Cambridge Public Auction Of Unredeemed Real Estate
The City of Cambridge announces a public auction of parcels of unredeemed real estate from deeds dated 1897, listing owners such as Balcom Libbie A and Ferris Eliza J among others. Parcels along Pearl street, Mt. Auburn street, and various park betterment deeds are described with precise lot numbers and square footage, with total amounts due including interest and costs. Public sale to occur at City Treasurer's Office, City Hall, Cambridge on Monday June 25, 1900 at 10 a.m. unless earlier discharged.
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Cambridge
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
William W. Dallinger
Middlesex South District
Thibald
City Hall
Park Betterment Plans for Lands in Hollis Street Area
The record details a Park Betterment plan No 5206 showing lands acquired for a park, bounded by Bowers Woodbridge Hollis Street and various lots, totaling about 25 165 square feet, dated November 2, 186. The Betterment Deed 108 50 references Samuel F Woodbridge west side Hollis Street 180 feet north from Rindge Avenue and describes a parcel as plan No 6203 dated November 26, 1895, bounded by Lots 9 and 7 2 and 3 and 2 Hollis Street and Crowley for about 23 260 square feet, Betterment Deed 184 13.
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Balcom
Libbie A
Elde Pear St
Henry St
City Engineer of
Cambridge
Board of Aldermen
City of
Boyd
David G
Pemberton Ct
Pemberton St
Carstein
Pemberton Court
Davis
Guilford H
Pearl Street
Henry Street
Pearl St
Ferris
Eliza J
Eliot and Murray
City Enppe
Eliot Sq
Eliot St
Murray St
Great White Spirit Company
Cambridge St
Windsor St
Boar of Aldermen
Somerville
C.secesesseues
Kimball
Edward P
Hockingham St
Rockingham St
Locke
Henry A
Southeast Corner
Tufts St
Magazine
Nelson
Eva M
South Side Sands
Banks St
City Engineer
Sands St
Israel
Western Ave
O’brien
Patrick
Mt. Auburn #t
Sparks St
Beckett
Mt. Auburn St
Connolly
Fen O'Brien
John F
Willard St
O'Brien
Mt. Auburn At
Mt. Auburn and
Willard Sts
Rice
Jennie O
P. Weld
Sia Railroad
Middletex Street
Cityngineer of
Railroad St
Rowe
Margaret E
Cowperthwaite
Otterste
Otter St
de Wolf Street
Ceeseeseee
Rosannorthwest Corner
Otter and
de Wolfsts
City Singlnely
Otter Street
Ryan
Thomas
Plymouth
Berkshire Streets
Baing
Navy
Folllows
Weaver
Lymouth St
Berkshire St
Walker
Benjamin P
van Norden St
Middlesex Sst
van Norden
Cambridge O Park Betterment Desbeenee Reseues
White
Charles H
North Side Railroad
Middlesex St
Tarebridge
Innda
Park Ketterments
Mailroad St
Nellie L
Plympton St
Riverview Ave
Sal Lan
Plympton At
Park Betterment
Woodbin Samuel F
Slide
R ‘Ave—A
City
Board of al
D of Aldermen
Bowers and
Woodbridge
Ean Rindgefield St
Hollis St
Samuel F
Rindge Ave
Crowley
Cambridge Park Board orders hearings on tree removals
Public notices in the Cambridge Chronicle announce hearings for petitions to remove several trees. Hearings are set for June 6 1900 at 845 AM or 645 AM at City Hall Park Commissioners office, with interested residents invited to attend and speak for or against. Trees listed at Fairmont Avenue Somerset Street Hancock Street Broadway Brattle and Fayerweather Streets and Northeast corner of Brattle and Fayerweather Streets.
