Park Department Awards 36 Prizes
Children under the Recreation Division of the Park Department won thirty six prizes at the annual garden products exhibition held at Horticultural Hall. The event, run with the Mass Agricultural Society, awarded twelve special prizes for excellence and the rest cash prizes to Cambridge participants. Ex councilor Skilton seeks the Old district seat as a Republican. Mike De Lucca plans a future political run as well.
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Park Department
Horticultural Hall
Mass. Horticultural Society
Cambridge
Skilton
Mike de Lucca
Bo McMenimen To Be Feted By Many Friends
Plans are under way for a stag party at the Parker House Boston by the Sixth Street Associates in honor of the recent marriage of former Assistant District Attorney Frederick V. Bo McMenimen to Miss Dorothy E. Bryant of Roslindale. General chairman John J. Donovan leads a long committee including Stephen Spencer Dr Dalton O Brien Dr John L McCarthy Leo Ganong Edward Geary Dr Lester Minehan John Lacey Delaney William Sullivan Lawrence Minihan Albert Doyle Edward Maloney John Downey William Powers James Conway Jeremiah Conway James Harney Eugene McCarthy Edward Dilworth J Henry Smith Dr Philip McGovern Joseph Harrington John Fahey Joseph L M Breen Daniel Herlihy Daniel Counihan.
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Parker House
Boston
Sixth Street Associates
Frederick V. “Bo” McMeni
John J. Donovan
Stephen Spencer
Dalton O’brien
John L. McCarthy
Leo Ganong
Edward Geary
Lesther Minehan
John Lacey Delaney
William Sullivan
Lawrence Minihan
Albert Doyle
Edward Maloney
John Downey
William Powers
James Conway
Jeremiah Conway
James Harney
Eugene McCarthy
Edward Dilworth
Philip McGovern
Joseph Harrington
John Fahey
Joseph L. M. Breen
Daniel Herlihy
Daniel Counihan
Wood
Alonzo Cook
Everett
Darbey
Brennan
Holy of Holies
John J. Donoghue
Edward L. Lane
Thomas Murray
Somerville
Joseph B. Doherty
William BR. Griffin
Edward U. Harley
William C. Harrington
Lowell
Edmund C. Haverty
Waltham
Jeremiah F. Murphy
Winchester
Philip A. Sheridan
Arlington
Charles E. Hatfield
Newton
Loring P. Jordan
Republican Party
Fire Halts Traffic In Cambridge Car Fire
A short circuit started a fire in Gerald Verrier's auto on Clifton Street Cambridge halting traffic at Dudley and Clifton streets for ten minutes last night, police say. Fire officials report the blaze was caused by a short circuit.
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Gerald Verrier
Clifton Street
Cambridge
Dudley
Clifton Streets
What Do You Hear
A brief society column by John J. McGillicuddy features local chatter from The Sentinel's Gossiper. The piece notes social news, events, and curios of the town with breezy commentary.
Busy Middlesex County race with many contenders for office
The Cambridge contest centers on the Senate between Cleary and Gibson with Bill Lynch and George Murray also in the race. In the 1st District Coady and Dillon seek reelection as Neville mounts a strong challenge. The 2nd District sees Shea returning to the State House with Sullivan, though Charlie appears hesitant. Republican Hillis and Swenson face no opposition, possibly creating two Republicans in a traditionally mixed delegation. The 3rd District awaits Cleary’s seat vacancy with Mahoney and Foley likely nominees and a tight fight for third among Tierney O Neil Glaser Kelley and others. Returns expected late Tuesday as Cambridge votes on a record list.
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Cambridge
Senate
Cleary
Gibson
Bill Lynch
George Murray
Belmont
Coady
Dillon
Mike Neville
Shea
State House
Mike Sullivan
Charlie
Hillis
Swenson
Mahoney
Foley
Mesars
Tierney
O'Neil
Glaser
Kelley
Cambridge Council Holds Brief Fall Session
A quiet Cambridge City Council meeting approved 1002 for W P A materials at the North Cambridge police station and 859 for Third Street fire station supplies. An additional 300 funded police radio equipment as the roof repairs continued.
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Cambridge City
Frank Wyeth
Paddy Delaney
Thomas F. Gibson
Wm.d. Hillis
Mike Sullivan
Works Progress Administration
North Cambridge
Third Street
Committee On
Robert J. Douglass, Jr
Primary Battle Fields Across Cambridge and Middlesex
Democrats and Republicans wage a heated primary with 46 000 votes in Cambridge. Incumbent State Treasurer Charles F Hurley and Attorney General Paul Dever face no opposition in the primary while County issues and slate choices shape contests for state and county offices across Middlesex.
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Cambridgeport Savings Bank
East Cambridge Savings Bank
Cambridge Street
North Avenue Savings Bank
Massachusetts Avenue
Pellities
Comstock Glaser
Democrat
Maxxackwscitn
Iverfeld Academy
Trapol
Hervfard College
Wee
Addreee
Walker Bt
Esther Nichols Clarke
Bowdein St
Bo” MceMenimen
Dorothy E. Bryant
Roslindale
Fred
Bo” McMenimen
John J. McGillicuddy
The
Sentinel
Middlesex County
Dick Floyd
Election Commission
Cottage Farm Bikery
Putnam Avenue Street
Orr
Endicott-Johnson
Herman's
Triangle
Myer
Army & Navy
Main Street
Columbia St
UNION
Trimzol Soap Products Co
Auburn Street
Mass
Michael A. Rosa
Cabinet Maker
Pearl St
Trowbridge
Colin
Commonwealth Avenue
Sennott
Lynch
Board of License Commissioners
Chas. F. Hurley
Paul Dever
Hurley
Senator Walsh
Atty-General
Dever
Anhattan Market
Pana
Central Square
OLD Uphams
Kentucky
Huntly
Scotland
Glen Cronach Distillery Co., Ltd
Maid OF
California
Indeo Winery
Manhattan
Ave
Hamilton Liquors
Pierce’s
Boylston Street
Trafic Lights
Harvard &Q
Frank Borelli
Putnam Ave
Brookline St
Honey Bee Cafe
Mass. Ave
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