Boston Elevated Time Table Cambridge Division Schedule
Time table for the Cambridge division of the Boston Elevated Railway. Lists routes from Arlington Centre to Adams via Beacon Street and Harvard Bridge with morning, afternoon, and night service intervals, including Sunday schedules and scattered notes on extensions to Dudley Street and Roxbury routes, dated July 6, 1907.
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Cambridge
Arlington Centre
Adams
Beacon Bt
Harvard Bridge
West Boston Bridge
Arlington U Heights
Arlington Heights
Harvard
City Point
Subway
Broabway
Brookline
Brookline §&T
Cor. Mass. Ave
Park ST
Cottage Farm
Bubwat
Cottage Faerm
Broadway
Pare
Scollat
Essex St
Scollay
Bonday
Bonlay
Adams &Q
Main St
Harvard Square
West Boston
ML River
Post Office
Boylston &T
BP. M. NO
Dudley ST
Washington BT
Roxbury
Harvard Sq
Dudley &J
Eheturn
River ST
Pearl &8T
Roxbury Crossing
Mount Auburn
Sudeway
Huron Ave
Newton
Watertown
Hanover ST
A. M. Newton
MT. Ausuen ST
North
PRO
Bsonday
Hanover
Prospect ST
Oversipe
The Art of Telephoning by New England Telephone
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company publishes quick tips to improve telephony. It urges looking up numbers before calling Central, answering promptly, speaking clearly, and using proper voice and transmitter technique for clear long distance and local conversations.
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The
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
New England
Central
Theatres offer bay excursion aboard King Philip for Boston pleasure seekers
Capt Dixon promotes the King Philip voyage from Commercial Wharf daily and Sundays at 10 am, returning at sunset with a cargo of fish. Prizes of 100 in gold await season end. One dollar buys a full day of fishing with lines bait chowder free. Ar Morison heads a new stock company led by Alice Harrington and Lucille La Verne with a cast including Maida Reade Eva Gray and Wilson Melrose.
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Capt. Dixon
King Philip
Boston
Ar. Morison
Greater Boston
Castle Square Opera and Dramatic Companies
New Stock Company
Alice Harrington
Lucille la Verne
Mary Sanders
Maida Reade
Rose Morison
Eva Gray
Vinle Minson
Wilson Melrose
Theodore Frietus
Thomas MacLarnie
Tronald
Capt Sorensen’s Steamer Philadelphia Sails Daily for Fishing Grounds
Capt Sorensen’s steamer Philadelphia departs from Central Wharf daily and Sundays at 10 A M for the outer harbor fishing grounds. The trip promises harbor and fishing thrills with Capt Sorensen’s seasoned knowledge. The price is one dollar, including lines bait and fish chowder, with prizes of 150 dollars in gold awarded at season’s end.
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Sorensen
Philadelphia
Central Wharf
The Bass Point Nahant Route Promotes Seashore Outings
A feature on Bass Point Nahant as a prime North Shore recreation spot with open air vaudeville band concerts boating and fishing. Steamers from Otis Wharf operate daily at multiple times with 25 cent adult fares and 15 cent children's fares.
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Nahant
Bass Point
Otis Wharf
Rowe
Boston Theatre Stock Company Sets Opening Sept. 2
The Boston Theatre Stock Company will open September 2 with The Pit, dramatized from Frank Norris novel. Lindsay Morrison forms a first class company to entertain the intelli gent Greater Boston audience. The season promises strong personnel and engaging stock presentations.
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Greater Boston
Lindsay Morison
Boston
Frank Norris
Boston Theatre Welcomes Young Box-office Man Joe Coughlin
Local theatregoers learn Joe Coughlin of 54 Portsmouth Street will join the box office staff for the coming season. At 20 his varied Boston theatre experience includes the Empire Globe Orpheum Castle Square and service as treasurer of the John Craig Stock Co. The city gains a valuable young man.
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Joe” Coughlin
Portsmouth Street
Boston Theatre
Coughlin
Boston
Empire
Globe
John Craig Stock Co
Orpheum
Castle Square
Season Opens With Elaborate Production Of The Fit
Meek low comedian Otis B Thayer first old man Walter Walker and others join a large cast for Labor Day opening of The Fit. The box office opened last Monday, a sizable subscription list formed, Cambridge townspeople anticipate Jorson era theatre at the former Empire Theatre.
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Cambridge
Jorson
Empire Theatre
Tremont Theatre Welcomes Klaw & Erlanger Vaudeville Era
Klaw and Erlanger secure Tremont Theatre and announce John B. Schoeffel will continue as owner manager. Al Sheehan Temmning remains business manager with M T Murphy Daniel Carey and William Murphy as assistants. Opening Monday Sept 2 features two daily vaudeville shows at 2 and 5 PM.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Tremont Theatre
Messrs
Kimnn & Erlanger
Drury Lane
Mr. Blue Beard
Edition de Luxe
Ben Mur
Roger Brothers
John B. Schoeffel
The
Tremont
al Sheehan Temmning
M. T. Murphy
Daniel Carey
William Murphy
Hugh P. McNally
Boston Heralds
Wonderland
Boston
America
Byrne Brothers in Original Eight Bells at Boston Grand Opera House
The famous Byrne brothers present their new play Eight Bells next week with matinees Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. The production is entirely original and unique in the country. The brothers are acclaimed pantomimists and acrobats, delivering a standout show.
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Brothers Byrne
Byrne Brothers
The Strolling Players at the Columbia
The Strolling Players now at the Columbia promises a first class musical burlesque blend with popular burlesque features. The pony ballet work is highlighted as rarely equalled.
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M. M. Theise
The
Columbia
Pony Ballet
Deaths in Cambridge and vicinity mark late August notices
Richard Lyons of Arlington died in North Cambridge on August 19 and was buried after a funeral at his daughter's home. Irene Murphy of Cambridge died August 15. Helen G Egan, infant daughter of Charles B and Florence Egan, died August 18 and was buried. Elizabeth Sheridan of Cambridge died August 18 and funeral services were held at her residence and the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament. John J Walsh, infant son of John J and Mary Walsh of Cambridge, died August 18 and was buried after services at the family home.
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EGAX
Cambridge
Cambridge Street
Helen G
Charles B
Florence (Atkinson) Egan
Sheridan
Elizabeth GB
McGovern
Thomas K. Sheridan
Hamilton Street
Walsh
John J
Mary Walsh
Columbia Street
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DR. J. Leo Laflamme
Boylston Street
Reycroft the Florist
Massachusetts Ave
Cor
Broonline Street
Max Beezer
Bow St
Quimcy Sq
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Allied Printing Trades Council
Sentinel
B. B. Shaughnessy & Sop Book
Institute Building
East
Cambridge, Mass
Boston Elevated Railway CO
Dixon
Bass Point-Nahant
Boston Theatre Stock Company
Joseph Coughlin
Boston Grand Opera House
Columbia Theatre
Harry WN. Kelley
Barristers
Pemberton Sq
Mass
Haymarket
the Sentinel
the Gas Light CO
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Geo. W. Gale Lumber Go
Oliver D. Clary
N. E
S. H. Harrington
WM. H. W000 & CO
Brooks & Conley Real, Estate and Insurance
Massachusetts Avenue
M. F. Barry & CO
Elston Building
Inman SQ
Cunningham Bros
L SQ
George H. Mahady
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