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Cambridge Chronicle
Park Commissioners
City Hall
Fairmont Avenue
Somerset Street
Baanto
Board of Park Commissioners
M. W. Murphy
the Park Commissioners
John W. Woodbury
Hancock Street
Broadway
City OF
Cambridge
Willam Taggard Piper
Brattle and
Fayerweather Streets
Advantead
Hearing on permit for stable at 90 Donnell Street Cambridge
The Board of Health will hear G. O. Girard's application to occupy a wooden building as a horse stable at 90 Donnell Street Ward 5. The hearing is June 6 at 8:00 PM. Objections must be filed in writing with objectors' names and addresses by hearing date. Per order Board of Health. James B Sophr, Clerk.
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Board of Health
Y Hall
G. O. Girard
Donnell Street
Ward 5
Office of Board of Health
Th Board of Health
Board For Health
James B, Sophr
Walter Wesselhoeft Seeks Stable Permit at 29 Concord Ave
Notice from the City Board of Health dated May 23 1909 announces Walter Wesselhoeft applying for a permit to occupy a brick building as a stable for 3 horses at 29 Concord Avenue Ward 1. Hearing set for June 6 at 8 PM. objections must be filed in writing with names and addresses at the Board of Health office by hearing date. Per order, Clerk James B Soper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
City Hall
Walter Wesselhoeft
Concord Avenue
Ward 1
Office of
Healthy Hall
Henry A. Re
Massachusets Avenue
Poard of Health
The
Boar of Health
Poeriee Por Order Board of Health
James B, Soper
Board of Health hearing on permit to remodel stable
The Board of Health will hold a hearing on Henry A. Reeves application to remodel and occupy a wooden building as a four horse stable at 73 Massachusetts Avenue Ward 4. The hearing is at the Board of Health office on June 6 at 8 o'clock PM. Written objections with names and addresses must be filed by the date specified.
Cambridge License Request for Sixth Class Liquors
City records show John W. McDermott petitioning for a sixth class liquor license for medicinal, mechanical, and chemical use at a Cambridge premises on Cambridge and Hampshire streets. Stock storage proposed in the rear room and basement with a ground floor room adjacent to the street. Local officials Edward J. Brandon and arrangements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
John W. McDermott
Cor, Cambridge
Hampshire Streets
Arene GC
Deere of
Abermee
Edward J. Brandon
North Cambridge Parish Concert and Local Charity Work
The North Cambridge event featured a mixed program from West Carine song to Attaque des Hulans with performers including Mrs. Buste Lena Leland Bustle Clara Monier Mai Bustle Anna Morin and Susanna Wright. Dr. Stanford led sermons on a voyage from earth to heaven and urged a repentant man to mend his ways after the service.
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Lana Pan
Amelia
Lauren Rent Oonshine
Arisabeth Laurent
Susanna Wright
Elizabeth Beauvais
Hasy Black
Clara Berard
Louise Bisson
Elizabeth Laurent
Alice Boudreau
Jennie Roche
Abbie Broullelard
Alice Gosseblin
Brooklyn Man Called 10 Cambridge
Rev. Charles F. Williams, a Crozer graduate, is expected to accept the North Cambridge Baptist church call and move to Brooklyn. His career includes pastorships at Spring Garden, Waltham, and Sixth Avenue Baptist churches, with a $2500 salary proposed amid a near unanimous committee vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Cambridge Baptists
C. F. Williams
Charles F. Williams
North Cambridge Baptist Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mr. Williams
Philadelphia
Crozer
New York City
Humpetone
Emanuel Baptist Church
Bifting
Mt. Morris
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Williams
Bridgeport
Penn
Spring Garden Baptist Church
Waltham
Norristown
Gethsemane Baptist Church
Sixth Avenues Baptist Church
1St Baptist Church
Greater New York
C. W. Kingsley
Prudential
Riley A. Vose
Willams
Eighth Lettered Officers Election at Cedar Hall
A closely contested officer election for Division 31 A. O. H. will be held at Cedar hall next Wednesday evening with many leading members nominated. Also reports on transit staff changes, a near fatal accident involving Maud Starrett, plans for a Cambridge cycling trip to Newport, a death in Jackson Street, and local church construction and services.
