaging program. Other items include a stabbing incident near the N E Brick Co boarding house, births, a death at the Home of the Little Sisters of the Poor, and community notices about local fire department appointments and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis School
Yicar
Grover
Chapman
Hutchins
Blake
Humidor Installed by Tom Charek at 502 Massachusetts Avenue
Tom Charek, leading tobacconist, has installed a top humidity controlled Humidor in his salesroom near Brookline Street station. Built by Wellington Fillmore Co, the quartered ark case with plate glass showcases cigars kept at optimal humidity for freshness. The humidor supports Charek’s status as the citys leading wholesale and retail tobacco establishment and boosts trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Charak
Tom Charek
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street Station
New England
Wellington Fillmore Co
Mr. Charak
Community News Notes From North Cambridge
Social and cultural events dominate this column with prize winners Miss Alice Dacey Miss Ella Geary and Mr Harry Lane of Arlington plus Mr John T Walsh praised for prize awards David OConnor danced buck and wing while Bill McCrehan and Miss Lulu Cutler performed songs Ella Geary and Emma Cutler received applause and Tenor Joe Higgins canceled due to cold. John P Nelligan William Cav anach and Joseph Authier will represent North Cambridge at the Jamestown Exposition. The N C A C scored a ten strike in a series of entertainments and Mrs Richard Kennedy thanks contributors for the Home for Destitute Children festival donation. Frank Wade and Harry McAndrews lauded for athletic feats Memorial Day road race eight miles in fifty one and a half minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dacey
Arlington
Ella Geary
Harry Lane
John T. Walsh
David O'Connor
Bill McCrehan
Lulu Cutler
Nellie
Honey Boy
Joe Higgins
Acnes Geary
Emma Cutler
John P. Nelligan
William T. Cavanach
Joseph O. Authier
United Retail Grocers’ Association of Massachusetts
North
Cambridge
Boston
Mr. Authier
Frank Wade
Harry McAndrews
Columbia A. C
Wade
Boy Fifteen? Race Pleases Crowd With Tenacity
A fourteen year old cyclist faced a mishap when Wade’s bicycle befell him while pacing Meandrews. He remained game and finished without a pacer in second place, a very creditable performance for his age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Miscreant at Large Terrorizes Unaccompanied Women
Police are alerted to two night incidents showing a prowler targeting unaccompanied women. The first, on Tuesday after 10 pm, involved a man seizing Elizabeth Frazer near 61 Creighton St and fleeing when her brother-in-law intervened. Frazer described a 30-year-old, 6 ft 4 in man in dark clothes weighing around 180 pounds. The second report, from Annie R. Fuller at 13 Hilliard St, notes a man peeping through windows and intending to frighten residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Frazer
Alice McLeod
Creighton St
Double Bereavement Follows Death Of Wm P Lynch
Grieving widow Julia Quinn, former Miss, dies soon after Lynch funeral. Lynch, longtime Div 4 A O H member, well known in the community. Both funerals from 27 Auburn Street home with Mass at Blessed Sacrament Church. Lynch with National Biscuit Co. and Frick A Kennedy M B A connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Lynch
Julia Quinn
Lynch
Auburn St
Blessed Sacrament Church
National Biscuit Co
Frick
New Home Sewing Machine Praised by Reliable Manufacturer Dealers
Don’t be deceived in buying a sewing machine. Buy from reliable manufacturers. The New Home has a record that others envy. Dealers in all parts of the country.
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Massachusetts Ave
Bos
Meas
H. J. Mahoney
D. J. Toomey
Common Council
St. John’s Churchall
Central Theatre
Arket
Simon Alexander
Price
Louis Grenier
Harvey Street
Dan'el Clanane
Little Sisters of the Poor
Rindge Avenue
John J. Grant
Clifton Street
Tommy” Haley
Rice Street
Dan” O'Keefe
George Street
Mr. O'Keefe
Dan
Norfolk
John A. Kelleher
Thomas Fay
Anassiz Council 45
R. A
Rock Nedean
Timothy T. A. Danehry
St Johnsbury
Massachusetts Undertakers’ Association
Dudley Street
Daniel B. P. Reagan
Raymond
Father Murphy
St. John’s
Knights of the
Richard W. Kennedy
Cameron Street
Sentinel
North Cambridge
Mechanics’ Building
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