Voters Registrars Run City Cast of Names
Gossip notes four registrars work in three city sections over several nights amid dark Central square offices. The piece urges more efficient registration and hints at a ward spread. It also mentions a Democrat convention at Associate Hall Lowell on Saturday Oct 12 at 2 50 PM and Simon Alexander declining a bid for alderman, while praising his steadfast democracy.
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Democratic County and District Attorney
Associate Hall
Lowell
Central Theatre
Simon Alexander
Alexander
Skelley Halleron Wedding at Sacred Heart Church
William Raymond Skelley and Annie Halleron married at Sacred Heart Church in East Cambridge with Rev. Dur can officiating. The couple received guests at the bride's mother on Bridge street and plan a bridal tour to Washington and New York before settling on Thorndike street.
Charak Introduces Profit Sharing Coupon Scheme
Tom Charak owner of Charak's tobacco shops proposes a 10 cent purchase coupon plan. Redeemable at headquarters 502 Massachusetts Avenue, with 25 coupons yielding 10 cents worth of goods. Coupons designed for easy saving.
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Tom” Charak
Charak
Brookline Street Station
Massachusetts Avenue
Catholic Total Abstinence Union to Convene in Cambridge
The semi annual convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the Boston archdiocese meets Oct 15 at Aquinas hall Cambridgeport. It is the first meeting since spring and delegates to the national convention will submit reports. Raymon d for Real Estate.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the
Archdiocese of
Boston
Aquinas Hall
Norfolk Street
Cambridgeport
Local Cambridge News Roundup Highlights Appointments and Incidents
Local notices report John E. Glynn appointed to teach evening grammar in Cambridge. Others include social events at Institute hall and Malta hall, accidents at Kemp's soap factory, a no license address by John T. Shea, and staff changes at Cambridge library and Wooller's Market. Community profiles feature Tom Charak’s recovery, a minstrel show plan, and upcoming balls and social firings.
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John E. Glynn
Ian
Cambridge
Glynn
Cambridge Latin School
Boston College
Matt Fleck
James Kelley
Mr. Pleasant House
Jefferson
Mass
Albert E. Sully
Rosenberg
Hammond
Cambridge Relief Hospital
John T. Shea
South Manchester
Conn
Wm. J. McGurk
St. James’ Church
Knights of Columbus
Father Mathew
Hibernian Societies
Charles Garvin on the road and local Father Mathew events
Charles Garvin is on assignment for Webster Typewriting Supply Co. In East Cambridge Father Mathew Day events are planned, including a lecture on the life of Father Mathew at St. John's hall. Temperance activities, minstrel shows, dances, and social gatherings fill October and November schedules with local clubs and families noted.
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Charles Garvin
The
Webster Typewriting Supply Co
Bennett's
Father Mathew
Father Mathew T. A
St. John’s Hall
Fourth Street
Ian “O'Brien
Temperance
Jamestown Exposition
Johnnie’ Land
al” Delmont
S. Raymond Conner
Everett Gaughan
Temperance Society
Pamelia W. Knight
Odd Fellows
Cambridge Street
Gordon (Grainger
East Cambridge
West Somerville
John Quinn
Jefferson, Mass
Frank Sullivan
Institute
John J. Ahern
Edward Counihan
Edward J. Brandon
Harugari Hall
Otis Associates
John Wilbur Murphy
Whippen the Caterer Serves Greater Boston
Local catering firm Whippen dominates the Boston scene with top service. Based in the M C A Building opposite City Hall, the office operates to provide expert catering across the Greater Boston area.
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Whippen
Greater
Boston
City Hall
Jewish Holiday Week Observances Close in City
Last Tuesday marked the close of Jewish holiday observances in the city centered at Synagogue Beth Israel on Columbia Street. Large gatherings at Columbia Hall reflected a strong religious spirit among local Hebrews and were seen as encouraging by community elders.
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Beth Israel
Columbia Street
Hell
Columbia Hall
Cambridge Republican Club Banquet Promises Notables
The Cambridge Republican Club hosts its first banquet at Citizens Trade Association hall 678 Massachusetts avenue on Thursday evening October 10. Guests include Lieut. Gov. Draper Congressman McCall and Congressman George F. P. Lawrence of North Adams among others replacing the usual candidates' night.
