East Cambridge Folk Return From Summer on the Enterprise
William Conaty Jack Murphy and Al Moore arrive home from a near globe trip aboard the Enterprise. They will man winter quarters at North Pond park and attend eastern city social events all winter. Tom Manefield returns to his post with Clark Cogan and Johnson, after illness. Joe Riley and Ray Mason plan a busy season at the Gem theatre Lynn. Lt James McCabe leaves Ladder 2 for two weeks at Chemical 1 with a blooming farewell bouquet. Mert Hartney studies ancient Hebrew and subscribes to a Boston Hebrew journal. East Cambridge delegates attend a Revere Beach dance under Mrs. George H. Kelley. Alderman Manuel Andrews will not run. Harugari hall socials draw many youths with William Mc Laughlin leading the University city orchestra. The Ten of Us club hosts a home social at Henry Donahue’s with plans for a whist party and Harugari hall event on Oct 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Conaty
Jack Murphy
al Moore
Enterprise
North Pond Park
Tom Manefield
Clark Cogan
Johnson
Boston
James McCabe
Ladder 2
Portland Street
Dardis
Chemical 1
Western Avenue
Mert Hartney
Moses
Lowell Street
East Cambridge
Revere Beach
George H. Kelley
Manuel Andrews
James T. Barrett
Second Middlesex
Harugari Hall
William McLaughlin
University City Orchestra
Henry Donahue
Second Street
North Cambridge Notes and Local Happenings in January
J B Quilty considers a run for Democratic ward council nomination in Ward 11. A Montgomery Street bachelor, famed in a hospital romance, allegedly plans marriage to the nurse who aided his recovery, though denied by him. St John’s chapel bazaar set for January with district supervision and many tables. Mr and Mrs Patrick O’Connell welcome a baby girl born last Monday. Newtowne Cafe improvements draw praise for Tom’s leadership. Night schools open Monday at Shepard school with many attendees. A rumor of a woman’s suicide by turpentine proves false, leaving only a night of illness. Mike Pitts promotes Notre Dame de Pitte bazaar race horses. Fires on Reed Street spark a court case with several youths given three months probation. Ia Humphrey, noted All Star first baseman, remains in focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Quilty
Common Council
Montgomery Street
Benedict
St. John's Chapel
Patrick O'Connell
Frank Street
Brookline
N. H
Newtowne
Tom
Shepard School
Mike” Pitts
Notre Dame de Pitte
Reed Street
North Cambridge Scene Sees Sparks Fly In Street Crash
A snapped electric wire at 10 o'clock Tuesday caused several shocks and a fainting by a passerby after a brief sidewalk fall. Repairs followed with no further damage. Delia and Mary Lafond hosted a 75 guest party at 112 Dudley Street last Saturday with a lively evening and a served collation. Timothy Murphy of Middlesex Street narrowly escaped a leg injury at Blake Knowles Steam Pump Works when his foot was caught between a lift car and the platform, requiring hospital care but only toe treatment. Captain Martin A. Hildridge, longtime City Home supervisor, died at 78 in Fair Haven. A smoke talk and entertainment is planned by Division 1, A. O. H., at Cedar Hall on Thanksgiving eve, with committee members named and possible remarks by State President Matthew A. Cummings. Topiano, a noted confectioner, moved to 2030 Massachusetts Avenue. A bazaar at Rhodes Hall ran 9 to midnight with O’Brien's orchestra, strong decorations, and many volunteers coordinating tables and displays led by Bernard Doris and Jeremiah Sullivan, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia
Mary Lafond
Dudley Street
Cambridge
Martin A. Hldridge
Fairhaven
Cédar Hall
Dennis P. Kelleher
Patrick Nolan
Timothy Keane
John Bowie
O'Brien
Rhodes Hall
Andrew Hezlett
Bernard ¥. Doris
Edward Poiver
Michael F. McGrath
Jeremiah F. Sullivan
John J. O'Neill
John J. Ryan
Stuart J. Clarke
Joseph Moran
Thos. J. Mulvahill
Thos
J. Cavan
Arthur Byrnes
Cornelius Ford
Charles F. Burns
Joseph Lane
Harry T. Hannon
Frank &. Horgan
Wm. J. Kersey
Edw. Toner
John H. O'Neill
John W. Knox
Chas
P. Garvin
David Coughlin
Oliver D. Clary
Wm. H. Gallagher
Frank J. McAvoy
Frank Grady
Jack Lawton
Frank Tukey
Bernard S. Doris
David Walsh
Anna Kelly
Lynch
May McAuliffe
Minnie Tukey
Mary Harrington
Lillian McGuinness
May Shannon
Florence Mahoney
Dr. Dwyer
Christopher Casey
Munnagan
Nellie Hanlon
May Barr
Mary Shea
Nellie O'Brien
Alice O'Brien
Chrissie Galvin
Minnie Galvin
Mary Fallon
Margaret Curry
Geo. Kelley
Catherine Conlon
Bertha Conlin
Leda Sullivan
Marie Mullen
Johnnie Sullivan
Mamie McPeeke
Josephine Hurley
Driscoll
Mamie Cassidy
Minnie Cronin
Annie McCarthy
Rose O'Neil
Margaret O'Neill
Mary Sullivan
Bernard F. Doris
John J. O'Neil
Division 49 A O H Grand Bazaar At Malta Temple
Division 49 A O H staged a grand bazaar at Malta Temple to aid the sick and death benefit fund. A parade from Lechmere Square welcomed 225 members, led by the Mission church field corps. Mayor Daly and State President Matthew Cummings spoke on benefits and generosity, noting $193,000 in state sick and death aid with $20,000 in Middlesex county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta Temple
