Mortgage sale of Cambridge real estate by Charles A Greenleaf
Cambridge Savings Bank forecloses a mortgage on two parcels of land in Cambridge described as river street parcels with 272 and 200 plus square feet, dated 1874 and 1876, recorded in Middlesex South. sale set for October 2, 1902 at 2:15 PM with five hundred dollars cash due at purchase and balance in ten days.
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Charles A
Marion
Imber
Cambridge Savings
Middlesex South
Polic
Cambridge
River Street
Greenleaf
A. Dane
Lend
HH. F. Huntoon
Anid River Street
Gilver P. Greenleaf
Susan A. Greenleaf
Ellen H. Cispp
Middlesex South District
Richards
Eald River
Bouter
HH. P. Huntoon
Ellen
Clapp
Derd
Cambridge Savings Bank Mortgaern
Arthur B. Boardman
Tressover
Probate Court citation in Hugeey estate Cambridge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex to the next of kin of Mary J Hugeey late of Cambridge deceased You are cited to appear in Cambridge Middlesex on October 17 1932 at 10 am to show cause why the first account of Julian M Reardon administrator should not be allowed and distribution made according to the application The citation will be published weekly for three weeks in the Cambridge Sentinel and copies mailed to known parties at least seven days before the court date
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Middlesex
Mary J. Hugeey
Cambridge
Aald
Julian M. Reardon
Wald
Cambridge Sentinel
Eard Court
Withem
John C
Leggat
Encire
Firat Todge
Loring FP
Jordan
Register
Cambridge Hearing Set on Garage License Petition
City notices a License Commission hearing in Room 2 City Hall on Monday at 2 p m October 24. Petition by Charles Vasconteloe seeks a Third Class garage license and fuel storage in tanks at 180 Vosusl Lane for two cars.
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Charles Vasconteloe
Esra
Vosusl Lane
Annes
Eeeard
Final Publication in Cambridge Recorder October 1
Public notice appears in the Cambridge Recorder with the final publication number 1310. The item confirms the first issued circular and schedule details for a local matter.
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Cambridge Recorder
City approves fifty thousand dollar street debt loan
In City Council on September 37 12 the council adopts a street construction loan of fifty thousand dollars to be issued as bonds payable within five years. Authorized to sell or exchange bonds, transfers handled per ordinance. Mayor Richard Sewswell approves. City Clerk Frederick H. Burke signs.
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Herthoni
General Lawn
Richard Sewswell
Mortgagee's Sale of Heal Estate in Cambridge Details
Cambridge Savings Bank forecloses a mortgage on multiple parcels in Cambridge. Public auction set for November 5 at 2 PM on the premises, with minimum cash payment of one thousand dollars required. balance due in two days upon delivery of deed. Arthur H. Boardman, Treasurer.
Mortgagee's Sale Notice of Cambridge Trust Foreclosure
Public sale announced for the mortgage of Ustrey O McGray Jr to Cambridge Trust Company. Property in Cambridge Middlesex described with plans, improvements, and appurtenances to be sold at auction on a Wednesday in November 1832 after recording of title and unpaid taxes. Five hundred dollars deposit required, sale by CAMBRIDGE TRUST CO MORTGAGEE by Treasurer BE Willard Phippen.
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Cambridge Trust Cocie
Willard Phippen
Mall
Rena Loo
Cambridge Trust Company
Willard Phi
Mortgager's Bale of Real Estate in Cambridge Foreclosure
Public foreclosure sale of mortgaged real estate in Cambridge Middlesex County described as land with buildings, numbered 19 on Mexican Street and marked BR, with bids to be opened on November 9, 102. The mortgage from Harvey P. McGray Jr. to Cambridge Trust Company is recorded, with related land court filings and registrations listed.
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Harvey PD. McGray, Jr
Cambetde Trust Company
Land Registration Office
Booth Registry District
Middlesex County
Cmcm
Cambridge
Middieves
Mexcan
Aleo Beta
John Ther
Land Court
Commonwealth
Norton
Deeiaton
Booth
Micimgex
Titin FM
Notice of Sale and License Hearing in Cambridge
Legal notice records a sale of premises with a $500 deposit required and sale subject to unpaid taxes. It also cites a license hearing in City Hall on October 24 1872 for Elisabeth Piatti Barth to operate a metal clad garage with storage of gasoline at 2840 Road Cambridge under license board approval.
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City Hall
Elisabeth Piatti Barth
maGline
Rc Road
Cambridge
Board of License Commis+ sinners
Hearing Notice for Garage and Gasoline Storage License
City hearing scheduled in Room 3 at 2 p m on October 4 regarding the petition of Merrell D Weston for a license to operate a garage for metal class and store gasoline in tanks. License Commission chair John B. Irman presides. action standard in this city.
Pleasant News Brings Viola Roche Back to Copley Theatre
Viola Roche returns to the Copley Theatre next week with Mr. Clive, recalling the acclaimed days of Henry Jewett era. The performer is praised for personality power versatility and finish in her impersonations.
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Copley Theatre
Viola Roche
Mr. Clive
Henry Jewett
Miss Roche Delights Audiences in Local Stage Show
The piece praises Miss Roche as a premier artist on par with E. E. Clive. Cambridge College members will welcome her and colleagues next week in St John Irvine's witty satire Mary Mary Quite Contrary a lively satirical farce of power.
