Boston Elevated Railway timetable for Cambridge division
The Boston Elevated Railway Company issues a comprehensive timetable for Cambridge division routes. It lists arrival and departure times with varying intervals from Arlington Heights to Bowdoin, Adams Square, Harvard Square, Roxbury, and city points, including night service and Sunday variations. Special cars may be chartered for events, with rates and routes provided by the Superintendent of Tion at Milk Street, room 701.
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Cambridge Division
Arlington Heights
Bowdoin
Beacon St
Adams
Broadway
Harvard Square
Cir Point
Park
Harvard Scollay
Harvard Me
Harvard &Q
Dudley
Washington ST
Roxbury
Harvard
City Point
Auburn
Subway
Huron Ave
Ae Watertown
Cambridge
Riversid
Bcollay
Wit
A.M. Ae
Milk Street
Berghant
Petition to mortgage estate of James Furfey Cambridge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court seeks authority to mortgage real estate of James Furfey late of Cambridge to raise three hundred dollars for debts and legacies. Heirs and interested persons urged to appear July 17, 1900, at nine in the forenoon to show cause. Publication and service instructions specified. Witness and official assent recorded.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
James Fury
Cambridge
James A. Furfey
Campreuge Chronicle
Annes
Charles J.mcintire
Folsom
Register
Mortgagee's Real Estate Sale Cambridge Somerville Mass
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on parcels in Cambridge and Somerville Massachusetts. Two parcels will be sold separately with deposits of 300 dollars for the Cambridge parcel and 100 dollars for the Somerville parcel. Balance due within ten days after sale. Beverly Savings Bank. Charles H Kilham Treasurer. Beverly June 27 1900.
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Harris Court
Eustis Street
Cambridge
Somerville
Massachusetts
Bennett Norwich
Beverly Savings Bank
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Beverly
Commonwealth
Middlesex Registry of Deeds
South District
County of
Middlesex
Mary P. Saunders
W. A. Mason
Alexander A. Wheeler
Edward W. Hutchings
Charles H. Kilham
Traymore street to be laid out as public way in Cambridge
On June 26 1900 the Cambridge Board of Aldermen resolved that Traymore street from Eustis street to Harris street be accepted and laid out as a 30 foot public street. A plan titled Plan of Traymore street for acceptance was approved and filed. Notice will be given to abutting landowners and interested persons for a hearing on July 10 at 8 30 P.M. in the Aldermanic Chamber City Hall.
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Board of Aldermen
Traymore Street
Eustis Street
Harris Street
The
Cambridge Chronicle
Executive Department
Edgar R. Champlin
Edward J. Brandon
Cambridge Adopts Ordinance for Ashes and Waste Removal
The Cambridge City Council adopts an amendment to a 1892 ordinance modifying ash and waste removal rules. Ashes must be placed in suitable yard boxes or barrels or on the sidewalk only on collection day, with weekly pick up by the Superintendent of Streets. Waste paper to be kept in separate receptacles. Authorities may enter yards to remove ashes when convenient.
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Common Council
Henry F. Lehan
Board of Aldermen
Walter C. Wardwell
Edgar R. Champlin
Edward J. Brandon
Gifts to Harvard During Past Year
President Elliot praised gifts totaling over 900000 dollars with 160000 from Alexander Agassiz and family for the University Museum facade. He highlighted the Agassiz, Higginson, Shaw, and other family members’ gifts and their impact on science, education, and Radcliffe College, stressing that the true value lies in wisdom and public spirit beyond money.
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Harvard
Elliot
Alexander Agassiz
Higginson
Shaw
University Museum
Oxford Street
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Louis Agassiz
John Amory Lowell
Lowell Institute
Harvard University
Henry L. Higginson
Harvard Union
Maj. Higginson
Boston
Quincy A. Shaw
Agassiz
Radcliffe College
Summer activities span July at Y W O A and Y M C A
The Women s Exchange will close except for orders for July and August while four o clock services run with the Y M C A in Central square for two months. A Friday lawn party July 5 precedes a July 9 summer school opening for girls under 16 with daily activities from painting to doll dressing and games.
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Women's Exchange
Young Women’s Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Central Square
8. H. Dow
Neta
Association
Austin Street
Massachusetts Avenue
W C T U Notes From Tuesday Meeting Before Vacation
The last meeting before vacation was held Tuesday afternoon. Rev Mr Good conducted devotional service. Five dollars were voted to fund the ice water fountain at the Every Day church at the End, Boston. Mrs Graves of the Ingleside home is involved in the TM 1s.
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Waa
Mr. Good
Th End
Boston
Mies Graves
Ingleside
Are & synOo
Meeting adjourned with refreshments and condolences
Interesting remarks were made and adjournment followed in the recreation room where lemonade and cake were served. An old member, Mrs. Dewhurst, was called home since the last meeting, and a condolence letter sent to the family.
Fireworks license fee drawn as unfair burden on small stores
A Chronicle reader complains that raising the fireworks license to three dollars harms small storekeepers. He asserts many dealers barely profit on fireworks, carry large stocks, and fear losing profits to the license while the liquor license remains one dollar for a year.
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Chronicle
The Affairs of the J. P. Squire Co
A long letter signed by Frank O Fred F and John P Squire appears in the Boston Globe outlining their side of the controversy with the assignee and their plan to continue the business. The assignee later states creditors will receive a detailed circular on re organization and present company condition by mail next week.
