Printing for Dances by J Frank Facey at Cambridge
Printing for most of these dances is being done by J Frank Facey at 36 Prospect Street in Cambridge.
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1907
Page
4
Printing for most of these dances is being done by J Frank Facey at 36 Prospect Street in Cambridge.
A Cambridge politics column recalls lawyers in Boston and Cambridge, ward politicos and the slogan City Before Party. It covers Mayoral actions, dismissals, and reform clashes as figures like Bleiler, Turntull, Dinan, and McBride face shifts, plus a humorous vignette with Steve Harrington.
Cambridge considers station placement for a proposed subway linking surface car lines to rapid transit. Harvard Square Central Square and Kendall Square emerge as natural stations with traffic by area analyzed. objections noted for Kendall and Danahill. Local officials debate four station versus fewer stop options and impact on real estate and commuters.
The notice lists many local clubs and groups with upcoming activities. Iola C C April 2 C LA April 6 St Johns Ct M C C F April 4 F M T A and Auxiliary April 9 Thorndikes April 10 F M T A April 15 Fort Washington April 18 Colombias April 33 Cambridge Cadets April 30 Dandelion P C May 3 Princess Girls May T Brattle Outing Club May 13 Institute B B C May 16 Mystics May 17.
Jesse T. Silva at 245 Green Street advertises the best haircut in Cambridge for 15 cents with higher prices on Saturdays and holidays at 25 cents.
Fragmentary note mentions a caterer in Boston and a service around five o clock with pie and satisfaction implied. No clear names, dates, or events available in readable text.
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