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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1905

Page

4

Cambridge Elks Hold Regular Session and Install Officers

The Cambridge Lodge of Elks met at Odd Fellows hall last Wednesday with discussion on permanent quarters and officer nominations for the year starting April 1. Antonio A Rebello was initiated and a banquet for installation was voted. Visiting Elks from Portsmouth and El Paso spoke. The next election is March 15. Exalted Ruler George F we Kelle gelt, Secretary W T D'Arcy and Treasurer D J Madden will not seek re nomination.

Cambridge Lodge of Elks Odd Fellows’ Hall Elkdom Antonio A. Rebello Portsmouth N. Hl el Paso Texas George F. .We Kellegelt W. T. D'Arcy D. J. Madden

Hospital Report On Theoopical Aid Society Released

The annual report of the Thoopical Aid Society and the Holy Ghost Hospital for Incurables has just been issued detailing extensive information and findings.

The Thoopical Aid Society Holy Ghost Hospital For Incurables

Admission rules and stats for Holy Ghost Hospital

The hospital cites procedures for patient admission via in person or letter to the Sister Superior with patient name, address, and case history. Since opening in 1901, 521 patients served, 204 with cancer and 820 with tuberculosis. There are 17 Sisters of Charity and 28 staff. 1904 receipts total 28, the year ending January 1 1905 shows expenditures 25 and balance 12. Increase in revenue over 1903 by about 1,000.

The Hospital Corporation Holy Ghost Hospital Ism Sisters of Charity Hospital Aid Society

Cambridge Telephone Girls Hold Reception for Jack Rose Club

Cambridge central office operators hosted a Friday evening reception for the Jack Rose Social club and friends. Officers named for the coming year include President Agnes Hereen and Secretary Anna Peterson, with a supper served and a hopeful turnout for a future run away party.

Cambridge Jack Rose Social Club Agnes Hereen Margaret Clay Anna Peterson Katherine Fonsera M. Clarke N. Chase M. Guiney C. Teterson M. Clary O' Hereen K. Fonseca KE. Donovan G. Wren M. Tackson M. Russell J. Mord English M. Murphy A. Hannel M. Ford Mosars F. Craven T. Hearne J. Murphy T. Chapin Gove James Murphy I. Roust F. Glennon J. King C. Chapin M. Daly M. Tennon J. Downey P. Cahill John F. Donnelly Daniel M. Flynn Patrick Feeney William ©. Dempsey J. 8. Thompson Charles M. Conologue Daniel Mahoney Thomas J. O'Keefe Michael Powers James T. Barrett James Flynn Dennis Lorden John Keefe Timothy Hurley John J. Downey Frank Gormeley Jeremiah Crowley Daniel Cronan Jeremiah F. Downey Rank Black Henry Belcher Timothy Cronan Dennis McCarthy Patrick Kelliher Charles O'Connell John McCarthy John Carroll Edward Finn John Connolly Eddie Breen Frank Walsh Dennis Lane James Cunningham Michael Flynn Cornelius Murphy John O'Connell Timothy Hourihan James McKenna Daniel Lyons Mortimer Downey Patrick Hallisey Patrick Carroll Cornelius Reardon Timothy Toomey Andrew Lane Bernard Doris Thompson Timothy Healey Dantel Reardon James Quinn William Hogan Martin Carew Thos. Yates Patrick Hallisy Patrick Drumgoold Daniel M. Dinan Daniel O'Leary Thomas McManus Thos. Kelleher James O'Connor Anna FF. King Josie A. McCarthy Margaret Murphy Minnie Murphy Margaret Sweeney Agnes Nellie Gertrude Murphy Nellie Frazier Katie Burns Cornelius Crowley Gertrude Roach Delia Taylor Nellie Boyle Katie McCarthy May Downey Mary Bradey Cath Byrne Helen Agnes Murphy

Booth serves iced refreshments at hall event

A small corner booth offered iced drinks to attendees, becoming a popular feature. Edward Hi. Connihan served as master of ceremonies for the evening. A letter of regret was sent by ex-Mayor and Mrs. McNamee.

