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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary catalog notes groceries and household items with prices and quantities. Items include curtain rods, knobs, rugs, rugs cleaners, lamps, water bug killers, soap dishes, glassware, baskets, and toothpicks. Contains scattered prices like 3 for 10c and 6 for 20c amid garbled text.
Last Sunday the Ward T Democratic club elected an official board for six months. President George P. O'Brien was unanimously re-elected and the slate includes William Hanrahan as vice president Edward Real recording secretary Thomas Seabury financial secretary Daniel Lovett treasurer James Walsh sergeant at arms John Cronin Thomas F Forbes Patrick Murphy W F Maguire T W Cronin and James Sweeney on the executive board. Edward Dixon leads the orchestra accompanying the club’s activities and Jordan Hall’s exhibition venue. Clarence EB Akkerstrom is reelected secretary.
Langdon McCormick writes a romance titled How Hearts Are Broken slated for next week at the Boston Grand Opera House. Matinees are scheduled on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, with a romantic plot drawing on universal themes of passion and sorrow.
Patrick D. Daley, of the Carriage and Cab Drivers union, was elected to lead the C. L. U. for the coming year. Described as a popular, capable, and conscientious labor man, he is regarded as well suited to uphold trade union principles.
The St Marys church choir held its annual social evening last Friday at Odd Fellows hall in Central Square. Matrons led the event with John I. McCarthy as director and Miss Sarah G Corcoran as assistant, supported by a long list of aides and organizers.
Carl Landry joins St John’s choir and leads in the opera La Mascotte. His acquaintances will hear his baritone voice. Louise Rush joins A. H. Miller dry goods staff, replacing Lillian Foster.
Edward Dixon leads a popular orchestra whose rising reputation makes their dance performances highly sought after in local musical circles. Their engagement schedule and popularity indicate strong community appeal and a growing presence in the city’s entertainment scene.
President J. Elston of Harvard Trust Company located at 227 Inman Street Cambridge advertises financial services and notices related to trust accounts and client inquiries.
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