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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1907

Page

3

East Cambridge Social Calendar Promotes F.M.T.A. Events

East Cambridge residents host a sequence of fundraisers and lectures by the F. M. T. A. and Aux including a basket party on April 9 at St. John’s hall and an illustrated talk on Ben Hor with Alr. Weeks of Boston. The article notes memberships surpassing 360, appointments on the institute board, and upcoming concerts and dances at Institute Hall and Odd Fellows.

St. John's Hall Fourth Street Annie Newman St. John’s Hall Ben Hor Weeks Boston Father Dorcan Jamaica At &J. John’s Father Mathew St. John’s Court East Cambridge Institute Hall St. John's Court Court of the Order Wm. J. Coveney Andrew H. Finegan Patrick Feeney Margaret M. Murphy Michael F. Murphy St. John's Council K. of C Major Knox Richard Dacey John B. Whoriskey Council Keefe Coughlin John O'Neil Wm. Tooher Andrew J. Leonard Sadie Potter

Easter Wishes and Local Happenings in North Cambridge

The Sentinel extends Easter greetings to readers in the northern city. Stephen Bresnahan of Montgomery street has joined Stanley Electric. Mr and Mrs Edward Cobb of Frances place welcomed a baby girl last week. The Waterown branch car service was restored again last Friday morning. Repair crews fixed the line but a new road bed may be needed soon. Father Kelly is nearly recovered from illness and back to parish duties after over six months absence.

Institute Lena McLaughlin Mary A. Sullivan Nellie Shaughnessy Mary Harrington Julia Galvin The Institute Dramatic Co Edie English Mae Quinn Mabel Danehy Joseph Lynch Margaret Sharkey Mae Murtagh Mollie Pidgin Fanny Ford Frank Shaughnessy John Sughrue Wilbur Street St. John’s Church Rindge Avenue Worcester Daniel Coakley Carney Hospital Coakley Edward Cobb Frances Place Watertown Father Kelly

Ball Plans by Committees for Historic Event

Committees push to stage what they call the most successful ball in the organization’s history. Balconies will be open to spectators in the evening for viewing the event but not during the dance.

Whippen the Caterer Opens for All Your Catering Needs

Whippen the caterer announces readiness to supply every requirement in the catering line for events and functions.

Whippen

Decorator D Boorstein Shines At Central Theatre

D Boorstein, a practical and artistic painter and decorator, designs the theatre interior with a refined color scheme. He resides at 122 Inman Street and is highly regarded as a master in his craft.

Central Theatre D. Boorstein Boorstein Inman Street

Gossipy Interview Snippet with Veteran Quips

A military veteran recounts two narrow escapes and recalls proposing to two girls, both of whom refused him. The fragment hints at personal history and light humor without major events.

Miller's Credit House ad promotes family clothing on credit

The notice announces Miller's Credit House offering men's and women's apparel, hats, millinery, shoes and furnishings on credit with no money down and no lease required. It invites readers to open an account and pay about $1.00 a week.

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Dan” Reardon Cambridge Street Arthur McGovern James T. Barrett Dr. Thompson John Callahan Temperance Father Mathew and Institute Dwyer Mary Nyland Elizabeth Sheehan Annie McCabe Theresa Burns Alice Williams Father Durcan Margaret O'Brien Blue Ribbon O. C.C Putnam E. B. C Robert Walsh T. Gallagher John T. Shea Southbridge Mr. Shea St. Mathew Society Mary Killeen Sam Weston Lawrence O'Connor Charles Garvin O. C Rosenberg John Davie Dandelion Club Berkshire Street John G. Murphy Blake Seminole Ladies Club Cyprus Hall Mamie Lynch Abbie Lynch Nellie Kelleher Mary Riordan Nellie Reed Margaret Reed Annie Reardon Katie Kelleher Nantasket St. John’s Parish Richard Sullivan Middlesex Street Cambridge Hospital Ellen Alice Lynch Dudley Street Doran Horn and O'Connor North Cambridge Odd Fellows’ Hall Daniel Leahy Dan John J. Murphy Montgomery Street Holy Cross College Worcester, Mass Michael §. Walsh Roxbury Roxbury League Francis T. Stafford Jere Doran John F. Nelligan K. J. Quinn & Co Jere Zapha Mechanics Building Richard J. Kennedy Katherine Mamie Gallagher Central Square Mozart K. M. White Stearns Odd Fellows Hall North Cambridge Council K. of Dom” Keegan Frank J. Carney Stan” Moriarty Dennie Kelleher Hopper Andy Hennessey Margaret A. Cogan Gertrude C. Moriarty Sadie Gray Anthony Townsend Dennis P. Brennan Fred K. Myles Custer Patrick J. Mulcahy Fred Ellis Richard Coiley Webster Avenue Colley Michael Wheuley Den Massachusetts Avenue New York Mrs. Whouley Mr. Whouley Arthur Haverty John H. H. McNamee William Toner Haverty Joe Moran Charles William Miss Moran Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association Ditt North Cambridge the Sentinel Stephen Bresnahan Stanley Electric Company Somerville John F. Doherty Grant Building Columbia Storage Hampshire St Cambridge ST John Murphy Brooks & Conley Real Estate and Insurance M. F. Barry & CO Elston Building Inman SQ Business Cunningham Bros Tel Fahy @ Flynn S. H. Harrington Gambadge Street Miller’s Credit House MASS Brookline St Robert J. Melledge Hillis & Meiledge Real Estate and Insurance Beohange Empire State Surety Co Brooklys Charles F. Manning Martin A. Feeley Massachusetts Ave Cambridgeport Western Ave
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