Gondoliers Next Week Opens in City Theater Season
Gilbert and Sullivan's Gondoliers will mark the second program in the city's theater season next week. The production promises the comic operetta's lively score and humorous plot as audiences anticipate the revival.
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Gilbert ‘and Sullivan
Gilbert and Sullivan at Hollis Street Theatre
Cambridge theatergoers will see a Civic Light Opera Co. Gilbert and Sullivan program under Milton Aborn. The English speaking company promises lively performances with noted artists and tuneful wit. Thrift prices for the series are 50 cents to 2 dollars with matinee and Saturday slots.
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Civic Light Opera Co
Hollis Street Theatre
Milton Aborn
Cambridge
Gilbert & Sullivan
Barataria
Pinza Toro
Catholic Union Annual Outing Nears in Cambridge
The Catholic Union of Cambridge plans its annual outing at Mt. Pleasant House Jefferson Mass starting today with departures for Saturday at 2 PM and Sunday at 9 15 AM golf will headline events with a water pitcher prize for the winner The 40th founding anniversary is slated for next year and plans include welcoming 40 new members and an old-fashioned family party President Jim O'Brien leads active members in organizing the events
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Cambridge
Mt. Pleasant House
Jefferson
Mass
Catholic Union of Cambridge
Union
James J. Casey
Thos. Sennett
Bernard F. Fallon
Thos. McCaffrey
Thos. McLaughlin
Thos. Fitzgerald
Wm. J. Glacken
Wm. Walsh
Wm. McDermott
Pres
James J. O'Brien
Jerrys
Elks
Union Club
Jim O'Brien
Liliom Revival to Feature Le Gallienne and Schildkraut
Next week at the Wilbur Theatre Le Galli enne and Schildkraut return for a revival of Liliom the powerful fantasy play once memorable for their performances Miss Le Gallienne's Civic Repertory Co assists in the production Liliom is scheduled for Monday Wednesday Friday evenings and Saturday matinee.
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Wilbur Theatre
le Gallienne
Schildkraut
Liliom
Cambridge Stages Promote Two Notable Plays This Week
Camille closes a busy Boston area week with Miss Le Gallienne performing a vivid modern impersonation of Dumas' Lady of the Camellias. Mr Schildkraut follows with Armand Chuval in a varied act of speech and song. Both entries present standout theatre for Cambridge audiences.
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Camille
Boston
Miss le Gallienne
Dumas
Schildkraut
Armand Chuval
Cambridge
Cambridge Council 74 Celebrates Golden Jubilee at Home
Cambridge Council 74 held its Golden Jubilee gathering last Sunday at the Home with Grand Knight John J. Toomey and Deputy Grand Knight Joseph H. Flaherty leading the group. Walter T. York directed the program as master of ceremonies, and the event featured ice cream oranges apples candy and tobacco for all. Hon John P. Brennan delivered a talk on Ireland and was presented with a hand woven Boni e. Brennan thanked the group. Supt John T. Shea praised the Knights charity and the day, noting the Cambridge Council's forty year history as Columbianism pioneers. A button bearing honorary Knights of Columbus status was shown as the former secretary recounted the club’s early days and poem Appreciation was read.
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Cambridge Council
John J. Toomey
Joseph HE. Flaherty
Walter T. York
John P. Brennan
Ireland
Bernard B. Welch
Friends
Order
Order of the Knights of Columbus
Cambridge
Cambridge Connecil
Knights of Columbus
Mrs Patrick Campbell to Lecture at Copley Theatre
Mrs Patrick Campbell will visit Boston Sunday evening October 23 to present her lecture recital Beautiful Speech and the Art of Acting at the Copley Theatre. Wendell H. Luce presents the renowned actress with ticket prices 2 20 1 65 1 10 and 56 cents available at the Copley Box Office and by mail orders to Mr Luce at 25 Huntington Avenue Boston.
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Patrick Campbell
Ellen Terry
England
Boston
Copley Theatre
Cambridge
Campbell
Wendell H. Lace
Mystery Week Opens at REO Keith's Theater
REO Keith's Theatre presents a mystery week featuring Magic illusion and comedy plus the unfinished air mystery The Phantom of Crestwood. The cast includes Karen Morley Ricardo Cortez with twenty principals such as B H Warner Pauline Frederick Mary Duncan Anita Louise Skeets Gallagher and George E. Stone.
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REO Keith’s
Crestwood
Karen Morley
Ricardo Cortez
BH. B. Warner
Pauline Frederick
Mary Duncan
Anita Louise
Skeets Gallagher
Geo
E. Stone
Aileen Pringle
Sam Hardy
Night After Night at Metropolitan Theatre
A new triple program opens Friday at the Metropolitan Theatre featuring Night After Night with George Raft Alison Skipworth Wynne Gibson Constance Cummings and Mae West. On stage are George Burns and Gracie Allen plus Sylvia Clark and Her Birthday Party in a colorful revue priced 80 per song. The drama, from Louis Bromfield, explores life on the edge of the law without gangster focus.
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Metropolitan Theatre
George Raft
Alison Skipworth
Wynne ‘Gibson
Constance Cummings
Mae West
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Sylvia Clark
Louis Bromfield
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