27 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1907
Page
1
A horse and buggy suitable for a physician is for sale at the Soden Street Stables off Western Avenue. Terms are reasonable and the buyer may view the rig at any time. A good bargain for the right party.
St Pauls parish completes arrangements for a full day of activities with games dancing on a fine floor and a vaudeville show. Grounds open from 10 A M to 10 P M, with continuous entertainments throughout the day.
Old Home Week celebrants are urged to visit Charles McPhee, Massachusetts Avenue custom tailor beside Brookline Street transfer station. He carries the largest stock of any merchant tailor in the city and attends to every customer himself as a noted art tailor.
A large crowd attended a concert and dance organized by the First District Table under Mrs. Wm H Davy and Mrs H Clark to support St Pauls parish field day. The event featured a moonlight platform dance and ran until midnight with many attendees named among the revelers.
Old home week verse reflects longing to return to Cambridge on the Charles river and greet old friends. The poem envisions a silent day of reunion after a long journey, with notes of distant places and time.
In a brief note the real estate firm invites potential clients to visit their offices for conversations and viewing options. The message emphasizes welcoming visits and personalized guidance.
Charlestown leader Richard J. Teeling, a two term representative and Boston College graduate, plans to seek the Democratic nomination for senator in the second Suffolk district. An active public figure, he served on probate and chancery titles and insurance committees and chaired a recess insurance committee. He helped pass the Boston police bill granting officers one day off in fifteen and holds offices at 2 Court street, Boston. He is connected with K of C and other local groups and is brother to Father Teeling of Sacred Heart Church.
City hosts a multi day celebration with Founders Day services at St James Episcopal Church Roosevelt era details omitted. Events include an electrical parade from Craigie Bridge to Harvard Bridge, a Pemberton vs Hurons ball game at Rindge Field, and Mayor Wardwell hosting a luncheon at the Colonial Club.
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