Whippen the Caterer Finds Demand in Boston
Whippen operates as a premier catering service in Greater Boston. Based at the Y M C A Building opposite City Hall, it attracts steady business from offices and events across the city.
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1907
Page
5
Whippen operates as a premier catering service in Greater Boston. Based at the Y M C A Building opposite City Hall, it attracts steady business from offices and events across the city.
Satisfied with nothing but the best, tobacconist Tom Charak installs a state of the art Humidor at 502 Massachusetts Avenue near Brookline street station. Built by Wellington Fillmore Co it features quartered oak and plate glass windows and maintains constant humidity for cigars. The display is part of the citys largest wholesale and retail tobacco establishment. Visitors are invited to inspect the Humidor while waiting for their car.
The article notes the Field heirs will attend Eton to prepare for service in the army and navy. It mentions the Montreal Herald Thanksgiving insert by Johnnie Taylor seeking local performers for detailed inquiries. It includes extensive Labor Day sports results and notes on various local clubs, races, and figures.
North Cambridge Officer Peter Murphy on annual leave. Gertrude Martin shows improved health. vandals disturb Lower Rindge Avenue area with a stone attack on the Greenwood residence. Michael O Rourke injured at West Cambridge station. community updates include sports figures, theatre students, weddings, and obituaries.
Frank Sullivan suffered extensive burns to the head face hands arms and legs after an explosion at the Presto O Lite gas factory in East Cambridge. He smelled smoke and opened the generator valve triggering the blast. Windows shattered and the building sustained minor fire damage before he fled toward a nearby drug store.
The article extols tailor Charles E McPhee at Massachusetts avenue near Brookline street station for his window displays proving his expertise. It notes his consistent patron satisfaction and invites inspection of his fall and winter designs. Raymond for Insurance.
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