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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Main Street
Lombard
Wattise
Gog Main Street
White's
Tremunt Cov
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T. F. Swan
Cornhill
Faohie Hive
Geo. C. Goodwin
Vitanover Suey Wholesale Dragaign
Putnam & Frine
Ey Hunneman Street
Operal
F. M. Buffum
Bowdoi
Bowdoin Square
W. H. Carpenter
M. D
Tremont St
Dr. 0
Bromfield ST
Harris & CO
Bend
Sergt
Muller
Mareshal
Charles W. Slack
East Cambridge
Puernoon
Charles River
William F. Warren
Boston University
Harvee Street
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