Banquet List of Attendees and Sponsors
A long roster of names appears for a Division 49 A. O. KH banquet. Individuals include Frankavunauga Jeremian Curkers W. H. Gallagher John R. Sennet M.D. Thess Sennett and many others from Brockton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. KH
Banquet
W.H. Gallagher
John R. Sennet
M.D. Thess
Fr. Sennett
Hulw
Commun
Dolh Rane
Dani J.rowan
Jas
A. Agw
James McNeil
J. Scanlon
Ai T. A. Aleavay
MedAnnu
S&. A. Uvstruve
Felix Meniide
Chas
Bk. Macarthy
Dean J. Farks
Jos
Mcermott
Reb. Lersey
Patrick
Barry
W. H. Barry
Dyer
Gibbunus
John H. U. Neil
Wm.Quinn
Joseph Kerr
Stuart
Clark
Burns
Frank Harding
Hany Landers
M. Glynn
A. Learr
Mr. Cooke
Mr. O'Brien
Neil J. Kelleher
S. H. Cannabell
Lawrence O'Nell
Rett. G. Cullane
Ella Boyle
Lillie McGinnis
May Murtagh
Elizabeth Culhane
Elizabeth Costello
Kath. Houllahan
Esther Averill
Wm. O'Brien
Katie Coughlin
Cooke
J. O'Leary
Cath. Mullin
Annie Leahy
Thath
Mulqueeney
Mas
Jos Landers
Dr. Mecinnes
J. Fitegerald
Jd. Keefe
Mary L. Nagle
Kath Kelley
Mary Curnane
Constance van Allee Ger
Kk. Powers
Mary Kelleher
Dan'l Mu
Mbitranly
Nellie McDonald
Minnie McGrauley
Annie Korman
Local notices and society events crowd Cambridge scene
A rapid jumble of community items from Cambridge and vicinity includes a hair restorer ad, police presence, health news, a church sermon at Trinity in Boston, transit delays due to a landslide, property sales, Electricians’ convention, military drills, gymnasium reunion, memorial service, birthday party, and upcoming club and lodge events with dates and local figures named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atesinder Mann
Trinity Church
Boston
John Elston Builds, Sells Homes in Somerville and Cambridge
Real estate agent John Elston of Manors Square earns place among city’s valuable citizens. The list notes numerous properties in Somerville and Cambridge including single homes on Summer Street Cherry Street Elm Street and Beacon Street multiple houses on Minden Marathon Highland Paine Somerville Avenue and Springfield Street plus a Cambridge office building and retail block. Elston remains active in the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elston
Nman Square
Somerville
Elston
Summer Street
Cherry
Cesar Street
Elm Street
Elston Street
Minden Street
Marathon Street
Cambridge Street
Highland Avenue
Ellsworth Park
Fayette
Excel
Riverside boats and boxing draw at New England regatta meeting
At a New York executive committee session letters upheld Riverside Boat Club exemption after hearing that the same men rowed both sessions. The New England AAU boxing championships set for April 15 at Yprua Hall feature classes from 105 to heavyweight with limited seats and advance applications. Tom Hicks and Ilinois AC rice loom as Marathon runners with Timmy Ford planning a year off until 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Amateur Cavemen
New York
Fox
Worcester
Riverside
New England Association
the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States
Yprua Hall
Prospect Street
Riverside Boatlub
A. A. UC
Tom Hicks
St. Louis Exposition
Ilinois
A C. Rice
Boston
Hicks
Timmy Ford
Ford
Frank Gormsley
Cambridge
New Orleans
Cross country title at Malvern and local rowing hopes
The article notes British cross country near Malvern with G Pearce winning a race and Jack Caffery aiming to beat a 2h 29m 2s mark. It also mentions plans for the New England Amateur Rowing Association Fourth of July regatta on the Charles River and a canal of front-filling work near Orion Boat Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Malvern
England
G. Pearce
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Charles River
Orion Boat Club
Union
BR. A. A
Cambridge Bowls Team Edges Somerville In Tight Match
Monday night a Cambridge A Penn Station team faced Somerville in Malta lanes. Despite losing by 4 pins, Somerville showed grace, with Joe Buckley atop scores at 250, Sunny Jim McDonald 244, Frankie McCue 252, and Eddie Haverty just behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prides of
Cambridge
Somerville
Malta
Joe” Buckley
Cesar
Sunny Jim McDonald
Frankie McCue
Eddie Haverty
Roberts School Exhibition Showcases Dressmaking and Fine Arts
A Roberts Evening School display last night highlighted skilled work from a large pupil class. Dressmaking under Miss Julian Hayes and Mrs William Russell included elaborate costumes and evening gowns. Fine art embroidery and millinery led by Miss Josephine G Buckley featured shadow work and Mexican drawn work with decorative pillows and lace. The event marked a successful year and the school plans to reopen October 2 1907 with expected student return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Evening School
Julian Hayes
William Russell
Katherine Mennessy
East Cambridge
Josephine G. Buckley
New Home Sewing Machine Available Only at Reliable Dealers
The New Home sewing machine is sold only through reliable dealers not mall order houses or department stores. Built to wear a lifetime, customers are urged to visit their nearest dealer to inspect it.
