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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1907

Page

7

North Cambridge Notes From June Social Roundup

North Cambridge residents plan June at the Jamestown Exposition. Engagements and social events are noted along with community clubs, school activities, a memorial day cross country run, and local obituaries.

Dennis P. Kelliber Cedar Street Denny Columbias Flr Druggzist John A. Tupper Sentinel

Webster School Association Banquet At New American House

About one hundred members attended the Webster School Association annual reunion and banquet last Monday at the New American House Boston. The event opened with a reception in the parlor, followed by a procession led by the guests of honor Mayor and Mrs Walter Wanwell and Superintendent and Mrs William C Bates.

Dno EL Dwyer Jenn U W. Corcoran Alvan Buck Albert W. Sparrow Tertrude Theodore TH. Rasmend John Edward N. Manning E.B. Hale Btilines Webster Francis Cogswell Colong California Mary E.ice Dr. Smith W. Li. Bridge Stice Wardwell Bates Colonel Billings Wm. Reardon Wand Old Mason School Webster School Association New American House Boston Jong Aso Walter . Waniwell Wm. C. Bates Anil

Charity Benefit Boosts Cambridge Lodge Fund

A Cambridge Lodge of Elks charity event at Prospect halls raised over $500 for the lodge fund. Forty two prizes were awarded with dancing, refreshments, and good cheer until late. Fred Murray and Arthur Burns led the door committee despite a tight setup. The arrangements committee included Mrs. Charles F J McCue as chair and others assisting.

Prospect Halls Lady Friends of Cambridge Lodge of Elks Oelock A. M. Fred Murray Arthur Burns Charles F. J. McCue John E. Dwyer H. L. Neffman

Community committee lists for a social event

Whist as well as dance reception and refreshment committees are named with chairmen and members. It lists Mrs. Walter C Wardwell and others for Whist and Reception, plus Mrs. Charles H Thurston heading the Dance and Refreshment groups, with numerousMiss Catherine Callahan and other members.

Walter C. Wardwell John Minon Richard H. Aviward Martin A. Feeley Wm. N. Mullins John J. Looney John Ryan John J. Delaney Joseph Tebaldi Charles H. Thurston John J. Ahern John F. Sullivan John J. Corkery Edward John §. Clary Merman L. Hoffman Chas F. J. McCue Frank Rogers, Jr John B. Byrne Josephs. Gomes E. Goodrow James W. Bean T. J. Hopkins H. Thurston Goodwin A. Isenberg Joseph J. Donahoe Wm. Toner Margaret F. Dwyer Nellie Ahern Elizabeth Feeler Mary Looner Henry McGahey Anna Callahan May V. Sullivan

Local Deaths Record Five Men and Two Women

Death notices list John E McKenna at 121 Fourth Street May 20 and Timothy Hargan 41 at Cambridge Hospital May 17. Obituaries include John Gateley at 21 Columbia Street May 22 Timothy Darin at 27 Railroad Street May 18 Peter Gallen May 19 in Cambridge John F Doherty 333 Turon Avenue May 18 Mittha Nolan nee Hayes May 18 33 Fourth Street Michael Sheehan May 17 14 Tremont Street.

McKenna Fourth Street John E. MeKenna Hargan Cambridge Hospital Timothy Hargan Gateley Columbia Street John Gateley Davin—May Railroad Street Thomas Darin Gallen Cambridge Peter Gallen Doheety Turon Avenue John F. Doherty Nolan Mittha Nolin Hayes

Misses Coats Offer Box Style With Velvet Accents

In the basement store display a range of Misses coats priced for economical mothers. Hunter red box style coats feature black velvet collars and cuffs at 3.25. Fancy mixtures box style coats with velvet collar and matching buttons go for 3.98. Full box back coats with velvet collar and patch pockets are 4.98.

Windsor

Boys' Wash Suits and Pants In Linen Finish

Husky growing boys need frequent changes and parents seek neat appearance. White Wash Suits in linen finish with blouse style and embroidered shields priced $1.00 to $1.25. White Duck Wash Pants, blouse style, available at 9c.

Children’s Dresses Offer Durable Fabrics and Pretty Designs

The advertisement promotes simple dresses for Misses and children ages 4 to 14 with affordable prices. One piece gingham dresses feature blouse fronts and box pleats, while chambray styles have Dutch necks and white pique trim in colors blue oxblood and tan. Batesingham checks and plaids Russian style hamburg trimmings accompany belted wear.

Chambray Bates Vingham

Monday Sale Scales Down Home Goods Bargains

Readable items list Monday discounts on extension screens towels Huck Towels light prints hose and muslin centre pieces with regular prices noted. Includes 62x1T inch screens 19 cent towels and 8 cent silk crochet spools.

Bargain Boys Apparel and Wash Suits Advertised

Boys blouses and wash suits offered in percale at 14 and 18 1 2 cents per yard and ginghams up to 10 and 12.5 cents. Blouses and suits praised as exceptionally good values. Includes K and E blouses in gingham and madras with and without collar. Children's wash suits in Russian style chambray with trimmings 59 cents. Wash suits blouse style chambray with white shield and braid trim.

Percale Gingham Madras

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