Cambridge Old Home Week Parade Plans and Highlights
City officials push holiday to July 2 and seek broad participation for Old Home Week. The parade features 350 City Employees Union members, French societies, and multiple bands. Road route fixed via Harvard Bridge to Cambridge Street with a North Cambridge constraint. prizes offered by Municipal Art Society and Municipal Art League. extensive float and banner displays planned across Cambridge and East Cambridge.
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Cambridge Bridge Commission
Charles River
Cambridge Bridge
Boston Municipal
French Court of Foresters
City Employees’ Union
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Michael Jr. Collings
John Concannon
Edward Culhane
Lexon
Henry Wall
John Burke
Thomas Maloney
Andrew McCondogue
John Fitzgerald
James O'Keefe
George Clukas
Goodnow
Parade entries and trade exhibitors listed in Cambridge event
A partial parade roster shows groups such as Ancient Order of Hibernians Cambridge Cadets Holy Name Society and Cambridge A A presents. The trade exhibit includes Lewis Aaron Sons Char Lydian Confectionery J Murphy 1200 Cambridge St John Murphy 1200 Cambridge St and other local businesses. The list reads as a community page of participants and vendors for an upcoming celebration in Cambridge.
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Lewis Aaron Sons
Chars. Lydian Confectionery Co
John Murphy
Cambridge St
John T. Colley
Webster Avenue
Fred Hayden
Jacob Berweller
Webster Ave
Cambridge Old Home Week Proclamation Encourages Civic Parade
Cambridge officials urge merchants and residents to suspend noon business on July 29 and join a grand civic, military, and trades parade followed by an electrical parade. The city will illuminate public buildings and citizens are asked to decorate homes and businesses, reflecting patriotism. signed by Mayor Walter C. Wardwell.
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Cambridge
Boston
Gambridece
Walter CG. Wardwell
Old Home Week Schedule Highlights Cambridge Events
Partial programme lists July events in Cambridge including sermons, a Military Civic and Trades Parade, Electrical Parade, Visitors Day and a Library reception.Band and public concerts in Central Square Harvard Square and Cambridge Field culminate with Cambridge Bridge dedication and river fireworks. Children admitted free to Fr Crowe lawn party and Sacred Heart Lawn Party at Mt Auburn.
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Woman's Committee
Rindge Field
Central Square
Harvard Square
Cambridge Common
Cambridge Field
Cambridge Bridge
Boston Municipal
Charles River
Riverbank Court
Cambridge
Crowe
Fr. Crowe
Sacred Heart
Mt. Auburn
Route of Parade Through Cambridge and Boston Areas
Military civic and trades parade schedule begins at 2 30 P M at Cambridge and Third Street. It proceeds via Cambridge Street to Inman Square Hampshire Street Columbia Street Lafayette Square Massachusets Avenue City Hall review by mayor and officials. It continues to Harvard Square Russell Street and North Cambridge where the Chief of Staff and aides review.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard Square
Terbody Street
Cambridge Street
Inman Square
East Cambridge
Craigie Bridge
North Cambridge
City Hall
Retalia
Smerville
Charlestown
Cambridge
Wm. Balmer
Prirade
James Johnston
Johston
Stephen H. Hairrington
Pill Bros
John Murphy
Dick Corley
Huckster
Bierweiler
Third Street
Hampshire Street
Columbia Street
Lafayette Square
Russell Street
Cambridge Old Home Week Invitation 1907
The note invites friends and all Cambridge residents to Cambridge for Old Home Week from July 28 to August 3, 1907. It promises open hospitality as sons and daughters return to the old city and urges attendance at the grand home coming celebration.
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Cambridge
Old City
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