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Cambridge Republican Club
Citizens’ Trade Association
Massachusetts Avenue
Gov
Draper
McCall
George FP. Lawrence
North Adams
Somer Set Club To Stage Mock Trial Vaudeville Night
Somer set club members plan a mock trial vaudeville show and dance at Institute hall next Wednesday night. MelInnis full orchestra will be present. A great show is promised.
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Somerset Club
Institute Hall
MelInnis
Hair Restorer Promoted At Silva's Store
A hair restorer guarantees hair growth or money back. Offered at Silva's located at 245 Green Street near Central, promotional display highlights customer refunds.
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Silva's
Green Street
Central
Local notes from Harvard Colony meeting and area events
At a Harvard Colony gathering in South Colorado Springs officials and residents discuss Toole's re election prospects and social rounds. The piece notes Lula McLaughlin and Franklin Gould wedding plans for October and a reception at 1102 Cambridge Street. Also mentions Ex Akerman Harrington family returning from Namiasket and Tobin Elks event.
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Harvard
So. CO
Austin
Toole
Lula McLaughlin
Franklin
P. Gould
Thomas McLaughlin
Cambridge Street
Akerman Tlarrington
Namiasket
Steve
Dan” Tobin
National Teamsters Union
Elks
Indianapolis
Diamond Cluster
Humorous Quips and Gentle Satire From a 19th Century Page
The excerpt offers wry exchanges about education politics and clever living. Among jokes is a quip about contributing to higher education at home. Whistler brushes off a kingly acquaintance while Herrick jokes about his age and literary output, signaling light social humor.
Ward 3 Democrat Samuel Pill Seeks Common Council Nomination
Samuel Pill, a well known Ward 3 business man and active Democrat, announces his intention to seek a party nomination to the common council this winter. He has many friends who support him through early and late campaigning.
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Samuel Pill
Sam
40th Anniversary at Mr and Mrs Greco Home
Mr and Mrs Greco observed their 40th wedding anniversary at 48 Magazine Street Monday night with about 100 guests and gifts of silver cut glass and china. Their son Charles Greco Jr and daughter Alma Greece helped receive guests as fire alarms from box 120 then 14 sounded for a fire at Frank Lynch dwelling Putnam Avenue Acorn Street caused by a fisher touching a window casing. The blaze caused slight damage to a building owned by John Blevins.
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Reco
Magazine Street
Keeo
Charles Greco, Jr
Thomas J. Leahy
Misa Alma Greece
Frank Lynch
Putnam Avenue
Acorn Street
Fisher
John Blevins
O'Donnell Elected Speaker in Boston Young Men's Congress
Win J O'Donnell was elected speaker of the Young Men's Congress in Boston for the current session begun last Wednesday night. John Buckley of North Cambridge spoke on the Merger. Aug Seaver of Ward 4 introduced a jury contempt proceeding order for the Oct 16 meeting at Bal lia hall West street Boston.
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Win. J. O'Donnell
Young Men's Congress
Boston
John Buckley
North Cambridge
Seaver
Ward 4
Ballou Hall
West Street
Dr Eaton’s Advice to a Student on Speech
A former Madison University president, Dr Eaton, is remembered for his warm rapport with students. At a commencement, a valedictorian asked his opinion, and Eaton advised him to temper imagination with judgment to improve his speech.
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Eaton
Madison University
Edward
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Prospect Street
Malta Hall
Robb White, Jr
Episcopal Convention
Richmond
Alice M. O'Brien
Public Lbrary
Miss O'Brien
Martin Feeley
Europe
Tom” Edwards
Wescott's
Pearl Street
Hopkins
Lawrence Associates
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Clarence McDonald
Citymen’s Union
Cyprus Hall
Lena Bloomquist
Wooller’s Market
Norfolk Streets
Mary Brosnahan
Cuckoo Club
Franconia
N. H
Phil Brennan
Ward 3
Brockton Fair
Kathryn
Republican Club
California
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