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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1905

Page

4

Cambridge Local Notices Stir Labor Day Happenings

A mix of Cambridge notices covers Labor Day plans including gas plant shutdowns on Sept 4 5, parochial school opening Sept 5, local vacations, social events, and club meetings. Readers get updates on workers pay double time for fires, elevator repairs, and upcoming outings and engagements across the Cambridge area.

East Cambridge Notes On Socials And Local Moves

Mrs O Neill and daughter Elizabeth return from Mount Pleasant House in Thorndike street. James O Neill and James Newman travel to Jefferson New Hampshire for two to three weeks. Odessa Whist Club to resume meetings this month with opening Sept 12 from an Odessa view. Ned Sweeney contracts gasfitting the new Ross building on Fifth street. John P Squire ball team suffers a setback at Ipswich Massachusetts with errors and a wild throw by Joshua Roach. Jim Segrue seeks a challenge with the ureell. Murray and Gilmore gearing to write a comedy. Pluck Adams now a top city teamster after leaving the Boston club. Sim and Mrs Clifford return from New York trip. Jim’s ankle improving. Senior Ladderman Tom Minmaugh trains for a big Police vs Firemen game. Joe Riley known for singing and dancing amid fall engagements. Annie McElroy and Lillian Sweensy leave for Barczowan New Hampshire for a two week stay.

William Orr J. J. Ryan St. Paul's Parochial School Mt. Auburn Street Muriel Crowell Beverly Flint Putnam Avenue James Morse Cambridge Watertown St. Paul's Hall Mt. Auburn St Mary A. Doherty Green Street May Burlington Lehan & McCarthy Averill Cambridge Street William Doherty Washington, D. C Bill E. John A. Butler New Hampshire Labor Day T. A. Hillery Willard Street Berkshires Mary Miller Harvard Street Salem Willows Josephine Leary Mary Calhan Broadway Calnan Arthur White Arlington Heights Katie A. Batt 220 Elm Street Wakefield Mass Cecelia Costello Theresa Taffe Carlisle Street Milford Francis J. Costello Derby N. H Edward J. Gehan James H. McCarthy No. 91 Gore Street Dr. Holt Massachusetts Avenue Charles Costello Kittery Point Maine Lake Sunapee Oating Club Lake Dan Murphy Frank A. Kennedy William Downey National Biscuit Company Albany Street Central Park Waltham Fred Daneby Columbia Street Manchester James Crowley Ward 4 North Shore Ed Barry Alderman Cottage City Natick Charlies River Park City Hall Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament Conant Cummings Ed Brandon Phil Dallenger Everett Manuel Andrews Bert Dayton C.f Jerry Donovan Frank Evans Willie McAnaul le Secret Polichenelle Everybody's Secret Beatrice Burke Mill Street Newport Newton Upper Falls U. S Magazine Beach Dorchester Revere Arlington Savin Hill Girls Savin Hill John J. Ahern St. Louis Woods Clay Jardine George Chapman McNamee Oak Island Clan-na-Gael Association Lena Viola Bradley Hampshire Street J.W. McDonald New York City New York O'Neill Thorndike Street Elizabeth Mount Pleasant House Jefferson James O'Neill James Newman Odessa Whist Club Lena McLaughlin Ned" Sweeney Ross Fifth Street John P. Squire Ipswich Ipswichers Pork and Hard Joshua Roach Jim Segrue Ureell Mike O'Hara Jim Tim Jim Murray J. Gilmore Metropolitan Coal Company Tom Minmaugh Portland Street Police Nine Firemen Tom Joe Riley Nas Joe Weather Bureau Margaret McElroy Miss Sweeney Otle Street Salisbury Beach Charley Moran Moran Tom Connerty Miss Allen Nantasket Messrs J. Montgomery Sears Hugh Mullin Gertrude Campbell Nellie McElroy Concord Charles Farrow Cambridge Hospital Tom" Williams Williams Convention of Foresters of America Buffalo Boston Toronto Montreal Massachusetts William A. Hogan Lowell Order

Community notes of seaside trips weddings and farewells

Social columns record Margaret and Alice McElroy and Sweeney sisters visiting Salisbury Beach and Concord, with Carl Moran hosting guests at Nahant. Weddings at St Joseph’s Somerville tie Christopher Cullen to Etta St John. Several locals travel to Portsmouth and Nahant for vacations while others join clubs and outings. a ptomaine poisoning death at Peddocks Island prompts funeral at Calvary, Woburn.

Obituary and local notes from Observatory Hill parish

Patrick J. Hurley died at 42 Foster Street after a yearlong asthma illness. funeral was at his home, burial in St. Pauls Cemetery Arlington. pall-bearers listed. He survived by wife six daughters one son and nine grandchildren. A requiem high mass was held at St Peters Church. Dietrich Club rumored for Dems ward 9 10. Junior choir outing to Nantasket Beach organized by Rev Moriarty. William Herlihy returned from Pepperell Massachusetts. Miss Gladys Shannon visiting Catherine McBride. Mr. Priest and daughter Bessle mentioned.

Patrick J. Hurley Foster Street St. Paul's Cemetery Arlington John Burns Thomas Casey Patrick Leahy Patrick Donohue Michael Burns Patrick McCarthy St. Peter's Church E. J. Moriarty Dietrich Club Sanctuary Altar Boys’ Society Nantasket Beach BE. J. Moriarty Father Moriarty William Herlihy Healy Street Pepperi Mass Gladys Shannon Franklin, Mass Catherine McBride Donnell Street Mr. Priest Bessle

Local notices from Upland area include family travels and a birthday party

Upland residents report various summer outings and visits. Garrity family relaxing at Hampton Beach. Josephine McGilncuddy returns from Hoosac Falls, N Y. Ellen Manning injured with a broken collarbone after a cart accident. Coye family camping in Bedford Mass. David Gibson leaves for New York Art School. Edward Donohue hosts party at Willard Street with gift of a dress suitcase. About 80 attendees enjoy music and games. Shaw family campers return from Lexington Mass.

Upland Road Kineo T. EB. Garrity Upland Hampton Beach Josephine McGilncuddy Huron Areene Hoosac Falls N. Y Ellen Manning Edward Manning Coye Bedford Mass David Gibson Foster Street New York New York Art School Gibson Edward Donohue Mr. Donohue Willard Street Leo Flyon Eva Skahan Mary Donohue Catherine Hunt Evelyn Flynn Daisy Flynn Della Hogan Gertrude Moriarty Teresa O'Hara Mary McGann John Hunt William Coleman Lloyd Bleesdell Frank Delaney Edward Delaney Joseph Leonard John Cook William Teevens Matthew Durgan Frank O'Hara Joseph Polachleyis Mabel Lycette Shaw Lexington

Boston Drama Notes and Obituary of August Monier

Dave Finn and Joe Segrue return from Gardner with vivid tales of fun. Thomas E. Shea rehearses at the hall for new Boston theater roles including Napoleon in The Great Adventurer. August Monier dies at 3 Wilson Avenue after years of illness. Funeral at Notre Dame de Pitte followed by interment at St. Pauls Arlington. He belonged to Court Montreal No 112 Foresters of America.

Institute Dave Finn Joe Segrue Gardner Thomas E. Shea Fountain Head Boston Napoleon August Monier Georgiana Wilson Avenue Church of Notre Dame de Pitte St. Paul's Cemetery Arlington Court Montreal No. 112 Foresters of America

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