City government records reveal budget votes and appointments
The city board and aldermen met in joint session to approve the budget with several alterations. They confirmed George H. Dinan as sealer of weights and measures and John C. Connors as deputy sealer, and considered personnel changes in the fire department and assessor's office. They debated police rules, a poll for Republican polling places on April 12, and a remonstrance on a Lambert Street electric pole. The session also elected Rev. J. R. McCool overseer of the poor and adjourned to continue Scott-Weeks hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Dean Hodges
Enticungs
Tanac
Pear
Vetera
George H. Dinan Wan
Weighte and
John C. Connors
John F. McPherson
Fire Department
Emile J. Grenier
Alderman Hart
Weeks
Scott
Alderman Quinn
Committee On Police
Coveney
Lambert Street
John R. McCool
Wood
Francis X. Masse
Lynch
Board of Aldermen
Barry
Quinn
James
Common Council
Water Register
Douglas Club Notes Elects Ward 11 Officers
The Douglas club of Ward 11 elected its officers at a Sunday meeting. John W. Mahoney was chosen president and Thomas P. O'Neil vice president. John P. Horan treasurer, Timothy Horan recording secretary, William J. Mitchell financial secretary, and John J. Kelleher custodian and sergeant at arms. The club planned a public meeting on Sunday March 26 and a speaker, plus a series of games with rival clubs. A bylaws committee was appointed. rooms on Dudley street near Cedar. All Democrats invited to join and strengthen Ward 10 and 11 organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Club
Ward 11
John W. Mahoney
Democratic Committee
Mahoney
John J. Kelleher
Thomas P. O'Neil
John P. Horan
Wm. J. Mitchell
Timothy Horan
Jackson
Hendricks
Dudley Street
Cedar
St. John's C, T. A. Society
Common Council Debates R R Policies and Budget Moves
At ten pm last Tuesday the Common Council met with President Giles in the chair. Aldermen Thayer and Meyers were absent. A Boston Elevated R R communication on free call tickets for firemen was read and the rule stood. Black failed to secure reconsideration. Nelligan urged supplying car tickets to callmen to ease hardship. The Lombard death notice was adopted by rising vote. A motion to suspend rules for a city employees holiday failed. A $28,000 street sprinkling appropriation was hotly debated, ending in a split vote. No. 1 on the calendar for crossings and a $5,000 sidewalk item were tangled, with loans and maintenance funding discussed. Continuous concerns over permanent improvements and funding persisted among council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Giles
Thayer
Meyers
Boston Elevated
R. R
Fremen
Black
Nelligan
Connellman Black
Joint Committee
Nathan C. Lombard
Counthan
Counciman Cronin
Committee On Finance
Connellman Blick
Crom
O'Neil
Bradford
Stetson
Cronin
Counellman Woods
Counelman Cronin
Front Door Strike by North Cambridge Girls Wins Victory
Miss Esther Connell of 4 Dudley Street led 12 minutes of rain sodden protest by striking North Cambridge schoolgirls demanding entrance by the front door at Ellis School. Principal Grover granted entry, declaring the strike over as doors opened early. Also noted are local property transfer at 100 Montgomery Street, deaths, school events, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Connell
Dudley Street
North Cambridge
Ellis School
Miss Connell
Grover
Misa Connell
Montgomery Street
Dudley
George Streets
Carl F. Monk
Edward F. Crocker
Ansexsors
Lillian M. Bennett
James
Mary Bennett
Dndley Street
Fr. Moreelle
Church of Notre Dame of Pitle
Rindge Avenue
Shepard School
Fro
John J, Trant
Clifton Street
Daniel Doran
John Shea
Dan
Jack
New York
Interborough Street Railway Company
Metropolis
Thomas Lynne
Ireland
Neo
Uncle Ban
Massasoit D C Notes Opening Season At Boxe Point
May 20 the club will celebrate the season opening at their Casey Cottage Box Point Nahasit. Rooms are being renovated with new electric lighting a chandeler effect for the parlor and a large light for the plaza. Members say mariners will mistake it for Fuge Took Mant. Joe Powers weighs a Bowling Alley post uncertainly. Wille Burns may sing with Lafricans band at King Point concerts this summer. Galligan elected captain and will cover behind the slab in his territory. Material 14 plentiful and a good club will be in the arena very noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Cottage
