Anniversary Salute For Cambridge Couple At Mt Auburn Street
Friends gather Wednesday evening at 163 Mt Auburn Street to honor Mr and Mrs Thomas OHara on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Community notices include local meetings, police reports, and social events around Cambridge with updates on school openings, deaths, and local crime.
East Cambridge Notes on Fishing Plans and Local News
East Cambridge items report James J. McDonald and Edward B. Corcoran spending time at Thelma Cottage East Kingston New Hampshire with expectations of large catches on the Paw-wow River. Other tidbits include a serious wagon accident injuring Thirid Morrison in Cambridge, a Mass General Hospital transfer, and vacation updates for Mrs Murphy and family from Meredith New Hampshire. Obituary for Michael D Crimmins at 1 Spring Street notes burial in Fitchburg St Bernard's with a long list of affiliations.
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James J. McDonald
A‘ Station
Edward B. Corcoran
Central
Boston
Thelma
East Kingston
N. H
William Ward
Leighton Court
Meredith
Thirid Morison
Otis Street
Tee Co
Cambridge Street
Morrison
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dennis Murphy
Fr Murphy
Meredith, Noh
M. C. Curtis
Haywood and Liteh Express Company
Richmond
Michael D. Crimmins
Carrie
Margaret
Dunlavey
Lowell
John T, Cratven
Pifth Street
Theodore BK. Blake
Peach Ishnd
Mary Smith
Robert Ambrose
George Connor
Tas McCarthy
William Messer
Thomas Gallagher
New York
Baldwin Street
Frank I. Tufts
Rice's
Templeton
PP. Stearns Davia Corps
W. BR. G
G. A. R. Hall
Cambridge
Raymonds
Cambridge Street News Briefs and Fire Rescue Note
Community events include an annual inspection announced for Tuesday October 25 after a well attended meeting with a vocal and instrumental program. Ex members of St Johns Institute may obtain tickets for the 60th anniversary banquet from Frank Baskelley. Fireman Joseph King of engine 7 Cambridgeport thwarted a blaze at 102 Otis Street by cooling and moving the oil stove before chemicals from engine 38 finished the job. Board of health met with all members present. permits issued for three cows at Shady Hill to Professor Charles B Norton, license to B K Foster for garbage at Memorial Hall, ambulances moved to North Cambridge. hearings on stable licenses slated next week.
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Thomas O'Hara
Mt. Auburn Street
Michael H. Flynn
Jessie D. Marks
Lizzie C. Brown
Josephine
Collins
Georgetown
Labor Day
Georgetown L. A. L. A
Miss Marks
Miss St. George
John J. Molloy
Boston
William Ore
United Irish League
Eagle Hall
Brattle Square
Connor and Kelly
John A. Jackson
Reservoir Street
John McCormack
John Griffin
Gertrude McCormack
Rita McCormack
Katherine McCormack
Miss Grayson
Grayson
Doherty
Miss Curley
New York
Lowell Aerie F. C
Cambridge Aerie
Cambridge Ice Company Mutual Relief Association
Prospect Hall
Malta Temple
Joseph Milo
Third Street
Elina Mulhern
Concord Avenue
Gilbert A. A. Pevey
Pevey
England
Scotland
James
Cambridge Street
Clinton
St. John's Church
William H. Cronan
Inman Street
Montreal
Quebec
St. Anne's de Beaupre
Henry J. Wells
Bigelow Street
J. L. Campbell
First Baptist Church
Wells
Harvard
Whittier
Forest Hills
Edwin L. Sargent
Fletcher School
The
Webster
Fletcher
Thomas F. Keough
Boniface
Ketterer's Hotel
Blue Bell
Cambridge
John Head
Michael Walsh
John Carroll
Bass Point
John F. Volk
Superior Civil Court
Suffolk County
Francis P. Ewing
Social Law
Court House
Social Law Library
Volk
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Oliver Lodge
A. F
A. M
Cambridge C. I. A
Streets Clubas
Daly
Anna McDonald
Cambridgeport
Philadelphia
Benjamin T. Rundlett
Whitney Street
Waltham
Brookline Street
Beck Hall
James T. Barrett
P. F. Dunlea
Division 4
Annie Kane
Mary Donovan
Herbert Gordon
Station 2
Charles Pike
James E. Murray
St. John's Iterary Institute
Frank Bskelley
Joseph King
King
East Cambridge
Otis Street
Board of Health
Shady Hill
Charles BE. Norton
BK. A. Foster
Memoral Hall
Whiting
Green Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Russell Street
Richard O'Brien
Is THIS LAWFUL The Cambridge water board survey
Citizens question the Cambridge water board over a final survey for a proposed Stony Brook reservoir to Iresh pond pipeline. No order, no spending authorization, yet work progresses amid accusations of arbitrary action and calls for legal oversight before committing funds or infrastructure to an aging system.
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the Water Board
Stony Brook Reservoir
Iresh Pond
Cambridge
Durant
Moving the Ambulances in North Cambridge Site
The board of health discussed moving diphtheria and smallpox ambulances from Whit ing's stable Green Street to the old engine house site on Massachusetts avenue in North Cambridge. Miss Spencer and former owner Mr Whiting sought to address the board. a one week postpone ment was proposed but rejected by two Non partisan members.
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Board of Health List
Chirk
North
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Whiting
Green Street
Miss Spencer
Dr. Spencer
Mr. Whiting
Mr Scott
Scott
Messrs Weeks and
Clark
O’brien
Mr. Scott
Mr. Clark
O'Brien
North Cambridge
City Hall
Weeks
Messrs
Mark Scott
Ambulances to Stay in North Cambridge After Vote
A town meeting debated ambulance location for infectious disease response. Despite concerns re coverage, a motion to relocate ambulances to Whit ing stable failed and the plan passed to keep the smallpox and diphtheria ambulances in North Cambridge starting October 4. Weeks and Clark supported the move, Scott opposed.
School Board Adopts Teacher Changes and Houghton Site Caution
The city school board met in City Hall and accepted resignations from Maud J. Kimball Bertha V. Jameson Maud J. Taget Emilie I Richardson and Bertha G Watson. Transfers and hires were approved for evening schools and a caution issued about voting lists at caucuses. The Houghton school site was deemed unsuitable due to former mill pond conditions risking epidemic if built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short and Sweet
Council
City Hall
Maud J. Kimball
Broadman
Bertha V. Jameson
Taylor School
Maud J. Taget
Taylor
Emilie I. Richardson
Morse
Bertha G. Watson
Susan Ed. Wyeth
Dunster
Cushing
Joseph A. Coolidge
Randall D.gairdner
Creorge B. Colesworth
Truttitt
al. Warren Loss
Roberts
Thomas Ff. Murphy
Shepard
H. Herbert
Richardson
Webster
Houghton
No Wedding Bells for Her Meritorious Melo Drama
Theodore Kremer presents No Wedding Bells for Her set near Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania. A coal operator daughter loves a labor leader worker whose romance faces a villainous scheme and a drugged wedding near the Parish Church. The plot resolves with truth and a noted cast including Paddy the breaker boy and Bessie the cripple girl. Matinees Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. registration begins Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kremer
Wilkesbarre
Mildred Hilliard
Paddy
Bessie
Market Letter Hints Steady Week With Bullish Crop Outlook
Pettigrew, Bright & Co report stock markets held up with strength amid new highs, aided by sales realizations and a recovering business climate. Crop prospects are favorable, steel trades adjust to avoid disruption, rail earnings improve, and Western banks ready for crop-related cash needs. NY banks struggle to deploy funds while market remains encouraged for measured buys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettigrew, Bright &Co
New York
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