Local Socials and Civic Notes Highlight Feb. Events
A grand testimonial concert in Cyprus hall on Feb 5 honored Miss F Eugenie Smith and Master David W Smith by 500 friends with music and dancing. Patrick H Carroll benefited from a large dance at Rhodes hall with the Waverley orchestra, while Riverside Boat Club lost to Kenwood Associates at Rexford alleys. Cambridge Park commission fights North Station shed reconstruction. city solicitor weighs open navigation. Trinity Church Boston hosts a special night service on Feb 17 with organ recital and free seating.
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Cyprus Hall
F. Eugenie Smith
David W. Smith
Emilie Portea
McDonald
McKinley
Hanson
Gertrude Webster
Patrick H. Carroll
Waverley Orchestra
Messrs
Edward Malone
John Nagle
Fred McGurk
William Volk
James Crosby
William Burke
Timothy Burns
Stanley Adams
Archie Gibson
Edward Murphy
Alfred Swinnerton
Daniel Lynch
Daniel Colman
John Klein
Charles Derigo
Charles Delucca
Abbie
Riverside Boat Club
Kenwood Associates
Rexford
Riversides
Newman
Cambridge Park Commission
Pevey
War Department
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Cambridge
North
Charles River
Park Commission
Trinity Church
Boston
George Hodges
Episcopal Theologica School of Cambridge
Public Health Dispensary Hours At Cambridge Site
The Anti-Tuberculosis Association announces its physicians will serve at the Cambridge dispensary located at 689 Massachusetts Avenue room 302. Free lung examinations and treatment are offered Mondays 10 to 11 am and Thursdays 7:50 to 8:40 pm. Individuals with persistent coughs urged to attend. Stephen H. Harrington spoke at the Home Furnishers association banquet, praising the ex-alderman. The Magnolias plan another cake walk in April at Phillips Bros. on the Avenue. Daniel W. Gage sold his Mt. Pleasant street double house to Mathew A. Alligon for investment. assessed at $7,000. McInnes’ Full Orchestra will provide music for dancing on April 13, with the event running to 3 am. The Cambridge Gas Light Employees Benevolent Association held its second grand hall gathering at Cyprus and Rhodes halls, featuring a concert and late dancing.
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Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Massachusetts Avenue
Savings Bank
Cambridge
Daniel W. Gage
Mt. Pleasant Street
Upland Toad
Mathew A. Alligon
Cambridge Gas Light Company
How to Kill Your Town Protocol Excerpt
A dated, incendiary call urges aggressive consumer boycotts and local distrust. It urges buyers to migrate to other towns, denounce merchants, and stab the town’s image while seeking personal gain and excluding local papers. The rhetoric promotes destruction of local commerce and cohesion.
Victor Associates Hold Poverty Party in Cyprus Hall
The Victor Associates hosted a poverty party with wood-sawing and pie eating contests on Friday evening in Cyprus hall. Owens and Lally won the poverty match, prize a silk umbrella, with many attendees including Miss Donovan and several Messrs. Edwards managed the event creditably. The Warren Social Club plans a grand ball on April 24 at Institute hall East Cambridge. The Craigie Trio will give a monster entertainment and dance at Institute hall East Cambridge on Monday ev- RAYMOND FOR INSURANCE.
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Victor Associates
Cyprus Hall
Owens
Lally
Misses Donovan
McNamara Lynch
O'Neil
McCloskey
Casslein
Burke
Charles Donovan
Martin King
Matthew Conley
John Corcoran
Sally Barber
Charles Murphy
Frederick Lemay
Thomas J
Warren Social Club
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Craigie
Messrs
Joseph Curtin
Joseph Silva
Mr Craig Opens Don Caesar at Bijou Theatre
John Craig will stage Don Caesar de Bazan at the Bijou Theatre next week. The revival features Craig as the heroic Spaniard with period costumes and scenic polish, marking his first heroic role this season.
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Don Caesar de Bazan
John Craig
Bijou
Don Caesar
Mr. Craig
As You Like It at Castle Square Theatre This Season
A Shakespeare production of As You Like It arrives next week at Castle Square Theatre for the third time this season. The staging will be elaborate with new scenery and Elizabethan music. all songs to be performed by specially engaged vocalists. Designs are by Boston architect Frank Chouteau Brown, noted for prior Shakespeare productions. The Altar of Friendship and Hall Caine's The Eternal City follow.
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Castle Square Theatre
Frank Chouteau Brown
Boston
Hall Caine
Castle Square
The Cow Boy Girl Melodramatic Musical Fun Hit
Grand Opera House presents The Cow Boy Girl a new melodramatic musical on tour. The show features a large chorus, lively numbers, and stunts that captivate audiences as it travels to venues.
Gasoline license hearing set for 347 Harvard Street Cambridge
City of Cambridge announces a hearing before the Board of Aldermen on March 7 1907 at 50 pm in City Hall Aldermanic chamber. Nicholas F Beutel seeks a license to keep store and sell gasoline in a tank at 347 Harvard Street rear. Public notice issued by City Clerk Edward J Brandon.
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Aldermanic Chamber
Nicholas F. Becutel
Harvard Street
Board of Aldermen
Edward J. Brandon
Four Bad Men From Ari zona Comedy Skit at Washington Show
Tickets now on sale for Washington's birthday matinee and night performance. Next week's matinees run Tuesday Thursday Friday and Saturday featuring a top comedy singing quartet.
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Arizona
Washington
Celebrated New Home Sewing Machine Ad Promises Value
An old advertisement touts the celebrated New Home sewing machine as a long used but valued model. It urges dealers everywhere to offer the opportunity to secure one, claiming it is better and more liked than before.
Citation for Julia Harrington estate administration
Probate Court of Middlesex to heirs and creditors announces a petition to grant letters of administration for Julia Harrington of Cambridge without bond. A hearing is set March 5, 1907 at nine in the forenoon in Cambridge. Public notice must appear weekly for three weeks in the Cambridge Sentinel.
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Middlesex
Julia Harrington
Cambridge
Julia F. Harrington
Cambridge Sentinel
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Divorce Petition Describes Desertion and Adultery in Three States
John Rokicki of Cambridge files for divorce from Rozalia Rokicki alleging three years of desertion since January 17 1900 and adultery in Boston Suffolk County and New York Harrisburg Pennsylvania with Charles Maczeski. petition dated January 31 1907 seeks a decree and related orders.
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Cambridge
Rozalia Rokicki
Harrisburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Hozalia Rokicki
A. D
Boston
Suffolk
New York
Libel Notice in Middlesex Superior Court 1907
The Middlesex Superior Court orders libellant to notify libelee to appear in Cambridge on the first Monday of April by attested copy in Cambridge Sentinel for three weeks. An attested copy and order to be sent by registered mail to libelee and to last known residence of Charles Maczeski at least fourteen days before return day.
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Middlesex
ss.—Superior Court
A. D
Cambridge
Cambridge Sentinel
Middle
Charles Maczeski
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