Cambridge shop listings boast wide variety and Metropolitan prices
Telephones assist trade at Cambridge. Nat Somer's Toy Shop on Massachusetts Avenue near Brookline Street Station is praised as the city's finest gentlemen's store with unrivaled window displays and a stock variety described as Metropolitan in price. Tom Charak offers tobacco wholesale or retail and invites waiting customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Somer
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street Station
Somers
Ahern Handles Mortgages
Whippen the Caterer advertises in Greater Boston offering mortgage services with an office at the M. C. A. Building opposite City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AHERN
Whippen
Greater Boston
City Hall
Humidor Installed By Leading Tobacconist in Boston
Tom Charak the leading tobacconist has installed a Wellington Fillmore Co Humidor at 502 Massachusetts avenue near Brookline street station. The oak framed display with plate glass keeps cigars at perfect humidity in the citys largest wholesale and retail tobacco establishment. Charaks hygienic design and steady climate boost stock quality and trade as customers are invited to inspect the Humidor while waiting for their car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom” Charak
Tom Charak
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street
New England
Wellington Fillmore Co
Mr. Charak
Local sport notes mix boxing and school teams in Cambridge
A crowded page recalls boxing bouts, fever, and a busy Cambridge sports scene. Names like Tommy Burns, Jim Flynn, Win Adams, and Jimmy Hamilton appear among team rosters, parades, and youth athletic events. Community updates touch on Dopedale life, local bands, and parade day chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win” Adams
Jonah
Tarboro
North Carolina League
Win Adams
Jimmy Hamilton
Preston Dr. Jones
Providence
Win" Adams
North Cambridge News Brims With Local Notes
North Cambridge residents share updates on work and leisure. Jack Frazer remains a popular conductor at Newton Street Railway enjoyed by Norumbega park goers. Several residents sail or vacation in Derry and York Beach while others recover from illness or attend Old Home Week. A charity-like outing features a St John church event with races, a ball game, and trophies won by married and single men led by Capt Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack” Frazer
Newton Street Railway Company
Jack
Norumbega Park
Thomas Cummings
Hubbard Avenue
Emerald Isle
David J. Nelligan
Major
Mae E. O'Connor
Lndge Avenue
Josephine I. Nelligan
Lexington
Jeremiah P. McCarthy
Rice Street
Charles A. Higgins
Annie
York Beach
James H. Trant
Clifton Street
James Roper
Jim
Parker Cahill
Uncle Sam
North
Boston
Horne’s Mills
N. H
Luiss
Mary J. Phelan
Chil Street
Derry
Snhl
Charlie Hogan
Russell Street
McNamee Printing Company
John J. Harrington
Morris Street
Mamie Andhristina Hurley
Frank Street
Frederickton
N. B
Nellie T. Goggin
Edith AI. Moran
Mary
Margaret
Delia
Elizabeth
Winifred Welsh
North Cambridge
Moran
Daniel Wiseman
Hollis Street
Emma Musgrove
Montgomery Street
John J. Aylward
Johni
William E. Russell
Lillian Foster
Little, Brown & Company
Dod” O'Donoghue
Auburndale
Miss White
P. J. Scanlon
St. John’s Church
Brennan
Culhane
F. F. Coyne
George Holt
James Sweeney
Arthur Burns
Burns
Morehouse
Rooner
Mulvihill
Burke
Sawyer
Hamiltton
Sweeney
Richardson
Lelaml
Fruth
Orlock
Irwin's
Riverside Press Binders Hold Semi annual Island Reunion
Last Saturday the Riverside Press Binders Association spent the day at Paddock's Island for a semi annual reunion and banquet. Lunch was served by H. B. Serv erance at noon before special cars departed Riverside for the Nantasket boat to Pemberton. The group enjoyed motor boat transport to the island and a planned program with a potato race won by Walker, Franklin, McKinsey, Rooney and Murphy. Final heats saw Joe Murphy first and Bob McKinley second. A pitching contest followed with twelve teams taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Press Binders’ Association
Old Ocean
Paddock’s
Press
H. B. Severance
Sharp
Riverside
Pemberton
Dar
Messrs
Walker
Franklin
McKinsey
Rooney
Murphy
Joe Murphy
Little
Bob” McKinley
Notable Local Names Listed in Public Notice
A long list of individuals including Parks, Frank McDermott, David Be tube, George Heitz, Louis Richard son, James Robb and others appears in a public notice. The names span numerous entries with initials and surnames, suggesting a district-wide or committee roster.
