Local Briefs Highlight Cambridge Neighbors and Events
Murphy's Wall Papers advertise styles and prices on Cambridge street. Ward 4 resident Will Kirby enjoyed a quiet holiday in Saxonville while Miss Nellie O Bring cameras scenic spots in the metropolitan district. Fred Thyng stopped a runaway horse from the Davis Ice Cream company with no damage. A party of young ladies led by Miss Julia Keough enjoyed elves and seaside views. Nell Kelleher recovers from appendicitis. Mamie Shea sails to New York for vacation. Joseph ONeill to wed a South Boston young lady early next month. Toes lively remarks noted by Boston sports writers. Will Cronan’s census work gives him a Texan look. Harold O Neill contemplates a marine trip. Mrs Frank Sanborn announces Marion O Neill’s engagement to Mr Walcott of Hudson. Ward 7 Republican club elects officers. nine new members join. A street scuffle on Market street ends with intervention by a courageous woman. Roof leaks threaten debate at Frank O Neil's news emporium. A New York party begins a ten day trip to the White Mountains. Grace Clark joins. A. J. Sylvester hosts Portland friends. Cambridge Council Knights of Columbus to hear Father McNamara on Colonial Church history. Grand Knight Leahy expected back from California. Social Five prepares for a August levee. George A Joseph chairs. A. J. Stradeen to visit relatives. Nellie Dempsey eyeing New Hampshire vacation. Joe Griffin attends high school graduation. Hagan and Croak seek real estate work. Harold O Neill and Arthur McGovern to join Sunday outing. John Glennon supports Institute team. Kelleher and Turner jailed for larceny, each three months. Rev Charles F Williams visiting Cambridge.
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Murphy
Cambridge
Will Kirby
Ward 4
Saxonville
Celebvants
Kirby
Fred Thyng
Lamson Place
Davis Ice Cream Company
Thyng
Nellie O'Bring
Mid
Julia Keough
Steve
Nell Kelleher
Cambridgeport
Fall River
New York
Joseph O'Neill
South Boston
Too Guldrey
St. Paul Street
Lake Winnepesaukee
Froston Press
Will Cronan
Harold O'Neill
Europe
Marine Park
Boston
Frank Sanborn
Harvard Street
Marion
Walcott
Hudson
Mass
Ward 7
Republican Club
1. L. Polack
W. T. Cowlishaw
W. T. Anderson
C. TW. Milner
M. Sanderson
Crudup
Prospect Street
Debating Society
I. H. Ricker
White Mountains
Grace Clark
A. J. Sylvester
Portland
Dyde’s
Central Square
Father McNamara
Catholic Church
Thomas J. Leahy
California
Frank
Dardis
George A. Joseph
Mias H. Gertrude Keller
Beavers
A. J. Ttradeen
Aquinng Hall
Aquinas College
Jef Denton
Tack Spiidie
Nellie Dempsey
Roxbury
New Hampshire
Joe Griffin
James Hagan
John Croak
Arthur McGovern
John Glennon
Institute
Frank Kelleher
Geo. Turner
Nellan
Quinn
Almy
District Court
House of Correction
Charles F. Williama
Wood Memorial Church
Wiliam J. Green
William J. Keville
Russell A. Wood
New Militia Company
Cambridge Historical Society
Richard Henry Dana
T. W. Higginson
Alexander McKensie
Archibald M. Howe
Frank Gaylord
Oscar F. Allen
Wm. R. Thayer
A. B. Hart
E. J. Brandon
Mary I. Gonzaldi
Wm. R. Clark
New England
Rindge Avenue
Zion's Herald
Clark
Anne E
Ellen W. Clark
Greenfield
Wilbraham Academy
Gale
Broadway
South America
Effie Field
Rockingham Street
Andrew Sutherland
Cambridge City
Lee Street
Wben W. Pike
Sutherland
Elsie
Saxina
Navy
William H. Smart Post
Horace D. Litchfield
Lafayette Square
Dan Sheehan
Blackstone Market
Salem Willows
Frank Ryan
Washington, D. C
Dick'' Aylward
William Nagle
National Carriers’ Convention
Ore
Pacific Ocean
Belles of
Waltham
Charles J. P. Lucas
St. Louis
