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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1907

Page

5

Outdoor Brockton Y M C A. beats Cambridge in 10 2 game

Cambridge wins a rare open air basketball clash against Brockton Y M C A by 10 to 2 in a game noted as the first outdoor match north of the Mason Dixon line. Captain Billy McAnaul excels with his teammates in a brisk, high spirited performance.

Billy” McAnaul Cambridge Y. M. C. A Brockton Fair Brockton Mason and Dixon Line Cambridge McAnaul F. Ramsay Muir M. Ramsay Kaine Williamson Lyon Lawson Reardon R.f Stack Bord Smith Twin Sullivan Bill Squires Joe Guns Memsic Nelson Ocy" Kelleher Pearson Boston English Hymie” Beckett Tucker Dartmouth Middle West Keaney Bates Harvard St. Peter's Institute CC. G. A. Five Pink Mike” Burns Jack” Cummings John Ahern, Jr Humphrey O'Leary Queen Somerville Bacon Hall Joe Laneh Arthur Reagan Jack Ahern Ahern Boston

Pleasant Birthday Party For Miss Mae A O Connell

Last Monday evening about thirty friends gathered at Miss Mae A O Connell s Norris street home to celebrate her eighteenth birthday. Katherine McCarthy presented a gold locket, guests enjoyed singing piano and vocal numbers, and a festive cake with multicolored lights accompanied toasts by Joseph F Higgins.

Mae A. O'Connell Norris Street Katherine McCarthy Miss McCarthy Mae E O'Connor Annie Murphy Kidies Ed” Maguire Joe Higgins Bill Mahoney Charlie Hogan Katherine Coffey Mary Leonard Frank Keville Ruth MW Brien Mamie Murphy John Sullivan Mae E. O'Connor Josephine T. Nelligan Grace McCristle Mamie Cummings Maud Harrington Ruth O’brien Susie Murphy Genevieve C. Moriarty Miss O'Connell Joseph F. Higgins Liam S. Mahoney Charles A. Hagan Frank Cummings Frank Wheville Frank Chase Connell

Tom Baker Marries in Gretna Green Style

North Gambridge reports that Tom Baker of Tarver Street wed in a Gretna Green fashion last April. The popular couple has drawn warm congratulations from neighbors as the Cogan family also returns from Revere Beach after a summer spent there.

Tom Baker Tarver Street Benedicts Gretna Green Tom Edward Cogan Revere Beach

Appearances to The Contrary in a Village Hall

Susan Holton and her sister Bessie host a scene of social machinations in Mill town. Susan hides from a caller in a closet as Maude Forman’s art prize stirs jealousy and Carton’s harsh verdicts haunt her. A visitor’s arrival upends Susan’s plan and sparks a playful, tense moment.

Mrrs. Holton Susan Milltown Suzanne Mrs. Holton New York Sir Bates Bessie Mr. Gates Mr. Bates Louz Tealing Ivy Jim Maude Forman Dan Maude Old Carton Maaude Tam Fred Busan

Circus Folk Push Through Grueling Routines and Acts

The piece highlights circus performers’ demanding schedules from morning breakfast to late night performances. It notes strict reporting times and fines, multiple acts per performer, and the need to change costumes for each appearance, with women juggling gymnastic and aerial acts.

Circus Everybody’s Magazine

Institute Ball Receives Courteous Reception and Praise

The Institute Ball featured a distinguished reception committee led by Peter H. Curran with Dr. Joseph O Connor and others. The executive board under President Shaughnessy was praised for capable governance while Hardy the caterer and Mc Innes' orchestra provided a superb supper and music.

Charles Long William Quinn Joseph O'Neil Edward E. Breen Edward A. Shelley Thomas Hracken Joseph Lane Joseph Shaughnessy Peter H. Curran Joseph O'Connor Thomas Toohey Thaddeus Flynn Dennis Farrell D. B. Shaughnessy James P. O'Neill Thomas Austin John Fay James Mulherin Joseph Sullivan Manuel Andrew J. F. Downey William Hogan Daniel O'Connell Edward Counihan John J. Ahern Oliver D. Clary Vincent J. Mulherin Thomas Scully Shaughnessy Francis J. Skelley John F. Mazaire Timothy F. Harrington Henry L. Skelley Mathew Galligan John Hunt Richard J. Delaney Hugh Mulherin Charles Reagan Joseph L. Quinn David L. Finn William Bowen Patrick J. Holleran Hardy Hezlitt McInnes

After Vacation We Return to School, Song of Work

A nostalgic verse describes fields and flowers as robins sing that work is coming while winds declare play is ending. Bees hum and colors brighten the meadows but students cheerfully return to school with merry hearts and a sense of renewed labor.

Best Hair Cut in Cambridge for a Steal

Jesse T. Silva offers the best hair cut in Cambridge at 15 cents on Saturdays and holidays 25 cents for others.

Jesse T. Silva Green Street Cambridge

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