Ye Olde Folks Concert Brings Martha Washington To Church
The First Universalist church on In man street hosted Ye Olde Folks Concert as the large chorus performed in period costumes. Mrs M P C Billings appeared as Martha Washington with authentic attire, while Mr Charles Albert Peters represented George Washington. The procession opened at eight o clock led by Ashton F Carter in Yankee Doodle dress.
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Universalist
Inman Street
Ve Bigge
Martha Washington
M. P. C. Billings
George
Charles Albert Peters
Billings
Costume Pageant Brings Historic Figure Parade to Reunion
Miss Florence W James in red white and blue crowns the scene as Goddess of Liberty. Uncle Joe aka George Close ages five years with white beard lace cuffs and cane garners attention. John Cates as a 1846 soldier Redmond J Owens as a sailor plus Edward C Howlett as a rustic farmer add humor to the concert.
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Florence W. James
Whittingi
Uncle Joe
Joe
George Close
John Cates
Redmond J. Owens
Edward C. Howlett
Bigge
Ye Bigge
New Jerusalem
Russia
Sword O
Erarra
Albert BE. Prescott
Denmark
Reuben and
Rachae' Cane
Towne
Raymond ‘Arker
Allen-a-Dale
Church Choir
Sons of Zion
Stareee Banner
Jerusalem
Home
Jack
Adams
Mr. Redmond J
Owens New Durham
Cochran
George the Third
Brother Close
Forrest Place
Cousin Jedidiah
America
Cambridge post office bids favor Odd Fellows Hall plan
Several bids are presented for furnishing accommodations for the Cambridgeport post office. The Odd Fellows Hall association proposes using the Townsend store and adjoining rear space to create 3200 square feet in a central location, likely to be adopted. Dr Bouthwick also offers schemes utilizing his property near Central Square. Allen A Crocker of East Cambridge tops the New York state civil service exam for director of trade schools in state institutions.
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Cambridgeport
Odd Fellows Hall Association
W. M. Townsend
Bouthwick
Central Square
Allen
Crocker
East Cambridge
Civil Service
Y M C A Debt Raised Promises Clear by May
The Cambridge Y M C A plans to wipe out its $58,000 debt. A guaranteed $40,000 from leading citizens is matched to raise $18,000 immediately. The board expects enough pledges by May 1 to clear the debt from the new association building dedicated last October.
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Cambridge Young Men's Christian Association
Association
Citizens Trade Association Holds February Meeting
The February meeting of the Citizens' Trade Association was held in the evening with personal ckingon in the chair. Wellington Fillmore of the committee on public affairs reported on a modification from the Indianapolis tary conference and recommended no action on the ert of the association, and ought to be on the table. The recommendation was adopted.
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Citizens’ Trade Association
Aeagel Tomas
Ckingon
Wellington Fillmore
Committee On Public Affairs
Indianapolis
Tom Toldaard
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