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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1905

Page

4

Local Brevities from Mt. Auburn and Cambridge Notes

A local column notes Cambridge telephone ads and a weather postponed Japanese lawn party at Bird and Belmont streets with refreshments and a fundraiser for the Sacred Heart field day on August 12. It also lists residents traveling, visits, and vacations including Mina Murray, Etta Davy, Katherine Davy, and Evelyn Run chman, plus several families planning summer trips to Maine, Worcester, Bar re, and Swampscott.

Murphy Cambridge Bird and Belmont Streets Mt. Auburn Harvard Sacred Heart Harvard Square Mina Murray New York City D. J. Crowley Norman Street Etta Davy Putnam Avenue Worcester William Davy Bedford Katherine Davy Joseph Lerner Mollie Ella Floyd Maine William B. Stolba Kenway Flagg Street St. Vincent de

Autumn Society Weddings and Local Notices

A Camden era column lists forthcoming weddings including Miss Margaret Waldo Higginson to Dr. James D. Barney of Roxbury with the Higginson home in Dublin, N H as scene. It also notes engagements, vacations, missing persons, burglaries, and social events with residents visiting Atlantic City Portland Isles of Shoals and local clubs planning fundraisers and lawn parties.

Margaret Waldo Higginson Thomas Wentworth Higginson James D. Barney Roxbury Colonel Higginson Dublin N. H A. H. Ricker Hudson Street George Allen Alta George Auburn Charlee A. Fuller Sugar Hill Arthur L. Deven Brattle Street York Harbor William B. Reid Lexinton Avenue Mary I. Hill John A. Powell Cambridge Ray Wilder A. C. McKensie New York Newfound Lake Hebron Timothy Feeney Spring Street St. Anne de Beaupre David Humphrey Caroline R. Humphrey Maple Avenue Isles of Shoals Wilfred E. Harris Massachusetts Avenue Aylesford N. 8 E. Parker Freeport M. M. Cummings J. H. Niles Walnut Avenue York Beach R. Dec. Ward Fayerweather Street Magnolia Katherine Coveney Ellsworth Avenue Anna G. Pender Portland A. H. Ranlet Avon Hill Street Sarah Ranlet Nantasket Elizabeth Lowell Manchester Mass George Putnam Manning Emery Marlon A. Mason Atlantic City N. J Bertha A. Wallace Ore J. R. Webster Pleasant Street Kennebunkport Exeter Elsie Arnold William F. Bradbury Harvard Street Templeton Pauline Garey Remington Street Isle of Shoals Woodford Yerxa Bertha Yerxa Upland Read the Wells Penelope B. Noyes James A. Noyes Sparks Street Osterville Cambridge A. Station Central Square Magazine Beach Ed” Haverty

North Cambridge News and Public Notices Headline

Edward H B McCloskey travels to White Mountains with Neil Daly to aid in saving Miss Mary Murphy in the Charles River near Weld boathouse. Mayor commends reserve officer John F Powers and seeks two extra vacation days. Fire incidents spark inquiries into possible incendiary activity. Local concerns over a damaged building at Dudley and Reed Streets and a proposed subway under Fitchburg tracks prompt council debate and continued push by Councilman Thomas P O Neil. J J Sullivan Jr and Maurice Murphy vacation in Centre Harbor NH.

