Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Cambridge Sentinel in Cambridge, Massachusetts

Page 4

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 10 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1903

Page

4

Closing Car Rally at Cambridge Field

A closing car rally is scheduled for Monday evening November 2 at Cambridge Field near Cambridge and Willow Streets, with event locations at the Old Car Barn on Main Street, Cor, and the junction of Sixth Street.

Cambridge Field Cor Cambridge and Willow Sts Old Car Barn Main Street Sixth Street

Cambridge Local Notices Roundup of Clubs and Events

Cambridge clubs and societies schedule gatherings from Nov 3 to Nov 16. Catholic union circle reads Jubal and Cecelia life. Lechmere Camera Club whist party. Universalist Lend a Hand supper. Miss Keller to St Louis fair. Putnam school graduates reunion. Morse Associates theater plans. various balls, socials, and lectures at Institute hall and Prospect hall. Radcliffe idlers clubReception. Epworth league supper and church events. local police and civic meeting reports.

Catholic Union Reading Circle of Cambridge Augustine J. Daly Martin Street George Hirot Jubal Mary Burke St. Cecelia Cowper Shelley Milton Scott Moore Coleridge Eliza Ford Gerald Griffin Lechmere Camera Club Institute Hall Second Universalist Church Otis Street Helen Keller Dana Street Francis St. Louis Keller Annie M. Sullivan B. A. Whitman Spain Gibraltar Home Circle Odd Fellows Association Newtowne Hall Joseph J. Kelly Foresters of America East Cambridge Innes Morse Associates Morse School Lady of Lyons Josephine Harwood Boston School of Expression Fiist Harvard Square Indian Association Eldredge Cole Putnam School John F. Royal J. ¥.McCarthy H. Quinn Andrews Norton Associates Prospect Hall Epworth League Trinity M Sweden Scotland Land Germany United States Hach Rey Charles H. Williams William C. Lyons Bill Ball Mies Blanch Barteaux Maude Hadman Mise Josephine Lagerquist Mise Hittie Alexander Frederick Scotton John Coe Mise Lottie Currie Misa Rena Thompson Misa Ingo Weren Mise Bila Frye Merrill School Broadway Fayette Street Caroline Leighton Perkins Institute For the Blind Merrill Mise Leighton Misa Froebel Froebel Mason T. Rogers Mary W. Wells Gladys C. Gilmore Charleesie BE. McKinnon Flora B. Burton F. Stanley Howe Lawrence G. Miller Charles O. King William J. Pierce Hlinor M. Goodrich Arthur F. Winlock Edward L. Bennett Marion C. Woodworth Olive W. Bell Robert V. Arnold Georgia H. Stearns Howard P. Belnap Archibald C. Gove Katherine Morris Harry T. Fogg Carlisle W. Burton James A. Eccles Basket Ball Navy Observatory Hill Concord Avenue John H. H. McNamee James A. Montgomery Frederick 8. Deitrick Middlesex William P. Nickerson Messrs. Barrett Authier Lambert, Mills Barcelow Walter Normoyle McCrehan Epworth Chapel John W. Freese Washington School Freese Inman Square Auto Express Company Station 2 Geo. Wilot Catholic Union Cambridge Children of the Revolutionary Society Henry Grant Weston Wyman Street Arlington G. A. R. Hall Quincy Square Parke Manual Training School Charles River Park Cambridge Latin School Isaac Bradford Sacramento Street Medford Boston Journal Brandon St. Peter’s Church

Cambridge City Notes and Political Rallies Highlight Local Life

The Cambridge Bridge commission advances plans for a steel bridge superstructure with sealed proposals to be opened on Sept. 23, while Mayor McNamee headlines Ward 20 rallies in Roxbury. Cambridge schools discuss athletics and evening courses. a golden wedding anniversary is celebrated in Somerville. numerous clubs and civic groups host balls, concerts, and meetings, with candidates Montgomery and Nickerson mounting robust campaign events across the area.

