Grand Bazaar Opens at Cyprus Hall With Big Band Parade
The Division 40 A O H notes opening night next Wednesday to Saturday at Cyprus Hall 40 Prospect street with I s famous Mission Church Band 125 pieces the largest in the state meeting the division at Lechmere square East Cambridge for a parade through Cambridge street to Inman square then to Prospect street The band will perform at the hall A dancing party by Table No 6 is set for next Monday Mrs George H Kelley leads the table committee Col Clary aims to ride a milk white horse at the parade Also covered are Division 28 A O H ladies auxiliary degree ceremonies for 18 new members and remarks on the growing membership of the society with social hours and concerts by Miss Gertrude Haley Mrs Mary McCue and Mrs Louise Maguire during the evening.
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Cyprus Hall
Prospect Street
Mission Church
Lechmere Square
East Cambridge
Cambridge Street
Inman Square
Table No. 6
George H. Kelley
Clary
Dian
Division 28
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Eagle Hall
Brattle Square
A. 0. H. Auxiliary
Catherine Haley
Everett
Fleming
Catherine Burke
Somerville
Division 21
A. O. PL
Ladies’ Association
Timothy Haley
Cooney
Richard Cronin
Thomas O'Hara
Haley
Gertrude Haley
Mary McCue
Louise Maguire
Nellie Harrington
Margaret Gallagher
Annie Clark
Nora Sullivan
Mary Doyle
Father Mathew Society Tryout At St Johns Hall
Saundry afternoon grand try-out in St Johns Hall at 8 oclock to form grand-choirs for a three-evening minstrels show in November Thanksgiving eve and nights. Director Dom Keegan to assess talent. members from both societies urged to attend. promise of a fine chorus. Bowling season opened with a spirited match between athletic committee and board of directors. Athletics won 804 to 633. notable play by OConnor, Rogers. Gaughan and Brownrigg active. new pins and gear added. Ladies Society to hold whist on October 14. Hughie O Rourke returns from Gloucester. work by Daniel R J Murphy noted.
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Saundry
St. .Ohi's
Dom Keegan
Keegan
Board of Directors
Hugh O'Rourke
His
Rogers
Steve O'Connor
Jas, Whalen
John Dinan
William Mihoney
Ia” Gaughan
Charles Gormley
Billy” Feran
Michael O'Connor
John Brownrigg
Ned" Walsh
C'ourke
Ladies’ Society
St. John’s Hall
Hughie O'Rourke
Gloucester
Daniel R. J. Murphy
Wall Paper
Norfolk Street
Cor
Cambridge Street
Communion Procession to Sacred Heart and Breakfast at St John’s
Members of both societies will march the body to the Church of the Sacred Heart and receive Holy Communion. A communion breakfast will be served after vows at St. John’s hall as usual. Bushway, the caterer, will furnish the edibles. A large gathering is expected.
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Church of the Sacred Heart
St. John's Hal
Bushway
Home Social Celebrates O'Brien Anniversary at Somerville
A social gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John F. O'Brien's 65 Marion Street Somerville marked the couple's second wedding anniversary. Guests from Bedford Brighton Arlington Hyde Park Charlestown Cambridge Roxbury South Boston and Somerville attended. Entertainment included singing and piano, with P J McDonald and Richard J O'Brien among performers. A hearty welcome and sincere host hospitality followed by a fine collation later in the evening.
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John F. O'Brien
Marion Street
Somerville
Bedford
Brighton
Arlington
Hyde, Park
Charlestown
Cambridge
Roxbury
South Boston
P. J. McDonald
M. V
Richard J. O'Brien
St. Louis
William J. O'Brien
James W. Wallace
Misses Hart
John P. Shea
John A. Walace
Jonn FL
Dunatey
Richard J. 'Pren
Edward J. Barrett
John FL O'brien
Peddy Wesley
Reappointment of Cambridgeport Gymnasium Director George Brazer
George Brazer of Boston has been reappointed physical director of the Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association. Brazer has long experience in physical training, starting at the Y M C A in Boston and Harvard Summer School, with roles at Cambridgeport, the Virginia Military Institute offer, and work as a wrestler.
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George BE. Mrazer
Peston
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
Ely
Vrazer
Toston
Robert J. Roberts
YM. Oc. A
Boylston Street
G. I. Hoffman
Harvard Summer School of
Dudley A. Sargent
Cambridge Gymnasium Association
Pavared Siummer School
Virginia Miliary Institute of
Lexington
Cambridgeport
Double Surprise at O Hara Residence in Massachusetts
A festive gathering at 1162 Massachusetts avenue last Monday celebrated Miss Abbie O Tiaras Mneteenth birthday and her younger sister May on her sixteenth birthday. Friends secretly planned to life insurance at Raymond's.
