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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1905

Page

5

Board of Health approves stable and animal permits

The board of health held a regular meeting on Wednesday evening. The Independent Ice company was granted leave to withdraw its application for a new stable at 167 Second street for 65 horses. A hearing was set on Edwin R. Dix petition to keep five horses at 65 Harvey street. Nine cow permits and four fowl permits were approved.

Board of Health Independent Ice Company Second Street Edwin R. Dix Harvey Street

Local notices from Cambridge and surrounding area

John H Royster of 164 Brookline street Cambridge is assaulted and robbed after leaving a streetcar near Massachusetts avenue and Brookline street. Eight baptismes take place at Magazine street foot of Charles river. City hall hears Concord avenue tree-removal protest as street widening plans spark dispute. Postal workers back mutual benefit association at Cambridge A station. Various residents report travel, social outings and visits with names and places across Cambridge.

Murphy Cambridge John H. Royster Brookline Street Royster Boston Massachusetts Avenue Rookline Street Auburn Street Charles River Magazine Street W. H. Piper Christian Catholic Apostolic Church Dowie Chively Roxbury Concord Avenue Conlin Dwyer Clukas Arsenal Square Tuiren Avenue J. Raynor Brdmands Gerrish E. C. Pickering PF. S. Tall Huel TW. White Staples William Vaughan PH. Moriarty Warren Brennan J. Tf. Beale Patten Meader Eaton Arthur Searle Franklin Perrin Central Square Henry Wesley Witsor Street New York Peddock's Island Agnes Tady Mahan Tansome Harry Hartley Law Mr. Jackson Tro—Lonnie Mahan May Pitzmaurice Thos, McElroy May Clasby Hartley. Sanders Constance Wilkshire William Saunders Bert Hanscom Robert Wright Harry Colby John Jackson Jennie Stewart Jennie Roy Florence Malone Daisy Hicks Portland Tom" Mahoney Tie William J. Dunn McMinn's Broadway Ph

Boston Area Social and Crime Roundup

A jumble of society notices and local incidents spans engagements and a wedding slated for St Thomas Church Providence, a Cambridge fiction club drama, several accidents and drownings in Charles River, truancy and court dockets, and civic society events at Cambridge. Nearby youth, the Forest Outing Club, and local clubs hold meetings with performances and speeches, while civic matters, hospital donations, and fundraisers for the Daly Industrial home lawn party surface.

Macy Sadie Logan Providence Bill Benedict St. Thomas's Church George Evans Louisa Joseph E. Holmes Nellie O'Brien Julia— Keough Charlestown Henry L. Eustis E. Eustis Sumer Jamestown Arthur Thayer Gallup's Hill Hull Ernest B Richardson Charlotte Ricker Winsor Street Leominster Nellie James Berkeley Ward Seven Ward Three John William Disecum Somerville Agnes Frances Magruder Edward Charles Ells Bryant Leo McDonald Portland Street Massachusetts General Hospital Edward Jacobski Hastings Street Cambridge Broad Canal Charles River Gore Street East Cambridge Alice Kement Metropolitan Coal Company Jacobski Gate Street Litchfield Swan

Mission at St Pauls church holds men’s week event

The weekly mission continues at St Pauls church Mt Auburn street with spirited sermons. Men attend fairly well but still lag behind the previous week’s women turnout. Mission ends Sunday afternoon. Mr J Kelly Jr and family moved from 29 Putnam avenue to Watertown. Miss Madeline Bocher to spend summer at Desert Island Maine. Miss Mona Bocher is in Europe.

St. Paul's Church Mt. Auburn Street J. Kelly, Jr Putnam Avenue Watertown Madeline Bocher Story Street Desert Island, Me Mona Bocher Europe

Foresters Elect Officers for Branch Columbia No 358

Foresters branch in Cambridge held its semi annual election at Institute hall naming John H. Trodden as Chief Ranger and Thos J Parks as Sub Chief Ranger. Other officers include Daniel Lane treasurer Thomas Herlihy financial secretary John J Irish recording secretary Dennis Mield senior warden John Sheehan junior warden Lawrence Hanley senior beadle John Smith junior beadle and A J Donnelly MLD as physician. The branch with 44 members aims to be the largest in the jurisdiction after September 10 meeting prompts a prize for the member initiating the most candidates. 80 candidates were proposed and six negotiated at the last meeting. Newly elected officers will be installed by Deputy High Chief Ranger Edmund Russell on Sunday July 9.

