Massees Celebrate Twenty Fifth Anniversary in Sacred Mass and Party
Mr and Mrs Frank X Masse marked their twenty fifth anniversary with a morning high mass at the Church of Notre Dame de Pitie and a June 25 reception at New Town Hall attended by about 150 friends. A grand march led by the couple opened the evening, followed by a buffet luncheon and entertainment from the Eno brothers and others. Gifts numbered near two hundred including a grand silver service from sixteen intimates and numerous silver and glass keepsakes.
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Frank X. Masse
Hooor
Masse
Eno Brothers
Florence Masse
Mr. Masse
Ernest
Mrs. Gerard
Miss Gerard
Sheridan
Authier
Miss Shea
Miss Eno
Goodrow
McBride
Dochsaute
Joseph Masse
Ernest Masse
Napoleon Jean
Emelie Dick
Fatin
William McCue
Ludove
Neal Masse
Angeline Masse
Haverhill
Mr. Francoeur
Ignace Masse
Canada
Ella Donahue
Massachusetts Avenue
H. F. G. J. Club
Cambridge
Newtowne Hall
Hattie Locke
B. G. Glidden
Bertha D. Cox
A. Louise Maclaren
Bertha L. Parker
Martha L. Stephens
Amand R. Webber
Gertrude
Frederic G. Dillingham
Odd Fellows' Hall
Wagner
Verdie
Kleing
Duverney
Joseph and
Edward McCarthry
Gertrude Melley
Carl Magnuson
Bessie Leverson
Edward McGrath
May Houley
Emily Welsh
Susie Hart
Margaret McMurtrie
Harriet Hamilton
Elizabeth McNeill
Barth McMuree
5. C. Holmes
Homer Ladd
Ellen Collins
Alice McDermott
Theresa Magnusson
Margaret Black
Day
Chester
Blake
Regent
Orchard Streets
Upland Road
Station
North Cambridge
Sagamore Street
Arthur W. Cutler
Church of the Notre Dame de Pitie
Newtowne
Dramatic Club
Third Universalist Church
St. Joan’s Church
Thomas Atkinson
Orchard Street
New Orleans
My New Curate at Brattle hall for St. Paul’s parish
Ozanam Council K of C dramatic club presents My New Curate in Brattle hall to benefit St. Paul’s parish on Friday June 9 1921 after three performances in St Peters Hall. Two past grand knights of Cambridge 74 Hubert T. Smith and William T. Donovan lead, with strong turns by Michael F. Wheuley as Jim Deady and Daniel T. Shea as Fagan. The cast receives high praise for acting elevating amateur performance. The play dramatizes Fr Sheehan’s book about Irish peasants in Kilronad Ireland.
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St. Peter's Hall
Ozanam Council K. of C. Dramatic Club
Brattle Hall
St. Paul's Parish
Fr. Sheehan
Kilronad
Ireland
Bass Point Season Opens for Nahant Excursion Steamer
The Bass Point Nahant excursion route begins its season from Boston, a 60 year old popular pleasure trip. Steamers depart Otis Wharf at 9 30 a m with return times in the afternoon.
North Cambridge Democratic Club Cancels Speaker and Delays Drama
A North Cambridge Democratic club meeting in Odd Fellows hall failed to feature speaker Martin Lemesner as scheduled. President John Buckley spoke on Cambridge's proposed city charter with several locals presenting views. The Young People’s drama The Phantoms of the Past was postponed to next Tuesday after the death of Frederick L. Burnham.
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North
Cambridge
John Doyle
John L. G. Glynn
Jeremiah Downey
Charles A. Fallon
Young People’s Society
North Avenue Baptist Church
Frederick L. Burnham
Lundin Turkish Baths Promote Health and Comfort in Boston
The Lundin establishments on Tremont Street and St Botolph Street offer Turkish baths touted as highly hygienic and effective for rheumatic conditions. Men’s baths near Tremont Theatre attract Cambridge patrons, with nearby subway access. Women’s baths at No 42 44 St Botolph Street provide swimming, dancing, and gymnastic instruction. Mayor Barry of Cambridge often visits Lundin’s popular baths.
