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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1903

Page

3

St Johns Council Celebration Highlights Knights of Columbus Anniversary

The seventh anniversary of St John s Council No 193 Knights of Columbus was a grand success at Institute Hall on Wednesday evening. Mayor Gene Ree led the grand march as a large crowd filled the hall. A concert preceded a snake dance with many couples. Musicians Scully s orchestra provided the music and N J Hardy catered a late collation. Dozens of members and their escorts attended, names of many mentioned among attendees.

Institute Hall Generee St. John's Council Knights of Columbus McNeenee Kate Newman Frank Shaughnessy James H. Newman John T. Hart John A. Dwyer John W. Coveney Owen Doherty Daniel Madden Patrick F. Mu Miseus May. Heirl Misa Ellen Furlong Margaret Linnehan Stephen H. Harrington James W. Cosgrove Thomas Callina Jeremish F. Downey John S. Thompson James F. Doherty May ‘Martin Isabel McPeek Lizzie Regan Katherine McCarthy Anna Minnehan Sarah Boyle William J. Carroll James J. Buckley John F. Fair Patrick J. Callahan Thomas F. Gardinier George E. Craigan William H. Sennett Edward T. Clarke John J. McBride John F. Gurry Catherine Casey Annie Murphy Rose McElroy William Shaunessy Mamie Cary Mary A. Bolen W. H. Barry John T. Hale Robert Young Thomas F. Tighe James F. Mullen Richard F. Dacey James J. Malley Dennis L. Kelley Christopher J. Newman James T. Barrett George A. Weber Frederick W John J. Cosgrove Jeremiah F. Morley Thomas J. O'Brien William J. Quinn John Haakey John Harrington David J. Nelligan John J. O'Neil Joseph Shaughnessy Jeremiah F. Hayes James Kirby Fred Lacerda William R. Walker Daniel J. Madden William J. Haley Herbert M. Reltey Charles Long William Moran Charles J. O'Connell Thomas L. Dailey Daniel G. O'Sullivan Edward B. Campbell John H. Ponce John B. Whoriskey May Feeney Katharine Austin

Clan McIntosh Ball Shines At Prospect Hall Concert

Clan McIntosh No 13 held its eighteenth annual concert and ball in Prospect hall drawing about five hundred attendees. Mayor McNamee and Royal Secretary Robert Kerr spoke as Blanche Gibbs drew praise with singing and dancing, while Herbert Smith Madame Barutto and Mr Martin performed. The evening closed with Auld Lang Syne and plans for future gatherings.

Sterling Laird O' Cock Ren George P. Martin Jessie John Provan Blanche Gibbs Madame Barutio Dudley Prescott Cambridge Clan McIntosh Royal Robert Kerr Order Herbert Smith Mr. Martin John Neabitt Thomas H. Beattie David Houston William Ferguson Lewis McKenzie James Grant Alex. Wight Thomas Provan James Cherson James Wylie James Jackson Edward Graham William Sharp Malcolm Mclennan Charles D. Craigie Clan McKenzie Boston

Norton Associates Make Mer Ball A Grand Fancy Dress Event

The Norton associates held their first fancy dress ball at Prospect Hall on Monday evening a brilliant success with 150 couples in costume. A concert program featured Halliday Goodwin Johnson Jones Sam Moore Keefe Foy Slane McKinley Poole Conway and Harry Conway. Prizes of 25 and 15 were awarded for best dressed and most attractive costumes. Dancing ran until 2 am with many club members attending from East Cambridge Glendale Hudson Harvard and other social circles.

Dreas Norton Associates Prospect Halliday and Goodwin Johnson and Jones Sam Moore John Keefe Jack Foy Eddie Slane Robert McKinley Poole Conway Harry Conway Daniel Halloran Henry Watts Charles Smith John Fagan Alfred August Charles Han‘nam Willie James Conner Sis Hopkins Alice O'Leary Manuel Cunha Bud Halliday Edwin Parke John Connors Sol Barber James Lyons Harry Halliday Edward Marks John Durnan William Beck Matt Downey Thomas Hubbard Harry Furburg John McGrath John McKinnon James Lyons John Sullivan Harry Johnson Fred Partridge Richard Conway Edward Cameron Annie Bobick Kate Thorrey Kittie Galleger Gertie Conroy Fan

Cambridge Hebrew Ladies' Education Association Meeting

The Cambridge Hebrew Ladies' Educational Association met at Beth Izrael to discuss cooperation with Talmud Torah on spreading knowledge. Speakers urged harmony, but a split remained with an adjourned vote and a second meeting planned to pursue satisfactory cooperation between factions.