Malta John H. H. McNamee Democratic Club Roxbury Cambridge Massachusetts Vicanor Piper Edward F. Burns Cambridge Council State Street Boston Richard Wright Burns the Carpenters Prospect Hall Samuel F. McArthur Joan A. Mclgane John A. McInnis Thomas Chisholm Hugh MacDonald William Hogan James Muirhead William A. Thomas George Squires Roderick Mclsaac Allen McGillvery B. HB. Betts Thomas. Chisholm Samuel ¥. McArthur John A. McIvits John A. Mcleaac John L Watertown Anna Parker Mary Lowell Martha Adams Misa Josephine Leonora Leslie Thorning Vinal Annie Parker Lexington John Parker Isaac Rich Gilvert C. Brown Jr Emma Wilder Burt Brookline Alexander Lawrence Kidd Edward EB. Vinal Gertrude Vinal Dorchester Bertha Aldersey Kidder Vincent Farnsworth Luarles Percey Fenno Revere Charles Fitz-Gerald West Newton Theo. Twitchell Saratoga Robert Bruce Sarah Fisher Melrose Marion Gertrude Niles Vinal North Chelsea Somerville Charlestown New England Woman's Club New Century Building John. H. Arnold Geo F. Daniels J. H. Hildreth Hooper W. L Myra G. Hall Alice Bates Moore Albert Kendall

Cambridge Evening Schools Start Soon for Christmas Term

The Cambridge evening schools begun Oct 12 are advancing well. They will meet Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings until Christmas. The night school operates in the High School, with grammar classes at Putnam Roberts, Shepard, and Webster buildings. A drawing class in Central Square and a free hand drawing class in the English High School. A civil service class meets at Shepard.

Banford B. Hubbard Hubbard Lloyd Cambridge Evening Schools East Cambridge Putnam Roberts, Shephard and Webster Central Square Shepard

CHANGE OF QUARTERS FOR CAMBRIDGE YWCA

The Cambridge YWCA with over 600 members moved its headquarters from 695 Massachusetts Avenue to 5 Temple Street. The complex now hosts classes, a new gymnastics program using Dr. Sargent’s equipment, and a series of winter talks. A devotional service continues weekly, with a dime social next Thursday featuring a female quartet and musical numbers.

Cambridge Young Women's Christian Association Massachusetts Avenue Temple Street Temple and Austin Streets Pray House

Middlesex A A banquet honors Cambridge athletes

The Middlesex A A of Cambridgeport held a Monday evening banquet at the Quincy house with about 75 attendees. Pres. Robert Law chaired and praised the club's athletes and managers. Afterward a literary and musical program featured Frank Dorman John Creedon Gus Johnson Charles Knox William McBilroy John Keenan Matthew Sullivan and others with songs dances and reels. The baseball manager spoke of the past season's success and plans to make the banquet an annual event.

A. Coe Radcliffe Elm Social Club Prospect Hall Hiawatha Club Odd Fellows Hall Cambridgeport Cambridgepot McKanias Floyd N. Tompkins Holy Trinity Church Philadelphia Middlesex A. A Quincy House Robert Law Frank Dorman John Creedon Gus Johnson Charles Knox William McBilroy John Keenan Ho- Kneeland Ing Matthew Sullivan Iddlesex Messrs. Keenan Kneeland Kelley Knox James Shea James Kneeland William Royce John Summer Edward Monahan Dennis Sullivan

Cambridge Ice Company Mutual Relief Ball Held at Prospect Hall

Joy marked the fourth annual ball of the Cambridge Ice Company Mutual Relief Association at Prospect Hall Malta Temple on Wednesday. Members celebrated with fraternity, music, and cordial gathering reflecting strong community ties and long service.

Cambridge Ice Company Mutual Relief Association Prospect Hall Malta Temple

Democratic Caucuses Convene Across Cambridge Cities

Cambridge Democrats announce caucuses to nominate candidates for mayor aldermen assessor and school committee across wards 1 through 11 with exact times and venues. Nomination papers available from Oct 31 and deadlines set for Nov 4 per city committee secretary.