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Adolph Lundin
Boston
Lundin
Tremont Street
Tremont Theatre
Cambridge
Boylston Street
St. Botolph Street
Mayor Barry
Manhattan Marketball Team to Play Two Games on Decoration Day
Manager Frank H. Lambert of the Manhattan Marketball Club announces a double meet for Decoration Day. The team will face the Miller aggregation on Cambridge common at 4 p.m. then play the Cambridge Red Sox at Magazine Beach ball park at 3 p.m. The manager expresses confidence in victory.
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Frank H. Lambert
Manhattan Marketball Players
Miller
Cambridge Common
Idllermen
Cambridge Red Sox
Magazine Beach Ball Park
Lambert
Building Permits Issued for Multiple Properties
A series of 13 building permits listed for properties on Howard Street Potter Street Francis Avenue Chatham Street Upland Road Crescent Avenue. Details include owners and builders like James Ha ten L. S. Rose American Rubber Co John O DeWolf Jeremiah Driscoll Byron Merrill John Hansen and Edward Cohen. Costs range from 150 to 30000 dollars.
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Howard Street
James Ha
Francis Avenue
Ernest G. Martin
Wm. L. Nowll
Jeremiah Driscoll
Chatham Street
Edward Cohen
Nathan Douglas
Upland Road
Byron X. Merrill
Crescent Avenue
John J. Hansen
Corcoran's Bargains At Corcoran's Store Sale
Corcoran's in Massachusetts avenue drops prices across counters as spring and summer dry goods go on sale. Customers find bargains on a wide range of merchandise during the big sale event.
Middlesex Democrats Organize County Club Meeting
More than 160 Middlesex town and city committee officers met at the Quincy house to form a Middlesex County Democratic club. Chairman John F. McDonald announced the event as the first in a county by county series to aid registration and the fall campaign. Ex Mayor Barton praised the effort and urged continued fight against the Middlesex county ring.
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Middlesex County
Quincy House
John F. McDonald
Democratic State Committee
Charles J. Barton
Melrose
Middlesex
McDonald
Middlesex County Democracy
Degree Staff of Harvard Lodge Conducts Ceremonial
A party of 50 members from Harvard lodge N E C P accompanied its degree staff to this city Monday night and initiated a class of eight candidates for Perseverance lodge in Grand Army hall.
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Harvard Lodge
Perseverance Lodge
Grand Army Hall
West End Railway seeks Cambridge street alterations and overhead trolley
The West End Street Railway Company, via the Boston Elevated Railway Company, petitions to alter and add to existing tracks on Bridge Street and Cambridge Street in Cambridge. It requests permission to install overhead trolley systems, poles, wires, and to make underground and surface street changes to support new double curved tracks and cross connections near Dailey Avenue.
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Cambridge
West End Street Railway Company
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Bridge Street
Lechmere Square
Kelley Square
Dailey Avenue
Cambridge Street
A. L. Plimpton
Alieo
West End Street Railway Coo
Wm. A. Bancroft
Cambridge Aldermen Hear Petition Notice in June Hearing
City records show an Aldermen order requiring notice to all interested parties for a petition to be considered on the first Tuesday in June. The petitioner must publish an attested copy of the petition and order weekly for two weeks in Cambridge Chronicle Cambridge Sentinel Cambridge Times and Cambridge Tribune, with the first publication at least fourteen days before June 1.
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Cambridge Chronicle
Cambridge Sentinel
Cambridge Times
Cambridge Tribune
New Blow Pipe melts steel as paper in flames
Chicago crowds watch the oxyacetylene blow-pipe cut steel pillars and old piles in the La Salle street tunnel project. The flame reaches 6,300 degrees, melting and burning metal rapidly, with potential industrial uses including making synthetic rubies sapphires and diamonds.
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Chicago
la Salle Street
Paris
New York
North Cambridge Fire Notes and Civic Happenings
Civil and social items from North Cambridge include a car fire at Rindge and Massachusetts avenues, a minor injury to John J. King, a missing person Ambrose Arthur, and ongoing street repairs. Local clubs host dances, piano recitals, and parochial events while residents request oiling streets to curb dust.
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Rindge
Massachusetts Avenues
Arthur E. England
Tremont Street
Norfolk
John J. King
Cambridge
Cambridge Hospital
Ambrose Arthur
Middlesex Street
Blake Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Excess of Men in Germany Curiously Shifts Population Balance
Berlin reports the German imperial census shows females decline from 103 to 1026 per 1000 males between 1905 and 1910, while male births rise despite higher male mortality 18.1 per thousand versus 16.2 for females. The imperial family mirrors this trend with six of seven children being boys as overall death rates fall to 17.1 per thousand in Prussia.
