Corner Stone of St John the Divine Church Ceremony
More than 1200 attendees braved rain to witness the laying of the corner stone for St John the Divine on Massachusetts Avenue and Hollis Street. The ceremony featured Bishop Brady, priests, a salutation, a cross blessing, a trowel inscription, and a sermon on church expansion and Christian teaching.
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St. John the Divine
Jesus Dd
God
Father Ryan
Mauiskes I. Dougherty
Bishop Brady
Michael J. Doody
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Massachusetts Avenue
Hollis Street
Tree O'Clock
Tallis Street
Mary Biffin
Barred
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Tolin's
Mather Ryan
Onhjeds
Boston Papers
Sentinel
Local council split over bond funding and looming elections
Councilmen Chem Smithers iStet son Harlow and others opposed a bond funding method for work on sidewalks in poverty areas. The piece also outlines forthcoming candidate selections for multiple districts with talk of re nominations and potential races for mayor and legislature, naming many hopefuls and officers.
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Chem, Smithers
iStetson
Harlow
Yer
Minion Council
Peabody
Stearns
Wen Peabody
Frederick Macleod
Bradford
Sennon
Downey
Barrett
Myers
Januay
Wood
Common Council
Fred. L. Bounke
Giles
Chirk
Deitrick
Rounds
Undertaker Long
Putnam Outing Club Holds Annual May Party At Institute Hall
The Putnam Outing club hosted its annual May party at Institute hall with festive decorations and elegant gowns. William Moran presided as Kelley's Orchestra played softly behind ferns creating a graceful, romantic atmosphere.
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Institute Hall
Putnam Outing Club
Shall
Kelley
William Moran
Club Honors At A Social Event With Guests
In his role as floor director and Vice-President Wiliam Slayes hosting, a list of attendees and assistants were recognized for their services. The roster included Arthur Reagan Charles oran, Robert Cummings, John Royal, thevid Boland, James Scott, John King, Cole Van King, Leonard Vanstray, James Cavanagh, Joseph Lynch and Jo Crowley. A full club membership attended to support and enjoy the occasion with numerous Misses and Mesdames among the guests.
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Nellie Gallagher
May Gallagher
Lena Bentz
May Callagan
Ruby Cotter
Theresa Carey
Susie Collins
Maury Cassidy
Kitty Griffin
May
Bella McPeake
Margaret Mahoney
Gertrude McCormick
Grave Hand
Bridgie
Minniey Tuhey
Mary
Augusta Shannan
Margaret King
Eva Buchell
Joseph Lynch
Willia Hayes
Walter Hulleran
James McCarthy
Joseph Keough
Dan Quinn
Dan
Tom Bracken
Arthur Breslin
Frank Raphael Sullivan
John Stanishlaus Halloran
Walter Halloran
John Joe Lane
Matt Galligan
Joseph Powers
Dave Finn
Peter Curran
D. Henry Callahan
Ir. Toohey
William Toohey
Frank Shaughhessy
Timothy Scannell
Michael Scannell
Edmond Lehan
Hugh O'Rourke
James Keogh
John
Lawrence
Artie O'Neil
Joe Shaughhessy
Frank
William
Henry Shelley
John Carey
Thomas Dwyer
William Bowen
Damel Sheehan
Musxiasuit Outing Club
Benjamin Mulherin
Mulherin
James Mulherin
Cy Williams
Ben Leagan
L African
Putnam Outing Club
Bass Point
Arthur Reagan
Bill Hayes
Joe Lynch
Jim Cavanaugh
Putnam's
Ring
Joe Crowley
Robbie Cummings
Jim Scott
John Royal
Massasoits
Putnams
Wiliam Slayes
Ids
Arthur Reagan Charles Oran
Robert Cummings
Thevid Boland
James Scott
John King
Cole van King
Leonard Vanstray
James Cavanagh
Jo Crowley
Membr
Marny
Mamie Tfarrington
Thortedy Moran
Josephine Reagain
Rose Thormin
Margaret Metarihy
Lena McLaughlin
Lena Galvin
Mollie Mahoney
Lidia Powers
Nellie
Loni
Alice Shaughnessy
Julia
Nora
Mary Galvin
Margaret Sharkey
Livale Breslin
Sadie Potter
Sadie
Mamie Quinn
May Murtagh
Tess MecBuoy
Gerturde
Catherine Burke
Certrute Corkery
Century Hall Benefit Concert Draws Full House
A Cyprus Street crowd filled No. 400 Prospect for a Table No. 5 benefit night in aid of the Division 48 sick and death fund. Bernard Doris led a stellar lineup with twenty five performers including George Bo Melventina, Sandy Chapman, Henry Irvingesque recitations, and acclaimed accompanists like Larry Conner and John Keefe.
