Traveling bags with integrated grooming cases gain vogue
In Fashions Realm article notes compact traveling bags half purse half valise with built in brushes boxes and toiletries. Alligator skin browns gold shades and cornskin grips described as practical for train or boat travel and favored by elderly women for darker leather tones. Amy Varnum reports the season’s stylish yet functional accessories and two bag shapes square and oblong with metal clasps and strong leather handles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Varnum
Kitchen Linen Care Essentials for Neat Household Routines
The kitchen department deserves equal care to table linen with orderly stacks of towels and dusters. Essential items include crash towels in two grades, glass towels, floor cloths, dishcloths, cheesecloth dusters, roller towels, flannel bags, chamois skins, all neatly hemmed and marked with red cross stitch for uniform presentation.
Beauty Won by Proper Breathing for Full Development
A clever woman doctor promotes rhythmic breathing as the path to easy grace and full development. Proper breathing fills hollow cheeks and neck, smooths heaviness in walking, and adds body control. She warns against upper-lung breathing and tight lacing, urging support where needed, good food, fresh air, and understanding breathing for near physical perfection.
QUILL-COOMEY MARRIAGE IN SOMERVILLE PROMINENT COUPLE WEDS
John C. Quill of Rindge avenue marries Miss Alice Coomer in Somerville on Sunday evening. Bride wears nun's veiling with bridal roses. sister Miss Mary Coomey as bridesmaid. Best man is Mr. Timothy Horan. Following a supper at Newman place the couple honeymoon in New York before settling on Cherry street. The union elicits many well wishes and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
John C. Quill
Rindge Avenue
Alice Coomer
Mary Coomey
Timothy Horan
Newman Place
New York
Cherry Street
Quill
Pop Concert at Cypress Hall Supports Church Fund
A Cypress hall pop concert and dance on Wednesday evening benefited the Blessed Sacrament church building fund and drew praise as a major success. Performers included Catherine Ducey Sara Daley Frank E Tenor Elizabeth Callahan with Charlotte Broughton accompanying and Dr John E Dwyer as MC.
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Cypress Hall
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Catherine Ducey
Sara Daley
Frank E
Elizabeth Callahan
Mae W Waldrick
Charlotte Broughton
John E. Dwyer
Ker
Crowe
Charles J. Maguire
Margaret T. Evan
Minnie A. Galvin
Lizabeth Diver
Harriet I. Madigan
Esther Om*onnor
Louise Corcoran
Emma Marsh
H. E. Condon
Susan Thompson
Gertrude Doonan
Margaret Mannix
Helen Hayne
Mary Holden
Mary Thompson
Esther O'Neil
Catherine Smith
M. F. Dolan
Hattie Avery
Mollie Lovett
Agnes Dolan
Nellie Dawson
Mabelle Tarhox
Josephine Dawson
Winnifred Graney
Christine Galvin
Mary Oaper
Mizabeth Fitezeraldi
Catherine Thompson
Katherine Dielerty
Clargaret Dawson
Mary Keenan
Jane Norman
Louise Gerry
Elizabeth Sampson
Margaret Brandon
Nellie Carew
Annie Adams
Helen Adams
Marx Corcoran
Bessie Dolan
Nellie Holden
Katherine Kane
Margaret McCarthy
Margaret Furfer
Helen Sehneider
Leona Weller
Gertrude Collins
Anna Tionini
Mary Birmingham
Jennie Sullivan
Corinne Donini
Katherine Fallen
Mary Conley
Catheine Short
Nelligan Gunnison Wedding in St Johns Parochial Residence
Miss Annie I Nelligan of Sherman street North Cambridge wed Mr Fred Gunnison of Lynn last Sunday at St John s parochial residence officiated by Rev John K R McCool. Attendants Mary Downer West Somerville. After ceremony, bridal party dined at Crawford House Boston then sailed for New York and will reside in Lynn. Numerous friends sent costly gifts.
