Cambridge Commercial College Offers Low Tuition and Thorough Training
The Cambridge Commercial College advertises lower tuition than similar high-grade schools and claims its work is thoroughly high quality. It notes high demand for graduates, citing this week when four Boston firms called seeking stenographers from the college.
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Cambridge Commercial College
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North Cambridge Social Notes Highlight Local Talent
Mamie O Connell hosts a lively Sunday gathering with music games and a collation. South Boston and North Cambridge guests mingle as St John s choir and local clubs showcase concerts and dances at Y M C A and Odd Fellows hall with plans for a Knights of Columbus minstrel show.
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Mamie O'Connell
Norris Street
Miss O'Connell
Katherine McCarthy
Mae O'Connor
South Boston
Molly ‘Touhy
Agnes Touhy
Josephine Callahan
May Callahan
Margaret Quinn
Lillian Fobbs
Sadie Keeley
Mamie Kheaney
Bert Denehy
Knights of Columbus
Dom F. Keegan
Dom
Frances J. Carney
Orchard Street
St. John's Choir
Ms. Carney
William J. Murphy
John R. McCool
John F. Ryan
Katherine White
Mary E. Biffin
Annie Marnell
Edith M. Moran
Katherine M. Doran
Nora A. O'Keefe
Josephine O'Keefe
Mary J. Phelan
Mary Welsh
Edward P. White
David Barry
Patrick J. Seaman
Robert M. Welch
Charles Brunelly
Carl Landry
Fred K. Myles
William Welsh
Real estate auction list for multiple local properties
Ahern AUCTIONEER advertises numerous city properties with rental and sale details. Listings include 14 room houses on Third Street and Tremont Street, two family homes on Union Street and Upland Road, land lots on Albion Street Somerville and Vine Street, plus Webster Avenue and Wendell Street homes with prices, rents, and assessed values. Contact Ahern Auctioneers for offers.
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Albion Street
Somerville
Union Street
Upland Road
Tremont Street
Vine Street
Webster Avenue
Wendell Street
Spring Street
Third Street
Thorndike Street
Traymore Street
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No Harm Meant Tramp Interaction Warned By Butcher
A fragment from Oncea Week presents a dialogue between a tramp and a butcher. The tramp asks for money and notes a lack of manners, while a line about “twenty-five pounds of education for my daughter” appears as a satirical aside.
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Butcher
Fue Gende Blatter
First Dramatist to Second Act Ditto Hoots and Whistles
A playwright notes he now writes only one act plays so audiences do not boo or whistle before the act ends. The comment reflects stage reaction and creative focus.
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