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Cyprus Hall
Prospect Street
Dazaar
Bernard By Doris
George Bo Melventina
Boston
George
Acehiim
Charles “Sandy Chapman
Jere McAuliffe Dramatic Company
Henry
Larry Conner
John Keefe
Flere Scannell
Andrew Keefe
Mast Cambridge
John
Charles Garvin
Harry Cade
Mary Mlaherty
James Connorton
Darstone
George MckKenny
Carrtehoel Cornet
Adie McCarthy
Andrew Teefe
Jeremiah Scannett
Harvers Square
Dominic Finmara
Harry Hanna
Margaret Metorre
Chares Garvin
Data Worthy
Mre. W. Harrington
Open letter questions fairness in Cambridge milk inspector exam
A Boston reader argues the Cambridge milk and vinegar inspector exam was biased under the current partisan leadership. He cites a failed test after a prior satisfactory result, alleges favoritism toward a passer named Norris, and claims prearranged results and political manipulation at city hall.
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Warren DP. Dudley
Boston
Mass
City Hall
Cambridge
Massachusetts College of Pharomacy
J. St. Baird
Perry
Norvis
Mar
Norris
Eed
EL Pawtitorne
Noo
Dn Steves
Water Dowd
Dr. Norris
Sharples
Daly
Health board grants multiple animal and occupancy permits
The Board of Health held a regular meeting with Weeks and Scott present. Multiple permits were issued including three horses at 05 Stearns Street to Timothy O Donavan. 22 horses to Massachusetts Wharf Coal Company at 131 and 133 Ninth Street. a stable for two horses at 140 Albany Street to Ward Corby Company. and 41 Pearl Street to William J Rounds for arses. A permit to occupy was granted to B S Walker for seven horses at 365 Massachusetts Avenue.
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Board of Health
Messrs. Weeks
Scott
Stearns Street
Timothy O'Donovan
Massachusetts Wharf Coal Company
Ninth Street
Ward-Corby Company
Albay Street
Willian J. Rounds
Pearl Street
B. S. Walker
Massachusetts Avenue
Patriotic Service Planned at St Pauls A M E Church
A patriotic service is set for next Sunday evening at St Pauls A M E Church corner Portland and Hastings streets. Rev William S Augustine Lynch will preside and deliver an address titled The American Negro and His Place. A varied program includes songs, prayers, remarks by local officials, and musical selections featuring soprano soloist Betty Virginia and choir performances.
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St. Tauls A. Mob
Clittred
Portland
Hhasings Street
Willian
Augustine Lynch
Wy Spencer Chepenter
Peter Salen
Carpenter
Neo TG Atay
Nowy Caden
S. Willian
Basten
Progrim
Tis
Miag
W. Spencver Carpenters
Mademoiselle
Betty L
Virginia
W. T. Canney
T. W. Higginson
Rebecca Smith
Peinces Jefferson
Lillian MM. Lynch
Florence Chambers
Sadie Savage
Jessie Crudup
Susie Clark
Selo
Benediction
Ushers
Th. Murry
Hleloted Quella
Albert Brown
Red Merrick
Masonic Lodge Mi Oliver Concludes Degrees This Spring
Mi Oliver lodge Al TP and ASME held several special communications this winter and spring to advance candidates. Last Tuesday the second and third degrees were worked and the brothers were raised to the Master Macous degree last evening the first and second degrees were exemplified.
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Oliver Lodge
al TP
ASME
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