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Annie I. Nelligan
Sherman ‘Street
North Cambridge
Fred Gunnison
Lynn
St. John’s
John KR. McCool
Mary Downer
South
Boston
Charles Walker
West Somerville
Crawford House
New York
Subways debated as four stations eyed for Cambridge plan
Gen Bancroft discusses subway plans after engineer Parson's report. Four stations were toured and plans to file with Mayor Wardwell are due in two to three weeks with a June deadline. Details may include more than two or four holes in the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Bancroft
Parson
Wardwell
Cambridge
Bancroft
Ie Ao
Harvard
Central
Aqmires
Publc
Pin Bros Special Offer Brine and Ammonia Sale
Pin Bros at 1098 Cambridge Street near Elm promotes a superfine grade of brine and ammonia. Each purchase of a quart features legal stamps worth 1.00 dollars, price ten cents per quart. Limited to one stamp package per buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PIN Bros
Cambridge Street
Elm
Tom Chak’s Tobacco Shop on Massachusetts Ave
Historical notice places Tom Chak’s tobacco shop at 502 Massachusetts avenue near Brookline street station. The ad invites customers to visit while waiting for a car and provides telephone number 726-2 Cambridge for contact.
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Tom” Charak's
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street
Cambridge
Whippen's Ice Cream Dominates City Yet Again
Whippen's Ice Cream remains the city favorite with booming sales at the M. C. A. Building location and strong customer demand across downtown.
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Whippen
Wedding of Al bert F S Maheran and Miss Josephine Eichler
Tuesday at 1 A M at Holy Cross Church Dorchester united Al bert F S Maheran and Josephine Eichler in marriage. Reverend James McCarthy officiated. Best man Arthur Burns and bridesmaid Agnes Schayer attended with gifts. The couple toured Boston in a Grout steam auto and stayed in Dorchester temporarily after a reception at 20 Intervale Street. Mr Sullivan of Cambridge notes alimony claim and disclaims responsibility for his wife Mora Gertrude Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert FS. Mahegan
Thorist
Norfolk Street
Josephine Theresa Eichler
Dorehester
Holy Cross Church
Doarehester
James McCarthy
Holy Church
Arthur B. Burns
Agnes May Schayer
Dorchester
Miss Schayer
Burns
Intervale Street
Muheena
Cambridge license petitions for sixth class liquor sales
City of Cambridge notices dated May 28 1907 state James F Doherty requests a sixth class license to sell intoxicating liquors for medicine mechanical and chemical use at 705 Cambridge Street with storage rear and basement connections. Louis W Reycroft seeks sixth class license to sell intoxicating liquors for medicinal mechanical use at 470 Massachusetts Avenue with room on first floor near street.
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City OF
Cambridge
James F. Doherty
Cambridge Street
Board of Aldermen
Edward J. Brandon
Louis W. Reycroft
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge Ward Nine Special Election Voter Registration Session
City of Cambridge announces a preliminary to a special election for Ward Nine to elect a common councilman. Registrars of Voters will meet at City building Grattle square on Friday June 14 1907 from noon to 10 pm to correct and revise voting lists and add qualified applicants. Applicants must show six months city residency and one year state residency with naturalized citizens bringing papers. Frederick W. MacDonald chairman and registrars Isaac Pear John P. McCormick George W. Turnbull oversee registration.
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City Building
Grattle Square
Ward Nine
Aml
Cambridge
Lise
Yiet
Frederick W. MacDonald
Mortgagee Sale of Real Estate in Cambridge Mass
Public auction to satisfy breach of mortgage on W Stanley Tripp property in Cambridge Middlesex to The Central Savings Bank of Lowell. Lot 30 and part of Lot 31 on Walden Street described in deed dated October 1 1903, plan by C H W Wood dated May 25 1570. Auction set for June 24 1907 at 11 o'clock in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stanley Tripp
Central Savings Bank of
Lowell
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Walden Street
Cammbridge
C. H. W. Wood
Sale of Tripp property at Central Savings Bank auction
The parcel from Plan Book 17 Plan 11 bound by Lot 29 and street lines is offered for sale by The Central Savings Bank. The sale includes 3900 square feet of Lot 30 and about 120 square feet of Lot 31. taxes and assessments may apply. A $200 payment is due at sale with the balance in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Tripp
THE
Central Savings Bank
Clarence W. Whidden
Mortgagee's Sale Auctioneer John J Avern Cambridge Notice
Mortgagee's sale of a Cambridge property foreclosed under a deed from Charles W Marshall to Marr Weeks dated 4 November 105% with sale set for Tuesday June 23 107 at 2 PM. Property 2350 square feet in Cambridge bounded by Ellery Street and a passageway with a four house block. buyer to pay $100 at sale. Inquiries to Francis J Horgan 45 Tremont Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Marshall
Marr Weeks
Middlesex South District
Whro
Pace
Cambridge
Ellery Street
Cambridge Street
L. Raymond
Tom Bald
Tle
Mary Weers
Sue Theneer
Francis J. Horgan
Tremont Street
Goston
Probate Notice of Administration for Margaret Wiseman
Heirs and creditors alerted that George T. Wiseman of Cambridge seeks administration of Margaret Wiseman in Middlesex Probate Court. A hearing is set for June 19 in Cambridge, with public notice required for three consecutive weeks in the Cambridge Sentinel. Judge Charles J. McIntire presides. W. E. Rogers is the clerk.