Surprise Rings Honor Two Harvard Square Widows
A gathering in Harvard Square featured M Irwin Hanlon presenting two widows with finely chased gold rings set with garnet crowns. An evening of entertainment followed with recitations songs and performances by local performers and friends, ending with a midnight cake reception and a diverse guest list.
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M. Irwin Hanlon
Harvard Square
Mr. Tanlon
Charley Doyle
Archie Doyle
Willian Gant
John Vlavin
Jim Connell
John Parker
David Crowley
Frank Hart
Joe Denny
Mary Beattie
Kate Wallace
Bessie Roach
Lena Lyons
Margaret Dawson
Jennie Young
Mary FE. Sullivan
Catherine Haw
Nellie Haw
Katie Mahoney
Katie Wallace
Fannie Egan
Theresa Hoban
Tessie Mooney
Anta Carlin
Fannie Banks
Dora Horgan
Mary Conley
Charles Johnson
William Maguire
Charles Maby
John Sullivan
Charles Banks
Thomas Carr
John Walker
John Phivin
Wiliam Grant
Archibald Doyle
Charles Doyle
N. Irwin Hiinson
T. Fitzgerald
Prank
ROSH CLUB DANCE AT INSTITUTE HALL CAMBRIDGE STREET
The Rose club of eight prominent society ladies plans a Friday evening social at Institute Hall on Cambridge Street. Knight's orchestra will provide music and Miss Lillian McHuinness, vice-president of the S. I. I. Latdies' Auxiliary, leads the preliminaries for a likely enjoyable event.
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Rose Club
Institute Hall
Cambridge Street
Knight
Lillian McHuinness
Algonquin Club Plans Grand Dance At Cyprus Hill
The Migonquin club members house a grand social evening and grand march set for Cyprus Hill at 40 Prospect Street in November. President William T. Kelly leads a group with Joe Early Patrick Trodden Joseph Downing and popular members Fred Wiggins Cornelius Lynch Angus McDonald John Whalen and James Connors. Murphy's store at the Cambridge street corner offers groceries.
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Cyprus Till
Prospect Street
William T. Kelley
William TH. Kelly
Joe Early
Patrick Trodden
Joseph Downing
Fred Wiggins
Cornelius Lynch
Angus McDonald
John Whalen
James Connors
Dickens in Rome Disappointed by Italian Capital Then Found Delights
The piece recalls Charles Dickens arriving in Rome on January 30 1845 feeling the city had fallen into ruin before warming to Italy's spring. It notes later visits in 1853 meeting J G Lockhart David Roberts painting Rome and references Browning’s Ring and the Book inspired by the 1698 Roman murder trial in San Lorenzo in Lucina. The Browns stayed at 28 Via del Tritone.
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Charles Dickens
Rome
London
Italy
J. G. Lockhart
David Roberts
Scottish National Gallery
Pantheon
San Lorenzo Square
Florence
Robert Browning
Cows in Holland and the care they receive at home
The article describes Dutch cows as part of the family with a nightly guardian and a domestic stable. It notes brick floors, central passage, a fireside end, and white houselike curtains. Cows are mostly black or white, kept with high care and yield rich milk annually.
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Holland
Food value of bananas not merely flavor but nutriment
Dietetics professors state the banana is a real food and source of nutriment. It supplies energy for combustion maintains body heat builds muscles repairs nerves. Dried banana flour rivals rice in nutrition and sugared dried form is as nutritious as figs. Fresh banana pleases appetite aids digestion and does not cause drowsiness.
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Pall Mall Gazette
London Field on a noisy season party in London
A London Giviwing room in the season resembles the parrot house at the zoo. The deafening din is blamed on society which hires noise and then invites guests to shout it down. The louder the band, the louder the audience yell. The soprano’s shrieks heighten the raucous atmosphere.
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London
London Field
Witty Quips and Banter Across Dashes and Debits
A collage of quick quips from 1910s newspapers shows wordplay on finance, court, and social mishaps. Dialogues touch on credit and debit, mistaken familiarity, and light legal banter, with a dash of nautical misadventure and moral reflections in brief lines.
Heat and Light Differ in Penetrating Abilities
The article explains that heat and light penetrate substances differently. Glass lets both pass, but coating with lampblack blocks light while heat passes unchanged. Water in clear form transmits both, yet adding powdered alum stops heat rising while light still passes. Ice transmits both. granite embedded in ice shows heat melts surrounding ice, creating an atmosphere of water.
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Dr. Sutherland
Baffin's Bay
Monrovia Named After Monroe and City Descriptions
A western African city, the capital of Liberia, Monrovia, bears the name of U S president James Monroe. The text contrasts the upscale Americo Liberian quarter with roads unpaved and tufted by cattle, notes numerous pigs as scavengers, and recalls Whistler and other brief sketches plus old sayings and jokes from varied sources.
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Liberia
Monroe
Monrovia
United States
New World
Sir Harry Johnston
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