Old Cambridge News opens with Harvard Square ads and summer travel
Old Cambridge notices offer items from J H Woods booksellers to local services from plumbers to photographers. The column highlights Turk's Head Inn at Lands End Rockport opening June 28, summer drives, hotel plans, tailoring, and Cambridge social and church notices plus Harvard campus reminiscences and club building discussions.
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Turk’s Head Inn
Land's End
Rockport
Mass
C. B. Martin
Cambridge
Cape Ann
Riverdale
Annisquam
Bay View
Lanesville
Pigeon Cove
Magnolia
New England
Martin
International Hotel and Tourist Bureau
Summer Street
Planning a Loan Exhibition by Winthrop D A R Brattle Hall
The Hannah Winthrop chapter plans a loan exhibition in Brattle Hall by the end of October featuring revolutionary relics from various eras. The three day event will include afternoon and evening sessions with tea, music, and a short patriotic address. Loans of relics are invited and may be sent to W H Bradbury at 99 Harvard Street.
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Winthrop Chapter
Iending
Brattle Hall
Hannah Winthrop
Harvard Union Plans for University Club at Quincy Square
Harvard Union leaders outline final architectural plans for a university club on the Warren property at Quincy and Harvard streets. The design centers the north-facing main entrance, a large living room with balcony, and a dining area. trophies may be displayed and undergraduates may use spaces for Mass with provisions for a restaurant.
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Harvard Union
Ira N. Pots
Harvard
Henry L.igginson
Harvard Monthly
Allence
Friends of the Union
Warren
Union
Hou
Quincy
T of
University
Bevines
Quincy Square
Harvard Aetrees
University Alub
Hit by a Foul Ball at Harvard Game
Spectator John E. Turner of 63 Trowbridge Street was struck on his right side by a foul ball at a Harvard Soldiers Field game last Friday. He stood near behind the catcher, felt a solid impact, and expects soreness for days, but is relieved it was not the left side. Tablet Dedicated to Sarah Bradlee Fulton in Medford cemetery was observed with descendants present from Cambridge and beyond. Archibald M. Howe of 6 Bond Street returned from Blue Mountain Summit after a 13 day rest trip, noting historical sights and scenes from the Civil War era including Antietam.
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T. L. Jenks
Boylston Street
Ealing
BE. W. Clark
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard Square
Clark
Cambridge
H. N. Stearns
Walker Street
Pach
Beck Hall
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Fridaay
John E. Turner
Trowbridge Street
Asl
Out
Turner
Nok
Sarah Bradlee Fulton
Medford
Salem Street
Fulton
Edward Rand
Maschusetts Avenue
G. Edward Merrill
Guy Rindge
Leslie
Greenough Avenue
Rand
Archibald M. Howe, Esq
Bond Street
Blue Mountain Summit
Penn
Gymnasium Graduates Exhibit Night Work
A class of two young lads joined juniors and seniors for an evening exhibition at the gymnasium on Church Street. The program featured a well performed display of work, drawing praise from observers.
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Church Street
Lady Mondey
Closing Gymnasium Exhibition Ends School Year
A gym exhibition on Tuesday featured junior and senior contests in high jump vault rings and a basketball tourney won by the seniors. Juniors won the ball race and the lunch followed for both groups. Miss Jennie Blanche Wilson directed the gymnastics program and will be away in the Adirondacks until October. Several graduates have secured positions as nasfum instructors at prominent women’s institutions nationwide.
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Jennie Blanche Wilson
General Gymnastica
Adirondacks
Nasfum
Almost an Accident in Quincy Square
A ten year old boy riding with his mother in Quincy square had his bicycle wheel drop into a curved street car track. He fell across the inward track just as a car approached at speed. The mother sprang from her bike and pulled him free by the heel, likely preventing serious injury.
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Quincy Square
Accomee Pa
Summer Improvements at Harvard Additions Planned
Harvard proposes sum mer construction including an east side addition to Rotch laboratory a 80 by 40 feet mining machinery laboratory Sanders theatre to house a stereopticon lantern a new electric plant at the university museum to operate multiple stereopticons a new organ for Divinity chapel ordered from G P Hutchins Boston an addition to the Divinity library for staff use and new baths at Wadsworth house all slated for the coming summer
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Harvard
Rotch Laboratory
Sanders Theatre
University Museum
Divinity Chapel
G. P. Hutchins
Boston
Divinity
Wadsworth House
Caustics Return From Gethernia California Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles E Caustic of 66 Win street returned from Gethernia after visiting California. They met J F Waterhouse of California and invited him to visit them in Oakland. Waterhouse, secretary of Trout Mining Co, plans to open an office in Harvard Square and market 100000 of mining stock. The Caustics toured San Francisco East Lake City El Paso Rocree and Silago before arriving Camp.
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Golden Gate
Charles E. Caustic
Wintstreet
Gethernia
J. F. Waterhouse
Cal
Oakland
Gold Voles Trout Mining Co
Butte County
Waterhouse
East House
California
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard Square
Caustic
San Francisco
East Lake City
el Paso
Rocree
Silago 9
Paso
Old Cambridge Baptist Church Pulpit and Endeavor Meet
Rev Dr Abrs K Foster of New Haven Illinois will occupy the pulpit tomorrow at 2 0 9 0 8 10 and 7 30 p m The Christian Endeavor society meets next Monday at 7 45 p m with the topic How to Be a Good Neighbor Reader Luke Coolidge Leads Annie Berence referenced in Bible Luke 10 98
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Old Cambridge Baptist Church
Abrs K. Foster
New Haven
Christian Endeavor Society
Dha
Annie Berence
Luke Coolidge
First Church of Christ Antibit Services In Brattle Hall
First Church of Christ Antibit invites all to morning services at 10 45 with a sermon titled God the Preserver of Man and a children’s hour at the game hour. Wednesday evening meeting at 7 45 in Brattle Hall with reading room open at 1383 Massachusetts Avenue. A Scientist welcomes visitors and Christian Science literature is available for purchase.
Riverside Alliance events loom for Garden 81 church
The First Church Congregational in Garden 81 hosts a weekly conference and a monthly Sunday school concerto at Riverside Alliance with strong attendance. A sixth annual lawn party and strawberry festival by the Young People's Alliance is planned for June, with proceeds aiding Riverside Alliance.
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Garden 81
Charles Beck Post
Woman's Relief Corps
Ca Ing
de Peele’s “Ey
Riverside Alliance
Seven O'Cloc
Christian
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Dexter Rawson Fay
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Washington
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Adah Hussey
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Howard Snelling
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Haydn Atring
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Charles B. McLaughlin
Stoughton
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Eliot
Mthompson & Taylor
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Wallace
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Electro-Dental
Harvard Cambridge
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Jestoon
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Mascachouette Ave
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Zepp
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Portland Street
First Church OF Christ, &Ci“Ntibt
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Radcliff
Y. Z
Chronicle Office
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Helidays
Irving Blake
Church St
Harvard Sq
University Tailoring No
J. W. Marshea
F. M. Marshea
Optician
Massachusetts Ave
Wm. E. Doyle
Florist
Tremont St
Boylston
Campnicon Gruker
Gael Hays
P.C. Toohy
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Boylaton Street
Boylston Blend Coffee
Java
Salem
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