Passes the Loan in City Council Amid Debates on Badges
The Boston Common Council met last Tuesday at 8:15 P M with President Barry presiding. Nominations for Emile Grenier as assistant assessor and Isaac B Pear for registrar of voters will be considered next Tuesday. The body discussed evening school, street petition hearings, a bridge project near Craigie Dam, and police staffing changes. Several city debts were approved and debates over badge uniforms for council members occurred before adjournment.
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Barry
Emile J. Grenier
Board of Registrars of Voters
Isaac 8. Pear
Roberts Grammar
FH. S.angus
Alban Street
Julia C. Malone
Line Street
Boston Elevated
R. R
Craigie Bridge
Charles River
Committee On Highways
Highland Avenue
Edward J. O'Brien
Fairmount Street
John Higgins
Hampshire Street
Committee On Police
Superior Court
BF. R. McPherson
Charles J. Leadgue
George N. Martin
William S. Dunn
Mortimer Gallivan
Cranin No
Committee On
Crane
Harlow
Friends of the Order
Couneilman Crane
Cronin
Couneilman Smithers
O'Neil
Dinan
Black
Smithers
Fire Department
Sherman Street
Stetson
Dow
Stephens
Wood
Oye
Rankin
Concilman Smithers
Thorndike School Association Meeting Arranged for March 28
The Thorndike grammar school alumni association calls a meeting for Tuesday evening March 28 at G A R hall Cambridge Street East Cambridge. Jeremiah F Downey will preside and members are urged to attend to form committees for the annual banquet and hall of the association after Lent.
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Thorndike Grammar School Alumni Association
G. A. R. Hall
Cambridge Street
East Cambridge
Jeremiah F. Downey
Common Council Debates Park Water System Funding
The common council met Tuesday evening with President Giles presiding. Officials discussed a $250,000 water system appropriation and a related loan, while a $15,000 parkway project from the canal to Binney field drew extensive debate about location and use. The table vote failed to advance and the session moved to a one week delay on the park plan.
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Nelligan
Meyers
Thayer
Bradford
Dinan
Hogan
Black
Crane
O'Neil
Binney Field
Chase
Cambridge
Cambridge Field
Connellman Dinan
Councilman Chase
Connellman Harlow
Councilman
East Cambridge
Councilman Williams
Conneilman Chase
Boston and Albany
Wood
Smithers
Connellman Chase
Innamuch
Oneill
S J L I Ladies Auxiliary Elects Sullivan Unanimous
The St John s Literary Institute ladies auxiliary held its second meeting with about 125 members present and 40 additional names on the charter roll. Mrs Thomas Royal chaired as nominations were presented. several withdrawals simplified the contest and Miss Mary H Sullivan was elected unanimously after the retiring chair escorted the first president to the chair.
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St. John’s Literary Institute
Institute
Thomas Royal
Royal
Mary II
Sullivan
Ladies Elect Officers On Governing Board
Unqualified confidence in her and a primary aim to deserve it marked the event as the election of the governing board for the year proceeded. Miss Lillian Summers was named vice president and Miss Nellie Shaughnessy treasurer with other offices filled by Miss Margaret Mahoney recording secretary Miss Louise Shaughnessy financial secretary Miss Lena McLaughlin corresponding secretary and a board including Mrs. Thomas Royal Mrs. Fred Donehey Miss Mamie Murtagh Miss Mamie Harrington and Josephine Hurley.
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Lillian M. Summers
Nellie Shaughnessy
Margaret Mahoney
Louise Shaughnessy
Lena McLaughlin
Board of
Thomas Royal
Fred Donehey
Mamie Murtagh
Mamie Harrington
Josephine Hurley
The Filibuster dazzles Boston at the Majestic theater
The professional production of Samuel Rork's The Filibuster delivered an overwhelming triumph Monday night. The female chorus drew lavish praise for beauty and singing, the 14 man chorus was a hit, and The Ivlep dance created a sensational stir. Stars Louise Gunning Ethel Johnson Enda Fassett Catherine Hayes Virginia Deering Katherine Denning plus Frank Turner and H. W. Trederick received strong notices. Souvenirs planned for the 25th performance.
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Samuel Rork
Majestic Theater
Boston
Louise Gunning
Dolly Washington
Albert Mahar
Bunny
Ethel Johnson
Hetty
Enda Fassett
H. W. Trederick
Gonzales
W. W. String
Frank Turner
Catherine Hayes
Virginia Deering
Katherine Denning
Holy Ghost Hospital Choir Sings at St Mary’s Service
At Holy Ghost Hospital on Sunday morning the choir of St Mary’s church led by Jennie Ball performed a Mass and Verdi’s Jesu Del Vive. Mrs Leahy Cronan and Fay featured in the piece and Rev Father Kenzil preached a thoughtful sermon. The Magnolia Outing Club hosts the grand cake walk and dance at Cyprus Hall Monday night May 29 with a pastry trophy for the best entry. MéThies orchestra to provide music.
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St. Mary's Church
Jennie Ball
Verdi
Thomas Leahy
William H. Cronan
Thomas Fay
Father Kenzil
Magnolia Outing Club
Cyprus Hall
Prospect Street
MéThies
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