Local Ward List Names Read in Civic Roll Call
The document catalogs residents including ant Carl J. Johnson and Carl J. Johnson among ward 7 names with contributors such as Charles P. Cox Jr. ward 7 and ward 8 figures Walter C. Wardwell Samuel D. Elmore Hugh Bancroft Howard F. Peak among ward 9 listings and ward 10 names Albert Hall Howland Dudley Robert W. Hunter Marshall F. Blanchard Farwell E. Thayer William H. Walker plus ward UU entries Albert S. Apsey George A. Parry Isaac Turner Joseph A. Genest Joseph Paradis Charles J. Connor, reflecting a civic roster of local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Crane
Jesse W. Moreland
Harry N. Stearns
Henry C. Stetson
Albert H. Hall
Howland Dudley
Robert W. Hunter
Marshall F. Blanchard
Farwell E. Thayer
William H. Walker
Ward UU
Alberts
Apsey
George A. Parry
Isaac Turner
Joseph A. Genest
Joseph Paradis
Charles J. Connor
Institute Notes on 50th Anniversary Plans and Events
A large gathering at St John’s literary institute discusses the 50th anniversary program. Events include a special mass at Sacred Heart, communion breakfast, sacred concert, and a Tuesday banquet. Local officials and ex mayors will attend. Arthur McCarthy hints at Harvard football prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John’s Literary Institute
Institute
Sacred Heart Church
Institute Hall
Bates
Guild
Cambridge
Church of the Sacred Heart
Thomas B. Shea
Mary T. Crowley
Theresa McGinnis
Mias
Isabel Woods
Katherine Keenan
George A. Johnson
Thomas O'Keefe
Institute Glee Club
Middlesex County peopleRs Convention
Peter Curran
Arthur McCarthy
Harvard
Local Brevities From Cambridge Notes and Events
Sergt. Gordon of Station 2 is expected back Monday after two months leave following a leg injury from a dropped revolver. Harvard opens with 600 entering students this year, 540 last year. Various local residents and events include weddings, church activities, a new all interscholastic football team, Gaelic games plans, a Cambridge Aerie visit, wedding of Mae Lundergan and Robert Phinney, multiple fires, and social gatherings across North Cambridge and East Cambridge communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt. Gordon
Station 2
Boston Journal
Collina
Boston American Baseball
Harvard College
William M. Richardson
Brattle Street
North Haven
J. H. Beale, Jr
Chauncy Street
Franconia
N. H
Forest Hill
M. C. Curtis
Richmond
Frank J. Grady
Eunice
Lewiston
Alice May Stevens
Bretton Woods
Houghton
Ward 7
Putnam Avenue
Magee Street
M. F. Curran
Sixth Street
South
Boston
Harvard
Cambridge
Yale
Hanley
Hogan
New Haven
Jim
Irish Counties Athletic Union
Celtic Park
New York
Cambridge Aerie
Thomas Murphy
Cambridge Aerle
Willam Stella
Aeries
Aerie
Fire at vacant North Cambridge building sparks brief blaze
Engine 4 rushed to 4 Jackson Street at 11 15 p m Friday September 23 to quell a fire that threatened adjacent tenements. The unoccupied brick structure owned by Mrs Bridget McCall on Rindge Avenue was deemed incendiary after last Februarys destruction and temporary condemnation. Residents and visitors from Europe, including John F Hogan, attended social notices and town volunteers continue to clear debris as neighbors recall the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Chapel
Cambridge
Stranger
North
Boston
Walter Layole
Matthew Ryn
St. John's Chapel
St. John’s C. T. A. Society
Democratic City Committee
Temperance
Edward Cobb
Massachusetts General Hospital
Norris
Cedar Streets
Charles Winer
Clifton Street
St. John's Sodality
Della Walsh
J. Nolan
Treaholm
Charles O'Connell
Leominster
Maas
Reed Street
Mae B. Lundergan
Middlesex Street
Robert G. Phinney
Father Kelley
Miss Lundergan
Jackson Street
Murphy
Tme
Bridget MccCall
Rindge Avenue
Europe
John F. Hogany
North Cambridge
White Street
Hogan
Ireland
Timothy O’hearn
Cedar Street
City Electrician
Nellie Sullivan
Elm Farm Creamery
Massachusetts Avenue
Thomas P. O'Neil
Montgomery Street
Rose A. Toland
Woburn
