Local notes on printing contract and union office elections
The E. L. Grimes Co. of 122 Pearl St Boston won the contract to print city documents, in a union office first time in years. Div 21 AOH elected officers James Culhane president Henry Fielding VP Thomas O Hara treasurer Francis Brennan recording secretary Walter Haley financial secretary James Murphy sergeant at arms James Brennan sentinel. Miss Kathryne Glynn recovered from a week of grip. division 6 AOH Cambridgeport elected Timothy McCarthy president John Fennelly VP Daniel Early recording secretary Daniel Crowley financial secretary Patrick McDermott treasurer. John Mulvihill, longtime River side Press worker and Cambridge council SK of C, died at 489 Franklin St. Funeral at Blessed Sacrament. Henry Curtis Hobbs, former Cambridge cemetery foreman, died at 69. Civil War veteran. survived by two sons and a daughter. Fire alarms at 1709 Cambridge St and 226 Charles St caused minor damage. Mrs. Mary A. Stafford died at 5 Putnam Ave, age 74. Pearl Raymond reported renting a room to a stranger. valuables missing. Burglary at 114 Broadway yielded $14 taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagle Hall
James Culhane
Henry P. Fielding
Thomas O’hara
Francis J. Brennan
Walter H. Haley
James Murphy
James J. Brennan
Kathryne E. Glynn
Cogswell Avenue
Cambridgeport
Essex Hall
Prospect Street
Timothy McCarthy
John Fennelly
Daniel J. Early
Daniel Crowley
Patrick McDermott
Middlesex County
John F. Mulvihill
Jeremiah Mulvihill
Franklin Street
Mulvihill
Riverside Press
Cambridge Council
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Henry Curtis Hobbs
Cambridge Cemetery
Huron Avenue
Hobbs
Curtis
Nancy Tufts Hobbs
G. A. R. Iee
Amicable Lodge of Masons
Cambridge
Cambridge Street
John W. Ouster
George Jefferson
Charles Street
Graustein Bros
Antonio Bondin
Mary A. Stafford
Putnam Avenue
Just Someone Draws Crowds at Grand Opera House
Ray Raymond performs at the Grand Opera House with Will R. Andersons songs Just Someone and Won t You Take a Little Walk With Me. Audiences fill the lobby after shows, humming the tunes as a living memorial to the harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Raymond
Grand Opera House
Will R. Anderson
Ray
Funeral of William Shaughnessy in East Cambridge
The East Cambridge community mourns William Shaughnessy with a Re quiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church officiated by Father Horgan. Pallbearers included James Walsh and John Powers among others. interment at Maiden. A 30 year old, he died without enmity, leaving many friends. A musical event is planned for Feb 21 22 by the Institute and Auxiliary. Institute activities include bowling and a January 17 dancing party to aid the Young Ladies' Charitable Association. Marshall's bowling alleys on Cambridge Street gain popularity among local athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shaughness
Sacred Heart Church
Fathe Horgan
James Walsh
John Powers Frank Shelley
Joseph Quinn
Herbert Bridey
Charles Garvin
Richard Delaney
James Newman
Timothy McCarthy
J. Crowley
Amon
Cross
Wm Shaughnessy
Pillow
Danie B. Shaughnessy
Nellie Shaughnessy
Daniel B
Frank Shaughnessy
Jame Shaughnessy
Daniel B. Shaughnessy
St. John’s Council
K. Co
St. John's Literar
East Cambridge Post Office
Lakeview D. C
P. G. McDermott
M. Quinn
J. N. Ladensack
James J. Mellen
L. J. Ducey
J.p'neil
T. A. Corcoran
A. Austin
Alber Mahegan
Malden
Institute
Waterloos
Tommy Flynn
Walter Halleran
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Young Ladies’ Charitable Association
Edward A. Counihan, Jr
Marshall
Cambridge A. A
Cambridge Street
Ninth
Cassand joins Witmark & Sons after Helf & Hager exit
Campbell B. Casad, famed music publicity editor, leaves Helf & Hager to join M. Witmark & Sons. The Witmarks, renowned music purveyors, offer Casad new scope for his inventive genius. Casad is also an author and composer, with Military Mollie noted as a strong musical comedy contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
B. Casad
Helf & Hager
M. Witmark & Sons
Witmarks
Casad
Witmark
Mr. Casad
Doings of the sports wise say ings of great men
A jumble of names and notes covers basketball teams managers players and upcoming games. Carlisle Harvard Maynard and Boston figures appear alongside coach selections and local Y M C A events.
North Cambridge Letters Highlight Community Happenings
North Cambridge residents feature in a busy page with Dan Cosgrove on vacation and plans to return next spring. The column notes Baby Welch’s arrival, theater goings in Columbus, and local musical events at St Johns with Cambridgeshire talent and a chorus preparing Mills Mass for Christmas.