Columbia Irish National Foresters Institute Hall John H. Trodden Thos. J. Parks Daniel Lane Thomas Herlihy John J. Irish Dennis Mield John Sheehan Beadle Lawrence Hanley John Smith A. J. Donnelly A. J. Donnelly, Mld Cambridge Edmund Russell

Chief Ranger Trodden Honored by Forestry Branch Ahead of Charlestown Parade

Chief Ranger Trodden, re elected last Sunday, has served five years in the order and four and a half years in office. He thanked the branch briefly for the honor. Brother Daniel Sheehan praised the order and invited the Charlestown Branch Unity to join the parade today. A large delegation will gather at Bradford Headquarters on Cambridge Street near Elm to ride to Charlestown and enjoy hospitality at the branch hall.

Trodden Forestry Sre Trother Trodden Daniel Sheehan Vby Unity Charlestown The Bradford Inb Cambridge Street Elm Branchally

Proposals for hard pine for Harvard Bridge

Notice to contractors says sealed proposals will be received by the Boston and Cambridge Bridge Commission at 126 Tremont Building Boston until Thursday at 1 o clock noon for about 12.5 M ft of clear hard pine and 1.4 M ft of boards. Details include pine grade, lengths, planing, and delivery to Harvard Bridge. Bid security and performance bonds required. right to reject any proposal reserved.

Boston and Cambridge Bridge Commission Tremont Tue Boston Cambridge City Hall Harvard Bridge Commission Ti Fe Hoston and Cambridge Bridge Commission Tremont Building

Old Time Pinish Narrowly Defeats South Boston Team 2 1

In a nerve wracking Saturday clash at the diamond, Listi Institute tops South Boston USA 2 to 1. Glennon, listed as steward for Institute, rose to the emergency in the ninth ensuring a dramatic rally. Pandemonium followed as strong supporters celebrated a hard fought victory. Murphy stood out as the season’s all around star.

Laly Maisive Listitute Boys South Boston USA Glennon Stew Man Institute Gut Tis Usle Murphy

Datted dike Wanner shines in late scoring burst

RL day. The Datted dike Wanner and telded more perfeetly than a "Parent" with seven of Institute's assets to his credit. Lavehlin and Conway played well for the visitors, the former connecting on two late ones as Scanton of the So Boston team added a three last trip. The brief ends with a close scare.

Institute Lavehlin Conway Scanton

Local Baseball Scare Ends With Close Win

A tense game saw Murphy steal second and score on a passed ball, with Tow scoring the decisive run for the home team. Glimmers of a late comeback faded as the ninth inning confusion subsided, while fans recalled the youngster’s cheeky boast and the crowd’s reaction.

Murphy Inutiga

Websters challenge St Pauls after disputed game

The St Pauls were defeated by the Websters last Saturday and the Websters accuse an incompetent umpire of impacting the outcome. They challenge the victors to a series of games for sums from a cent to a million while other local matchups loom at the Riabe and Knowles picnic with the Columbias facing the Defenders. Mahoney is expected to start for the Columbias and Tug Wilson for the Defenders. Bill McNamara of the All Stars has a broken index finger and will miss a fortnight, reducing his fielding and hitting impact.

St. Paul Drs Websters Riabe All Stars Bill

AW Stars Suffer Defeat in Tucison on Local Diamond

The AW Stars visited Tucison Sunday and lost amid trumpet blasts. They showed the fastest fielding yet struggled with offense, registering only two hits. Cambridge pitcher faced an unavoidable last moment setback. An All Stars team lost 7 10 to New Dorchester L M. Defenders faced Columbias at Oak Island Grove today. Sparrow Company beat Rexall Dring at Cambridge common with Barber, Bateman and Ericksen shining. St Pauls graduates work hard to outdo prior years.

AW Stars Cambridge All Stars Dorchester L. M Columbias Oak Island Grove Sparrow Company Rexall Dring Company Cambridge Common Barber, Bateman Ericksen Sparrows

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