Cambridge Hebrew Ladies’ Educational Association Beth Izrael Talmud Torah Ladies’ Association

Barn Party Aids Holy Ghost Hospital For Incurables

A barn party and dance on the hospital grounds drew about 500 attendees and raised a substantial sum for hospital expenses. Whist tables in the lecture hall saw 75 games, with prizes awarded to Miss M. G. Fitzpatrick and Frank L. Rogers, and E. J. Cooney and Mrs. M. A. McQuade as runners up. A large dancing platform and tent covered floor, led by P. F. Craddy with Chief Henry J. Cunningham, hosted refreshments served by a long list of ladies including Mrs. W. E. Doyle and Mrs. P. J. Deady.

Holy Ghost M. G. Fitzpatrick Frank L. Rogers E. J. Cooney M. A. McQuade P. F. Craddy Henry J. Cunningham William E. Doyle P J. Deady James Myles R. J. McKellegett P. J. Finnegan A. Anderson A. McCarthy John Kennedy Maurice O'Doonell B. Kelleher A. C. Cunningham M. Hanniford Jennie Sinnott Mies D. Chase Jennie Ball Miss McIntire Miss Newman Miss Collins Mies McConnell

Cross Country Championship Set for Thanksgiving Run

The New England Amateur Athletic Association cross country championship will start from Cambridgeport Gymnasium at Prospect and Cambridge streets on Thanksgiving morning, November 26. The 10 mile course runs via Broadway to Columbia to Massachusetts Avenue, over Harvard Bridge to Beacon Street, Chestnut Hill reservoir and back. Defending record holder Frank N. Kanaly ran 54 minutes 23 seconds. Awards include gold, silver, and bronze medals under N B A A U rules. Officials include Referee M. F. Winaton, Starter Joseph Bean, Clerk of Course William F. Hynes, and several others from Cambridgeport Gymnasium, St Joseph A A, and Cambridge Y M C A.

New England Amateur Athletic Association Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association Prospect Cambridge Streets Broadway Columbia Massachusetts Avenue Harvard Bridge Beacon Street Chestnut Hill Reservoir Frank N. Kanaly M. F. Winaton Bt. Joseph T. A Lynn Joseph Bean T. H. O'Connor St. Alphonus A. C Edward Walsh Roanoke A. C Frank X. McGrath T. F. Riley William F. Hynes John J. McCarthy H. C. McGrath St. Joseph Dr. Barnes Cambridge Y. M. C. A A J. St, Jr A. A

Smoke Talk at St John’s Council K of C

St John’s Council K of C opened a winter season with a smoke talk at their Cambridge street hall. A lecture by Rev Fr Ryan on his travels to Rome and the Holy Land opened the program, followed by vocal selections, sleight of hand, sparring and a catered collage. Entry fee 50 cents, closing with Thomas F. Riley, Cambridgeport gymnasium, on Monday, Nov 28.

Thomas F. Riley Cambridgeport Gymnasium Cambridge St.John’s Council K. of C Cambridge Street Fr. Ryan Cambridge Council Rome Holy Land Ryan Messrs Scanlan Anglin Jess Kelley William Brothers Flanagan Lynch Segue Weber

Allston schoolhouse lot to be rebuilt with five apartments

The old Allston schoolhouse on Boardman street Cambridge is torn down for five apartment houses by Frank Saggese of Hanover Street Beaton. The property was auctioned to A. B. Turner of Arlington who sold it to Saggese. The Allston school housed Benjamin W. Roberts for years before becoming a makeshift and later gutting by fire.

Allston Boardman Street Cambridge Frank Saggese Hanover Street Beaton Cunningham Bros A. B. Turner Arlington Harvard Street Saggesse Benjamin W. Roberts New Roberts School

Blackington Guiney Wedding at Mrs Guiney’s Home

A pretty wedding was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. John J. Guiney on Sterling terrace. Miss Mae Guiney and Frederick Blackington of Rockland Maine were married with Uncle Mortimer Hackett as best man and Miss Helen Guiney as bridesmaid. Cambridge artists provided music at the informal reception. The couple will honeymoon in Rockland and then reside in the city. Mrs Blackington is the sister of Andover athlete John J. Guiney.

Blackington Guiney John J. Guiney Sterling Terrace Mae Guiney Frederick Blackington Rockland Mortimer Hackett Helen Guiney Cambridge

Marriages in City Church and Local Register Notice

A long list of marriages and new registries on dates in November, naming brides and grooms with ages and addresses, including Staples Clifford English McMakin Hanson Sodern Toffling Murnaghan Doherty Hynes Malone Seery Pearce Darrah Jennie Jordan Walcott Keenan Cremins Sevigne Barrows Russ Silva Kelley Coto Taylor Weymouth Blair Han Mahoney Murphy Sullivan Conroy Harrison Hall Ford Reco Lincoln McCaffrey Lewie and others in the city. Names, ages, and venues such as Cambridge hospital and 860 Massachusetts Avenue appear among the entries.

