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Newspaper

Massachusetts Cambridge Chronicle

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1880

Page

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Annexation Map Focuses on Belmont Cambridge Border

The Cambridge Belmont annexation map shows Fresh Pond area details by W R Fish. It notes 70 acres taken, about 200 acres marshy, and 660 residents added. Tax values are given plus planned sewering street lighting and school control to curb nuisances near the pond. A public meeting with Mayor Hall Alderman Chapman and others discussed benefits and fears of joining Cambridge.

Cambridge Belmont Fresh Pond W. R Fish Devonshire Street Boston Watertown Arlington Niles Brothers Bird’s Richardson Kirkland Street Little and Spy Ponds the Chronicle Concord Turnpike Chapman Cushing Street Hall Alderman Chapman Horace Bird Skehan Grove Street Alamn McDonald Ing

Cambridgeport Scene Mostly Local Notices and Updates

Cambridgeport notes reveal new construction at Revere Beach, campus visits by Chilean education official, religious and temperance activities, neighborhood improvements, and social happenings. Frequent mentions include Watriss shop promotions, street watering costs, and upcoming strawberry festival plans. Community figures such as Rev. Dr. McDonald, Rev. James Clay Houghton, and local merchants are cited amid church events, concerts, and public meetings.

Revere Beac River Street Whorf & Morrison’s Central Square Emery Bemis Cambridge J. S. Paine James Cox Richmond Josiah Burrage Prospect Street Watriss Main Street Lee Street Society P. Nelligan & Son Main Broadway Baptist Mission First Baptist Church Geo. L. Blanchard West Poss House Cottage Street M. E McDonald Brookline Harvard Street M. E Robert O. Fuller Lewis Philadelphia St. Meter’s Episcopal Church Gos Pilgrim Church James Clay Houghton H. O. Houghton Moppelier Asa Bullard Europe E. M. Guahéé Diocesian Board of Missions Hall Woman's Christian Temperance Union Harvard Street M Mr. Partridge Union Railway Company John Conway Day & Collins Cambridgeport J. M. Robbins Charlestown Abelardo Nunez Republic of Chile Cogswell Greco Chronicle Union Congregational House Boston Greene & Co James Spaulding St. Peter's Episcopal Church Edward Abbott F. O. Kinsman Messimac Dental Society Genealogical Society Henry N. Hudson Massachusetts Industrial Temporary George Fisher Boston Association of Universalists Sumner Ellis Boston Five Cents Savings Bank Broadway Elm Street John J. Norris Bar Harbor

Decoration Day Programme Outlined by Post 30 Chief Marshal

The Decoration Day programme is substantially arranged with the line formed at 10:30 on Main Street under the direction of P A Lindsay of Post 30 as chief marshal.

Ian & Ta Moma Gems Formosa Charles James Sam James Main Street P. A. Lindsay Post 30

Grand May Party at Union Hall by First Universalist Society

The annual May Party at Union Hall hosted by the First Universalist Society drew over twelve hundred tickets sold with lively crowds and a child friendly program. The evening featured a floral dance led by a May Queen, Ethiopian sketch Mrs Diddenmar’s Party, juggler Prof. Nanser, and a lively music program by Edmonds Orchestra.

Union Hall First Universalist Society Messin Gen C. Howlett Ann, Denison Thom ‘Pear M. L. Drew IF. Wellingt Ay Dailey Emma L. Paine Schoolcraft F. Nan Sere Tien Mews George C. Howlett D. H. Thurston D. Wilder Charles James J. W. Smith C.A. Alden

Installation of Officers for Royal Arch Lodge No 17

Royal Arch Lodge No 17 L O G installed its officers for the opening quarter on Tuesday evening with officers led by W C I Wa Briggs and other named posts. After services Deputy Grand Worthy Chief Templar H E Phinney presided as a well received “good of the order.” A member from Alpha Lodge Yokohama Japan offered remarks.

Totowa Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society Asa Bullard B.M. Snow Main Pearl Streets Snow Riverside Franklin Typographical Society Kingdom of Mother Gonse Union Hall E. M. Boardman Melrose First Universalist Church Eastern Railroad Oak Island Revere Beach Ocean House James P. Ewell Fisher Temple Hall Franklin Street Richard Doyle Charles Lunitz Riverside Garden River Street Putnam Avenue Royal Arch Lodge Worthy Templar Lincoln Grand Army Hall Pearl Street D. M. Edgerly Middlesex South District Medical Society Norton Folsom J. M. Kenniston Driver C. B. Jones Henry Haley, Jr Enoch Stedman Boston Henry Haley, Sr T. Burt Somerset Street F. P. Whitney Sorano Union All Handel Geo. Fisher First Baptist Society J. Wells W. T. Chase Reform Association Union Mall Handreda Cambridge E. A. Meader William Tobin Lludson Street Bennett F. Davenport Edward Wood Massachusetts Medical Society Medical College Washington Overseers For David P. Muzzey Vespasian Danforth Myor Hall Almshouse Wellington Albee Hall Chamberlain Vaughan Parmenter Wsington United States Chicago Grand Worthy Templar Gill Royal Arch So Lodge Supreme Body of the Order Bly Supreme Judicial Part James R. Osgood Houghton, Oxgood & Coy George’ H. Mifflin New York Lawnon Valentine Houghton, Mifflin & Co No. 17 L O. G Wa. Briggs W.T Almira Nutting Fret Nugent F. S George Leonard Daniel Ross J. H. Ringers M Osman Jors J. G Etta Battler O. G Charles Abbat D. M Denny Templar Grand Lodge Royal Archie Alpha Lodge Yokohama Japan

Integrity in Business at 649 Main Street

A brief note highlights Mr. Lombard’s steady growth at 649 Main Street, crediting perseverance and customer focus for boosting trade. It promotes Speedy Cough Cure as a trusted remedy and mentions Dr. Wattise’s agency for seasonable goods and apparel at White’s, Tremont Street.

Main Street Lombard Wattise Gog Main Street White's Tremunt Cov

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