East Cambridge Notices and Local Affairs Review
Obituary notes Mrs Catherine Warren of 15 Seventh Street East Cambridge dies at 67 born in Cambridge daughter of Michael Collins and Mary Donovan widow of Timothy Warren. Also updates on Mrs John R Fairbairn ill at home from a probable shock after a D A A B meeting. Several club events including F M T A 5 barn party April 18 and May 16 Institute Hall ball. Portuguese and Polish clubs plan events with Institute Hall hosts. Local officers of Institute B B C listed. O Connell council plans for spring hit.
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Catherine Warren
E. Cambridge
Seventh Street
Cambridge
Michael Collins
Mary Donovan
Timothy Warren
John R. Fairbairn
Sheriff Fairbairn
Fourth
Thorndike
Institute B. B. C
Club
Edward Norton
Dennis Farrell
Thomas McGuire
Thomas McNamara
John Colliton
Cambridge Street
Charles Associates
Institute Hall
Councilman O'Connell
Manuel Rozers
Institute Dramatic Club stages Arrah Na Pogue with success
The Institute Dramatic Club presented Arrah Na Pogue last Monday night at the hall. Director William J. McElroy showcased refined stage management and actors delivered varied performances from a buoyant The O Grady to strong dramatic parts by Toohey Scully and Scully. Julia Galvin and Louise Shaughnessy impressed in leading roles with supporting turns by Edie English Susie Murtagh and Marr Shannon enhancing the production.
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Institute Dramatic Club
William J. MccElroy
O'Grady
John Brougham
Palmyr
Mr. Toohey
Shaun
Thomas Scully
Michael Feener
Julia Galvin
Arrah
McElroy
Louise Shaughnessy
the O'Grady
Frank Scully
William the Conqueror
Theresa Leddey
Edie English
Susie Murtagh
Marr Shannon
John J Canney Elected Cambridge Police President
John J. Canney of Sta 2 was elected president of the Cambridge Police M. A. this week with no opposition. His fellow executive members for the coming year include Timothy F. Corcoran of Sta 1 as vice president and David H. Walsh of Sta 3 as secretary in his ninth term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ©. Hezlitt
Timothy F. Leahy
Cornelius Sheehan
Patrick McNamara
Wm. H. Aberle
Wm. B. Izvnty
Thomas J. Real
Ralph R. Hice
J. J. O'Brien
Robert J. Douglas
Timothy Crane
John Kelleher
Wm. McMenimen
John J. Canney
Sta. 2
Cambridge Police M. A
Canney
Timothy F. Corcoran
Sta. 1
David H. Walsh
Sta. 3
Cambridge Public Library hosts Longfellow Centenary exhibit
The Cambridge Public Library reports growing public interest in the Longfellow Centenary exhibition. Head librarian Clarence Aver notes crowds in the Cambridge room, with daily visitors averaging five hundred and peaking at about a thousand, many children. Attendants explain items in the collection while Longfellow family members visit and sign the visitors’ book.
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Wei
Clarence W. Aver
Cambridge Public Library
Cambridge
Harvard College
Aver
Longfellow
Holy Week Services Across City Churches Revealed
A citywide schedule lists Holy Week rites at St Marys St Peters and St Johns. Palm Sunday Masses prayer processions and tenebrae fill Holy Thursday Friday and Easter observances with music and choir performances noted at each parish.
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Children of Mary
St. Peter's
Concord Avenue
St. John's
Witty Dundee Lady Replies On Hair Color
Miss Isabella M of Dundee impresses with wit when a Broughty Ferry resident jokes about her dark hair. She quips that if she had been his wife her hair would likely be grey as well, reflecting playful social banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella M
Dundee
Broughty Ferry
Last Sunday's City Concert Wins Wide Acclaim
John B Whoris key directed a large orchestra in a two part program to a large attentive audience. The Choral Society featured soprano Miss Neera Pattie and other soloists including Mr Halpin Mr Moir and Mr Walker. The program included works by Gounod Saint Saens Wagner and Tannhauser with a final chorus by the Choral Society.
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John B. Whoriskey
Mr. Halpin
Miss Neera
Pattie See
O.cara
Sera One
Dr. Dodge
Saint Saens
Miss Galbraith
Moir
Hurley
Walker
Pilgrim’s Chorus
Tannhauser
Wagner Orchestra
Former Cambridge official Andrew J. Green dies in Quincy
Andrew J. Green longtime Cambridge principal assessor and longtime Democrat died in Quincy this week at age 96. He served as assessor from 1858 to 1901, with thirteen re-elections, and held roles with Five Cents Savings Bank East Cambridge and First National Bank Cambridgeport. He leaves a son and daughter and was married in 1875 to Agnes McPherson. Funeral at Mt. Auburn Chapel, Cambridge, Friday.
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Andrew J. Green
Cambridge
Quincey
Green
Samuel Sweetzer Green
Betsey Lawrence
Malden
Boston
Quincy
Five Cents Savings Bank
East Cambridge
First National Bank
Cambridgeport
Agnes McPherson
Halifax
N. C
Mt. Auburn Chapel
Stenographer Faces Duke Over Smoking and Gossip
A stenographer in a sunlit office confronts Duke the bookkeeper about smoking. Duke mocks her stance, she reveals his attentions aren’t friendship, and a quarrel about motives ends with a light rebuke about being not square.
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Old Duke
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Miss Mark
Signor de Luca
Whoriskey
Edward P. Clingworth
Raymond
Klashman
Somerville
John F
Grant Building
Doherty
Aquinas Choral Club
Erin
Sons of Ireland
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Gounod
Choral Society
Tommy
Sharpley
Johnny
Ahern
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Fitchburg RA
Coggs
Well Ave
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Omeet
ALL Rails
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Hampshire St
Cambridge ST
John Murphy
Catmibridge ST
Robert H. Slack, JR
Real Estate and Insurance
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Massachusetts Avenue
M. F. Barry & Co
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Cunningham Bros
Tel
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Cambridge Sentinel
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Cambnage Street
Robert J. Melledge
Bills & Malledge
Real Estate Awd Insurance
Harvard Square
Real Estate Exchange
Empire State Surety
Brookins, New York
Charles F. Manning
Cambridee
Martin A. Feeley
Massachusetts Ave
Western Ave
Fahy @ Flynn
W. Spencer Co
Opticians
Park Square
Bosto
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