No-License Committee Elected At Annual Meeting
At the No-License Citizens meeting in Central Building the 1907-08 No-License Committee was chosen with members from wards 1 through 11. Treasurer Lawrence G. Brooks reported expenses of 777.20 and receipts of 796.47 with a small year-end balance. The organizing officers were Chairman Frederick W. Dallinger Secretary Forrest C. Rivinius and Treasurer Lawrence G. Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Building
Central Square
John R. Fairbairn
Dennis J. O'Connell
John W. Quinn
Dennis J. Flynn
John W. Wiseman
James J. Shea
Francis J. Shelley
Charles E. O'Brien
John McNamee
William
James W. Coleman
George B. Caswell
G. Arthur Chamberlain
James Hicks
Gilbert G. Purdy
Theodore H. Raymond
John H. Walker
Lawrence G. Brooks
Harold C. Durrell
Arthur T. Derry
Hollis R. Bailey
Stoughton Bell
Russell D. Crane
Jesse W. Moreland
Philip P. Sharples
Charles HH. Shute
Frederick W. Dallinger
Forrest C. Rivinius
Vernon Social Event Highlights Local gathering at Odd Fellows Hall
Vernon $8.0 social club members hosted their second annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall Central Square with Melnnes orchestra presiding. President Patrick Sullivan led a successful evening entertaining many guests. The Central Square group draws large crowds at socials. Count Willham E Russell of A held a smoke talk at fraternity hall with local artists and visiting Thespians performing to positive reception.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Central Square
Melnnes
Patrick Sullivan
Willham Ee. Russell
Fraternity Hall
Callahan Opens Real Estate Office on Massachusetts Avenue
The friends of Charles I Callahan of Sherman Street celebrate his venture into real estate with The Sentinel noting his pretty office on Massachusetts Avenue and his jovial spirit, promising success and credit.
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Legion of Friends
Charles 1. Callahan
Sherman Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Charley
Real Estate Bargains In City Property For Investors
The notice touts city property bargains as solid investments with high value. It invites potential buyers to share address and desires to receive detailed information tailored to their interests.
Gossip on local politics and fashion led by Emory Morris
The Sentinel’s Gossip comments on colored voters supporting Emory T. Morris for mayor and warns of possible backlash. It notes Registrar Macdonald will rest two weeks and mocks Mayor Wardwell’s hat brim style as noted by Colier’s Weekly. The column links Daly Gus and Fred MacDonald to party efforts and ends with a RAND Raymond Real Estate aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory T. Morris
South
Morris
Registrar of Voters
Macdonald
Fred
Republican
Independence League
Daly
Gus
Fred MacDonald
Meeting of Democrats shapes city election battle
Last Sunday, Democratic members met at Rhodes hall Prospect street to discuss state and municipal issues. Edward W. Quinn chaired the city committee as speakers urged a united front to choose strong mayoral and alderman candidates and reject a partisan slide toward the Non-partisan plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beale
Board of
Aldermen
Cosgrove
Bernard FB
Doris
Aldemen
Mir Doris
Bernard FF
Democratic Party
Sthodes Hall
Prospect Street
Edward W. Quinn
Democratic City Committee
Messrs
Edward J. Sennett
Wm. M. Hogan
James F. Black
John W. Coveney
Patrick Quinn
Thos, Ryan
Michael O'Connor
Peter Mullin
James F. Aylward
Robert Law
Ben Falon
Daniel J. Toomey
J. Edward Harry
J. I. P. St. Coeur
Chas. H. Thurston
Austin O'Toole
James Kneeland
Mr. O'Toole
Messrs. Barry and
Dietrich
Mr. Sennett
Steh
Hoga
Henny Jingham
Ije
Ile
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Manhattan
Central Trust Company
Trust Company
Cambridge
Tion
California
Curtis
Underwood
Old Virginia
Ember
Arlington
Cedarhurst Farm
Dover
Rockingham
Fairbank
Larket
Cambridgeport
P. R. Phelan
Main St
Mass
Joseph H. Ricker Undertaker
Harvard Street
Auburn Street
Watertown
Tel
Newton North
Coleman Coalman
Eye Coal
Steve
Frankin Coal
Coleman Brothers
Orvlems
Wass
Ave
Comb
Green
Fast Street Broadway
E. H. Martin
Winter St
Boston
Cts
Ai R Henderson Estate— Insurance
Harvard Square
the “Sentinel's
Iarmony
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Collier's Weekly
Wardwell
Starvard
Caesar
Raymond
T Logan
Ryan Roth
Yi Freddie Macdonald
Indpendence League
Freddie
Independence
Nobadly
Hollis H. Bailey
Muneleod
Whippen
Greater
City Hall
Meeting OF Democrats
J. Frank Facey
Coveney
Mass. Ave
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