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Berlin
Germany
Prussia
Notable Floor Leaders Assist in Event Proceedings
In charge of the floor, assisted by Miss Gertrude E Benjamin and aides Edith O Stinson Irene H Beane Levi Harriman Ellen A Smallwood Anna Lewis Edna E Sweeney Irwin E Scott and William A Pittenger, guiding proceedings and coordinating tasks during the session.
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Gertrude E. Benjamin
Edith O. Stinson
Irene H. Beane
Levi Harriman
Ellen A. Smallwood
Anna Lewis
Edna E. Sweeney
Irwin E. Scott
William A. Pittenger
Boston College High School Notes Elocution Contest
Edmund Brandon Cambridge’s sole entrant in the Boston College High School elocution contest aims to win the prize. A class banquet is planned for June at Riverbank Court with Edmund Brandon Edward Farmer and Patrick Collins leading the committee. The annual social reception for College and High School Sodalities occurred Wednesday at a Low Mass celebrated by Rev. Thomas J. Gasson.
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Boston College High School
Boston College Hall
Cambridge
Edmund J. Brandon
Brandon
Ned
Jume
Riverbank Court
Edmund Brandon
Edward Farmer
Patrick Collins
College and High School
Thomas J. Gasson
Majestic Lindsays Morison Stock Co Presents The Warrens of Virginia
The Majestic theatre company under Lindsay Morison brings Belasco’s War drama The Warrens of Virginia next week with a strong cast. The Morison group is drawing large Cambridge audiences as critics praise the company’s excellence.
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Majestic Theatre
Lindsay Mori
Warrens
Virginia
Belasco
Morison
Cambridge
Scenic Temple Presents Top Entertainment Next Week
Scenic Temple on Temple Street Central Square promises strong shows with Clarence Wilbur the Tramp Comedian performing new comedy singing and dancing acts Dora Ronca the Gypsy Violinist praised for her Roscian training will offer classical selections and operatic bits A clever comedy skit with a full company plus a select motion picture exhibit will entertain each afternoon and evening
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Temple Street
Central Square
Clarence Wilbur
Dora Ronca
Roscian
Corcoran's Bargains Offer Spring and Summer Goods
Bargains drop from every counter at Corcoran's big store on Massachusetts avenue. All kinds of spring and summer goods are placed on ease at Corcoran's.
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Corcoran’s
Big Satisfactory
Massachusetts Avenue
Corcoran
Thugs Hold Up Cambridge Man in Charlestown
Dennis A. Scannell former president of Division 1 AOH and East Cambridge businessman, was held up last night on Warren Avenue near Warren Bridge Charlestown by two men attempting to steal a gold watch and $21. Gallagher is charged with attempted larceny. Scannell lives at 252 Cambridge Street East Cambridge.
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Dennis A. Scannell
Division 1
East Cambridge
Warren Avenue
Warren Bridge
Charlestown
Gallagher
Scannell
Cambridge Street
Concordia Gesang Verein in East Cambridge Celebrates Heritage
The Concordia Gesang Verein, one of New England’s oldest singing societies, marks 52 years of activity. Under director Alfred M. Ritschel the group rehearses at Hare Ari Hall East Cambridge every Tuesday and aims to preserve German song.
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The
Sentinel
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Concordia Gesang Verein
East Cambridge
Fred Standinger
Waterland
Hareari Hall
Alfred M. Ritechel
Henry Flentije
Bernhard Clement
Paul Frohnert
Louis Deuschle
Mathew Semontan
Joseph Kreepelka
Stewart
Christian Kreenewald
EK. Clemenz
S. Hellmann
Frits Muller
Joseph Metzger
Jacob Walter
Anton Steidle
F. Muller
Alfred M. Ritschel
Peter Bleiler
Sangerbund
Cranston
R. L
Pawtucket
BR. L
Satan
Fritz Muller
Joseph Metzer
Cambridge Notice of Electric Motor Installation at 15 White Street
City of Cambridge announces an agreement under Building Ordinance Section 136 for erecting and maintaining a 2 hp electric motor for mechanical purposes at 15 White Street. All persons wishing to object should notify Jeremiah Reed of Public Buildings within ten days from May 26 1821.
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City OF
Cambridge
White Street
Cambriall
Jeremiah F.ee
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