O’neil
Deaths and local notices from East Cambridge events
Miss Mary A. Shannon dies at 60 Otis street after five years of consumption. Funeral at Church of the Sacred Heart and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery. Missing man Bernard Hart last seen Sept 16 from 41 Ninth street. Angus McNeil dies after fall from a third street roof. burial at St. Joseph's cemetery. Sir Knights Munroe and Brown plan extended stay at St Louis fair. East Cambridge Public Library adds eight framed art reproductions. Inspectors recover 1200 worth of property from Antonio Bicchey's home and Somerville room. no arrest. Cambridge Aerie No. 185 sets schedule. Third Anniversary of Institute of Aerie to be celebrated with officers from Lowell Aerie 19 assisting. Social and banquet planning underway with C H Murphy, Daniel Reardon and M J Morrissey in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Shannon
Otis Street
Patrick Shannon
Church of the Sacred Heart
Holy Cross
Bernard Hart
Ninth Street
Angus McNeil
Third Street
St. Louis
East Cambridge
The
Public Library
St Peter's
Rome
India
Hermes
Washington
Switzerland
Antonio Bicchey
Eighth Street
Bicchey
Mary
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
Eighth Street House
Cambridge Aerie No
Ihe
Institute of Aerie
Lowell Aerle 19
Aerles
C. H. Murphy
Daniel Reardon
M. J. Morrissey
William Stolba
Medford Football Tops Rindge Man T. T. U. at Combination Park
Medford High School defeated Rindge Manual Training School 6 to 0 at Combination Park Wednesday afternoon. The article lists players for both teams and notes shifts in boxing matches and local notes about births and a boxing card at Union A. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Mellody
Tommy Sullivan
Charles River Park
Cambridge
Sullivan
Mellody
Manchester
N. H
Medford
Rindge Manual Training School
Combination Park
Medford H. Rindge
M. T. Crockwell
L. E
Leavitt Magilibuddy
Gow Nell
R. G
Griffin Boynton
Woodside Cushman
R. G. Comstock
R. T. i . Wood
P.O
Q. B
Dickerman McDonald
R. H
Park
Mather
H. B
McDonald Zwicker
F. Do
F. B
Caras
Medford H
Rindge M. T
Crockwell
Carrick
Charles Brown
Hughes
Kane
Jim
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Chocolate
Walter Baker
Drake
Corcoran
Omo
de Long
Torwas Brige
J. H. Corcoran & CO
Eee
Bratile Square
Cambridge Field
James F. Mullen
Hampshire Street
Crimson Shoe
Boylston Street
F. N. Davis
ALL America
Rice and
Wood
Radiata Chon
Lephone
Fred J ‘Macleod
Allorney
Art Boston
Yowneoe
Mass. Ave
George A. Mirick
Real Estate and Insurance Cor
Second
Robinson Building
William Ward
Sopa W. Garvin
William P. Sutton
Jonas F. Capelle
Andrew Burk
Jilam H
Jo ‘Oyce
Clement P. McDonald
John J. Hertach
Timothy Desmond
Frank Maron
John A. Nilson
Thomas T, Jones John B
Ae Charles
Given
Willliam C. Lane
John C. Jacobson
Joseph A. Dorsey
Edoura Morrison
Institute Notes
Jennie White
Children's Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Mina White
Francis Stafford
Railroad Street
Brock & Eaton
Division 19
Michael J. Brennan
Daniel O'Keefe, Jr
George Street
White Mountains
O'Keefe
Westminster
St. James’ Church
Beech Street
Mabel
Walter Morris
Mesera
Edward McGuiness
Joseph Lundergan
Miss Biffim
Harry Smith
Stephen Bresnahan
Bresnahan
Jeremiah Kelleher
John P. Nelligan & Sons
Donahue
Cambridge Hospital
Mittee
D. J. O’brien
Max Keezer
G. H. Hodgkins
D. F. Corcoran
Joseph B. Burke
L. J. Fallon
E. T. McNeil
Ira A. Brackett
BE. J. Mahoney
William G. Thompson
Second Baptist Church
Mullett
Womens’ Guild of the Church of the Ascension
Cambridge Street
Oberammergau
Tyrol
John Q. Blake
Blake Brothers
Fifth
Cambridge Streets
Temple Street
M. E. Church
Lula M. Taylor
Mary E. Taylor
Alice E. Healey
Charles Blake
M. G. Prescott
Trinity M. E
Mathew T. A. S
Hovey's
Associaton
Sporting Notes
T. F. Mahoney
Francis
Edward
Maud Frances Lockhart
Mr. Mahoney
Registration of Voters
Central Square
Ward Room
Brattle Square
Ward 11
Isaac
Prar
Board of Registrars