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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1907
Page
5
North Cambridge residents hear about a dancing party at Newtowne hall and the social circle extends to Clemence Hogan returning to milk and vinegar duties. Parishioners regret Rev Edward Ryan's transfer while Miss Mattie Thomas recovers from typhoid fever and William Walsh receives a new letter carrier post in Medford.
Michael J. O Donnell of 98 Reed Street died after a lingering illness. Funeral was a nine o clock high mass at St John s Church with Rev Edward F Ryan. Interment followed at St Paul s Cemetery Arlington. Pallbearers were James Izo Patrick Mara Peter Nelligan Jr John Powers Maurice Sullivan and Charles Fabry Sr. He was born in Newfoundland and lived in the city twenty five years as a popular tinsmith. He is survived by wife Lillian and children Mary Ernest and Robert. He belonged to Division 31 AOH and Camden Court Pilgrim Fathers.
A group of young ladies and gentlemen reportedly invaded a gathering last Tuesday night and seized a signet ring. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing hotel security footage for leads.
Michael N. Walsh died in Cambridge after a two month illness with the final fortnight severe. Funeral held Oct 11 at his Rindge Avenue home and St. Johns Church with Rev. Murphy and McNamara officiating. Class of 1900 Boston College attended. honorary pallbearers from Division 1 A H and members of Carpenters Union 1410 and Bescon Lodge AOUW. Survived by wife Hannah three sons and three daughters.
The Cunningham Bros auctioneers will sell on October 28 1907 at 3 PM on the premises three lots totaling WiS94 square feet corner Beacon and Durham streets Somerville frontage 154 1 2 feet on Beacon 1 2 foot on Durham suitable for dwelling or business use. Buyer pays 100 at sale. Further particulars of executors.
Wm Morrissey wholesale tobacconist carries a complete line of the best and most popular cigars and tobacco. Telephone 1202 4 Somerville.
Cambridge school board discussed ongoing underrepresentation of boys in high school enrollment as Dr Lancaster presented data showing declining male attendance from 14 to 24 and this year five boys and two girls enrolled. Joseph E. Sharkey resigned as athletic supervisor and new staff were appointed.
H Mahlin the jeweller at No 3 Central square is the only Cambridge shop carrying a full line of diamonds from chips to solitaires. Rahlin is an expert on diamites and offers watchmaking optical work, glasses fitted, and bargains in jewelry for home trade seeking quality and value.
Miss Louis McLaughlin and Mr Franklin Gould wed at St Mary of the Annunciation with Rev Dennis Brown officiating. Best man Frederick Hamey and bridesmaid Abbie Lynch attended. The couple, after visiting major cities, will receive friends November 1 at 1102 Cambridge Street Cambridge.
Miss Margaret Tighe of Dorchester and William K Welch of this city married at St Pauls Chapiel on Woodward Park. The ceremony featured Lohengrin march and a public reception at 72 Alexander street. They will reside at 342 Tears street after a trip to New York and Philadelphia.
Miss Ellen Cecelia Sullivan sister of boxers Jack and Mike Twin Sullivan married Leo Bates Riley of Roxbury at St. Peters Cambridge. Father Jeremiah Sullivan escorted the bride, with Arthur Grimes best man and Ellen Early bridesmaid. The couple will reside at 10 Holland Street Roxbury after a wedding trip.
A jury found for the defendant on all counts except the first in the suit of Alfred Schonles against Harry W. Welch of Cambridge, a blind musician, for alienation of affection. The verdict awarded one cent on the first count, was sealed after deliberations from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Wednesday and finalized Thursday morning.
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