Casey Little Edward Hi. Connihan McNamee

City Board Debates Peddler License and Boulevards Plan

The Cambridge city board debated surrendering or reconsidering the vetoed peddlers license of Edward Bennett amid charges of usury and student clientele. Aldermen discussed funding for Metropolitan parks and boulevards, noting a $3,000,000 fund with only about $600,000 spent, and Cambridge’s contributions.

Board of Aldermen Barry Hart Edward Bennett Bennett Theniversity Coveney Committee On Legislative Affairs State House Cambridge Somerville Alderman Flynn Ansel Winnek Andrew C. Hall

City Council Debates Budget Items Amid Deliberations

The Common Council met Tuesday at 8 85 with President Giles presiding. Amendments sought raises for a third electric department operator and a deputy sealer of weights and measures, plus a $500 for ambulance and patrol wagon. Several motions to lay on the table failed while other items were carried or laid over for a week. The council adjourned after approving a noon crossing-safety amendment for the Cambridge street junction.

Giles Meyers Bradford Nelligan Dinan East Cambridge Police Department Smithers Wood Stephens Harlow Crane Counelmen Sealer of Weights and Measures Department Board of Aldermen Nathan Lombard Cty Chase Dow Rindge Field O'Neil Diana Comimian Dinan Combinaton Boston & Albany, Railroad Cambridge Street SA. M Black

Hood Employees Dance and Spanish War Veterans Ball

A Hood rubber shoe inspectors grand ball at Cyprus hall drew a large crowd with Strachan's orchestra and a grand march featuring 20 couples. The event highlighted officer and committee roles and the social success of the Hood group. The Spanish War Veterans camp at Armory hall hosted its fifth annual ball with a grand march, notable uniforms, hall decorations, and a relief fund drive led by Commander Harry Dougan and Miss Maud Mitchell.

Annie Connelly F. L. O’brien Lizzie Robinshaw Michael Manning Nellie Twohig William Murphy Wila Goyette John Flavin Annie Trogan Dr. Sullivan Margaret Nally Walter Nalire Mary Donohue Henry Alen Armory Hall Central Square Leslie EF. Tunting Legion of Spanish War Veterans Andrew Nowlett Knight Harry Dougan Maud Mitchell Harry J. Devgan Thomas Raymond Central Square Charles W. Facey J. Leo McDonald Patrick J. McNamara Ronald A. McLeod George F. Mullett James RK. Keough Harry J. Dougan Thomas F. Brown James Rk, Keough Richard N. Bolster Waldo F. Haskins Israel Arnold Charles W. Lacey George I’. Mullett James I. Keough Walter I. Wescott Henry J. Stackhouse Hector Beaton Guilford P. Wheelock Michael R. Denehy Adolphus G. Gustafson Michael J. Egan Henry Alberts Frank BR. Caldwell Bernard J. Coakley Felix J. Das‘nell Osgood Davis Patrick I. Donahoe Charles Ff. Dutcher John H. Marmer Fred M. Fitch William J. Hagan William IH. Hales Alpheus George H. Nichols W. Frederick Deters Harry A. Phelps Francis A. Rooney Daniel Schnabel Fred H. Seavey Cornelius Sheehan George ‘K. Smith William I, Smith Charles I’. Stienberg G. Wardwell Watson Carl E. Weren Winfred W. Wescott Ionorary Eben W. Pike Post G. Re Tt William A. Bancroft Franklin Perrin Otis Brown Henry Grant Weston W. A. Colby Austin C. Wellington William Wentworth Austin BK Tobey George W. Beaman Leslie J. Hunting Charles Cabot I. F. Colburn Patrick Donovan Oliver B. Henshaw Dennis O'Rourke Richard Wiley Joseph Corbett Clarence R. Stewart James F. Conlon John Corkery William Brown David Foran Thomas J. Lyons William Staples Daniel E. Powers Charles P. Sharkey Archie Woodland Daniel S. Cummings

Kk 8 C K CLUB DANCE At Sthodes Hall Cambridgeport

The K K C KX club held a select social last Thursday at Sthodes hall 40 Prospect street with strong attendance. Ladies wore exquisite gowns and hall colors mingled with attire making a fine display. William Hines of the Cambridgeport gym assisted at the door handling the crowd. Last Tuesday longtime Cambridgeport resident Mrs Thomas McMullen of Warren Street died, leaving a gap in the neighborhood. Her funeral was held Friday from the Church of the Sacred Heart with floral tributes including a cross from Jackson club members.

