Mame Room 504 Feature in TRO 2897 S78 Eos
Room 504 at Mame Avec is highlighted in TRO 2897 S78 with curious notes on layout and possible runs. The short entry hints at a design focus and cataloging of spaces.
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1936
Page
5
Room 504 at Mame Avec is highlighted in TRO 2897 S78 with curious notes on layout and possible runs. The short entry hints at a design focus and cataloging of spaces.
Mortgagee's sale of real estate under a power of sale in a Cambridge mortgage to Harvard Trust Company. Property at 104 Trancock Street Cambridge includes the southwest half of Lot 29 on a plan, with buildings, bounded by Han e Street and other parcels. Dated Sept 28 1835, recorded Middlesex Deeds, Book 348 Page 2417. Sale date March 1st or 2nd, 18—.
In execution of a power of sale, on a Monday in March 1904 at 4 PM, premises held by Dans E. Perkins C 1824 and recorded in Middlesex Deeds are offered. Described as 40 by 110 feet, 4400 square feet, subject to building lines and Belmont town rights. Inquire Francis J. Roche 1374 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge. Reliance Co operative Bank, Edward W. White treasurer.
Mortgagee's sale of real property under a power of sale in favor of a trust company. The described parcel at 4 I 15 Forman Avenue Cambridge, with dwelling and outbuildings, will be sold at public auction on Monday at 4 30 PM, free of liens except prior taxes and municipal charges. Cash payment required at sale. remainder due within ten days. Sale conducted by the Cambridge trust company with notice through the paper.
Foreclosure sale under a mortgage to Cambridge Savings Bank notes a parcel with buildings on Tremont Street near Cambridge Street. The sale requires $100 cash now, two weeks to clear payments, and bids at Room 610, 10 State St, Boston. East Cambridge Savings Bank and Cambridge Savings Bank arrange the notice.
A Massachusetts probate notice orders Ermeline Sommer as administratrix of y dinnes deceased to respond to David P. Israel of Boston who claims an unliquidated debt for contract work and services. The court requires written appearance by March 9, 1936 at Cambridge. Citation signed by John C. Legent, First Judge, with LOEING FP. JORDAN, Register.
The License Commission of the city will hold a hearing in Room 2 at City Hall on Monday at 2 PM on Bangor-Aroo Transportation Co petition for one license to sell and store gasoline at 172 Brookline Street corner Tudor, total quantity up to 1,000. The hearing is under the commission and dated February 20 and March 7.
City of Cambridge notifies all interested that the License Commission will hold a hearing in Room 22 City Hall on Monday afternoon March 16 at o'clock on the petition of Anthony Bar kovich for a Garage of the metal class and for keeping and storage of gasoline in tanks for one car at 4 Lincoln Street Cambridge. By order of Board of License Commissioners John E Quinn Chairman February 20 March 7.
The Land Court in Boston issues notice in the case against William T. Ford and others concerning a parcel of land on Prospect Street Cambridge with adjacent properties. The court requires written appearances and sworn defenses by March 23, otherwise default and entry of a decree will bar contesting the petition. Judge Charles Thornton Davis presides. notice dated February 19 with publication dates February 2, March 7 and 14.
The Constitution fixes the President's oath as I do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the office. The Vice President also swears or affirms. Senators and representatives are bound by oath or affirmation to support the Constitution. No general oath form is specified beyond these customs.
The school lists five U S presidents as chancellors including Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur and Cleveland. They signed diplomas and presented them to graduates during their terms.
Auction of property tied to a deed from Alexander J. Allison to Cambridge Savings Bank proceeds March 10 at 3:30 PM. Property on the north side of G Street in Cambridge Middlesex County includes buildings and fixtures with described boundaries and wares. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and municipal charges. $200 cash at sale. balance due in 10 days. Engst Cambridge Savings Bank to proceed with notice and sale details.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex County to all interested in the estate of Henry Montague late of Cambridge deceased. The executor has presented for allowance this first account and objectors must file a ten days’ notice in Cambridge in the forenoon on March 18, 1938. John C. It. Require, First Judge, this twenty first day of February year one thousand nine hundred and cee Loring P. Jordan, Register. Feb 20, Mar 7, 14.
