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Second class matter dated November 1908 at Boston post office under Congress Act of March 4 1879.
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1907
Page
4
Second class matter dated November 1908 at Boston post office under Congress Act of March 4 1879.
COMING EVENTS. Under this heading will be published each week an announcement of future events. Clubs and societies are invited to send notices at any time and they will be inserted in this column. Luso Club, April 29. Cambridge Cadets, April 30. Blue Ribbon, May 1. Prospect Club, May 1. Lawrence Club, May 2. Dandelion P. C., May 3. Massasoit D. C., May 3. Daffodils, May 6. Princess Girls, May 7. Vernon Social Club, May 8. Charles Associates, May 10. Brattle Outing Club, May 13. Institute B. B. C., May 16. Mystics, May 17. Bendemeres, May 29. Printing for most of these dances is being done by J. Frank Facey, 36 Prospect street, Cambridge.
The Sentinel notes Whippen the Caterer offers lavish banquets at the Y M C A Building Massachusetts avenue opposite City hall. An artist in his line he provides abundant edibles and decorative presentation with personal supervision by the proprietor.
John Craig and his stock company plan to inaugurate a second summer season at the Globe Theatre next Monday evening with a major production. The ensemble will showcase a large cast and popular acts expected to draw local crowds.
The Heart of Maryland by David Belasco is a war drama with treachery love courage and devotion. Maryland Calvert is the heroine to be portrayed by Mary Young with Abr. Craig as Colonel Alan Kendrick and a cast including Thomas MacLarine William Evarts Herbert Yost Jarvis Jocelyn Ben Johnson Robert C. Turner William Warren J. Seeley Frederic Murray Russell Clark Mary Saunders and Allene Dunn.
The Cambridge school board met Monday with President Piper presiding. Members present included Mrs. Chase Miss Kinsman Messrs Cheney Counihan Lancaster Lew Piper Nussell and Walker. The March 21 records were approved. Officials received notices on annual appropriations for 1406 107 and urged careful spending within the charter limits. The board referred textbook changes and staffing proposals to committees and discussed campus planning including opposite heating plant concerns near English High and Latin schools. Recommendations urged council visits to English High and debate over consolidating high schools under one head were noted.
Professor H. A. Thompson will present his 15th annual May festival on May 1 at Odd Fellows hall North Cambridge. The program features Genevieve Donnelly Alison Black Myrtie Browne and Emilie Portea with Charlie Black performing Moki Maid and a vaudeville act. Thompson laments the Cambridge Theatre is not yet ready to host a longer run.
The Board of Health held a Tuesday night hearing on a petition from Wal neighborhood residents seeking health measures. Officials reviewed the request and next steps pending further action from the board and involved parties.
The board weighs whether to stop A H Hews Pottery Co from further excavation on Walden Street claiming nuisance or to require rapid filling. Ex Mayor Daly spoke for petitioners while Charles Walcott represented the company. Citizens and doctors submitted support letters as the board took the matter under advisement.
Non partisan council members chose Robert W Hunter of Ward 10 as president after the death of Henry Stetson. Councilman Dunn of Ward 7 lost by one vote, while Winslow of Ward 6 also sought the post. Democratic nominee Joseph Sullivan of Ward 1 was the veteran member favored for the vacancy. The Sentinel wishes Hunter a successful administration.
The Cambridge Chess Club has started its championship tournament with all Cambridge residents eligible to play under the tournament rules. Applications should be sent to A. Ramsay at 5 Summer Street, Cambridge.
Continued city government item lists several individuals including Murphy Pantardos Sullivan Yancy Jaquith and Seromi hand article stores. Other names appear Joseph Fay John Fay Edward Fay Charles Freedman Hunter Lemon Navisky Katz Phillips Saltman Sher and Phillips.
Names listed include Rolla Stockton, Tremblay, Fishman, Sidel with licenses for transportation wagons and small loans to Buckley, Farnham, Welsh, Durnan and O'Brien. An invitation from the school committee to inspect English High School campus next Monday is accepted. A camp night event with Leslie Hunting camp and Veterans night set for May 14. An ordinance amendment requires the treasurer to report daily totals to the auditor replacing monthly reports.
The council rejects the proposal for an Inspector of Apparatus in the fire department after a majority report. Five members Winslow Higgins Chamberlain Hunter Lawson supported the measure, Democrats opposed. A vacancy notice to the board of aldermen was approved alongside street resurfacing and rail tickets funding for militia transport.
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