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Division 31
Cedar Hall
Patrick J. Mulcahy
Reed Street
Waterbury
North Cambridge
Boston Elevated R. R
Clarendon Hill
Arlington Heights
Bowdoin Square
Cow Street
Bubway
Beacon Street
Maud Starrett
Peter Starrett
Boston Baileoat
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington Electric
W. Brown
Tupper
Tupper's Drug Store, Where Dr. Nowland
Brown
Providence
Newport
Margaret Jambo
Jackson As Street
Cambridge Hospital
Arishat
Nova Scotia
Church of Notre Dame de Pitle
Perrines
Nehy
Angela
Rindge Avenue
Fitchburg
Annie Snetseline
Welch
Hoston Tobacco and Variety
Henry Audiffred
Church of Notre Dame de Pitie
Harvey Street
Solslble
Audifec
Cambridge
Monahan Coyne Wed At St Johns Parish Residence
James Monahan and Kathrine Coyne, prominent locals, wed at St John s parish residence Tuesday evening. Rev Fr Murphy officiated the ceremony. reception followed at groom s home on Rindge avenue before a honeymoon trip to New York. Concert and operetta raised funds for a parish library with Miss Rebecca Deschenaux and others starring in the program.
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Monahan-Coyne
James Monahan
Katherine Coyne
St. John's
Murphy
Mollia Munyon
Dame de
Rebecca Descheniaux
Les Bavardes
Margot
Febore
Loa Bavardes
Misnen Clara Monter
Elizabeth la France
Malvina Nadeau
Elisabeth Pearentee
Rebecca Descherieaux
Amelia Patrot
Emma
Stine Marie Jobin
Amo Salomon
Anna
Louise Bisson
Dina Alate
Seventh Annual St John C T A Ball Shines With Comedy
A large crowd attended the Seventh Annual St John C T A Ball on Tuesday evening. The event featured a two act comedy Safiscalein with strong turns by Paterson, Kr lo ser, Brown, Scanlan, Kennedy, Horan, Welch, and others. The entertainment ended with thanks to the arrangements committee for a successful night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s C
Philip Royson
Paterson
Thomas Kr Loser
Weseeert Brown
Benson & Benson
Patrick Scanlan
Myles O’h Mies
Rebecca
Misa Mary Cutter
Rebecca Luke
Mise Margaret Horan
Katherine Rodgers
Margaret Kennedy
Marion Bryant
Katherine
Mary Welch
Patty
Thomas
Ansiate Mothy Pang
Oye
Fann Oxee
John Jaul
George Bey
Ward
Thomas F Poeer
Patrick F. Scanlan
Oenasalert Welch
Bowser
Thomas Paterson
John P. Hoeran
William Ward
Spamas O
Daniel Morrissey
North Cambridge Churches Elect New Pastor At Call Meeting
North Avenue Baptist Church heard Rev. Geo Needham preach on Jesus as the temple and savior. Sunday school drew 35 attendees while evening service examined Hebrews and Revelation. A narrowly approved call to Rev. Co F Williams of Brooklyn to be pastor passed, and Needham delivered an expository lecture in the chapel. Communion is set for tomorrow as the church covenant meeting concluded amid cordial feeling. Needham’s Irish wit enlivened the homily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Avenue Baptist Church
Geoeedham
Jesus
Sohiataer
Mr. Needham
Chu Corporation
Co. F. Williams
Brooklyn
N. Y
Y. P
Needham
North Avenue Congregational Church Services Report
At North Avenue Congregational Church Rev Daniel E preached last Sunday morning from Romans. Evening service featured a choir under Mr dered and an address on Reconciliation between ferr and the South a lesson in forgiveness. 337 attended Bunny School. Col Thomas spoke on wartime experiences. Mrs M B Blanchard sang a solo. 87 attended Y P S meeting. Pastor Daniel Evans led a service on Our eternal destiny. Miss Myrta Smith summarized Meonats home work. Regular monthly sacrament was observed. Next Tuesday P B O B meeting will discuss How to be a good neighbor. Laike 10 25 87, Mi Pomm xcroft to lead.
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North Avenue Congregational Church
Daniel E
Dered
Bunny School
Col
Thomas Sreeeerortnson
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