The License Commission will hold a hearing in Room 32 at 2 oclock on Monday March 16 on the petition of Charlotte M. Taintor for a garage license and storage of gas in tanks for cars at Heat Auburn Street corner Gerry's ron and Coolidge Hill Road East Cambridge. By order of Board of License Commissioners February 2 March 7.
A bridge and whist party will be held at 18 Richard Ave hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Toomey to benefit Sister Cassima of the Marist Order. Father Cushing and Bishop Waite are expected to attend next Thursday.
The Ward 5 Civic Association met Monday evening at Mrs. Emma Taylor's home. High scores were recorded by Lillian Bryant, P. R. Benson, Sadie McDonald, Emma Taylor, Mabel Farwell, Dick, Signa Mains, Frances, Annis Fraser, Ada Joll, Ray, Alice Taylor, Mary Holland. Harriet M. McRae received the consolation prize.
Tit Bits Magazine details a rag merchant who converts old felt hats into new hats stockings into silk pairs and sacks into brown paper. Shreds and stray fibers are repurposed as mattress and armchair stuffing.
Tit-Bits Magazine notes Arctic animals blend with their surroundings for protection. The polar bear stalks seals with white fur, while a white polar fox, hare, and snow owl also mimic snow and ice to avoid detection.
The text explains Amsterdam as the constitutional capital while The Hague serves as the naval residence of the court and diplomatic bodies and hosts the government and major assemblies including the States General, the High Council, the Council of States, and the Chamber of Accounts.
The notice declares potential heirs and devisees must be served by mail or delivery. John J. Hayes of Belmont seeks appointment as executor without surety, with objections to be filed in Cambridge before February 25. A probate hearing date appears in the Middlesex Court on February 22 and March 7, with a return due.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts issues probate citation for the estate of Edward Bartlett late of Cambridge. A petition seeks to admit a last will and appoint an executor without bond. The court sets the return date at March 18 1834 and requires appearance at Old Court Cambridge. Witness John C. Legent, First Judge, February 27 1834.
Jim's Place at 77 79 Mt. Auburn St offers a quiet atmosphere and a wide range of dinner specials from steaks to turkey with varied quality liquors. The Harvard crowd praises the dining service as top notch and the venue remains popular with ample seating for meals.
Pig iron refers to crude iron cast into ingots or blocks. It is produced by smelting ore and is later refined in a foundry or furnace to steel or cast iron products.
The article notes A. C. McGowan ordered the first stock shoes in 1875 in Pittsburgh. Before then all shoes were straight last and interchangeable, while custom-made shoes have long been made rights and lefts for twenty centuries.
Rindge Avenue mentions. McAdoo hailed as farmer and milkman gains fame. Assessor talk, Piccadilly Inn and Continental Hotel expansion. Democratic committee tonic in progress. Carstein Cos promotes year round fueling. Various locals including Hon est Hans Jr editor Sennett Jr pursuing vocations. golf, poetry, stage fright and campaign jokes. City budget, appointments and reporter activity round out chatter from Middlesex County.
Metropolitan Theatre presents Mae West in Klondike Annie with Victor McLaglen and Major Bowes new edition of National Prize Winning Amateurs for stage. The Breezy San Francisco tale features the Barbary Coast and Alaska Gold Rush with a lively revue including Diamond Tooth Mary Perry Arthur Frechette North Cambridge pianist Levitzky directs the orchestra.
Zonta Club members and friends enjoyed an evening at Sheriff McElroy’s home after the regular dinner and meeting. Attendees included Miss Ethel Porter president and numerous members and guests. Miss Cora MacKenzie left Friday for an eighteen day West Indies cruise. Miss Alice Reed spent the weekend at Hillsboro New Hampshire for winter sports.
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