Sikting
Charley" Lucas
International
Masa, Avenue
Frank H. McCarthy
Ladies' Auxiliary Division
A, D, HL
Frances Dwyer
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Charles Hall Perry
BH. R. Cogewell
Howard Abbott
St. James’ Church
Samuel G. Babcock
John Gill
William J. Green
Gookin
Putnam Avenue
Portsmouth
N. H
Dorothy Greeley
Tom Edwards
Victor Associates
Eet Relief Corps
Lexington
Reeves
Reeves Bros
Putnam Square
Alberta Houghton
Swampscott
Davy
Daly
Dorchester
St. Paul's School
Mt. Auburn Street
Pulite
Cambridge Historical Society forms with officers named
A new Cambridge Historical Society is formed to preserve data and recount local events. Officers include Richard Henry Dana as president and Col. T. W. Higginson as a director, with Archibald M. Howe as vice-president and Frank Gaylord as secretary. Also listed are Oscar F. Allen treasurer Wm. R. Thayer curator Prof. A. B. Hart and Mary I. Gonzaldi among others.
Obscure city events mix fire moves and lawn party plans
Regular meeting notes from OBSERVATORY HILT and Ozanam council in St Peter's hall cover rumors of a tug of war at the July 1 lawn party. New Wyeth square engine house opened with appoints, details on apparatus, and recent small fires. Also notes on Mass Ave table dances, a Turon A C win, Corpus Christi procession, pink party, Russell school eight graduation with Minerva statue gift, and a sprained ankle in Madison street.
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Ozanam Council
IKK. of C
St. Peter's Hall
Division 87
Wyeth Square
A. McDonald
Conroy
G. R. Hooker
R. J. Doyle
W. E. Chapman
H. J. Hooker
FE. Grant
Chas. R. Greco
Walsh Bros
Willard and
Foster Streets
Auxiliary 25
A. O. Hi
St. Peter’s Hall
Jones Field
Walpoles
Roxbury
Joyce
St. Peter's Church
Division 37
Hibernian
Russell School
Florence Bouche
Adelaide Maloy
Alice M. Phelan
Saville Street
Jennie BR. Donovan
Dith Godfrey
Fred C. Mannix
Appleton Street
Genevieve Moriarty
Mary Beck
Concord Avenue
Daniel Kelley
Timothy Kelley
Huron Avenue
Minerva
Emily Powers
Madison Street
St. Pe
Go to Murphy's for wall papers in Cambridge and Norfolk Streets
A note directs readers to Murphy's for wallpaper supplies located at the Cambridge and Norfolk Streets corner. The message emphasizes the store as the destination for wall coverings in that area.
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Murphy’s
Wall Papers
COR
Cambridge
Norfolk Streets
St. Peter's parish plans lawn party and church events
Sunday school will meet Tuesday evening June 27. The annual St. Peter's lawn party preparations are nearly complete after four weeks of work by both men and women. A benefit concert will be held in St. Peter's hall on Sunday evening June 25 to aid Observator Hill table. Huron Jrs defeated Winslows 19 to 3 on June 17 at Jones field, a rematch after prior wins by both sides. St. Peter's parish school closing exercises were Thursday in St. Peter's hall with a program by the children. The hall was crowded with parents as sisters in charge received praise for the school. The Hiawatha drill featured a clown drill by the little boys.
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Ter’s
St. Peter's Parish
St. Peter's Hall
Observatory Hill
Huron Jrs
Winslows
Jones
Hiawatha
New Chapel Near Pearl Street Receives Authorization
Rev M J Doody confirms a new chapel on Valentine Street near Pearl Street under St Marys parish until a district is carved for a separate parish. The renovated building features a 580 seating capacity and a new altar. mass schedule to be announced.
