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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1905

Page

3

Local Brevities Chronicle Cambridge News

Local notices report the death of Moses M Marshall veteran Boston beef dealer age 82 at 280 Harvard street and a series of thefts including tools and silverware. Also noted are funerals for David Lonergan and James Hill, a Cambridge library hours change and various civic, social, and marital announcements across the city.

Cambridge hospital report cites John Sweeney's improving condition

North Cambridge residents learn John Sweeney, who was badly injured while coasting two weeks ago, is improving at Cambridge hospital. Percy Bradley has convalesced from the injury and lost a left hand. Mr and Mrs William Varney of 182 Rindge avenue celebrate their son William Theodore born Saturday morning.

Little John Sweeney Cambridge Hospital Percy Bradley William Varney Rindge Avenue William Theodore

Neighborhood notes and obituaries from North Cambridge

A collection of local items recounts Helen Sullivan losing part of a finger to a washing machine wringer, David Lonergan's death from pneumonia at 75, Mrs. Georgina Bourget's pneumonia death, and serval funeral details at Notre Dame de Pitie. Also reports two West Cambridge Crossing gates smashed by a runaway carriage, the Douglas club opening rooms on Cedar and Dudley streets with speakers, and local residents' health updates and social notes.

Helen Sullivan Dudley Street David Lonorgah Rice Street Georgina Bourget Peter Bourget Railroad G. Vocelle J, Brouillard J. Latlamme William Mahoney Montgomery Street David Lonergan Sherman Street Lonergan North Cambridge Church of Notre Dame de Pitie Fr. McCool P. J. Scanlan Miss Biffin D. B. Lonergan D. Lonergan St. Paul's Cemetery Arlington John Roach Patrick Conlin M. Gleason M. Murphy FP. Slowey Jeremiah J. Phelan Mary David New York Elizabeth John Ward West Cambridge Crossing Cedar Square Rindge Avenue Sullivan Douglas Club Cedar and Dudley Streets Cambridge

Cambridge Knights Host Rome Lecture and Concert Benefit

Observance notes from Cambridge describe a month’s mind Mass for John Harrigeon, updates on local student Charles Herlihy’s five week injury recovery, and a new Ozanam Council event featuring a lecture on Rome by Rev. Patrick Supple with a St Patrick’s Day concert. Tickets cost 50 cents. Bernadine McGurn's accident on Garden Street ends with hospital care at Cambridge Hospital.

Cambridge St. Peter's Church John Tfarrigeon Charles Herlihy Healey Street Thomas Cosgrove Concord Avenue Ozanam Council K. of C St. Peter's Hall Rome Patrick J. Supple St. Patrick’s Day Knights Bernadine McGurn John McGurn Garden Street Cambridge Hospital

East Cambridge Knights of Columbus plan first banquet

St Johns council in East Cambridge announces its first banquet set for Tuesday May 2. The Knights of Columbus prepare a notable event with members and guests attending. The Second Baptist church will host the Alabama Jubilee singers for Sunday night services offering plantation songs.

St. John’s Council Knights of Columbus Second Baptist Church East Cambridge Alabama Jubilee Singers Lakeview Institute Hall Sentinel Dandelion Club Megansett Club Harugari Hall Tom" Edwards Jeremiah Sullivan J. Flynn F. Harrett D. Coffey J. Sullivan W. EK. Coffey W. Ahern J. Bullock J. Delaney

Letter Support for Cambridge Elev access to Boston

A Cambridge correspondent writes to the Cambridge Sentinel on March 1 1905 urging the Boston Elevated Railway Company to proceed with the elevated line to Cambridgeport. He notes many local workers need a faster ride to Boston and recalls past Beacon Hill assurances.

Citizens Press for Fast Bridge and Quick Ride to Boston

A Cambridge resident urges immediate start on an elevated road to Boston over a subway, arguing minutes saved mean money and pleasure for riders. He says eight more years to decide are too long and cites Cambridge citizens’ demand for a rapid transit link. Patrick Doherty, a Cambridge resident and member of Aerie 185, F OK, died. funeral held at St Pauls Church with burial in St Pauls cemetery Arlington.

Boston Harvard Square Cambridge Thomas Charak Mass Avenue Patrick Doherty Cambridge Aerue St. Paul's Church Mt. Auburn Street Father Farrell Aerie St. Paul's Cemetery Arlington Doherty I Little & Brown

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