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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1905

Page

6

Women and Home department editor welcomes reader in Cambridge

The Cambridge Sentinel invites M Louise Murray to its Woman and Home department and presents a lengthy editorial on married life. It urges readers to welcome contributions, urges wives to support husbands socializing, and warns that nagging men drives them to seek alternatives, advocating cooperation and hospitality instead.

M. Louise Murray Cambridge Sentinel Massachusetts Avenue Mother Lara Cambridge

McConologue Harold Wedding in North Cambridge

Local couple N James McConologue and Katherine M Harold wed at St John s rectory in North Cambridge. Rev William J Murphy officiated with Frances M Gill Roxbury as guest and Jeremiah M Nolan as best man. Afterward a wedding supper at Hotel Lenox Boston followed. They will reside at 16 Traymore Street North Cambridge after December 1.

N. James McConologue Katherine M. Harold North Cambridge St. John’s Rectory William J. Murphy Frances M. Gill Roxbury Jeremiah M. Nolan Lenox Boston North Cambridge Council Knights of Columbus

Callahan McGuigan Wedding at St Johns Chapel

Timothy A Callahan and Florence M McGuigan married at St Johns Chapel with Father Murphy officiating. Bride given away by her father John McGuigan. A modest reception followed at 2415 Massachusetts Avenue. The couple to reside at Rice Street after a New York trip.

St. John's Chapel Timothy A. Callahan Florence M. McGuigan Father Murphy Mendelssohn Nellie T. Goggin John McGuigan Massachusetts Avenue May A. Musgrave Charles Callahan Clement Hogan Frank Callahan New York Rice Street Railroad Street Daniel Callahan Russell Street

Parade and social events at local gatherings captivate Cambridge

Residents describe a lively parade with Mrs Cook selling flags and Miss Turner as drum major. Mrs McGrath and Mrs Gott host a varied program, while proceeds fund a Post 30 flag and St Mary’s bazaar. Cambridge clubs plan dances, whist, and future social events with notable speakers at Inman Lodge and Institute Hall.

Cook McGrath Hattie Gott Post 30 G. A. RK Woman’s Relief Corps_No. 27

Bradford Democratic Club Sees Rising Membership Ambition

James Butler will preside at a meeting where a con cert will be contributed by members and friends. Refreshments will follow the cordial hospitality that defines the Bradford Democratic Club. Members are encouraged by growing membership as the club aims to become a dominant community influence soon.

Rose Club Institute Hall Institute Lillian McGuinness Kelley Cambridge Hall Massachusetts Avenue Inman Lodge U. W James K. Odell James Reilly Grand Lodge John J. Sullivan Guilford S. Reed Herman Bird Messrs Ires Thurston James F. Aylward Drew Rady Fred Dietrich McNamee Dent James Butler Mvaiorily Bradford Democratic Club

Modern Wedding Tour Opens Brightly for Godfrey Pair

A wedding in Melrose ends with a novelty automobile wedding tour. Bride Florence O Anderson and groom Arthur G Godfrey wed at the bride’s home with Rev. Orrin H Wallace officiating. Guests include locally known musicians and numerous friends and fellow workers.

Arthur G. Godfrey Jennie Anderson No. 5 Tinestreet Orrin H. Wallace Broadway Baptist Church Florence O. Anderson Orpheus Mandolin Club Free Mason Wyoming Lodge Melrose Amanda Lund Cambridge Lucy Masters Luta Roop Arlington Arthur W. Penney Chelsea Godfrey Charles BE. Godfrey H.C. H. Parker Louis EK. Greene Chas. Godfrey Ernest Gillette London England Messrs Clarence Danskin Levi Stephens Geo. B. Hemming H. C. H. Parkers E. Willard Oscar Johnson F. EB. Clint Wm. Late Thos. Splaine E. B. Hopps Alice Finnegan E. M. Garrity Isabelle Shepard Masters L. K. Whitney Woodfords W. E. Fowle Chelmsford Mass W. M. Robinson Manchester N. H W. I. Hills Mt. Vernon N. Y Gearty Carney Rikeman Tucker Robertson Morris St. John Mitchell Mr. Godfrev

Warren Club Trip Ends With Smelting Massacre

A Warren Club party led by Captain J Esta brooe Stafford journeyed to harbor wards last Saturday for a smelting massacre. Members included President Hughie Multherin Alexander Stafford Mique Canney William Bowen Harry Griffin Charles Reagan Vice-President Tom Russell and James Murray. Ray M White of Chicago was guest. The party enjoyed the launch trip, fowl and fish attracted by songs. Twenty seven dozen and three smells were hooked before the carnage ceased. The group returned Sunday amid ample dining and thanks for the trip.

J. Estabrooe Stafford Hughie Multherin Alexander Stafford Mique’ Canney William Bowen Harry Griffin Charles Reagan Tom Russell Jas Murray Ray M. White Chicago Charley Reagan Billy” Bowen Mique Canney Jim “S

Rooney seeks permit to erect gas engine at Brattle Square business

In accordance with Cambridge Building Ordinances section 127 the applicant James Rooney of No 4 Brattle Square publishes notice to erect and maintain a two horse power gas engine to be used for mechanical purposes at his rear Mt Auburn Street business.

City of Cambridge Mt. Auburn Street James Rooney Brattle Square

Cottage Park Avenue Electric Motor Permit Notice Cambridge Ice Co

Building ordinances of the city publish notice of application to erect and maintain an electric motor of seven and a half horsepower at their place of business Cottage Park Avenue Cambridge Ice Company seeks approval to install the motor as part of permitting compliance.

Cambridge Cottage Park Avenue Cambridge Ice Company

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