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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1906

Page

5

Cambridge Harvards Stay Quiet as Holidays Begin

In Cambridge Harvard students remain scarce over Christmas with empty Weld dorms and silent streets. A car confrontation in Adams Square ends with arrests for drunkenness as Patrolman King intervenes. Fire calls keep the city busy while local events include a Christmas reception for students at Phillips Brooks House and a Cambridge fire department surge of alarms overnight.

Harvard Square Harvard Cambridge Weld Adams Square King Station 2 Scollay Square Harvard and Radclife Eliot Phillips Brooks House Royce Peabody Palmer Bater Charles Eliot Norton Norton Christ Thadheray Dr. Birch F. H. Birch Eliot Adams Appleton Chapel

East Cambridge Christmas Gatherings and Local Obituaries

East Cambridge residents Mr and Mrs John Quin hosted a 33-member Christmas reunion at 85 Otis street with grandchildren in attendance and charitable gifts to poorer children. Inmates at East Cambridge jail enjoyed a Christmas show and exercise. memorials note the deaths of Annie Louise O Brien and Mary A Curry with funeral details and tributes.

John Quin Otis Street Evelyn J. Ford East Cambridge Middlesex House of Correction Boston

Autographs Presented by Professors at City Reception

Mayor Thurston will receive a book of autographs containing 1000 names for Mr. Bradbury. Prof Le Baron Briggs will present the book. A teachers’ presentation will follow as part of the city event. Michael Henley and James Farrell visit local families.

Thurston Bradbury le Baron Briggs

Sacred Heart Ceremony and Parish Events Center on February

A high Mass at Sacred Heart Church was held yesterday with a large mourners group. The fourth annual F M T A S lawn party is set for St John’s hall Monday evening Feb 11 featuring a Musical Oddity by Institute members with Auxiliary support. Early February offerings include dances and novelty numbers amid costume surprises. The Christmas festival at Sacred Heart showcased the church choir under P G McDermott with 60 voices and Carter’s orchestra performing Mass and Advent music concluding with Solemn Vespers and a festive postlude by Miss Annie Crowley and others.

St. John’s Hall Institute Church of the Sacred Heart P. G. McDermott Adesie Fideles Novello Leon McCarron Margaret Boland Jeremiah Dineen Max Macaléwski Mary Austen Carter Nini Cat Stearns Tagsuwg Belamid Memento Schmid Jean Redemptor Gregorian Magnificat Alma Redemptouris Richardson O. Salutaris Ees Wiegand Tantum Falkenstein Bec Oran Meesie Sais Tiely Annie Crowley Mary Boland John Loan Thomas O'Keefe Henry Gaughan

Death of John Connelly at Malden home

John Connelly died at his residence 9 Amory street last Wednesday. A respected husband, he will be mourned by his widow and community. A requiem mass was held at St Marx Annunciation church on Friday morning. Burial followed at Holy Cross cemetery Malden with many relatives and friends in attendance.

Elizabeth M. Hutchinson Regent Street St. Johns, N. B Samuel Hutchinson Cambridge Cemetery Mary A. Curry Patrick Curry Second Street John Connelly Amory Street St. Marx's Annunciation Church Holy Cross Cemetery Malden

Higginson Celebrates 83rd Birthday in Cambridge

Col Thomas Wentworth Higginson, author, soldier and scholar, marked his 83rd birthday last Saturday. He urged the younger generation to “Be cheerful” as the key to his health. He spent the day receiving calls, telegrams, letters, and congratulatory messages from friends.

Thomas Wentworth Higginson Cambridge Centleman Buckingham Street

Park Square Roller Rink Draws Thousands in Boston Six Day Contest

The six day skating contest at Park Square rink Boston attracts thousands nightly with top racers led by Fred White a veteran ball bearing racer. The author recalls Ocean Pier Rink days in Revere watching rivals now notable in Boston politics and police. Walking on wheels returns as a popular pastime in the city. Ball bearing skates ease learning and delight after mastering the glide.

Park Square Boston Chelsea Wonder Fred White Ocean Pier Revere Charlie Walton Em Turner Jerry Watson

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Hollis Street Dennis E.hayes Daniel Brooks & Connolly Elizabeth F. Hill Charles River Road Jeremiah Sullivan Tirng David Titus Winthrop and Boylston Streets P. F. Murray Molloy Presho and Mullins Ray Wilder Davenport Street St. Janes Episcopal Church Robb White Bristol Street Alphonse Wolsski Patrick Donahue Matthew Martell Benjamin Jacob Hart Andrew Street Cambridee Cambridgeport Gymnasum Associaticon Cmmateur Cymnasium F. W. Bartie's Massachsetts Avenue Scemerville High School Lakeside Club Arlington Town Margaret Dawson Franklin Street List Cambridge Relief Hospital Hersey B. Goodwin Hop'insim Follen Street Harvard University Thomas Magee Inman Street Hampshire and Inman Streets St. Peter's Episcopal Church Walter C. Wardwell Joseph B. Whoriskey Harvard Street Grace Mr. Whoriskey Christ Church Arthur B. Bullard W.A. Bullard Maud Teresa Parker New York Prescott Evarts Channing F. Bullard Arlington Howard C. Alley Willard Emery William F. Bradbury Cambridge Latin School Arthur P. Stone James O'Bren Gore Street Annie Louise Sacred Heart Church Michael Henley The Hibernians Fulton County James Farrell Johnstown N. Y John F. Nellan Stephen Hearne Bell Street California Johnston Turkey Cambridge Street Cor Elm Street Col. Higginson
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