Lech- Mere Square
Mission Church Field Corps
Lechmere Square
Bernard F. Doris
Daly
Matthew Cummings
Middlesex County
Fair at hall boosts charity sales and colorful booths
Five year old fair gathers crowd as County President Donnelly urges spending for a worthy cause. Dazzling booths, field corps arrival, and a lively concert fill the hall while eager patrons buy chances on numerous prizes and the wheel of fortune turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnelly
Ladies Society Hosts Bowling and Minstrel Plans
Last Tuesday the Ladies Society held a brief meeting then a bowling tournament at St John’s hall with Invincibles captained by Kathryn Greeley triumphing over Nonpariels. A record parish Mass drew 250 attendees, followed by breakfast catered by Mr Bushway. Dom Keegan organized minstrel show plans for Thanksgiving Eve with nearly 200 members auditioning. a whist, dance social is set for next Friday at St John’s Hall with Condit’s Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society
St. John’s Hall
Invincibles
Sophy Chamberlain
Alice Williams
Nellie Calnan
Rose Gilligan
Gertie Ellard
Kathryn Greeley
Mary Hennessey
Annie Keegan
Margaret O’brien
Mamie O'Brien
Mary Sheehan
Fanny Lucy
Captain Greeley
Quarterly Society
Church of the Sacred Heart
Cambridge
Fourth Streets
St. John's Hall
Bushway
Ladies’ Temperance Society
Nellie Dwyer
Catherine Mansfield
Josephine Toomey
Annie Cowhig
Margaret O'Brien
Mary Kelley
Charles Burns
Society
Bdw
B. Gaughan
Hugh O'Rourke
John Lane
William O'Brien
James Rogers
Edward Walsh
Dom” Keegan
Keegan
Condit
Ladies Appointed To Arrangements Committee And A Local Death
The article notes the committee of arrangements names including Miss Nellie Dwyer and several others. It reports the death of Miss Agnes O Reilley age twenty one or twenty two from pneumonia and Bright's disease. Her funeral was at St Peters church with high mass. pallbearers were six young ladies and interment at Calvary cemetery Waltham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Dwyer
Annie Newman
Elizabeth Sheehan
Mary Kelley
Mary Cowhig
Annie Keegan
Mary O'Brien
Catherine Greeley
Josephine Toomey
Nellie McCarthy
Charles Burns
Agnes O'Reilly
Bright
Miss O'Rielley
Frank J. O’reilley
Saville Street
Blessed Virgin's Sodality
St. Peter's Church
L. J. Glynn
James Supple
Elizabeth Mahoney
Mary Fegan
Mary Noonan
Annie McBride
Mary Corcoran
Gertrude Brady
Calvary Cemetery
Waltham
Local club elects officers for ensuing year
Tuesday of last week the club elected Miss 8. Potter as president and Annie Flood as vice president with Margaret Shark ey treasurer Lena Galvin secretary and a board of directors including Louise Staughnessy Louise Donovan and others Two new members Theresa Carey and Julia Galvin joined the roll A meeting was held at 88 Fourth street to plan the season which includes a ball and many whist parties A theatre party followed at the Colonial to see Mayor of Tokio and Richard Carle company then a supper at Brigham's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. Potter
Annie Flood
Margaret Sharkey
Lena Galvin
Louise Staughnessy
Louise Donovan
Lena McLaughlin
Mary Galvin
Clara Neale
Mamie Quinn
Louise Sullivan
Margaret Crowe
Mary Flynn
Gnasie Shannon
Theresa Carey
Julia Galvin
Misa Louise Shaughnessy
Fourth Street
Tokio
The
Colonial
Richard Carle
Brigham’s
Just A Word About Your Full Clothing Fall Stock
A vintage ad promotes an improved credit system for fall stock clothing. Shoppers can choose items, take them home, and pay a little at a time afterward, contrasting with older installment plans.
You Pay as You Wear Fall Clothing in Cambridge
Tailor wholesale notice touts finest tailored Fall clothing in Cambridge. Stock is described as a dandy assortment with emphasis on quality and value for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Pride in Our Stock in Ladies and Mens Departments
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Qnat Somer
Crofut & Knapp
Nat J. Somers Hatter
Harberdasher
Massachusetts Ave
Brookline Street
Goodness
CG. A. RL Vette
Whitman
Mass
Phenix Nerve Beverage CO
Pike
Phenix Nerve Beverage Company
Meto
Phenix
Lou Goulding
Massachusetts Avenue
Squire
Arlington
Wade
B. John P. Squire & Company
Squire's
Henry F. Farrow
Prospect Street
Talepmonen
Brore
H. A. Allyn
Cambridge Gas Co
NORTH
Ia” Humphrey
All Star Baseball Nine
Bazaar
John Donnelly
Father Mathew T. A
Herrick
Hammond
Frank A. Pearson
Cornhill
Soden Street
Ulric Gagin
Bartlett's Stable
John T. Shea
Shea Bros
Pearl Street
Cambridge Street
J. Shea
Fifth Street
Otis Street
Agnes O'Reilley
Odessa Club
Raymond's
Oriental Tea Company
Bole
Bignig Tle
Seollay Equare
L. Leventhal
Cambridge ST
East Cassbridge, Mass
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