Local notices recall graduates and hometown ties around Cambridge
Revere residence notes contrast with North Cambridge preference as Old Home Week nears. Gussie De Patie returning from four years at Brookland Washington DC Marist Seminary. Mary Harrington tops English High School salutatorians. Patrick Geary joins Boston Maine Railroad as brakeman. Community events include St John’s parish graduation plans and Fourth of July outings with local councils and clubs.
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Gussie de Patie
Harvey Street
Brookland
Washington, D. C
Marist Seminary
Mary Harrington
Norris Street
Local Fire Brief and Community Notes From Harvey Street
North Cambridge reports a small roof blaze at 71 Harvey street last Saturday at 3 45. Fire crews found little damage and no action was needed. John Murphy of 117 Montgomery street graduates this year from Holy Cross College Worcester Mass. Parker Cahill resumes duties after a minor hand injury. Alf Desautelle spent a few days in town renewing old acquaintances and visiting familiar scenes.
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Timothy O'Keefe
John Murphy
Montgomery Street
Holy Cross College
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Alf Desautelle
Woolworths Tobacco Ad in Somerville
Tobacco dealer Wm. Morrissey of Medford Street Somerville advertises selling top brands of tobacco and cigars at premium prices with telephone contact 1202 4.
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Wm. Morrissey
Medford Street
Somerville
Telephone
Fourth of July Cambridge Field sports set to high standard
Cambridge Field hosts the Glorious Fourth events with 100 yd 0 yd 38 yd 1 mile and 3 mile runs plus boys under 15 races. Jack M. Roberts and Fred Dolan manage entry forms. Institute girls bowling night noted. Institute plays Rockport Auburns and Holy Name faces South Boston on local grounds.
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Joe" Casey
Rindge
Joe
Pembertons
North Cambridge
Foresters of America
Cambridge Field
Jack M. Roberts
Fred Dolan
Massachusetts
Entries for Field and Track Events Sent to Runner Jack Roberts
The field and track events entries will be sent to Jack Roberts, the runner, for processing. Roberts is designated to receive the list and confirm registrations.
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Jack Roberts
Institutes Defeat Russells in Seven Inning Row Over Foul Ball
The Institutes beat the Russells in seven innings by 9 to 0 after a disputed foul ball call sparked a bench clearing incident. Umpire Dougherty ruled differently, leaving the Russells with no runs and their guarantee unpaid.
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Institutes
Russells
Dougherty
Fitchburg Baseball Club Enters Miller River League
Former directors depart and park rent is donated by Boston and Maine Railroad. Mulvey of Roxbury A. A. joins Fitchburg men who defeated the Institutes to compete in the Miller River League.
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Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mulvey
Roxbury A. A
Maine State League payroll list features big leaguers
Speckalexis the Indian Wirt Can nell Pop Williams Bill Carrigan Jott Birmingham and other big stick leaguers are on the payroll of the Maine State League.
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Speckalexis
the Indian
Wirt Cannell
Pop Williams
Bill Carrigan
Jott
Birmingham
Wormwood A Worcester Pitcher Likely To Sicken More Than Heal
A Worcester pitcher named Wormwood is described as likely to cause more illness than cure this season, reflecting a humorous or critical take on his performances and health impact.
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Wormwood
Worcester
In Defense of Honest Drinking at Public Gatherings
The writer ponders why men seek liquor at social and political events and asks if drinking defines manhood or if alcohol is a genuine need in real life. He cites smoke talks campaign sessions judge meetings outings and similar occasions as places where a captivating hostess appears.
Comic Council Declares Stay On Easy Street
The board named Comic Council announces residence on Easy Street as their home base and central meeting location. No further details available about origin or jurisdiction.
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Comic Council
Easy Street
Cambridge Old Home Week Officers and Auxiliary Committees
List of officers and committee members for the Cambridge Old Home Week celebration. Names include Stephen Harrington, Francis Fahy, Edward Quinn, doctors, reverends, and numerous civic volunteers, with separate auxiliary committee headed by Mrs. Austin C. Wellington and Mrs. Walter Wardwell among others.
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John E. Somers
John W. Wood, Jr
Wm. F. Bradbury
Ray Greene Huling
George B. Colesworthy
Thomas W. Davis
John W. Freese
H. Warren Foss
Frederick 5. Cutter
Mary A. Townsend
Maria L. Baldwin
Frederick B. Thompson
W. Mortimer MacVicar
Arthur C. Wordsworth
Evelyn J. Locke
J. Henry Duckery
A. Eliot
Daniel Evans
John J. Farrell
Arthur H. Gordon
Edward M. Gushee
William W. Guth
George Hodges
R. F. Holway
Fred E. Marble
John R. McCool
Edward J. Moriarty
F. M. Pickles
James R. Quirk
Geo. H. Bryant
William E. Burton
Cambridge Old Home Week Committee
Austin C. Wellington
Walter C. Wardwell
Charles W. Eliot
Alice Longfellow
William A. Bancroft
Augustine J. Daly
Helen Wright
Edmund A. Whitman
Charles H. Thurston
Catherine Horsford
William G. Farlow
Elizabeth Cary Agassiz
Ole Bull
Nina A. Littlefield
Marya A. Littlefield
Charles J. McIntire
Charles H. Bonney
Otis H. Brown
John Amee
Georgia M. Marsters
Charles E. Hawes
John Hopewell
Stillman F. Kelley
le Barron R. Briggs
Byron
Hurllint
Old Home Week Parade Participation Request
The Committee on Parade seeks groups planning to join the July 29 or 30 event. Businesses firms corporations social bodies and other organizations should send notices by June 25 stating expected participants animals displays and other details to Russell A Wood Secretary of Committee on Parade 1691 Massachusetts Avenue.
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Russell A. Wood
Massachusetts Avenue
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