Staples-Clifford Wilber N. Mason Thomas Henry Staples Boston Sarah Edith Clifford English-Mcmakin F. J. Hughes George Joseph English Lillian Cecilia McMakin Hanson-Soders C. H. Williams Hans Gabriel Hanson Hildegard Marie Sodelund Stafford-Toffling P. J. Durcan John Edward Stafford Mary Alphonsus Toffling McMorrow-Murnaghan Bernard Jas. McMorrow Catherine Murnaghan Doherty-Hynes Michael J. Coffey John Doherty Mary Hynes Malone Jennie Massachusetts Avenue Annie F. Jennie Jordan Webster Avenue Mary F. Jordan Walcott Cambridge Hospital Richard P. Walcott Hampshire Street Kirkland Street John Savin Black Keenan Sacramento Street William J Silva Lowland Avere Joseph Silva Kelley Carlisle Street Francis Kelley Coto Lee Catherine Cole Taylor Otis William M. Taylor Weymouth Fairmont Street Elizabeth Weymouth Blair Columbia Street Samuel M. Blair Han Reservoir Street Frederick L. Han Mahoney Elm Street John Mahoney Murphy Hannah B. Murphy Bsullivan School Place Dennis F. Sullivan Conroy Grigg Street Ee BR Harrison Emery Court Souren Harrison Hall Craigie Street Carrington Hall Ford Cambridge Street Thomas Fort Reco John J. Reco Magoun Street Lincoln Cambridge Martha Jane Sincoln Ae Street McCaffrey Hugh McCaffrey Lewie Marcella Street Fanny Lewis

Election Day Reverie of Cambridge Faction Lords

On December 15 1903 at Dana Hill Chateau Generalissimo the Non Partisan Cambridge club chief Edgar Champlin and his aide Coveney await election returns. Jerry brings red lemonade to celebrate McNamee carrying Wards 1 2 3 11 as Brattle Street remains to be heard.

Colonial Club Annex Party of Cambridge Chateau Generalissimo Dana Hill Folke Avenue de Massachusetts Champlin Edgar Coveney Ever Anon Mike” Shea Jerry Mike Michael Bunker Hill Monument McNamee Brattle Street Judas Iscariot Deer Island East Cambridge

Military Ball Promises City Armory Event of The Season

Cambridge prepares for the grand military ball at the new $175,000 armory with elaborate plans. Notable guests from Boston, Brookline, and Cambridge expected, with a reception committee from the state militia led by Gen Thomas Mathews and Col James Frye. Governor and lieutenant governor likely to attend as delegations from Fusiliers Lancers Roxbury Horse Guards and others pledge support.

Cambridge Boston Brookline Alderman Stoughton Bell Thomas R. Mathews James A. Frye William H. Oakes William A. Pew George R. H. Buffinton Murray D. Clement Edwin W. M. Bailey George F. Quinby Francis Meredith, Jr BE. H. Eldredge Charles P. Nutter George F. H. Murray Isaac N. Marshall James H. Dillaway, Jr Fred 8. Howes J. Stearns Cushing Henry L. Kincaide Charles T. Dukelow 8. W. Sleeper George B. Caswell

Press Men Carry On Strike Over Old Wages Schedule

Work tomorrow hinges on talks as Messrs. Cushing and Hayes meet the superintendent this afternoon. Strikers demand the old rate of 24 cents per hundred feet and urge all press men and makers to stay away during the stoppage. Officials hope for an early settlement.

Cushing and Hayes

Woven Hose Strike Hits Boston Works

Eighteen belt pressmen and makers at the Boston Woven Hose company on Hampshire street walk out over a wage cut from 24 to 20 cents per 100 feet. Twelve belt pressmen and six loom operators quit. after meetings and partial resignations, five calender men also left but later returned as the grievance was settled. Superintendent Richards expected an early return to work.

Boston Woven Hose Company Hampshire Street Mesars, Cushing and Hayes Richards

East Cambridge Democrats Rally Aims to Boost Registration

A Democratic rally at Institute lower hall East Cambridge drew enthusiasm for voter registration. Speakers included Mayor McNamee Representative Lehan and Alderman Barrett promising the party ticket will surpass prior local turnout.

Mayor McNamee Representative Lehan Alflerman Barrett Kafore East Cambridge

Jackson Club Admits New Members At Sunday Meeting

A well attended Jackson Club meeting last Sunday formed a registration and naturalization committee to canvass the ward for voting list names. Several new members were admitted including Antonio A. Paine, a noted sculptor employed by Frank J. Costa.

Antonio A. Paine Frank J. Costa

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