Word: bowe
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Cronin came to Boston from Ireland at eighteen without a cent. During his 52-year career he owned and managed six different, successful restaurants. His succession of eating houses covered Cambridge from his first place on Concord Ave., in 1918, to one on Bow St., then on to Mount Auburn St., and finally to today's place on Dunster St. His brother Tom joined him in 1924 to help open their second venture...
...their beloved ag. And finally on April 9, 1946, the old-timers and hold-overs heartily thanked Art Hopkins and Mrs. Hoke for their yeoman service to the Service News and then threw the CRIMSON back into the lineup. A black flag hung from the bronze ibis atop 44 Bow St. that day to make things official...
...dawn flushed the snow on the mountains of Lebanon, one of the passengers, Robert Bagarry, went on deck to watch the lights of his home town, Beirut, twinkling on the starboard bow. "We were heading north," he said afterwards. "Then suddenly we turned east ... directly towards the land. I felt like yelling to the bridge to tell them they were wrong, but I said to myself, 'They know better than...
...bravos were balm to Beverly, who remembers her advertising days with horror: "We used to sit around conference rooms for hours on end, waiting for a client to show up. And then we all had to bow down like he was God. I used to wear low-heeled shoes so I wouldn't be taller than the men." All that changed when Beverly took up painting and went to live in Paris. She studied with Painters André Lhote and Fernand Léger in Paris, then moved down to the Riviera, where she rented Pablo Picasso...
...imagine that City Hall will make some changes now. But one can't be sure, so we are waiting with high interest to see what the future will bring to Plympton and Bow. And we are keeping our ears cocked for the familiar sound...