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Newspaper

Massachusetts Cambridge Chronicle

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1900

Page

10

Corner North Cambridge real estate sale listing

W B Chamberlain real estate advertises multiple properties in North Cambridge including 9 to 15 room houses with baths ranges furnaces hot water and cellars. Prices range from about 2000 to 7000 with several rental options and easy terms. Large properties include 6800 sq ft and 4500 sq ft lots near electric lines and transit.

White Street Place North Cambridge Upland Road Bindge Avenue Cambridge Bath Good Street

For Sale or Exchange Cambridge and Shirley Properties

Multiple properties listed from Cambridge Somerville and Shirley including flats stores houses and farms. Offers include 16 rooms 12 rooms improvements single and double houses with installments sought as well as exchanges for building lots poultry farms and grocery businesses. Also tenements four rooms and basement store space for rent.

Cambridge North Harvard Mass Somerville Shirley

Cambridge City Advertisements Sealed Proposals Call

Cambridge Massachusetts mayoral office invites sealed proposals until June 21 for year long newspaper publication of all city advertisements. Includes city departments boards bridge commissions and Cambridge Boston bridge notices. Specifications require solid nonpareil type and city seal with per square pricing for insertions. Proposals open in mayor's presence. right to reject all proposals reserved.

City Hall Cambridge Boston Edgar R. Champlin

Deaths, trials, and travels noted in city items

Long list of local notices. Morris Berlyn named special U S agent. Engineman James McCabe ill with pneumonia but improving after fire exposure. Timothy Leary convicted for breaking and entering. A boy, N H James Galvin, dies of laryngeal diphtheria. George M Holbrook sails to Paris June 27 with friends. son of Nathan H Holbrook. Anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Henry Brockbank. Two fires cause $600 total damage. Legal verdicts awarded to Mrs Poole and husband against Boston Elevated Railroad. Probate appeal over Julius Adams will. Various residents traveling or returning from trips. Local fines and accidents noted. Marriage of Arthur E Acker to Ethel L Wright. Home Circle field day planned. Bankruptcy petition filed. Workplace injury at Damon Safe works. Lawn party fundraiser for Grace church Sunday school addition. Public notices and community events dense throughout.

James B. McCabe Chemical 1 Box 215 Superior Court Timothy Leary Frank N. Hill Brookline Street Lebanon N. H George M. Holbrook Chestnut Street Paris Mr. Holbrook Nathan H. Holbrook Reardon's Soap Works Waverley Street George Morse Grammar Chicago Chemical Laboratory Illinois Steel Company

Woods Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs F E B Woods marked twenty five years of marriage with a Monday evening celebration at their home at 194 Prospect Street. Mr Woods is part of the Woods Brothers painters firm. The event was described as pleasant and cordial.

F. EB. Woods Prospect Street Woods Woods Brothers, Painters

Woods Celebrate Nuptials with Musical Evening and Roses

A quiet wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Woods was held with about two dozen guests. Carl Scranton provided music and others contributed impromptu selections. A dainty collation followed as ferns, plants, and roses adorned the rooms, gifts to the couple. Guests hailed from Newburyport, Providence, and the city. The couple married in Newburyport and have lived here for nine years.

Carl Scranton Newburyport Providence Mrs. Woods

Cambridge Lodge of Odd Fellows Holds Gala Meeting

Cambridge lodge No held anoth er gala meeting Tuesday evening with about 40 members of Harmony lodge Medford entertained. The first degree was worked by the staff for several candidates. After the meeting a collation followed by cigars and speeches. Visitors from several nearby lodges attended and praised the degree staff for fine work led by Degree Master Samuel Thompson who has new ideas for fall.

Cambridge Lodge of Odd Fellows Cambridge Lodge Harmony Lodge Medford Samuel Thompson

Funeral of Lieut. G. W. Butler in Cambridge

Funeral services for Lieut. George W. Butler of chemical No. 2 were held at the Inman Street Universalist church on Sunday afternoon. He served with the Cambridge fire department over 30 years and was Civil War veteran. Attending were about 40 firemen, Post 30 G. A. R., and other groups, with floral tributes from multiple engine and ladder companies and local organizations. Burial followed at Cambridge cemetery.