Chrissie Kent Bertha Bear George Close White Mountains John Kirby Neil Kelleher Gloucester Mary Corcoran May Kelleher Gertie Powers Norwood Catherine Houlihan Joe “Lajoie Guidrey Huntington Avenue Collins Tom Edwards Tom Carrick John Glennon National Biscuit Company Frank A. Kennedy George Keller Pow Wow East Kingston Mass Lizzie Millerick Ruth Peters Providence Cambridge Street Forest Outing Club Sharon Mollie Owens Edward H. B. McCloskey Neil Daly Flagg Street Mary Murphy Charles River Weld Boathouse Daly John F. Powers Pullen Joseph Miller Pioneer Deacon Streets Cambridge Dudley and Reed Streets Jeremiah J. McCarthy Five Islands Katherine M. White St. John's Chapel Green Narbor P. J. Scanlon Fitchburg Raymond Street Yerxa Road Little John Lynch Thomas P. O'Neil Common Council Ecity Council Committee On O'Neil Boston & Maine Railroad General Court Elizabeth Healey Rindge Avenue Alexander Musgrave Montgomery Street Watertown Arsenal John John J. Sullivan, Jr Clifton Street Centre Harbor N. H Maurice Murphy Sully Mon Council Geoffrey L. Whalen Whalen Douglas Club Mahoney Neale Lee Hollis Street Draflan Harvard Peter Gernon Yorktown Street Redmond Burke Derry Edith Moran Ella Murphy Etta O'Hara Mary Kelly Anna Kelly Elizabeth Welsh Mamie Welsh Della Welsh James Conley William Welsh James 8 Finucane Cornelius Mary Finucane Walden Street St. Paul's Cemetery Arlington Joe Lynch Block Island Joe Teddy

Engagement Announcement and Local Visits Highlight Week

OBSERVATORY HILL residents and guests from Watertown Concord and West Newton feature in social notes. D H Noonan of Cambridge plans marriage to Marion Steyrns of West Newton. Miss Anna Cosgrove of Concord avenue takes a month’s vacation. The Moriartys of Concord avenue visit Hull. A Ladies of Auxiliary 25 meeting occurred at St Peter’s Hall. Mary Cummings of Hubbard avenue enjoys a two week vacation. Mr T F Cosgrove showcases a large garden on Concord avenue.

Mary O'Halloran Watertown B. McBride Donnell Street Anna Cosgrove Concord Avenue D. H. Noonan Cambridge Marion Steyrns West Newton T. F. .Cosgrove Gertrude and Jennie Moriarty Hull Ladies of Auxiliary St. Peter's Hall Mary Cummings Hubbard Avenue

Broad brim Sailor Hats and Dress Fabrics Sale

Catalog listing children's hats and fabric items with varied patterns and colors. Prominent prices noted include sailor hats at 26c regular, boys golf caps 25c, dress ginghams at 12 percent value, and dress muslin at 6 1/2 to 10 cents. Items feature red figure marks and mixed straw textures.

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Women's and children's footwear sale catalog item list

A catalog fragment lists various women and children's shoes with styles such as Russia calf Oxfords Cuban heel and fine kid sandals, plus youth boots. Each item includes features like full heavy sole medium toe low or wedge heels, and labeled values with Red Figure Mark pricing notes.

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Sfteen Hoston Boston E. Somers Haberdasher Mass. Ave Brookline Street P. O'Brien & Son N. Y White River Junction Lowell T. H. Beale, Jr Chauncey Street Barnstable Austin C. Wellington Isles of Shoales 8. W. Driver Barre Herman Hichborn Stockton Charles R. Shaw Forest Street Swampscott R. C. Cushman North Conway J. H. Woodland Winthrop Street John McLean Niagara Falls Woodland Church of the Blessed Sacrament Charles River’ Park Fr. Crowe St. Mary's Parish Fred Abbott Magazine Street John Leo Chisholm Walker Street Boston College High School Huron Joseph Dixon 771St Street Frederick A. Bissell Raidhe John Morrissey Hardwick Street Mary Gullage Marcella Street George Mullett William Mullett Police Department William Sweeney John H. Sweeney Market Street Cambridge Hospital Samuel A. MacDonnell Jarvis Oxford Streets Perkins George Kelley Democratic Club Joe Kelley Gertrude Heilbron London England Reston William John Fox W. K. Campbell Norfolk Street NORTH Reed and Dudley Streets Mary J. Phelan Claystreet Richmond Rindgefield Observatory Hill Corcoran Norfolk Perenle Gngham and Chambray House SSS Ss.us Warner J. H. Corcoran & CO
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