Sunny Jim Danehy Helps At Cambridge Post Office
Local friends report Sunny Jim Danehy assisted at Cambridge B for a few days and impressed onlookers with questions about his potential return to local deliveries. Tom O Neil of the Junction sport lodge attracts patrons as he plans matches over the next three months. Patrick O Brien of Van Norden street recovers from a serious illness that kept friends anxious. A North Cambridge Social Club annual party is set for next Wednesday at Odd Fellows Hall with Metnes orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilis
Sunny Jim" Danehy
Cambridge
Watertown
Tom O'Neil
Junction
Patrick O'Brien
van Norden Street
Odd Fellows’ Hall
North
Mercutio
Death Notice for John C Haverty Sr after brief illness
John C Haverty Sr of 20 Taman street died at home Thursday morning after a two day illness. Born in Worthind, Maine, he was 58 years old and had lived in Cambridge for 65 years. He had been connected with the railway mail service for 76 years. Vina Haverty was cited as a vigorous, active member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Haverty
Taman Street
Worthind
Cambridge
Vino Phaiverty
Funeral in Catholic circles for Mr Haverty
The obituary notes the death of a respected man leaving a wife seven sons and one daughter Edward John C Jr William Arthur Henry Frank Fred and Margaret. Funeral held at St Marys Church with a Requiem Mass at 9 am. He belonged to the Pilgrim Fathers and the Railway Mail Clerks Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
John C. Jr
William
Arthur
Henry
Frank
Fred
Margaret
Haverty
The
Pilgrim Fathers
Railway Mail Clerks’ Association
Down's Restaurant Special Breakfasts Sample Menu
Down's Restaurant at 627 Massachusetts Avenue Central Square offers several quick breakfast options. A includes oatmeal with small steak tea or coffee, B oatmeal with ham and eggs, C oatmeal with pork chop, D oatmeal with two scrambled eggs, E oatmeal with lamb chop, F oatmeal with egg omelet and rasher of bacon plus tea or coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down
Down's Restaurant
Massachusetts Avenue
Central Square
Proposal Sparks Distress Threat in Quiet Town
Edith confesses to Mr. Jones proposal last night. Ethel notes his threatened desperate act if refused, signaling tense conflict in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
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Cambridge Sentinel
DEM
Massachusetts Ave
Bos- Yeu
Mase
Sentinel Publishing Comp'y
Boston
H. J. Mahoney
D. J. Toomey
E. L. Grimes Co
Pearl St
Campbell B. Casad
McPhee
Chas. E. McPhee
Brookline St
Sliva's
Green Street
Central
Alderman Seale
Cam
Maynard
Jan Colbert
North Attleboro
Ernest Garlardi
Dean Academy
A. C. Ewen
South Framingham
Chas. Church
John B. Toran
Winchester High
Uesday
Frank Quinn
Ballou
Holland
St. Peter's Institute
Kingston, Mass
New England
Harvard
Carlisle
Stephens
Penniman
City Tall
Oliver D. Clary
Francis H. Burr
Mr. Burr
Kauffman
Billy Delaney
Jack Sullivan
J. Pierce Quilty
Everett Y. M. C. A
Tommy Daly
Freddy Welsh
Dave Deshler
Chelsea
Denny McLaughlin
Denny Ryan
Boston Nationals
Joe Kelley
Hans Wagner
Merry
Davey
Tenney
Doris
Cosgrove
Dan
Tommy Jones
Boston Five
Wheelock and Barnstead
Dorchester
Mullaly
Duffy
Boston Grays
Conroy and Neary
Natick
McLaughlin
Norris
Saxonville
Keene, N. H
Slugger Burns
Y. M. C. A. Five
Daniel J. Cosgrove
Cambridge B_ station
Daniel Wiseman
Hollis Street
California
North Cambridge
Knights of Ulations
Frank Callahan
Charles Dpd
Callahan
Sherman Street
Columbus
Majestic Theatre
Whalen
Helen VM
A. Cocin
Ifred S. Myles
Dennis I. Kelleher
Elizabeth Healey
Providence
R. A
Rindge Avenue
Danny" Gould
Danny
Delia
Margaret Welsh
Harvey Street
Mae KE. O'Connor
Only
Tah Rindge Avenue
Mamie O'Connell
Katherine McCarthy
Margaret O'Connell
Charles Maloney
Joseph W. Tigsins
John J. Glynn
Martin
Bud O'Connor
Miss O'Connor
Maloney
Mary Lee
Josie Nelligan
Ded”Donoghue
Catherine M. White
St. John's
Millard
Forts
Mary K. Biffin
P. J. Scanlan
Fred I. Myles
Robert M. Welch
Guinness
Tel. Hay
Boston, Mass
Wescott Brothers
H. A. Kerner
John C. Haverty, SR
Odd Fellows
Charak Brothers
Scott’s Tea Store
ODD Fellows Building
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