Patriotism and Fourth of July Happenings in Cambridge
The article urges strong patriotic displays next week in Cambridge with Washington Elm events on Tuesday and a glorious Fourth on Wednesday. It links hunger and morale to fighters at Valley Forge, then notes diners should visit Manhattan market and local grocers for Independence Day fare, highlighting fish and vegetables with fresh selections.
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Washington
Valdey Forge
Cambridge
Manhattan
LNA
The Man About Town Sees Fine Groceries On Offer
A bustling market column extols Lobsters and a vast produce selection led by Tommy Trenchard amid leafy greens and new cooking apples. It highlights low prices on bread flour and deli specials, plus ready roast meats and cheeses, inviting readers to visit for quality and savings.
Cambridgeport News Briefs Highlight Local Occurrences
Marcellus A. Wood of Somerville injured at Burton's brush factory on Harvard street when a flying piece of machinery struck him on Wednesday afternoon. Several Cambridge residents plan summer trips including E Largerquist and family to Rockport and Miss Josephina Largerquist visiting there in August. New parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank McArthur of Columbia street welcomed a son. The Milligan family, including Mrs. Milligan and Randolph, head to Willard, Maine, for summer. Ingersoll family of 287 Allston street depart for Olive Branch cottage at Annisquam. Mrs. Francis A. Johnson and sister Emma H. Nealley left for Old Orchard beach for the summer. Mrs. R. E. Stockton, returning from a car ride, hosted a small party with about thirty five friends delivering linen, salad dish, ice cream and cake. G. A. Knight of The Luncheon received a salmon from Catherine Wood while vacationing at Dalhousie. About 100 Cambridge residents plan Fourth of July at Cottage City under J. F. Hilton’s hospitality.
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Marcellus A. Wood
Somerville
Burton's
Brush Factory
Harvard Street
R. E. Stockton
Columbia Street
G. A. Knight
Janiay
Catherine Wood
Boston
Cottage City
Wesley House
T. D. Foster
Hilton
G. W. Gardner
J. 8S
Way
Fourth of July events and local notices in Boston area
A Boston report lists a July Fourth Independence Day outing by Cantabrigians at Wesley House with social events, rides, and fireworks. It covers church anniversaries, famine relief collections, a StedmanWelborn wedding in Stewartsville, Belmont residence, and local arrivals, departures, and sports notes including Joe Bean’s fast play for Worcester.
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Joe Bean
Worcester
Bean
Off on a Trip to Europe with Cambridge Party
Mrs. Dora F. Akerman leads a Cambridge group sailing from New York today on the City of Rome with Clark's vacation party. They visit Glasgow and London, tour Holland Germany Switzerland and Paris, with side trips by Mrs. Wellington and others. Return to London then home around early September aboard the same steamer.
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Dora F. Akerman
Pearl Street
Cambridge
Europe
New York
Clark
Rome
Glasgow
Scotland
London
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
Paris
A. C. Wellington
Italy
W. H. Ricker
A. C. Chamberlin
Ricker
Isle of Jersey
Marion L, Akerman
Austin CG
Wellington
Wm. H
Post 186 Sociable Entertainment Brightens Briecounty Hall
On Thursday evening members and lady friends of John A. Logan post gathered in Briecounty hall for songs readings and dances by the Misses Bur ditt Buck Foster and Prince. Prof. Kelsey played piano. Comrade Batcheller chaired the Svante committee for a bountiful collation. Hall decorations credited to Harry G. Brewer. The post fair table was presented by Col. Billings James the commander and adjutant. The pleasant event closed at a seasonable hour.
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John A. Logan
Briecounty Hall
Burditt
Buck
Foster
Prince
Prof
Kelsey
Batcheller
Svante
Harry G. Brewer
Col. Billings
Chas
James
Are You Planning For Your Vacation
Vacation planning advice urges two weeks rest to restore energy for the next fifty. The piece references July writings by Boyle O Reilly and a dreamer while urging readers to prepare their seashore country or mountain outings with essential dress items.
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Boyle O'Reilly
Andy Long
Mana
New Store Hours Amid Old Statute References
A local retailer announces revised hours citing Public Statutes of 1894 and 1900 limits on minor and female labor. After July 1 the store opens at 8 30 morning and operates evenings on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday, with Monday until 9 p m Thursday 8 30 p m Saturday 10 30 p m.
Odd Lot Boys 7 to 9 Suits and Straw Hats on Sale
An odd lot of large size boys wash suits 7 8 and 9 priced at 50c grade to close. Also 390 children s straw hats with wide brims and blue bands, in good condition. Excellent shade options.
Vacation Sun Bonnets Department Offer
A new stock of sun bonnets and hats for ladies and children is described. Items include women's bonnets in pink blue red gray and white with cape and back drawstring, 25¢. women's bonnets in tan white red and blue with lace trim. and 500 children's sun hats in pink blue and white lawn with lace edged Tam o Shanter crown.
Vacation Hats At Discount Prices In Millinery Dept
The shop offers trimmed rice straw hats for women with sailor styles at 1.75 dollars and Milan straw hats at 2.50 dollars. English walking hats are neatly trimmed at 98 cents, plus ladies and children's sun bonnets of Japan straw in blue pink and white trim, ideal for the beach.
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Milan
Japan
Ukeka 27 in Black and White Striped Duck for sale
A serviceable summer skirt fabric noted as ukeka 27 inches wide in black and white stripes. The listing mentions price and sizing as 2 1 2 cents, suggesting a historical price reference.
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Chas. James
Massachusetts Ave
Levi Hawkes
Fish
Tommy" Trenchard
Paragon
Neufchatel
Cambridgeport
E. Largerquist
Cherry Street
Rockport
Josephina Largerquist
Frank McArthur
Fred W. Ingersoll
Allston Street
Olive Branch Cottage
Annisquam
Francis A. Johnson
Emma H. Nealley
Sidney Street
Old Orchard Beach
J. F. Hilton
Highland Avenue
Mass
Ave
Cor
Essex St
J. H. Stedman
Stewartsville
Indiana
Helen A. Welborn
Geo. W. Welborn
James Y. Welborn
Evansville
Union Square Baptist Church
White
Beverly
Josephine Burnham
Bomerville
Wm. B. McCoy
St. Paul Street
South Acton
Morton W. Plummer
Broadway Baptist Church
Martha E. March
Herbert B. March
Broadway
M. L. Smith
George M. Smith
George Fp, Rice
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Canadian Pacific
Banff
Canadian Rockies
Mildred Williams
W. P. Warner
Goodwin Warner
E. M. Danforth
Erie Street
Manchester
N. H
A. Woods
Green Street
Beachmont
Marle
Margaret Linehan
Notre Dame Academy
Boston Highlands
Post
Charles James
Miss Kimball
Josephine Kimball
The
Masten & Wells, Comore Se Co
New England
Madras
Crescent Beach
Cambridge Bath
Magazine Street
Anh
Oie
Midas
Avari F Club
Snea
New Hampshire
J.H. Corcoran & Co
Massachusetts
Cambridgeport, Pa
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