Cambridge Aaw Insstitute Hall Bridge Street Cambridge Athletic Association Cambridge Street Cambridge Field St. Paul’s A. M. BK Portland Hastings Street Red Jacket Inman Square Odd Fellows Hall Massachusetts Sycans Trade Association Massachusetts Avenue Quincy Square Ward Brattle Square Observatory Hill Club Concord Avenue Huron Avenue Walden Street Democratic Party of Prospect Street J. Frank Facbey Edward B. James

Grand March Opens Night at Crowded Hall Led by McLean Party

The hall hosted a grand march led by John McLean and wife with Ernest Graham Miss Dunbar James W Noy and wife and about 75 couples. Dancing continued to three in the morning under floor marshall John Lean and directors Hiram W Cox Sam Henry Wilson Hugh Rogers and others. Officers for 1900 named John McLean president Emery D Howard vice president Samuel B Easter secretary James W Noy treasurer with trustees John Taylor George Easter and Hugh Rogers.

J. Howard Payne Council Home Circle Charles Bullock Overseers of the Church of the Ascension East Cambridge Robert Walker Frederick EK. Read Lafayette Square Casey William Newman Charles Cairns Conroy McCourt McDermott David F. Corcoran Belmont Street Mt. Auburn Mt. Auburn Street Boylston Fathi Alute Rose Cushing Street Gornelius Healey Sacred Heart C. T. A St. John's O. T. A North Cambridge St. John’s O. T. A Father Splaine Mt. Auburn Court C. F Watertown John McLean Ernest Graham Dunbar James W. Noy William H. Wright Edward Haberlit Benjamin Goodnow Henry Wilson Emery D. Howard John Lean Hiram W. Cox James P. McLelland W. H. Wright James P. McClellan John Taylor John A. Howards James Fitzmorris Bred Ellis Samuel 8. Easter George Easter Hugh Rogers

Lonesome Jimmy and the Great Qualification Tale

A humorous piece about Lonesome Jimmy, famed for taking himself seriously. He pursues political posts, fails to qualify in the Democratic circle, and ends up conducting a watering cart before chasing unreal promises. The tale ends with a cautionary moral about aiming before you qualify.

Lonesome Jimmy N. P Lou Dillon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Odd Fellows’ Hall City Building Toman Henry F. Hollis New Hampshire Gamaliel Bradford James F. Aylwood Edward J. Sennott Henry F. Lehan Edward W. Abbott Frederick 8. Dietrick James T. Barrett Michael H. Flynn Jeremiah F. Downey Edward A. Abbott St. James’ Episcopal Church Car Beach Street St. James’ Church St. James’ Church. Dr. Abbott Lake Mohonk Washington Missionary Council Episcopal Church St. John’s C. T. A Father Mullin Dward F. Mulready Catholic Oral Abstinence Union Archdiocese of Boston Otho O'Leary Lake St. John’s Sacred Hearts T. A Catherine F. Holt Emma Rusgell Oscar Holt Europe Great Britain France Switzerland London Samuel Rueben Almy William Orr United Irish League Haghall William T. Phelan Central Council Biton Phelan John Cleary John J. Cooney Mary Dolan D. Finmara Frank Little Mary A. Dolan J. T. Gallagher William H. Moody Harvard Political Club Moody Clifford Pinghot Bureau of Forestry Saunders Theatre Gercke Fernandez Arbos Rudolph Krasselt Maud MacCarthy Olive Mead Vio Kniste Ferrucio Busoni Anna Wellington Susan Hallowell Marguerita Sargent Louisa Richardson LeBaron Briggs Mre. Agassiz Miss Irwin Eliot Massachusetts Reform Club Vgg Montgomery and Nickerson Sacred Heart Temperance Hall Ward 9 William ¥. Brooks Samuel JF. McArthur Fourth Middlesex Francis P. Curran Charles H Uurston James H. Montgomery William&. Nickerson Francis Hall Baldwin Street Patrick EF. Tevlin Montgomery Charles H. Thurston Henry B. Walsh John P. Brennan James M. Shannon St. Paul School Hall McNamee Charles B. Hollis Edward Everett Brown Wiliam Stolba A. M. Jaz Lonesome Jimmy
Search Courier

Search the Cambridge Sentinel Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Cambridge Sentinel?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication