Attention has recently been called to the company for the construction of a plan to extend the company's property. It is understood that inasmuch as it holds a lease of the Cambridge, South Boston tunnel, it has a property right in the dark void above. City officials assert that the passage is not a part of the city's property, but rather a part of the city's property.

CELEBRATED FOURTH
A very enjoyable picnic was held at the home of George Rogers on Mosquitown on Monday, July. The grove was crowded under its load of good eats, which was spread under the pine trees. The passage of gallery as the Railway Company describes it came into being because the Boston Rapid Transit Commission, which had charge of the construction of the underground system, built this section of the tunnel not by boring but by digging from the surface and found it cheaper later to roof it over under the street than to fill in the cavity. After the sumptuous dinner, after noon was spent in foot races and games by the young people, while the merry-making horseshoes and sociable games were enjoyed.

The picnic was a splendid time, with sixty-five people enjoying the delightful dinner. They were, Rev. C. M. Yearout, pastor of the Presbyterian church, Mr. and Mrs. 