G. W. Butler George W. Butler Chemical No. 2 Inman Street Universalist Church Butler Cambridge Fire Department Fire Department Bunker John D. Thompson Casey Woman‘s Relief Corps John Robinson Colony Cambridge Lodge U. O. of George W. Bicknell Friends of Chemical Woman's Relief Corps Odd Ladies B. B. Lewin James R. Wyllie Reginald McDonald Morgan H. C. Hobbs J. F. Dixon W. Brunt C. Butcher W. Eliott E. I. Harris William Haley William H. Barrow Chemical 2 B. F. Hastings Eldorado Osborn Post 30 Cambridge Cemetery

Death of James T. Carlin, Civil War Navy veteran

James T. Carlin, Civil War naval veteran and longtime resident of this city, died at his home on Sidney Street after a ten month illness. Born in Boston 61 years ago, he served on the Kearsarge and later the Gembark before mustering out. Survived by his widow and three daughters, his funeral with naval veterans pallbearers was held at St. Mary's Church and burial at St. Paul's cemetery.

James T. Carlin Sidney Street Mr. Carlin Boston Carlin Navy Kearsarge Gembark St. Mary’s Church Hunter Engine 2 J. Whittemore T. Flynn

Sermon and church events at FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Dr Applingarth preached I goa fishing with lessons on Peter's return and life goals. The evening featured children in the Bible school, and Col Reilly missed the Men’s league due to illness. Lieut Vose and Grace Beane plan to marry next Monday. The Alpha at Winthrop Highlands advertises summer guests with ocean views and five cent fares.

First Baptist Church Peter Christ Jesus Bible School Col. Reilly A. C. Fuller India Dr. Appingarth England Holland America Douglass Campbell Cutler L. Vose Truck 3 Grace Marion Beane Wil Massachusetts Avenue The Alpha Winthrop Highlands Mass Boston Chas, A. Stoddard

Bicycle Races at River Park Preview Big Meet

River park management announces a June 18 bicycle event with a focus on top riders. Pierce leads the 10 mile and ½ hour class, targeted to set records, while a five mile motor race and several handicap events promise strong competition. Names mentioned include Michael Linton McDuffee Crooks Shearer Henshaw Hedstrom and a novice and amateur roster featuring McKinnon Farnham Logan McConnell Clement Caldwell Gillis.

River Park Michael Linton McDuffee Pierce Fall River America Crooks-Shearer Henshaw-Hedstrom McKinnon Farnham Logan McConnell Clement Caldwell Gillis

Years of Service Stars Replace Stripes for Letter Carriers

Letter carriers swap service stars for stripes this week by orders from Washington. A single black star on the sleeve marks five years of service, two for ten, one stripe equals fifteen, two stripes twenty. A silver star appears at twenty-five years, thirty earns another, and thirty-five years yields two stars, with forty prompting two gold stars.

Washington

Economy Club Dinner Set at Young's Hotel

The Economy Club plans its annual dinner at Young's hotel on Monday June 18. Members gather at 6:30 PM. The club hopes to host Honorable James J. Myers speaker of the Massachusetts house of representatives as guest and speaker for the evening.

Young’s Hotel James J. Myers Massachusetts House of Representatives

Keiths Theatre Adopts Cool Summer Plan For Comfortable Shows

Keiths Theatre offers a cooler interior during hot months with ice water and fans. For the week starting June 18, the program features Harry and Jackson in A Bachelor's Home, ventriloquist A O Duncan, Bates Musical Trio, Coleman and Mexis, Frank Bush, Edna Collins, Farnum and Seymour, Herbert's trained dogs, and a Japan scenery stereopticon program.

Keith's Theatre Keith Boston Playhouse Keith's Harry and Jackson Neil Burgess A. O. Duncan T Bates Coleman and Mexis Frank Bush Igegins Sle Edna Collins Farnum and Seymour Herbert Les Biograph Japan

Chairs for invalids and related services spotlighted

Article highlights J L Moseley of 731 Massa Avenue making pneumatic invalid chairs that ease jolts for patients and carers. It notes Dr H L Alderman’s farm for summer horse pasture and lameness treatment, plus optician W De Rowe offering eye care and glasses with precise hours.

J. L. Moseley Massa Moseley

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