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Messrs
Frank O
Fred F
John P. Squire
Boston Globe
JUNCTION AND WEST CAMBRIDGE NOTABLES AND EVENTS
Local items from North Cambridge and Arlington note visits by Mr. Charles A. Joselyn and Mr. Morris Nelligan, a Harvard Medical School student achieving honorary marks, and shoe shining parlor changes. The Seventh Day Adventists completed their 25th annual encampment in Arlington with strong attendance. Accidents include a boy at 22 Tnery Street injuring his foot, a worker at a laundry suffering a crushed hand, and Mrs. James Beery injured in a bicycle collision in Waltham. Stores plan summer Wednesday half days. Mrs. Henry Manning rides a 1900 special, and Beaton College graduate Mr. Martin Welsh is commended. A trip to Canada and a death at Middlesex Street are also noted.
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Henry Manning
Cedar Street
Martin Welsh
Harvey Street
Beaton College
Lawn party at Boldhers field features Miss Beagle O'Keefe
On Boldhers field Saturday July 14 the stable will be under Miss Beagle O'Keefe with branch members assisting donations may be left at her Rindge avenue home or with solicitors. Master John Ward of Sherman street lent a donkey and cart for the lawn day. Joseph Brault, a carpenter, suffered a paralytic shock while at work on the new French parochial school building Monday at 5 pm, died Tuesday. Body sent to New Bedford for burial. he was 65, born in Canada. Mr. Clark of Bolton street injured at work Tuesday evening while a brakeman in Fitchburg yards, cut behind car and leg injury. Mrs. Harry Armstrong of Bolton street welcomed a daughter Thursday morning. All roads lead to Ashonymy at 2360 Massachusetts avenue opposite car stables and 177 Rindge avenue. shoe shining parlors connected. Air shines a nickel.
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John P. Nelligan
Sherman Street
Harvard Medical School
James Vaughn
Beech Street
Massachusetts Avenue
James Beery
Bargent Street
Waltham
Boldhers' Field
Beagle O'Keefe
Miss O'Keefe
Rindge Avenue
John Ward
Joseph Brault
New French
Reed Street
Cambridge Hospital
Ivanings
Litchfield
New Bedford
Canada
Mr. Clark
Bolton Street
Clark
Fitchburg
Charlestown
Foster Liddell wedding at 62 Middlesex Street
A pretty home wedding united Miss Jessie M. Liddell and Mr David W. Foster in the parlor at 62 Middlesex street on Wednesday evening. Rev. Pitts officiated, with Annie Liddell as bridesmaid and Alexander Smith as best man. A wedding supper followed as guests offered many presents. The couple planned a White Mountains trip and will reside at 62 Middlesex street after July 7.
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Foster
Liddell
Middlesex Street
Jessie M. Liddell
David W. Foster
Lohengrin
Mr. Pitts
Day Street
Annie
Alexander Smith
Thu
White Mountains
Drowning of Walter Furlong in Jerry's Pit
Walter Furlong nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Furlong of Claya drowned in Jerry's pit Thursday evening after swimming with several companions. The bodies were recovered, the medical examiner viewed the remains and turned them over to undertaker Danehy for burial.
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Walter Furlong
Donovan Sullivan and Donovan Sullivan wedding at Concord Avenue church
Catherine F Sullivan and Michael F Donovan were wed at Saint Teresa church Concord Avenue in a ceremony led by Rev Lawrence J Glynn. About one hundred guests attended a reception at their future home and the couple received many gifts.
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Donovan
Fitchburg Railroad to Saratoga Schedule Inaugurated
The Fitchburg Railroad will run a summer schedule between Boston and Saratoga from July 9 to September 1. Through parlor cars depart North Union Station daily at 9 30 a m arriving at Bagatons 3 50 p m. Return trains leave Saratoga at 9 3 a m arriving Boston 4 00 p m.
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Baratoga
Fitch RG
Fitchburg
Boston
Sarat
Union Station
Bagatons
Saratoga
Improved tourist car service thrives with Fitchburg line
The Pullman company adds four second class tourist cars on the Chicago Rhone for Fitchburg connections between Ne and go. Cars feature gas, windows, high back seats, spacious lavatories and wide vestibules with new furnishings. Boston departures are on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays.
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Fitchburg
Pullman _company grain
Boston
Warren's
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Standard Oil Company
Boston Elevated Railway Co
Charles River
Naples
Blake
Animal Actors
Nelson
Glinseretti
Demonio
Goolmans
Barretts
Lang
Sharpe
Ernest Tenney
E. H. l'icDuffee
Boston Woven Heap Co
G. 0. Chase Co
Locks & Bicycles
Fiedtanie
A. Lubbe
Eliot
J. P. Squire
Junction and
West Cambridge
Charles A. Joselyn
Suncook
N. H
Arlington
Morris Nelligan
Timothy Danehy
Louis Breslin
Montgomery Street
Boston & Maine R. A
North Camridge Junction
Clark Bros
Camp Cameron
Columbian Jewelry Company
A. Boucher & Co
Authier's Block
St. Peter's Parish Hall
Concord Avenue
Winslow
Olof Sanbinger
Nery Street
Eesetts Avenue
Fambriage Ice Co
Dr. Somers
Lena Rogers
Wyatt Street
Bomerville
Boston and Suburban Laundry Co
Morris Sullivan
Tower House
Moody Street
John Greene
Rgent Street
J. A. Genest and
Yerxa Road
Eli Desautelle
Clifton Street
Hathaway
Mary Phelan
Jeremiah Phelan
Bt. Jone
C. T. Ly
Harry Armatrong
Fancon
Cornelissen
John Fancon
Willow A. C
Caroline Cornelissen
South Boston
St.Augustine's Church
Mary
Albert _Fancon
Brookford, Street
Fancon Will Tealde
Brookford Street
Xonne
George Washen
Mr. & Wels
Ly Street
Warren
Talbot's Ice Gream Soda Banderre
Dream thegQuart
Talbot’s Pharmacy
Gofe Wette Apts and Dates
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