Closing Car Rally at Cambridge Field
A closing car rally is scheduled for Monday evening November 2 at Cambridge Field near Cambridge and Willow Streets, with event locations at the Old Car Barn on Main Street, Cor, and the junction of Sixth Street.
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Cambridge Field
Cor
Cambridge and Willow Sts
Old Car Barn
Main Street
Sixth Street
Cambridge Local Notices Roundup of Clubs and Events
Cambridge clubs and societies schedule gatherings from Nov 3 to Nov 16. Catholic union circle reads Jubal and Cecelia life. Lechmere Camera Club whist party. Universalist Lend a Hand supper. Miss Keller to St Louis fair. Putnam school graduates reunion. Morse Associates theater plans. various balls, socials, and lectures at Institute hall and Prospect hall. Radcliffe idlers clubReception. Epworth league supper and church events. local police and civic meeting reports.
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Catholic Union Reading Circle of
Cambridge
Augustine J. Daly
Martin Street
George Hirot
Jubal
Mary Burke
St. Cecelia
Cowper
Shelley
Milton
Scott
Moore
Coleridge
Eliza Ford
Gerald Griffin
Lechmere Camera Club
Institute Hall
Second Universalist Church
Otis Street
Helen Keller
Dana Street
Francis
St. Louis
Keller
Annie M. Sullivan
B. A. Whitman
Spain
Gibraltar
Home Circle
Odd Fellows
Association
Newtowne Hall
Joseph J. Kelly
Foresters of America
East Cambridge
Innes
Morse Associates
Morse School
Lady of Lyons
Josephine Harwood
Boston School of Expression
Fiist
Harvard Square
Indian Association
Eldredge
Cole
Putnam School
John F. Royal
J. ¥.McCarthy
H. Quinn
Andrews
Norton Associates
Prospect Hall
Epworth League
Trinity M
Sweden
Scotland
Land
Germany
United States
Hach
Rey
Charles H. Williams
William C. Lyons
Bill Ball
Mies Blanch Barteaux
Maude Hadman
Mise Josephine Lagerquist
Mise Hittie Alexander
Frederick Scotton
John Coe
Mise Lottie Currie
Misa Rena Thompson
Misa Ingo Weren
Mise Bila Frye
Merrill School
Broadway
Fayette Street
Caroline Leighton
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Merrill
Mise Leighton
Misa Froebel
Froebel
Mason T. Rogers
Mary W. Wells
Gladys C. Gilmore
Charleesie BE. McKinnon
Flora B. Burton
F. Stanley Howe
Lawrence G. Miller
Charles O. King
William J. Pierce
Hlinor M. Goodrich
Arthur F. Winlock
Edward L. Bennett
Marion C. Woodworth
Olive W. Bell
Robert V. Arnold
Georgia H. Stearns
Howard P. Belnap
Archibald C. Gove
Katherine Morris
Harry T. Fogg
Carlisle W. Burton
James A. Eccles
Basket Ball
Navy
Observatory Hill
Concord Avenue
John H. H. McNamee
James A. Montgomery
Frederick 8. Deitrick
Middlesex
William P. Nickerson
Messrs. Barrett
Authier
Lambert, Mills
Barcelow
Walter Normoyle
McCrehan
Epworth Chapel
John W. Freese
Washington School
Freese
Inman Square
Auto Express Company
Station 2
Geo. Wilot
Catholic Union
Cambridge Children of the Revolutionary Society
Henry Grant Weston
Wyman Street
Arlington
G. A. R. Hall
Quincy Square
Parke
Manual Training School
Charles River Park
Cambridge Latin School
Isaac
Bradford
Sacramento Street
Medford
Boston Journal
Brandon
St. Peter’s Church
Cambridge City Notes and Political Rallies Highlight Local Life
The Cambridge Bridge commission advances plans for a steel bridge superstructure with sealed proposals to be opened on Sept. 23, while Mayor McNamee headlines Ward 20 rallies in Roxbury. Cambridge schools discuss athletics and evening courses. a golden wedding anniversary is celebrated in Somerville. numerous clubs and civic groups host balls, concerts, and meetings, with candidates Montgomery and Nickerson mounting robust campaign events across the area.
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Malta
John H. H. McNamee
Democratic Club
Roxbury
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Vicanor Piper
Edward F. Burns
Cambridge Council
State Street
Boston
Richard Wright
Burns
the Carpenters
Prospect Hall
Samuel F. McArthur
Joan A. Mclgane
John A. McInnis
Thomas Chisholm
Hugh MacDonald
William Hogan
James Muirhead
William A. Thomas
George Squires
Roderick Mclsaac
Allen McGillvery
B. HB. Betts
Thomas. Chisholm
Samuel ¥. McArthur
John A. McIvits
John A. Mcleaac
John L
Watertown
Anna Parker
Mary Lowell
Martha Adams
Misa Josephine
Leonora
Leslie Thorning Vinal
Annie Parker
Lexington
John Parker
Isaac Rich
Gilvert C. Brown Jr
Emma Wilder Burt
Brookline
Alexander Lawrence Kidd
Edward EB. Vinal
Gertrude Vinal
Dorchester
Bertha Aldersey Kidder
Vincent Farnsworth
Luarles Percey Fenno
Revere
Charles Fitz-Gerald
West Newton
Theo. Twitchell
Saratoga
Robert Bruce
Sarah Fisher
Melrose
Marion
Gertrude Niles
Vinal
North Chelsea
Somerville
Charlestown
New England Woman's Club
New Century Building
John. H. Arnold
Geo
F. Daniels
J. H. Hildreth
Hooper
W. L
Myra G. Hall
Alice Bates Moore
Albert
Kendall
Cambridge Evening Schools Start Soon for Christmas Term
The Cambridge evening schools begun Oct 12 are advancing well. They will meet Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings until Christmas. The night school operates in the High School, with grammar classes at Putnam Roberts, Shepard, and Webster buildings. A drawing class in Central Square and a free hand drawing class in the English High School. A civil service class meets at Shepard.
