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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1907
Page
2
A cluttered local ad defines a January sale offering steeply reduced notions and textiles. Items include prints, towels, infants' wear, shirts, aprons, fleeced fabrics, table linen, bed linens, lace draperies, blankets, bedspreads, curtain muslins, and various sewing notions with sale prices and values noted, plus limited quantities on some items. The tone resembles a discount catalog from a department store.
The report catalogs church leaders and acolytes at a Boston area service with Rev. Mullin and Rev. Supple among chaplains and Rev. MacCormack as chancellor. Denis O Callaghan delivers the eulogy, music directed by Edward Mac Goldrick, Gregorian mass sung by St. Paul’s boy choir, and a long list of ushers from Cambridge K of GC. The piece also notes a Democratic aldermen session in 1906 highlighting the minority members’ fairness and courtesy.
City council meetings are held to discuss local governance matters. The brief outlines agenda items, votes, and public participation, noting committee reports and the scheduling of future sessions.
Old quarters destroyed by fire and extensive repairs on the former site push the society to meet in the Gilman estate store. Rapid progress on the new Mt. Auburn street building aims for a February reopening with superior quarters in the archdiocese’s section.
The Central Bowling Alleys at 347 Green Street reopen under manager J E Cutellif. The facility boasts fine lanes and reduced private party rates inviting clubs to gather. New pool and billiard tables accompany the bowling amenities for an evening of recreation.
The deceased was admired by all who knew him and will be greatly missed. The funeral proceeded from his home at 17 School Street, followed by a requiem mass at St. Mary’s Church, then the body was taken to Arlington for interment.
Miss Ann Meade daughter of Thomas and Judith Meade died at her home 191 Elm Street on last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Meade receive the sympathy of many friends in this hour of affliction.
Charlie Neary of Milwaukee earned a draw against local champion Dave Deshler in a ten round bout. The contest was described as the fiercest ever fought in Milwaukee, generating much city-wide debate and excitement.
Percy P Flanagan longtime Cambridge social figure dies after lingering illness. An accomplished pianist and singer he aided many in adversity. Funeral held at the Blessed Sacrament Church on Tuesday June 1. He leaves a wife and two children amid many heartfelt condolences.
Death overtakes George T Wiseman of Mrs. Catherine Wiseman in a quiet, genial man’s passing. The notice notes the sorrow in the Wiseman home as their son is claimed by the Grim Reaper.
The Middlesex Probate Court calls heirs and kin to appear January 22, 1907 at nine in the forenoon to show cause why Helena B E Sullivan should be granted letters testamentary without bond. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Cambridge Sentinel, with copies to all known interested parties seven days before court. Witness Judge Charles J. McIntire.
Deshler dominated Neary through all ten rounds, boxing aggressively and building a clear lead as the crowd roared. Heferens Stout drew cheers with a late surge, but most observers agreed Deshler deserved the decision in the citys fastest and most vicious contest on record.
John Cronin 62 a long time Water town arsenal machinist died after fainting on Inman street near city hall. He left a widow two sons and a daughter. Cronin served in the Civil War and belonged to Post 30 G A R. Burial was in St Pauls cemetery Arlington following a church service at St Marys.
Johnston's Market has become a permanent establishment in the city. James Johnston's business and the capacity of his corps of efficient clerks are justified by tremendous daytime and evening activity. First-class foods, tasteful display, golden rule prices, and modern store improvements attract busy housewives seeking all table items in one stop.
The St Marys Total Abstinence Society of Cambridgeport will elect officers Tuesday evening January 8 at 8 pm in the guild room. Members should attend as the meeting will transact important business. Officers: Patrick Kinneen president Thomas W Batt recording secretary Bernard P Lennon financial secretary Geo A Rosenberger treasurer Rev William J Barry spiritual director. The society aims to ensure the Catholic Total Abstinence Union event in Boston January 28 1907 at Paul Revere Hall is a grand success.
Massachusetts probate notice announces the will of Mary Waddick of Cambridge. Francis R. Mullin seeks letters testamentary without surety. He must appear January 22, 1907, at 9 a.m. in Cambridge to show cause. Public notice required weekly for three weeks in the Cambridge Sentinel.
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