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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1907
Page
7
Dr J Leo Laflamme operates at 12 Boylston Street Harvard Square with daily hours from 9 am to 5 pm and 2 pm to 7 pm as listed in the public notice.
Manager Frank Roust announces another strong bill at the Central Theatre as proprietor Simon Alexander pledges a big surprise during Old Home Week with new and novel views to please the amusement public.
Miss Lillian Lawrence and her company drew large crowds this week at the Park with a dainty performance as the chef in Barrie’s The Little Minister. Next week they bring The Late Mr. Tompkins to Boston for the first time.
Paragon Park at Nanasket Beach promotes a leisurely experience to fully enjoy its free attractions. Management emphasizes that an evening visit offers many free features and warns against rushing to paid shows to avoid missing the park's complimentary offerings.
The General Lincoln and the Governor Andrew resume daily trips to Bass Point and Nahant drawing crowds from Boston. Nahant’s scenic shore and nearby historic homes attract visitors, with Bass Point offering inexpensive fish dinners and harbor excursions. The new management prioritizes passenger comfort and convenience.
The notice promotes Whippen the Caterer as a preferred choice for events at the YWCA Building opposite City Hall. It directs readers to real estate listings via Ahern for related arrangements.
Pill Bros hardware merchants announce a move from 109 Cambridge Street to 1066-1068 Cambridge Street opposite Harrington's Furniture. The new 3x larger space will host a grand removal sale with half price on current stock as they prepare to open with a brand new line of hardware goods in August.
The eight hour day for the book and job branch is won in 9 percent. About 30 men remain on the Boston role. Workers will be placed in available jobs immediately and local relief may be provided if needed. A referendum on out of work benefits is proposed to match cigarmakers. Boston members will vote at the meeting.
Bernard B. Welch married Rose A. Gethin at 7 p m Sunday in the parochial residence of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Cambridge Fr Crowe officiated The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs P B
Gethin of 541 Green Street and the bride, a Chronicle staff member, married after a ceremony at 29 Mt Pleasant Street. The bride wore lace over silk with a picture hat and roses, attended by her sister Lucy M. Gethin. Francis L. Welch served as best man. A supper followed at the bride's parents home. Dana Hill Orchestra provided music.
Obituary notices for Margaret Sullivan of 48 Banks Street Cambridge wife of the late James Sullivan and Mary McDonnell widow of Patrick McDonnell. Services held with high mass at St Pauls Church Mt. Auburn Street and Sacred Heart Church Watertown. Interment at Mt. Auburn. Relatives and friends attended both services.
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