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Banford B. Hubbard
Hubbard
Lloyd
Cambridge Evening Schools
East Cambridge
Putnam Roberts, Shephard and Webster
Central Square
Shepard
CHANGE OF QUARTERS FOR CAMBRIDGE YWCA
The Cambridge YWCA with over 600 members moved its headquarters from 695 Massachusetts Avenue to 5 Temple Street. The complex now hosts classes, a new gymnastics program using Dr. Sargent’s equipment, and a series of winter talks. A devotional service continues weekly, with a dime social next Thursday featuring a female quartet and musical numbers.
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Cambridge Young Women's Christian Association
Massachusetts Avenue
Temple Street
Temple and
Austin Streets
Pray House
Middlesex A A banquet honors Cambridge athletes
The Middlesex A A of Cambridgeport held a Monday evening banquet at the Quincy house with about 75 attendees. Pres. Robert Law chaired and praised the club's athletes and managers. Afterward a literary and musical program featured Frank Dorman John Creedon Gus Johnson Charles Knox William McBilroy John Keenan Matthew Sullivan and others with songs dances and reels. The baseball manager spoke of the past season's success and plans to make the banquet an annual event.
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A. Coe
Radcliffe
Elm Social Club
Prospect Hall
Hiawatha Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Cambridgeport
Cambridgepot
McKanias
Floyd N. Tompkins
Holy Trinity Church
Philadelphia
Middlesex A. A
Quincy House
Robert Law
Frank Dorman
John Creedon
Gus Johnson
Charles Knox
William McBilroy
John Keenan
Ho- Kneeland
Ing
Matthew Sullivan
Iddlesex
Messrs. Keenan
Kneeland
Kelley
Knox
James Shea
James Kneeland
William Royce
John Summer
Edward Monahan
Dennis Sullivan
Cambridge Ice Company Mutual Relief Ball Held at Prospect Hall
Joy marked the fourth annual ball of the Cambridge Ice Company Mutual Relief Association at Prospect Hall Malta Temple on Wednesday. Members celebrated with fraternity, music, and cordial gathering reflecting strong community ties and long service.
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Cambridge Ice Company Mutual Relief Association
Prospect Hall
Malta Temple
Democratic Caucuses Convene Across Cambridge Cities
Cambridge Democrats announce caucuses to nominate candidates for mayor aldermen assessor and school committee across wards 1 through 11 with exact times and venues. Nomination papers available from Oct 31 and deadlines set for Nov 4 per city committee secretary.
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Cambridge
Aaw
Insstitute Hall
Bridge Street
Cambridge Athletic Association
Cambridge Street
Cambridge Field
St. Paul’s A. M. BK
Portland
Hastings Street
Red Jacket
Inman Square
Odd Fellows Hall
Massachusetts Sycans
Trade Association
Massachusetts Avenue
Quincy Square
Ward
Brattle Square
Observatory Hill Club
Concord Avenue
Huron Avenue
Walden Street
Democratic Party of
Prospect Street
J. Frank Facbey
Edward B. James
Grand March Opens Night at Crowded Hall Led by McLean Party
The hall hosted a grand march led by John McLean and wife with Ernest Graham Miss Dunbar James W Noy and wife and about 75 couples. Dancing continued to three in the morning under floor marshall John Lean and directors Hiram W Cox Sam Henry Wilson Hugh Rogers and others. Officers for 1900 named John McLean president Emery D Howard vice president Samuel B Easter secretary James W Noy treasurer with trustees John Taylor George Easter and Hugh Rogers.
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J. Howard Payne Council
Home Circle
Charles Bullock
Overseers of the
Church of the Ascension
East Cambridge
Robert Walker
Frederick EK. Read
Lafayette Square
Casey
William Newman
Charles Cairns
Conroy
McCourt
McDermott
David F. Corcoran
Belmont Street
Mt. Auburn
Mt. Auburn Street
Boylston
Fathi
Alute Rose
Cushing Street
Gornelius Healey
Sacred Heart C. T. A
St. John's O. T. A
North Cambridge
St. John’s O. T. A
Father Splaine
Mt. Auburn Court
C. F
Watertown
John McLean
Ernest Graham
Dunbar
James W. Noy
William H. Wright
Edward Haberlit
Benjamin Goodnow
Henry Wilson
Emery D. Howard
John Lean
Hiram W. Cox
James P. McLelland
W. H. Wright
James P. McClellan
John Taylor
John A. Howards
James Fitzmorris
Bred Ellis
Samuel 8. Easter
George Easter
Hugh Rogers
Lonesome Jimmy and the Great Qualification Tale
A humorous piece about Lonesome Jimmy, famed for taking himself seriously. He pursues political posts, fails to qualify in the Democratic circle, and ends up conducting a watering cart before chasing unreal promises. The tale ends with a cautionary moral about aiming before you qualify.
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Lonesome
Jimmy
N. P
Lou Dillon
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