Probate notice in Cambridge estate of John Horrigan
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court notices heirs at law and all interested parties about the will of John Horrigan late of Cambridge. Elizabeth G Jenness and Ellen A Horrigan seek letters testamentary without bond. Court in Cambridge on June 24 at forenoon to show cause. Publish notice weekly for three weeks in Cambridge Sentinel. Include mailing or delivery of citation to known parties seven days before court. Witness Charles A McIntire May 9 1907. W A Rogers, Registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Margaret EL Wiseman
Cambridge
George T. Wiseman
Jane A. DD
Hine Welock
Cambridge Sentinel
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
W. E. Rogers
Register
John Tmworigan
Elizabeth G. Jenness
Ellen A. Horrigan
Charles 7
Melntire
W. FA. Rogers
Probate Court Citations For Bridget Worigan Estate
Misbliesex probate notice to heirs and creditors of Bridget Worigan of Cambridge. Petition for administration to Elizabeth Jenness or Ellen A. Hertman. Cite to appear at Cambridge Probate Court on June 19 to show cause. Publication three successive weeks. Witness Judge Charles J. McIntire.
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Herbert L. Rose
Western Avenue
River Street
Martin A. Feeley
Massachusetts Ave
Cambridgeport
Western Ave
Howard F. Peak
Harvard Square
Mass
Electric and Gas
Datax
Brattle Street
Daly
Fhee J. Leo McDonald
Church ST
Staxn AM Ordera
J. B. Byrne
General
Sidney Street
Cambridgeport, Mass
John J. Blevins
Mass. Ave
Putnam Ave
Chas. Atkins & CO
Prospect St
Central Square
G. MN. Dewolf
Boden &T
Wass
Cambridge Lawandry
W. J. Edwards
Boylston ST
EB. Danes Lumbergo
Central Street
Bostor
Rel
Austin A. O'Toole
Pleasant St
Edward T. P. Graham
School St
Boston, Mass
Joseph Rosenferger
Wevster Ave
Skah CasbninGe ST
J.a.cummings Printing Co, Printers and Publishers
Oliver Street
Breas
Crea
P. H. Coscanxon
J. F. Rooney
Brattle Square
Tel
Walter C. Wardwell
Oxford
Oxford and Eustis Sts
North
T. W. Hillier & CO
Gunnison—Nelligan
Subway
Mora Gertrude Sullivan
John J. Sullivan
Registration of Voters
Isaac, Pear
John P. McCcormick
George W. Turnbull
Registrars of Voters
John J. Avern
Fifth Street
East Cambridge
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Beirs
Bridget Vworigan
Elizabeth
Jenness
Ellen A. Hert-man
Peron
Charlies J. Melntire
Massachusetts
Samuel W. Pill
Justice of the Peace and Conveyances
M. Waldo Coen
Old South Building
W. L. Potter Cycle Agency
Putnam Square
Telephone
J. Cushing & Co
James F. Mullen
Undertaker
Hampshire ST
Camberi
W. Spencer Co
Park Square
I. J. Goodhue
Prospect Stables
Green St
Manhattan Market
A. J. Sylvester
Union Shop
Scsi Ave
Massew Bank E Suvi
Dixon’s Orchestra
Edward Dixon
Mon
Alsocal
Beacon St
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