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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1906
Page
5
In Cambridge, S L Klashman promotes a selection of foreign and domestic fabrics for the coming seasons. He claims the workrooms are bright and ventilated, offers high quality work at moderate prices, and guarantees customer satisfaction with an early visit urged. Pressing, cleansing, and repairing in Central Square are noted.
Columns accuse Mayor Thurston of breaking his word over a promised payment to City Solicitor Pevcy in a Cambridgeshire bridge dispute. The tale alleges Thurston pledged to see Pevcy’s bill paid if he settled the suit, but payment never occurred.
The Sentinel’s Gossip recalls the mayor sacrificing two commissioners to gain park money while the aldermen refused to provide employment for park workers. Last year 162 men were employed. by September this year only 45, now down to two.
Last Wednesday 250 members of Larocque Council No 179 St. Jean Baptiste held a successful whist in the parochial school hall on Harvey Street. The infant society supports the Notre Dame de Pitie parish school and has offered a gold medal to the pupil with the best percentage in studies.
Agassiz Council No. 45 Royal Arch Masons held a smoker event noted in local notes. The meeting highlighted community fraternal activities and planning for upcoming lodge events.
W T Phelan maintains office near Prospect with evening hours until an unspecified time, inviting locals to visit for inquiries and assistance on civic matters.
James F. Mullen of Hampshire is listed as an undertaker with license number 116 in a historical directory. The entry records his professional role and locality, reflecting a formal listing in a regional trade registry.
The Cambridge Hebrew Political Club will hold an installation ceremony in Columbia Hall tomorrow morning. Officers to be installed include President Harry Joel and vice presidents Harry Schoenfeld and H Pill, with J M White as secretary and M Broomstein as treasurer. Executive committee members are Pill, Garfinkle, White, Brand and Rosman.
Joseph Rosenberger plumber No 26 Weesike Avenue Sear Cambridge 51 offers plumbing work of all kinds with efficiency.
Our School for Ball Room Dancing opens next Tuesday offering ladies lessons at 17 units and gentlemen lessons at 12 units. Private lessons with music cost 1.00, with options in town or out of town. Social dancing and practice parties occur Wednesday and Saturday evenings from 8 to 11:50.
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