CHAS. MCPHEE TAILOR A CITY FASHION LEADER
Charles McPhee, a prominent tailor on Columbia Street, runs the citys largest tailoring shop with thirty workers. After twenty years in business and a recent New York convention visit, he reports access to new dress ideas and expanded stock. He lives at 20 Williams Street and is active in multiple fraternities and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Timothy C. O’hearn
Norfolk
International Association of Municipal Electricians
New York
Columbia Street
McPhee
Cth
Massachusetts Avenue
Walter , Brooks & Co
Philips Bros
Caterer Warning Echoes Against Boston Hire
A fragmented note warns readers not to rely on a Boston caterer terming service unreliable. The message urges seeking trusted local providers and emphasizes seeking satisfaction and dependable delivery.
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Frankavunauga
Jeremian Curkers
Chivel At. Ocuner
Anna Barry
Silva's
Green Street
Central Square
Wene" Flanagen
Alexander
Jerry Quinn
Division 21
Richard J. Cronin
Upper Basle Hall
James PF. Aylward
St Patrick
Michael Walsh
Patrick Ahern
John J. Cooney
Anthony
Patrick Hilley
James J. Brennan
John J. Reidy
al. J. Walsh
P. Ahern
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine
Watertown
Fahy & Flynn
Willigam M. Hamilton
Norfolk Street
Jane M. Mitchell
Fifth Infantry
M. V. ML
George A. Doty
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
Francia L. Pratt
City
Pomona
Cal
Margaret Short
Brookline Street
Miss Frances
Nora Barry
Frederick Reardon
Katherine Smith
William Higgins
Margaret McDonald
William Glennon
Elizabeth McNamara
Gerald Maguire
Harriet Avery
William Avery
Mortimer Amorfan
Walter Avery
John Donahue
Margaret Fallon
Katharine Reardon
Mary Fallon
Ella Maguire
Margaret McGuire
J. J
Frederick Reardson
Frederick Hall
Katharine
Prances Short
Gerald McGuire
Economy Club
Meonday
Young's Hotel
Harvard Square
West Boston Bridge
Huon Augustine J. Daly
Arthur PL Stone
Klashman
Hampshire and
Winsor Streets
Cambridge Commercial College
Andrew J. Hezlitt
Harvard Street
Cypress Hall
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Margaret Murphy
Annie Peterson
Fanny Ford
Wm. Clarke
Francis Ronan
Frank O'Neil
O'Neil
Tom Edwards
The
Magnolias
Cyprus Hall
Jtuso-American Club
Warren & C
Columbus Associates
St. Omer’s Lodge
K. of P
Russell & Co. M. A
John Russell
Mr. Ackford
F. 8. Cole
Wm. Lyons
Raymond
J. Bennett
N. E. Cruikshane
Norifolk Street
Mass
Sports
Inman Square Market Co
M. D. McLaskey
Prop
Col
Inman
Hampshire Streets
Pew
Jack Caffery
St. Mary's Temperance Society of
All Saints 'Temperance Society of
Roxbury
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
All Saints
Cambridge Boys
Small
Rhodes Hall
Carmichael
Timothy Aboarthy
Michel Murphy
Daniel J. Early
Patrick MicDermot
John Finley
John Clark
James Early
W. J. Young
John E. Whittle
John McCarthy
Edward Murphy
Tatent
Katherine Rockett
May Clark
Josie Early
Cora O’brien
Katherine Mulvihill
Mabel Kelly
John Whittle
Thomas Yates
William Fellows
Martin Carew
Andrew Hexlitt
ST. Mary's
Haley Wee
Na Tobin
Neil Weer
Si— Norriss
Ryan Reece
Patals
Kenney
Tingrerty
Si Farrencough
Lone Broderick
Buckley
Maine
Ate Thoma
Linton Softcore
Hievverty
Haley Ratte
Rm Petrell
Hollaran
Pele Gr Rae
Wiscman
Harrington
P.O. Men Bowl
Ahern
Roberts School
Chas. McPhee—Tailor