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Newspaper

Massachusetts Cambridge Chronicle

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1900

Page

16

Fellows Memorial Service by Cambridge Odd Fellows Lodges

Memorial Sunday observed by Cambridge port Odd Fellows lodges including Friendship No 20 Mt Auburn No 94 Cambridge No 13 Dunster No 220 Charles River encampment No 22 Olive Branch No 21. About 400 men marched to First Universalist church Inman street for service with past grand James P Yeomans as marshal and a program of organ, anthems, scripture, hymn and offertory. Continued on Page Thirteen.

Odd Fellows Cambridgeport Friendship Lodge Mt. Auburn Lodge Cambridge Lodge Dunster Lodge Charles River Olive Branch Lodge Friendship Hall Lodge Regalia James P. Yeomans Marshall First Universalist Inman Street William Lester Bates H. R. Shelley First Universalist Choir Marcia R. Wilder Grace L. Carter Howard M, Woerener A. G. Chickering George

Mustered Forty-Five Men to State Service in Company C

Capt. Charles H. Cutler sees his efforts rewarded as forty five men are mustered into the state service after a strict physical exam by Major Jackson and Captain Logan Hospital steward present. Brig Gen J L Carter administers oath of allegiance and presides over immediate officer election resulting in the practic...

Charles H. Cutler Major Jackson Logan Jackson J. L. Carter Carter

Cambridge unit elects officers for Co B 5th Regiment

Charles H. Cutler chosen captain with twenty seven years in the Massachusetts militia and a Cambridge letter carrier known at Harvard Square. William L. Scoville named first lieutenant a Yale graduate and Harvard law student with Guard service and Spanish War corporal. Harry N. Stearns selected second lieutenant, Cambridge Latins School athlete and Harvard law student. E Walter Lindh and Francis J. Lounsbury named temporary first sergeant and quartermaster.

Cambridge Yale College Harvard Law School National Guard Vermont Harry N. Stearns Cambridge Latin School Battery A Boston Messrs. E. Walter Lindh Francis J. Lounsbury

Militia Officers, Enlistees Named in Local Company

A local militia company elects an efficient leadership slate with long service emphasis. Noncommissioned officers await captain’s commission. drill night set for Tuesday. Temporary armory discussed at Woodbridge gymnasium. Enlistment roll lists Charles H Cutler Harry N Stearns R A Acotte Carl K E Weren F J Lounsbury William J Greene W J Patchett F W Fletcher H B Stone and many others.

Charles H. Cutler Harry N R. A. Acotte Carl Ke.weren F. J. Lounsbury William J. Greene W. J Patchett F. W. Fletcher H. B. Stone G. F. Kendall M. J. Finnegan H. F. Lovering A. T. Kennan H. A. Sauterre Charles Pomeroy Henry T. Ross Franklin Lovett E. Sherman William A. McClellan J. A. Gardner H. P. Hughman J. A. Young Crocker William H. Scoville H. T. James H. Cutler H. R. Hutchinson J. J. Toohy Dd. W. Lindh J. L. Thompson H. G. Kendall F. A. Zelck A. B. Flanagan Charles Doherty H. C. Wella G. B. Cutler F. C. Metcalf W. B. Luts Henry J. Dorr George Dickson H. P. Sullivan John A. Wiltshire A. L. Lovett J. T. Stevens F. 8 Adama

City Council Hearings And Appointments At Tuesday Meeting

President Wardwell presided as hearings were held on proposed street openings with widths 40 to 60 feet across Berkshire Second Athenaeum Hardwick Commercial Munroe Binney Hamlin Lincoln. No remonstrants. orders sent to roads and bridges.Appointments included Cornelius J. McArthur as auctioneer and William H. Barrows as lieutenant of chemical engine No 2. Petitions referred to various committees and pension reform for police debated. new pension order adopted 7 to 2.

Berkshire Street York Bristol Second Street Binney Athenaeum Hardwick Street Berkshire Ope Portland Commercial Avenue First Munroe Street Third Binney Street Hamlin Street Plymouth Lincoln Street Webster Average Willow Street Committee On Cornelius J. McArthur Prince Street William H. Barrows Leutenant George W. Butler Donovan New England Telephone & Telegraph Co Cambridge Electric Light Co Blake and Orchard Streets Main Street F. Stanhope Hill Chas B. Hancock Edward T. Sennett Portland Street Almira 8 Beagrave Harry Firsten Samuel Anderman Barret Balder John J. Guerin Eben W. Pike Austin Street Noarfolk Street Park Commission Cox Harvard Bridge Brookline Bridge Captain's Island Commission Carstein Rindge Field Ahern East Cambridge McLean Orfer Rindgefield Shea Alderman Shea Perkins Alderman Donovan Aft M Saunders Doyle Brooks Donovan Ahern Ernest H. Flentie Magazine Street Putnam Avenue George McDowell Jon Banderson Ces C Collina Ford Luther Blatks Charley Mary H. Doyle Mary Ae

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