Gossip Column Notes Create Digs Between Cambridge And Boston
The Sentinel's Gossip column recalls Class Day customs showing Cambridge and Boston officers differing in meals. It notes corrections to a prior Houghton School item and mentions Dow at Cyprus Hall with Whitney and Sullivan, hinting at Democratic gains. Eugene Flanagan resumes duties as manager for Norton & Co. in Charlestown.
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Cambridge
Boston
Houghton
Deen Alderman Dow
Henry M. Whitney
John A. Sullivan
Cyprus Hall
Cyprus Hell
Democratic Party
Tam
Eugene Flanagan
John S. Norton & Co
Clark and Joiner Streets
Charlestown
East Cambridge Missing Men and Forestry Banquet
James Slattery aged 50 from 174 Thorndike street and Eugene McCarthy age 15 of 5 Winter street are reported missing from their homes. St Finbar's Court held a banquet at Harricar Hall with Mayor Wirdwell and many officials attending. Institute outing set for July 4 at West Bedford Grove with special cars and a program of events including games and sports.
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James Slattery
Thorndike Street
Ince
Eugene McCarthy
Winter Street
St. Finbar's Court
Harricart Hall
Manger Michiel J. Marchey
Wirdwell
Our City
James T. Barrett
Augustine J. Daly
Father O'Neil
Boston
John W. Coveney
Father Durcan
Sacred Heart Church
Josephine Walsh
Institute
Weat Bedford Grove
Concord River
Concord boating event offers unlimited ticket access
A local boating gathering on the Concord promises a jolly time with unlimited ticket access. Members may apply to President Lena MecLaughlin Miss Julia Galvin Vice-president Frank Shelley and Mr T J Delaney for tickets.
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Concord
Lena MecLaughlin
Julia Galvin
Frank Shelley
Tt. J. Delaney
McKenzie Cummings Nuptials In Cambridge Church
Annie Cummings daughter of Mr and Mrs John Cummings Auburn street wed George A McKenzie of Brookline street at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Cambridge last Wednesday. Rev John A Crowe officiated. A breakfast followed at the couple s new Erie street home before a honeymoon at Old Orchard Me.
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Cambridge
Erie Street
Old Orchard
Father Riley Honored by Cohasset Parish
Rev Patrick H Riley pastor of the Catholic church at Cohasset aged 50 is given a purse of gold by parishioners at St Marys Church in recognition of his twenty years in the priesthood. He arrived from Cambridge and the scene showed the parishs affection for his simple direct manner.
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Patrick H. Riley
Cohasset
St. Mary's Church
Cambridge
Father Riley
West
Double Surprise Stars at Luther Hall in Wednesday Drama
Frank Abare and James Doherty led a delightfully staged surprise play at Luther Hall Prospect Street Wednesday night. Abare has sold his Cambridge and Portland streets drug store to Doherty, his long time chief clerk, and will move to Winchester to start a new drug store. Jim
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Frank Abare
James Doherty
Luther Hall
Prospect Street
Abare
Cambridge
Portland
Doherty
Winchester
Jim
Club members honor James Doherty with surprise clock
Doherty with Frank Lynch and August Theil planned a farewell for James Doherty by about fifty Abare supporters. Wm Puritan announced the surprise as a wall clock was unveiled with the engraving Presented to James Doherty by his friends June 27, 1907.
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Hazlett
James Doherty
Geo. Meckelleger
Doherty
Keiah's
Howard
Park Theatre
Franco American Catholics Celebrate Feast in North Cambridge
The Franco American community observed the Feast of St. Jean Baptiste with a 10:30 high mass at Notre Dame de Ptile in Harver Street. Rev Fr Haegy led the service with Rev Fr Perrenes assisting and J A Genest directing music. A parish organizations parade followed with Mayor Wardwell and Fr Perrenes among the review party. A4 year old boy, Charles Peltier, led a white lamb in the procession.
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St. Jean Baptiste
North Cambridge
Gounod
Walter C. Wardwell
Sherman Street
Walden Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Rice Street
Cedar Street
Harvey Street
Wardwell
Haegg
Charles J. Quillet
Charles Peltier
Edward Peltier
Parade Organizers and Staff Dine After Celebration
Lubin Paradis served as marshal with Patrice Gaudet and Emile J. Grenier assisting. Staff included Dr. William Brousseau Felix St. Coeur William P. Burke William Lippe Aubin Ouillet J J Pr St Coeur Alex Chaisson Charles J Ouillet Wilfred Hatin Joseph Brun eau Joseph O Authier J A Morier Victor Cossette Livain Laurent and Maxime Poirier. After the parade a lunch was served to participants in the parochial school hall.
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Maxime Poirier
New M Cc O F court to open in city July 10
Information for charter members available from J Leonard at 17 Worcester Street Boston or John F Canabell at 60 Bristol Street. Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters reports 1907 assets 226 550.82, emergency fund 180 411.53, 1906 death benefits 221 111, average payment 942 days, 120 death claims paid in 1906 before burial.
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The
J. Leonard
Worcester Street
Boston
John F. Canabell
Bristol Street
Massachusetts Catholic Onter of Foresters
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Russell and Co Earn Narrow 1 0 Win at Fairhaven
Russell and Co. annexed a 1 to 0 victory over Fairhaven in a tight match, securing the win with a late goal and clean defense.
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Russell & Co
Fairhaven
New Home Sewing Machine Praised by Satisfied Users
A Woman's Want Satisfied by the New Home Sewing Machine described as the best in the world. Dealers everywhere claim the device delivers superior results and urges those without one to secure it promptly.
Tobacco trade details and the Charak establishment
The tobacco business is highly specialized both wholesale and retail. Export knowledge is essential for proper conduct. Thomas Charak operates at 502 Massachusetts Avenue near Brookline Street Station. Telephone Cambridge 7262.
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Thomas Charak
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street
Cambridge
City Council Wraps Up Before Summer Adjournment
The city council met Tuesday night with President Lake presiding at 5 o clock. Decisions included $150 for bridges, $5000 for schoolhouse repairs, $2500 water board for Hobble s Brook conduit, a three year loan for the same amount, $7000 to Water town for Hobble s Brook work, and $2500 for park maintenance from prior year taxes. A vote on steam power use for manufacturers and spur tracks on Bin ce y street passed after debate. The new police district bill was sent to the finance committee.
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President Lake
Water Board
Hobble's Brook
Watertown
Hobb's Brook
Bincey Street
Messrs. Blanchard
Brownell, Henderson and Beal
Finance Committee
Brief City Council Session Defeats Subway Plan
The council session was short with Pres. Hunter keeping the pace brisk. An order from Mr. Lincoln of Ward 6 favoring three subway stations for the Boston subway project was defeated. A motion to lay on the table passed.
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Pres. Hunter
Lincoln
Ward 6
Boston
Humidor at Tom Charak's Tobacconist Shop
Tom Charak, leading tobacconist at 502 Massachusetts avenue near Brookline street station, unveils a Wellington Fillmore Co Humidor. The quartered oak display with plate glass promises constant humidity for perfect cigars, boosting Charak to the city's top tobacco dealer. AHERN, THE AUCTIONEER.
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Tom Charak
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street Station
New England
Wellington Fillmore Co
Mr. Charak
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