Cambridge Tailor Moves to Larger Quarters in East Cambridge
East Cambridge reports A Richard the Cambridge street tailor has moved to 555 Cambridge Street near 6th and offers all kinds of tailoring. The Temperance Gating Club, a FL M. T. A. group, secured a summer home at Oak Bluffs Cottage City with E Everett Gaughan as chief officer. Cambridge Lodge NELCP held a costume party in Harugeri hall with about 700 attendees including many in costume. Esther Ahern, 14, died suddenly at Jefferson with funeral held. A Bushway Ice Cream employee from Vermont wandered Boston sight-seeing and was later found on Appleton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Richard
Cambridge Street
Temperance Gating Club
FL M. T. A
Oak Bluffs
Cottage City
E. Everett Gaughan
Cambridg’ Lodge
Harugeri Hall
East Cambridge
Charles. J. Dodge
Shelley
William A. Parker
Geo
Alfred Rumyt
Woodford Sarzent
Richard J. Donovan
Thomas Parks
George Ingram
J. Hadter
Charlies W. Collins
E. L. B. Howard
George Tegan
Ella Rh. Hurd
Frances Warnick
May Sullivan
Fiora EF. Coates
Amliss Lydian Brownsword
Mary Young
Emma Lewis
Catherine Burns
Martha Ruuseh
Ella Sargent
Lil C. Enelsh
John J. Ahern
Bushway Ice Cream Company
Green Mountain State
Boston
Charles
Aganite Club
South End
Appleton Street
Miss Mary Mahoney Remembered by City Residents
Miss Mary Mahoney of 200 Prospect Street was buried Monday. She was the daughter of Timothy Mahoney, a longtime city street department worker. Known as a pleasant young woman, her death is mourned by many in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mahoney
Prospect. Street
Timothy Mahoney
Miss Mahoney
Obituaries From Local Churches and Homes
June notices list numerous w ith funeral details for Walp Mahoney Lynch Condon Barker Lyons Page. Names include Margaret Walp Thomas Murphy Mary Agnes Mahoney William Lynch Bridget Condon James Lynch Johannah Lyons Jeremiah Page with cremains and high mass services scheduled across multiple addresses and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Street
Mondar
At & O
St. Mary's Church of the Annunciation
Malden
Lynch
Wiliam P
Julia E. Lynch
Valentine Street
Condon
Bridget
William Condon
Murray Street
St Paul's Church
William F
Francis A. Cox
Green Street
Barker
Bridget Mary Barker
Tremont Street
James P
Susan A. Lynch
McCaffrey
Myrtle Avenue
St. Paul's Church
Oclock
Lyons
Johannah Lyons
Calvert Place
Dover Street
Boston
Page
Jeremiah Page
St. John
N. B
Scrap Book excerpts and verses from the era
A collage of brief items appears including a preacher's rebuke over smoking, a verse titled He who died at Azan by Edwin Arnold, an inscription on Necessity Not Choice with a New York street scene, and a humor fragment about a Brooklyn-bound cross-town car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-third Street
New York City
Brooklyn
Ladies’ Home Journal
Extremely Rude Conversation Sparks Cherokee Strip Reference
Delegate Flynn recounts a Boston lady and an Oklahoma man discussing western travel. The Oklahoma man asks about seeing the Cherokee Strip, provoking embarrassment and a sharp rebuke from the Bostonian who complains of rude language and asks for refinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flynn
Oklahoma
Boston
California
Nevada
Atmos
Cherokee Strip
Toston
Lippincott
Dividing Up Jokes Show Casual Political Banter
A humorous exchange where one man claims socialism as sharing with the other. The other questions the idea, while a separate quip has a boy misnaming his location as the top drawer in a sleeping car. The brief vignettes reflect light, everyday humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwan
Johnny
General Sherman Recognizes His Shirt Maker at Banquet
General Sherman greeted a familiar face at a Boston Herald noted banquet and reception. The man admitted he had made shirts for Sherman, prompting the general to introduce Major Schurtz to the receiving line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Sherman
Boston Herald
Schurtz
Mysterious Box Prank Ends With Misdelivered Note
A young man plans a romantic gesture with a note and a box of flowers but a valet delivers the wrong box. The girl ignores him as the evening turns miserable. The box contains underwear sent by the valet for himself, while the note sought to charm the lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E&ole
Tall
Dione
Hind
Ladies’ Home Journal
Election Meeting and Punchline Exchange in London News
An election meeting turns comic as a voter demands yes or no, prompting the candidate to pose a provocative question about beating one’s wife. The crowd chants for a direct answer, but the exchange shifts to humor as the candidate vows to prove his point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London News
Mischief and Prayers in a Family Parable
A tale recalls Sol Smith Russell’s daughter Alice as a mischievous child sent to pray. She returns cheerful and reports that God found many other girls naughtier, then Sheridan quips about dining and drinking with guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Smith Russell
Alice
Gol
Pitty
Scott
Alice Russell
A Stable Boy Becomes Footman in a Card Tale
An aged archdeacon hires a new footman, a trained stable boy, to accompany him on formal calls. After two hours the list ends and at the last house the servant cannot leave two cards because he has only the ace of spades left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully Scott
Cripple Creek
Horace
Thomas
Property listings on Orchard and nearby streets
Multiple houses and land parcels offered for sale or rent in Medford and surrounding streets. Properties include Ahern Orchard Street 1M sq ft land assessed 240k, Otis Street residence 1 rooms, four thousand seven hundred forty sq ft land, rents 456 yearly, asking 5000, Surffolk Street 12 rooms 400 sq ft land, sale 2500, Spring Street two-family 3200 sq ft land, rent 204 yearly, price 2200, and others with varied rooms, land sizes, and rent potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard Street
Medford
Otis Street
Prrkl Street
Pleasant Street
Belmont Street
Bulan
Gore Street
Douhble
North Street
Price Stem Oak Circle
Siath Street
Spring Street
Hunting Streeet
Fourth Street
Driving Horses and Interfering Horses Notice
Special notice from Co. E. Lovell at 16 Soden Street Cambridgeport Cambridge Mass. invites attention of gentlemen to driving horses the term alae to interfering horses indicating service or guidance related to horse handling and competition. Tel 172 Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soden ST
Cambridgeport, Mass
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Riverside Furniture CO
Austin Street
Cambridge
Springfield Street
Inman Square
MASS
Canbridge
Shea Bros
Pearl Street
James J. Shea
5Th St
G. F. Whiting & CO
Union Stables
Eine Garriage Service
Speciae
Spek
Nee
Lackawanna
Coa
Edwin BR
Esser
National Cambridge
Corser Massachusetts Avenue
Inman Sirretary National Bank
Frank L. Earl
City Bank
Whooley’s den
Massachusetts Ave
Brookline St. Station
BAY State Vulcanizing CO
Peter Powell
Central
J. Leo Laflamme
Boylston Street
Harvard Sq
Harry WN. Kelley
Barristers’ Hall
Pemberton St
Boston, Mass
The
Clilde
Brudder
Kingdom of Heaven
Azan
Abdullah
Agan
Thia
Edwin Arnold
Washington
Capital
JimInd
Sheridan
Ahern
Fifth St
E. Lovell
E. Francis
J. E. Fabyan
A. Stables
Firstclaas
G. P. O'Brien
Bay St
Cambri Bcf
Empire State Surety CQ
Beevktys
New York
Charles F. Manning
Mass. Ave
Tel
Hyman Pill
Cambridge St
Cambridgeport
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