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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1907
Page
5
Mr and Mrs P G Gerrish of 211 Erie street thank friends for expressions of sympathy after the death of their daughter Beatrice on Wednesday April 10.
A movement with strong Catholic society backing seeks to establish a day nursery for Catholic children whose mothers must be away during the day. The plan aims to provide care and supervision for children in the absence of their mothers.
The Greater Boston area hosts a 2 Suburban Baseball League schedule with games from April to September featuring Allston, Riversides, Websters, Associates, North Cambridge, Boylston A. A., Auburns, Quincys, and others at Medford, Cambridge, Franklin Park, Marcella street, and Malden. The article also highlights Dovey’s plan to curb betting, Dolan’s funeral attendance, player updates, and local social events including dances and a minstrel banquet.
Cambridge Assessors announce that all inhabitants liable to taxation must file true lists of real and personal estate with City Hall between June 20 and June 30, or by July 1, under oath. Mortgagors, trustees, executors, and corporations must include detailed statements, with penalties for noncompliance. Blank forms available at City Hall.
About 40 baseball friends gathered at Amory Street to bid farewell to Jack Stafford as he heads to Detroit to umpire in the American League. The Craigie Trio and several local figures attended, performing the Ragred Jacket. Riverside boxing show slated for Malta hall next Monday night and Frank Gormley noted for south success as trainer and future director of the Young Men's Gymnastic club.
Duke Martin organizes a Cambridge locals ball squad for a series of games in the local arena. The lineup includes Tutcher, Tom Burke, Ainsworth, Capt. Joe Yates, Chet Martin, M. Riordan, A. Redmond, J. Crohan, and J. Murphy, with several players formerly with Auburns and the F M T A S.
North Cambridge reports Fred Hamilton has become a happy benedict to many friends. Johnny Merrillicuddy officiates as referee at the Mullen Bowling Alleys pool tournament held over two weeks, with John proving expert in impartial judging of close calls. Frank Perkins, subject of Easter Sunday raid, appeared in court and was fined $75 for illegal liquor selling based on officers’ evidence.
Jesse T. Silva offers the best haircut in Cambridge for 15 cents with Saturday and holiday rate 25 cents. Also promotes Whippen as a complete caterer serving Boston area clients.
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