Jane M. Mooney J. FE. Mooney Linden Street St. Paul's Church Mt. Auburn Street J. J. Ryan J. J. Farrell William Murphy F. X. Mahoney I. M. Geller God Portland Mary i Gertrude P. Mooney Cyprus Rhodes Prospect Street Josephine Downey J. J. Sullivan Katherine Y. Fleming May Deady Melanac John Dee John Smith McInnes John McInnes Lndies Lea Greco Leahy James Wd. Murray Mary O'Donnell Rhodes Hall Strachan Cambridge Council Thomas J. Leahy M. Joseph O'Donnell John T. Scully, Jr Frank 8. Dardis William J. Hopkins James A. Furfey John E. Dwyer John J. Ryan Robert W. Howard St. Coeur Francis J. Murphy Joseph M. Dolan William I. Keough James J. O'Brien William J. Cogan James T. Whelan Park Commission Andrew J. Coulin Conlin John B. Dwyer John J. Ahern Ahern Edward Counthan James PF. Aylward Aylward James BE. Murray John Murray John Surley Thomas Atkinson William Atkinson George O'Brien John J. Scott Board of Health Scott Edward J. Brandon John Delay Board of Aldermen Timothy W. Good Joseph Carmichael O'Leary McAchars Frank Murphy McCaffrey Joseph O'Donnell Walter Doherty Daniel Carroll Edward Wadden Joseph Rosenburg D. F. Sheehan C. P. Sheehan Jeremiah Donovan William Phalen John Jenness Edward F. P. Burns Arthur Burns James O'Brien Robert Mullen John Harrington John Brenman Frank Rooney Catherine Margaret Brennan Miss Rockett Kat O'Brien Gertrude Powers Mary Deady Mabel Henry Margaret Nelligan Miss Sheehan Miss Woolihan Miss Shea Charlestown Margaret Spilline Sthodes Hall William Hines Cambridgeport Thomas McMullen Warren Street Jackson Church of the Sacred Heart McMullen Jackson Club

Cambridge Central Labor Union Opposes Bills Targeting Labor Hours and Education

At the regular Cam bridge Central Labor Union meeting on February 27 14 the group opposed House Bill 701 raising women and minor work hours beyond 58 per week and opposed House Bill 549 the Bennett Bill for shoe and leather trade schools. They supported Bills 182 215 Home Rule Taxation 547 Overtime vetoed 64 High Hour and 345 Nine Hour for Street Railway Employees. A five member committee will represent the union at the February 28 state House hearing on the Public Opinion initiative. New delegations from several locals were seated.

Cambridge Central Labor Union LL. VU House Hillah Bates State

Thirty-First Division 15 Ball Held at Institute Hall

The thirty-first annual ball of Division 15 A. O. H. was held last Thursday evening at Institute hall. The veteran division enjoyed a socially and financially successful event with a large gathering that filled the hall to capacity and impressive decorations throughout.

A. OF Th Battal Division 15 A. O. IL Institute Hall

Grand social affair with music and large attendance

A lush color blending and palm decorated hall set a refined stage for McInnes orchestra as 40 plus couples joined the grand march at 0 30 led by Mayor Daly and Miss Mamie Steele. A long list of dignitaries and guests filled the reception and floor roles with organized flair, signaling a successful society event.

McInnes Mayor Daly Mamie Steele John F. Donnelley Elizabeth Cowhig Daniel Flynn Mamie Feeney John McCarthy Annie Cowhig

Banquet at St Marys Parish Highlights Choir Support

Father Doody hosted the annual St Marys parish banquet at Cambridgeport gymnasium on Prospect Street with 100 plus attendees. The event showcased choir performances, speeches by Valher Doody and others, and a piano duet by May McCarthy and William Plaunich, concluding with readings and a Count Robert of Sicily recital.

Father Doody St. Mary's Church Cambridgeport Gymnasium Prospect Street James HK. Moylan Emily Bridge Gertrude Mellavin Belle Smith William Cronin McCus Brown Dwyer Harry Miss Meteldrick Lonefellow Robert Sicily May McCarthy William PF. Plaunich

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