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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1904

Page

6

Rattling Good Show At Cambridgeport Minstrel Night

The Cambridgeport gymnasium association presented a two part minstrel and Wizard of Gauze travesty show at 81 Thomas Aquinas hall Norfolk Street on Thanksgiving. performers included John L McCarthy Edward Quinn Helen M Cogan and Miss Gertrude Melavin with lavish costumes and strong vocal numbers. The production drew enthusiastic crowds and repeated engagements Thursday and Friday, achieving both high artistic quality and financial success.

Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association Thomas Aquinas Hall Norfolk Street John W. Roberts John L. McCarthy David J. O'Vonnor Daniel En Hkdward W. Quinn Bones John B. Whoriskey Alice Powers Hall David J. O'Connor James H. Rattigan Phillip St. Coeur Patrick W. Buckley John. Haverty Gabriel Edward F. P. Burns Mollie Neil J. Kelleher Tip Mombi Old Witch Elizabeth Byrne Jack O'Lantern Joseph McGilvary Armstrong John Curley Brown Elsteeatieen John Kirby Ginger Helen M. Cogan Gertrude Powers Scare Crow John Haverty Tin Woodman Wm. Schneider Woggle Bug James Moylan Glinda Gertrude Melavin Ozma Belle Smith John C. Haverty the Scarecrow William Schneider Jack O’lantern Armatrong Mr. Brown Gertrude Powers Mombl Sololatsa Alice Powera Hall Edward F. P. Byrne John B. Whorisky Net J. Kelleher Daniel Enos Edward Quinn Charles Hall Harry McCarthy Timothy F. Brassil J. L. Philip Coeur John V. Kirby Charles E. McLaughlin Alfred J. Crozier Frank L. McCarthy Neil McCarthy William Sears Kathryn A. Flanagan Gertrude M. Melavin Sue O'Neile Anna K. Reardon Margaret FE. Sweeney Anna T. Cox Charlotte L. Reardon Edward Howlett Mary J. Sheehan Fred Bilis Thomas J. Conrick

Banquet Highlights Charles River Dam Plan Lecture

Citizens Trade Association hosted a Wednesday banquet where William S. Youngman outlined the Charles River dam project with a drawing showing the river basin and park of 634 acres. He traced the movement, listed commissioners, discussed a dam road 85 feet wide, fresh water basin, and a two foot mean water height, with costs totaling about 2.3 million and construction to begin March 1905.

Citizens Trade Association Hall William S. Youngman Charles River Dam Commission Charles River Henry 8. Pritchett Henry D. Yerxa Joshua, B. Holden Hiram A. Miller Craigie Bridge Boston Cambridge Coffers

Independent Republican Rally Crowds Ward 7 Club

The Ward 7 club hosted a crowded meeting with supporters of the Independent Republican ticket. Alderman William Anderson chaired. mayoral candidate Charles Simpson spoke with vigor, pledging steadfastness in the race. Others including William H. Gray Walter Cowlishaw Cornelius McArthur James Livingstone Isaac Polack and Theodore Bird addressed attendees. The independents plan six alderman nominees and one councilman and one assessor candidate for each ward.

Ward 7 Club William Anderson Charles Simpson Lincoln McKinley Roosevelt William H. Gray Walter J. Cowlishaw Cornelius McArthur James Livingstone Cambridge Times Isaac Polack Theodore Bird

Installations of Ladies Auxiliary Officers at Boylton Hall

Officers of Ladies Auxiliary Division 2% A. O. H. were installed last Tuesday in Boylton hall Harvard square. Installing officer was Mrs. Kate B. Burke with about six officers and many auxiliaries from surrounding towns present. Recipients included Mrs. Catherine Haley president and Miss Mary Hogan vice president. Members honored retiring leaders Miss Mary O'Hara and Mrs. Troulee McGuire with engraved jewelry and a silver service respectively.

Ladies Auxiliary Boylaton Hall Harvard Square Kate B. Burke Catherine Haley Mary Hogan May Doyle Misa Catherine O'Hara Misa Gertrude Haley Atearma Grace Keough May Church Timothy Hailey Thomas O'Hara Wm. Phelan Richard Cronin Thomas O'Brien Wm. Lynch C. J. McGuire J. J. Whorlaky Mary McHugh Auxiliary Mary O'Hara Troulee McGuire

Retiring President Honored by Local Auxiliary

Warm congratulations were extended to the retiring president Miss O’Hara and officers as resolutions praised the division’s growth. Addresses by Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Haley, Miss O’Hara, and Mrs. Maguire highlighted service. Music and dancing followed, with guests deeming the event a pronounced success.

Clark Social Club Ball Shines At Cypress Hall With 800 Dancers

The Clark social club held its fourth grand ball at Cypress hall Prospect street drawing 800 guests. Miss Mamie Lynch and Albert F Sawyer led the grand march as Mc Innes’ Orchestra played a mix of classical and popular tunes to enthusiastic applause. Club officers and floor staff received high praise for managing a large crowd with grace and efficiency.

Clark Cypress Hall Prospect Street McInnes Mamie Lynch Albert F. Sawyer Thomas J. Heskett Alfred H. Bates Francis D. Smith Aids P. J. Collins W. M. Montgomery J. W. McKenzie J. J. Mahoney G. A. Benz M.S. Angel C. F. Lamb J. J. Sharkey J.T. Hampton F. H. Smith H. R B. Parker F. E. Carnell N. A. Robbins F. A. Weland A. F P. MccClennen G. B. Angel J. J. Fitzgerald A. L. Collins W. H. Duffy H. R. Nickolaewsky Clark Social Club State Street Albert F. Sawyer John W. McKenzie Fred E. Carnell Harold BR. Nickolaewsky George A. Benz Charles F. Lamb Patrick J. Collins T. J. Heskett A. H. Bates M. M. Thomas F. &. Camell H. EB. Parker F.H. Smith F. D. Smith J. EB. Hampton M. 8. Angel A. F. Sawyer A. I. Collins A. F., MecClennen T. J. Doris G. H

Snipping Party And Dance At Prospect Union Halls

A pleasant snipping party and dance drew about 200 Prospect Union members and guests last Wednesday evening. Boxes and packages hung along lines across the hall, guests blindfolded to snip what they chose, with humorous results. The event continued with dancing to midnight, floor directors listed as Coyne alds Malone White Mullett Willoughby Berlin and Medley.

Prospect Union John J. Coynealds Joseph Malone Edward White Fred Mullett Arthur Willoughby Maurice Berlin K. F. Medley

Market Letter Signals Broad Rally in Industrial Shares

Wettigrew Wright & Co report a broad market with rising industrial activity and copper demand driven by electrical development at home. They note a brief money flurry but an overall rally, suggesting money rates may improve as prosperity endures. PARTICULARS at RAYMOND'S.

Wettigrew, Wright & Co Interaethae Talon

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