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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1907

Page

4

Local Cambridge notices mix business with social life

The Cambridge items note Thomas Charak’s 502 Massachusetts Ave wholesale business, Ellen Gilman Nichols’s death at 3 Brattle St age 35, and various community happenings. Reports cover fires, car collision on Beacon St, jurors drawn, Gen. Putnam lodge officers elected, thefts, and social events at St Peter’s and local cele brations.

Thomas Charak Massachusetts Avenue Brookline Street Cambridge

Denton Coady Faces Offers for Advanced Vaudeville Monologues

East Cambridge notes Denton Coady has received several offers for monologue work in vaudeville. The town also reports Mr and Mrs George Kelley and others planning a September 25 trip to Norfolk for the National Undertakers' Exhibition.

Denton Coady Denton George Kelley Will Tom Coady Norfolk John B. McKenna Brookline Street Edward Curtin Bill” Connerty London Eng Spike” Robinson National Sporting Club Connerty

Whippen the Caterer in Greater Boston

Whippen operates as premier caterer in the Greater Boston area from offices at the YMCA Building opposite City Hall.

Whippen Greater Boston City Hall

McManus Named Candidate in Ward 5 Council Fight

Gossip notes Edw L McManus of 33 Tremont St Ward 5 is tipped as potential police station backer and councilman candidate in Democratic clashes. A noted party worker active in fraternal societies, he may surprise odds in that ward. Also mentions Silva hair restorer ad at 345 Green St near Central Square.

Edw. L. McManus Tremont Street McManus Silva's Green Street Central Square

Doctor’s Droll Encore in Oyster Question

A patient, not seriously ill, asks to eat oysters after her return tonight. Dr Baillie, already descending, is recalled and gives a joking reply permitting oysters with shells. The exchange ends with the humorous remark.

Citizens' Trade Association Meeting Opens Winter Season

Wednesday night about 200 members attended the opening meeting of the Citizens' Trade Association. George Close presided as supper bell rang after a musical program directed by George Monroe with solos by Albert P. Briggs Walter J. Cowlishaw John L H Cowlishaw and George Monroe. A wedding followed at St Mary's Cambridge as Alice Louise Balfe married Frances DeLacerda a member of the Elks Institutes and Knights of Columbus.

St. Peter's Institute St. Peter's Parish St. Peter's Hall E. J. Moriarty St. Mary’s Temperance Society Father Mundy Fr. Mathew John T. Shen Frank Blessington Long Pond Mulry Harry Chapman Chapman Nora Lehane Perry Bris Webster Avenue Ireland George Close George Monroe Albert P. Briggs Walter J. Cowlishaw John LH. Cowlishaw The Red St. Mary's Church, Cambridge Alice Louise Balfe Frances DeLacerda Elks Institutes Knights of Columbus

Poem and Northwest Talk Light Up Evening Program

Abdullah Bulbul Ameer and Ivan l atvorosky presented a unique poem with Philip Dallinger at the piano. Rev Dr Geo W Bicknell followed with a talk on Northwest scenery aided by stereopticon images featuring local notables and figures including President Roosevelt and ex-Governor Sussell. The event closed with the national flag as the audience applauded.

Abdullah Bulbul Ameer Ivan L’atvorosky Philip Dallinger Geo. W. Bicknell Northwest Close Keith Wardwell Walter Davis John H. Corcoran Walter L Cowlishin Anthony Strauss Roosevelt Francis Pratt Wm. E. Sussell

Hebrews Observe Tabernacle Observance in Cambridge

The Hebrew community in Cambridge marks the Tabernacle observance closing the New Year rites at Beth Israel connected events at Columbia Hall and Riverbank Court. A wedding follows as Rev Doody presides over Miss McCarthy’s ceremony with maid Agnes Newman and bridesmaids in white silk. The couple plans Maple Avenue residence after an extended tour.

Cambridge Simon Alexander Columbia Hall Beth Israel Nesson M. J. Cremer Agnes Newman Mary DeLacera Annie Burke Riverbank Court Charles River Maple Avenue James H. Newman Maciel Fonts Providence McSweeny Jos. Bean Thomas Farrel

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