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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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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Monahan
Soston
Ana
Monshap
Watahey
B. Pepper
O. Blake
Westmorland Club
Taylor
James Hennessey & Co
Welland
Jameson's
Hunter Baltimore
Wilson
Miller's Gamecock
Ladies
Traverse Street
Northern Union Station
Boston
Mass
Friend Street
Cutting
Daylight Store
J. A. Hedin & CO
James F. Mullen
Hampshire Street
A.J. Sylvester
Ashionad
Union Shop
Prospect St
David J. Nellican
Max Keezer
Bow St
Quincy Sq
Atkins
Tremont St
David F. Corcoran
Undertaker
Boylston Street
McNamoee's
James F. Ryan
Harvard Co-Operative Society
J. Coveny & Co, i
Cambridge Elks
Charles W. Beuley
Mass. Ave
N. E
C. W. Lindsay Caterer
School St
Raymond
Cambridge Telephone Girls
Simpex Electric Company
Franklin Street
Berett Morss
Ghent
Morss
John Mines
John Gallagher
Rubber Department
T. Allies
7. A. Anderson
M. Burke
G. Bates
W. Birmingham
Cullen
J. Conlin
1. Cassiday
M. Cunningham
T. Dutton
W. Dwyer
W. Dawson
J. Driscoll
W. Delaney
J. Ford
G. Galeen
A. Gage
J. Harrington
W. Tynes
I. Jowell
I. Johnson
1. Jones
P. Keefe
Lennon
L. Maurer
J. McAlroy
J. Manning
I. Lee
M. Madigac
Murray
J. Nagle
T. A. Sullivan
Sutherland
M. Toumey
I. Young
Insulating Department
Adell
M. Allen
A. Anderson
I. Butler
J. Branscomb
Common Council
Knights of Colum
Lizzie Robinshian
Ella Goyette
Margaret McNally
Mary Cahill
Anna Murphy
Nellie Devine
Sarah Glynn
Kitty Nally
Margaret McCarthy
Mary Donahue
May Devine
Mary Sullivan
May Desmond
Sara Glynn
Ella Golyette
Tutnerhall
Association
Annie Hogan
Margaret Hugh
May Quigley
Alice Connelly
Mary Devine
Catherine Nally
Annie Finnegan
Catherine Leary
Mary Powers
Mary Riley
Kate Lusken
Lena Bouchet
Margaret Conley
Orrella Demars
Helen Demars
Lillian White
Rose St. Peters
Minnie Joyce
Alice Joyce
Margaret Roche
May Roche
Dorothy Quill
Catherine O'Connor
Clara Barrows
Lizzie Rose
Bertha Morley
Marguerite Flynn
Eliza Burr
Sarah Carr
Lena Louis
Louise Sullivan
Emma Barber
Lucy Twohig
Margaret McKim
Annie M. Leary
Teresa Fitzgerald
Lena Kates
Mary Burke
Mary Fitzgerald
Alice Galvin
Lillian
Charles Johnson
Maurice Linehan
Charles G. Abney
John Slattery
Antony Macone
Harry Weler
Hilip Weller
Vincent Cleary
H. Witzpatrick
T. Malone
John Curry
James Curry
Teary
James Redmond
George Murphy
Harry McKenna
I. McHueh
John J. Fitzgerald
Michael Conway
John Melkim
Arthur Kenny
Frank Gallagher
Albert R. Hamilton
Sally Barber
Stephen Larkin
McCarthy
John Durnan
James Carr
Daniel Munyon
Michael Ly, Manning
Larry B. Phillips
J. N. Bradley
Vaughan
Weller
J. Hanley
Desmond
TP. A. Rockwood
Twohig
Joy Callahan
Marie Glynn
Annie Nally
Julia Connelly
Mary Davorin
May Burns
John Nelson
Richard Spaline
Greenburg
Central Labor Union
Chester
Derry
Catholic Union Hall
Joseph Kane
Albert Harrington
T. J. Givlin
James Doyle
William Welch