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The
Sentinel
M. J. Doody
Church of St. Mary's of the Annunciation
Father Doody
Valentine Street
Pearl Street
St. Mary’s Parish
Foresters' Entertain by St Finbar Court in East Cambridge
A Tuesday evening entertainment in Institute Upper hall East Cambridge was hosted by St Finbar Court 150 M C O F. The event featured a committee led by Mrs Cornelius Crowley and included Timothy Crowley Michael McNiff Timothy Ryan Maye Lyons Mary Crowley and many others. Attendees listed include numerous Crowleys Lyons Campbell George Crowley Cooney and Margey families among a large gathering of members and guests.
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St. Finbar Court
Institute Upper Hall
East Cambridge
Cornelius Crowley
Timothy Crowley
Michael McNiff
Timothy Ryan
Maye Lyons
Mary Crowley
Michael Margéey
Daniel Mahoney
Patrick Hyde
Margaret Crowley
Norah Crowley
John Crowley
Gertrude Campbell
Lena Coulter
Mamie Kenney
Kenney
Master J. Kenney
Theresa Murray
Sullivan
Margaret Cooney
St. George
Josephine &J. George
Elizabeth St. George
Gallivan
Hayes
Mary Graham
Catherine Driscoll
Anna Driscoll
Meyers
Louise Maloney
Catherine Martin
Kitty O'Brien
Cecilia Lowry
Lowry
Graham
Finn
O'Brien
Miss Knights
Downey
Jhordan
Mary Reagan
Annie Reagan
Theresa Reagan
Agnes O'Connell
Theresa Malone
Michael Margey
Patrick White
James Newman
James Sheerins
Patrick Graham
Dan Maloney
Andrew Lacey
Edward Roche
John Meagher
Charles White
Alphonse Carroll
Edward Furlong
Dennis« Ryan
James Travis
John Spirlane
Bernard Brogan
Max Ferrarto
John White
Hallisey
Thomas Lynch
Edward Nulty
John O'Connell
Thomas Johnston
Michael Maloney
Club HQ improvements reveal tasteful interior work
The text notes government influence seems obvious to the public while praising the club headquarters interior and its eye pleasing arrangement. It mentions President Butler enjoying such design, implying a cultivated taste for this work.
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Hoodwick
Butler
Develvps
Sparrow's team to play New England Confectionery on Cambridge common
The Sparrow's team will meet the New England Confectionery Company on Cambridge common as the Hampshire Street Inds boast a big prior win. The New Englands have strengthened since their downfall, promising a rattling good game. John Murphy, noted for basketball and baseball, has left for Ireland for the summer.
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New England Confectionery
Cambridge Common
Hampshire Street
Lake Memphremagog described as scenic resort area
The article portrays Lake Memphremagog as a charming resort spanning Vermont and Canada. It highlights its 30 mile length, Canadian two thirds, and notable views from the Steamer Lady of the Lake sailing Newport to Magog. It invites readers to request two illustrated booklets from the Boston & Maine Railroad.
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Vermont
Canada
Green Mountain
Newport
Magog
Owl's Head
Orford Mount
Switzerland
America
Memphremagog
Loch Lomond
Bradford Club Notes Show Democratic Push and Plans
Secretary Creelman pushes ticket sales for the bean supper. President Butler promotes Democracy while engaging diverse party-minded crowds. Cronin backs last week’s smoke-talk. Sam McArthur backs club welfare and new schemes. Hol Byrne debuts new songs for members. Club mulls a citywide clambake with Father Cummins’ fame. Membership rises at each meeting, signaling pro-Democratic momentum. Non-partisan city scheme deemed bold but absurd.
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Creelman
Butler
Moe
Michael Angelo
Cronin
Sam McArthur
Hol” Byrne
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