Boxe Point
Nahasit
Joe Powers
McDonald's
Joe
Wille Burns
Lafrican
Tings Point
Nxt
Mat’ Galligan
Mulherin and Vion To Lead Cottage Commissary Team
Mulherin and Vion tea and coffee merchants take charge of the cottage commissary department for the season. Charley Garvin appointed music master for the summer and promises many good entertainments ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulherin & Vion
Charley Garvin
Frank Skelly Elected President Of Local Retail Society
Institute notes report Frank Skelly’s election as president of the Hoston Retail Cloth ing Salesmen's association and describe upcoming April officer elections. Dan Quinn is busy in Dorchester district Sundays. A ball for Belleview Ladies Outing Club is set for April 28 in Lynn. Masters moves to N Y N H & H railway line. Parker Doyle c Badges Danvers Peabody basketball clash. Doyle suffers finger and lip cuts. Pool-table relocation discussed as a business measure for warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Skelly
Hoston Retail Clothing Salosmen's Association
Frank
Dan” Quinn
Dorchester
Fela Ceol
St. John's Hall
B. E. Duffy
Boston & Albany Railroad
Skelly
J. Burns
Syracuse Wall Paper Company
Boston
Tom Scully
J. Benjamin Pever
Kathleen Macyourneen
Tom
Peabody
Danvers
Parker Doyle
Smoke talk and memorial at Jackson Club
Sunday evening the Jackson Club hosts a memorial and smoke talk for Saint Patrick with ex Mayor John H. H. McNamee and Rep James T. Barrett as speakers. The event features entertainment by local figures, a Dutch supper, and remarks on Ireland and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Black
John H. H. McNamee
Ireland
James T. Barrett
Jackson Club
Ainning
Bud Halliday
Joe Curtin
Joe Silva
John Loan
Dave Scanwell
Jere Scanwell
Don Crowley
Duke Haggerty
Grant Johnson
Harry Mahoney
James Calan
Dave Scannell
Tom Gordon
Alderman James Quinn
Joseph Traverse
Warren Fay
Pall River
Frank Costa
Pawtry
Wm. W Nickerson
the Sentinel
Mike Mulally
Ban Qolim
Repubd
Cambridge
Douglas Club
North Cambridge
Hendricks Club
Cambridgeport
Church of the Sacred Heart
Don Loanix
Tom McDonald
A. Oo. H. Ball
Downey
Conneliman Mack
Jonquil Plea Club Social At Cambridge Street Home
A pleasant Jonquil Plea club gathering Tuesday at Mrs Julian Healy 1249 Cambridge Street planned a Nantasket Beach cottage lease for summer. Entertainers included Fred Mack Kitty Roche Mary Clasby Healy sisters and Jonquil quartet with performances by Lavan Elwell Sheehan and others. Officers listed: Beatrice Roache president Kitty Elwell VP Kitty McCarthy treasurer Kitty McKeown secretary and members May Clasby Sullivan Calnan Buckley Gallagher Murphy Grace Roache Scollan Galvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonquil Plea Club
Julian Healy
Cambridge Street
Nantasket Beach
Fred Mack
Kitty Roche
Mary Clasby
Healy Sisters
Thomas Lavan
Daniel Sheehan
Kitty Elwell
Jonquil
Galvin
Buckley
Gallagher
Murphy
Indies
Beatrice Roache
Kitty McCarthy
Kitty McKeown
May Clasby
Margaret Sullivan
Mary Calnan
Kitty Buckley
May Gallagher
Alice Murphy
May Grace
Kitty Roache
May Scollan
Kitty Galvin
Nantasket
P. C. Clerks Ball Receives Cambridge Presence in Boston
Cambridge clerks filled Mechanics Hall Boston for a Post Office Clerks association event. Attendees included Superintendent F M Small and Superintendent William Cunningham along with many Cambridge officials and residents. The ball was a social success with the Cambridge contingent contributing significantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Postoffice Clerks’ Association
Mechanics Hall
Boston
F. M. Small
Central Square
William Cunningham
Harvard Square
Thomas Mullen
James Keley
John Collins
Walter Hackett
John. Hickey
Tilugh Curry
Frank Young
Charles Rhodes
James Buckley
James Newman
John Ryan
Edward Maloney
Mulvaney
Mary Mulvaney
Kate Collins
Nellie Pyrown
Annie Harry
Nellie Clark
Annie Snow
Nellie Ryan
Marion Page
Susie Curry
Nellie Browning
Bertha Allen
Mary Wilson
Nellie Deer
Marion Wells
Ethel Seymour
Sadie DeKnight
Julia
Maggie Hayes
Elevate to Boston Rapid Transit Favored by Cambridge Reader
Correspondence from Cambridge urges immediate construction of an elevated railway to Boston. Nicholas J. OShaughnessy argues the elevated line benefits Cambridge via quick access to Boston, notes low Green Street property valuations, and predicts future property gains near Lafay ette and Central squares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Sentinel