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D. O'Leary
M. Hanafian
K. T. Crowley
Robert Gray
M. Dowd
Wm. Lenecy
Frank McCann
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Dominates Boston Old Home Week Events
Cambridgeport Gymnasium athletes earned threefold and two silver watches at the City of Boston Old Home Week games on the Common. Captain Roberts won the 440 yard run, Bob Fowler and John Cody took the 880 yard run and shot put, Al Ross placed second in the high jump, and Harold Murphy second in the 80 yard dash. The Cambridgeport team celebrates as Bart Sullivan and President Roberts receive congratulations.
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Boston
Cambridgeport
Capt. Roberts
Bob” Fowler
John Cody
al Ross
Harold Murphy
Bart Sullivan
Pres. Roberts
Conservatives Seek Second Practice Game With Centrals
The ¢. G. A. Conservatives baseball team demands a rematch with the Central Club for practice. They claim beating the Centrals is as easy as taking candy from a baby. Manager Quinn is asked for his view as rumors spread that a blue envelope was handed to the Centrals’ pinch hitter Sir Robert. At Bedford Sunday the bases loaded with two out ended when Bob struck out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Conservatives
Central Club
Centrals
Quinn
Sir Robert
Bedford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wescott Brothers
Cambridge
Grant & Company
Massachusetts Ave
Putnam Sq. Cambrige
Camnnipor Toe
Cambridge Furniture CO
Masseachusetts Avenue
Camridge
Barber Brothers Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Ince Fruits
Andrew Street
Mass
WM. F. Ware
Bristol Street
Thomas Powers
Hater & Downs
Palmer St
Brewer St
Fahy @ Flynn
Tel
George H. Carrick Real Estate
Insurance
Brattle Street
Harvard Sq
Cambridge, Mass
Jesse T. Silva
Swilivan
Colorado
Jim Flynn
Larcer
Maine
Tommy Burns
Emerill Rbueder
Frank Deacon
Walter Furslow
The
Sentinel
Denny Sivan
Mike
Father Scully
Websters
Quincy Club
Malden
Lewiston
Massachusetts
Boulevard
George Howling Cox
Ten Associates
Sauther
Charles
Martha Washington
Hough's Neck
Denny Ryan
Chelsea
McLaughlin
Young Flanagan
Kid McCarren
Bd Fowler
A. L. Ross
H. W. Murphy
C. G. AL
St. Alphonsus
Althewia
Holy Name
Institute
Erle Street
Auburns
Cambridge Field
Malden-jineys
Rindie
Millford
Shakespeare
Bacon
Del
Mr. Murphy
Tom of
Dopedale
Simon Legree
Massa
Dappers
Quince
South Natick
Dapper
Citizens’ Trade Association
Johnny Fitz
Major Walter
Riverbank Court
Billy Blue
Medford
Muscatel Or
Angelica
Cambridge Street
Tel. Hay
McKinley
Rhode
Efurts
H. Beb. Severance
Wm. Jones
Henry Lang
Thomas Imrie
James Taylor
Thos
Fr. Corne
W. A. Mulvihill
T. J. Prior
Robi. McKinley
H. A. Dillingham
P. A. Barr
A. O. Franklin
Geo. H. Helt
Alfred Bowyer
John
Riverside Binders’ Assn
Seedness Two
Chas. E. McPhee
Brookline St
Raymond
Robert J. Melledge
Msssachusetts Avenue
Harvard Square
Member Real Estate Exchange
Dil Coong
Central Square
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