Fire Damages Bridge Telephones Storefronts
At the reign of the Indian Tobacco at wholesale or retail Tom Charaks 502 Massachusetts avenue near Brookline street station invites customers to drop in while waiting for their car. Telephone No 726 2 Cambridge Nat Somer's Toy Shop on Massachusetts avenue Brookline street station touts itself as the finest equipped gentlemen's store with unrivaled window displays and Metropolitan prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom” Charak’s
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street
Cambridge
Nat Somer
Brookline Street Station
Somers
Aug. T
George M. Olive
Board of Aldermen
Edward J. Brandon
Gilbert S. Chipman
Pearl Street
Whippen the Caterer in Boston’s City Hall Area
Whippen the Caterer operates from the M. C. A. Building opposite City Hall in Greater Boston offering superior event service and catering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whippen
Greater Boston
City Hall
Humidor at Tom Charak's Tobacconist Shop
Tom Charak, leading tobacconist, installs in 502 Massachusetts avenue near Brookline street station a premier Humidor built by Wellington Fillmore Co. The quartered oak display with plate glass keeps cigars at ideal humidity, boosting trade at the citys largest wholesale and retail tobacco store. Drop in to inspect while waiting for your car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Charak
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street
New England
Wellington Fillmore Co
Mr. Charak
Local Semi-Pro Baseball Weekend Results and Injuries
The Cambridge area reports several scores from Saturday games with the Institutes beating Hell Name nine and Webster field hosting a Websters victory over Ulney Maiden. Young Cyr Young is sidelined. two youths, Johnnie Hines and Patrick Dooley, suffered eye injuries from a line drive incident at Cambridge field with stitches needed for both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institutes
Hell Name Nine Satrday
Candy
Cyr Young
Johnnie Hines
Cambridge Street
Trick Dooley
Jovercon Street
Etief Hospital
dJolmine
Fatrick
Camridge Fel
Johnnie
Patrick
Johnie
Chelsea Clack Works Dominates Chelsea Nine Strong season
Charley Maloney and Moynahan anchor Chelsea Clack Works in a long win streak as Keaner signs with Squirrel Island Meine rev ision nine. Maloney and his partner lead a Chelsea squad hoping to clinch the Chelsea title after a 3 to 0 first-game win over Catholic Union. International track hopes stand slim for New England at Jamestown VA Nationals.
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Charley Maloney
Boston Coleze
Jack
Charley
Moynahan
B.C
Chelsea Clack
Chelsea
Catholic Union
New England
Natonal
Jamestown
Fair
Th. A. A
Local Notes of Lewiston and Nearby Communities
A collage of notes mentions Lewiston team changes and a Portland debut, high school players Sherry Park Browne and Miss Mary Horan on vacation readings, and bereavement for William Pequot. Local clerks Percy Prior and Richard Sullivan are highlighted with work status updates, while Jack Glynn joins Watertown Arsenal.
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Sherry
Somerville High
Park
Boston English High
Browne
Prookline High
Boothbay Harkes
Patchwork Snippets From A Roving Column
The fragmentary text shows casual riffs on oil prices social hints and local names. References include Jack Carne with Rutland Vermont baseball, Nick Driscell appointed a beet supervisor in New York City, a government pact call, a nature retreat Monday, and B A A hat colors with a yellow pencil line note.
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Jack Carne
Rutland
Nick Driscell
T. 8. Gvernment
Pact of
Tce Department
Elane
Locals Parade With Summer Travel And News
North Cambridge resident John Ric Crehan enjoys his annual two weeks away. John McGuillicuddy heads to Rumford Falls for duties. Mr and Mrs Andrew J Hennescor depart for a fortnights vacation in Northern Maine. Miss Alice Nagle visits Cambridge as guest of Mrs William Mahoney and attended the recent celebration. Miss Mary Lee travels to London NH for three weeks. Ed Tanser returns from vacation with a tan admired by officers. The Keefe sisters enjoy summering in Milton NH and return for Old Home Week. Till McCrehan takes a break from Emerson Hall pleasures. New recruits Johnny Mooney and Henry Thornton join the Boston Elevated Railway. Councilman J Pierce Quilty earns praise for Old Home Week athletics. Abe Thomas travels from St Johnsbury VT for the event and maintains a trusted Cambridge position. Mrs Michael C Breslin improves after illness. Mollie Johnson and friends vacation at Canobie Lake NH. Joe Welch leaves for three months at Poland Spring Water Co.
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William Pequot
Hilly
Percy H. Prior
Cambridge
Richard Sullivan
Middlesex Street
Jack Glynn
Cogswell Avenue
Watertown Arsenal
John McGuillicuddy
Montgomery Street
Rumford Falls
Andrew J. Hennescor
Maine
Alice Nagle
New York City
William Mahoney
Dover Street
Mary Lee
Hollis Street
London
N. H
Bessie
Mollie
Nelie
Keefe
Himlee Avenue
Thinesh
Miton
N.hs
Sam Happe
Till McCrehan
Emerson Hall
Ebar
Abe” Thomas
Rindge Avenue
St. Johnsbury
Abe
Cambridge House
Wold
Vermont
Michael C. Breslin
Clay Street
King Philip Fishing Excursion Offers Daily Harbor Trips
Edward Dixon sails the steamer King Philip to outer harbor fishing grounds with a crowd of devoted anglers aboard. The daily trips from Commercial Wharf depart at 10 A M, Sundays included, with a fare of 1 dollar covering bait chowder and ample accommodations.
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Edward Dixon
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Wescott Brothers
Grant & Company
Massachustts Ave
Putnam Sq
Cambr Dce
Camprinae
Cambridge Furniture CO
Camridge
Barber Brothers Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Andrew Street
Mass
WM. F. Ware
Bristol Street
Thomas Powers
Fou MenLy
Haver & Powers
Palmer St
Brewer St
Fahy @ Flynn
Tel
Ceorge H. Carrick
Brattle Street
Harvard
AHERN
Jesse T. Silva
Green Street
Autuns
Malden
Fred Corbett
Harry Mesey
Marchester-Neponset
Frank Keaner
Squirrel Island
Alfred Sherer
Hinner
Medford Rum
Ine
Musecate
Angelica
Tel. Hay
Boston
Joey Monahan
Lewiston, Me
Portland
Mary Horan
Centre Harbor
Poe
North
John Ric Crehan
Rice Street
Ed” Tanser
Mollie “Johnson
Canohie Lake
SN. H
Joe Welch
Poland Springs, Me
Poland Spring Water Company
King Philip
John H. Holt
John Kelley
Raymond Street
Linnean Street
the Board of Aldermen
Erpward J. Brantchon
W. D. Eaton
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