Boston
Green Street
Lafayette Square
Central Square
Nicholas J. O'Shaughnessy
Massachusetts Ave
Columbia Club Social Ends Season With Music and Praise
The Columbia club of Cambridge Street hosted a social for its ladies to close the season on Ash Wednesday. A program of mandolin, banjo, songs, recitations, and piano pieces featured contributions from F A Lopez M J Downey and others with brief club remarks by Andrew Howe and Edward J Slaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Cambridge Street
F. A. Lopez
M. J. Downey
M. G. Connaughton
Bertha Becka
Kittle Craven
Helen Ahern
May Carroll
Conelia Murphy
Andrew Howe
Edward J. Slaine
Katie Jordan
Joseph Layigan
M. d. Senneasey
Thomas J. Edwards
Pil Myde
W. F. McCloskey
Lavigne
Lavey
Murphy
P. J. Carrol
J. J. McCabe
W. N. Lyons
G. KE. Loan
W. H. Lynn
W. J. Carroll
BE. J. Slaine
R. A. Haley
Observance Notes from St. Peter's Parish in Observatory Hill
A week of parish devotion and events at St. Peter's includes a month mind mass for John Harrington, a March 17 St. Patrick feast with high mass and a Dallas A.O.H. gathering, an illustrated Rome lecture, an Irish music concert, and plans for the forty hours devotion starting March 26. The Men’s Holy Name society holds a second annual retreat with daily masses at 5, 6, and 7, plus evening talks by Rev. Staunton, Rev. Supple, Rev. Kenney, Rev. Scanlan, Rev. Cummins, Rev. McCarthy, and Rev. Cuddihy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anastatia Sullivan
Mount Pleasant Street
Eryalpelus
St. Peter's Church
John Harrington
Parish Fund Society
St. Patrick
St. Petera Parish
Division
St. Peter's Parish
Men's Holy Name Society
James F.’ Staunton
St. Catherine's Shareh
Norwood
David G. Supple
D. D
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Malden
Francis J. Kenney
Church of Our Lady of the Rosary
South Boston
Hell
Michael J. Scanlan
St. Bernard's Church
Concord
John F. Cummins
Church of the Sacred Heart
Roslindale
Cii
James J. McCarthy
Church of St. Francis the Sales
Roxbury
Michael J. Cuddihy
St. Margaret's Church
Dorchester
Heirs cited in Cambridge will probate and mortgage sale set
Commonwealth of Massachusetts advertises probate for Ellen Doyle estate in Cambridge with a citation to appear April 4 1905. Also auctions mortgage sale Bridget M Lynch to John M B Churchill for Lot 11 Lamson Court Somerville Middlesex described with boundaries and price 300 dollars due at sale to George Lemist Clarke assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Ellen Doyle
Cambridge
John W. Fitzgerald
Cambridge Sentinel
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
W. E. Rogers
Register
Bridget M. Lynch
John M. B. Churchill
Middlesex South District
Treach
Laison Court
Somerville
Johlon Corcoran
Lamson Court
Oren
Knapp
Corcoran
Seid
O. S.knapp
South Tvistriet
James W. Austin
Arthur W. Austin
George Lemist. Clarke
State Street
Boston
Mass
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Hazer
Seston
Crow Mae
Danevesr
Meekans
B. Pepper
Seeeres Gg. C. Blake Irs
Taylor
James Hennessey & Cae
Jameson
Benter Baltimore
Wilson
Miller’n Gamecock
Laneeens Ladies
Traverse Street
Northern Union Station
Maas
Friend Street
Cutting
Daylight Store
J. A.n Hedin & CO
East
James F. Mullen
Hampshire Street
Volta
Whitman
Phenix Nerve Beverage CO
Pike
Phenix Nerve Beverage Company
Phenix
Louis Goulding
BNT the Great
RED Cross Commandery A
Knights of Malta
Cyprus Hall
Prospect Street
Astein
Fitchburg RR
Coggswell
Cambridge Mass
Lackawanna
A. R. Henderson
W. Pili
Cambridge St
Charles W. Beuley
Ave
Caven
N. E. Real Estate Insurance
Mikado Perfection
Putnam Sq
Arthur R. Henderson
Harvard
Cambridge Pill Brothers
Half Orice
David J. Nellican
Fane
Orrick and Wakerooms
Rice Street
Cambridge Cemetery
Ove Seer Hae
Nta
Max Keezer
Bow St
Quincy Sq
Cutler Joseph Clarke
Cutler & Clarke Real Estate and Insurance Notary Public
Boylston St
H. Schmidt
Brattle Street
Boylston Street
Cambridor
Board of
Aldomnen
J. R. McCool
NORTH
Massasoit D. C
Institute Notes
James Sullivan
Rochester
New Hampenhire
Murphy's Wall
Raymond Central Square
P. C. Clerks' Ball
Delia G.mccarthy
Georgia A. Heapeasy
Mamie Cara Cooke
Observatory Hill
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Omee
The
Board of Seaith
C. FP. Partridge
Pacific Street
Board of Stealth
James IF
Shoon Lee
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