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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
7
Dr J Leo Laflamme dentist located at 12 Boylston Street Harvard lists hours from 9 am to 12 pm and 2 to 5 pm with evening slots likely available. The ad provides street address and practice details for potential patients.
Manager Frans Koust presents another bill of great excellence at the Central Theatre. The current entertainment features up-to-the-minute songs of the latest stamp and accompanying pictorials reflecting the finest market offerings for local patrons.
The Globe Theatre plans a three act comedy titled The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown. Mr Ca g will play two roles Cant Courtney and Miss Brown guiding a tale of humorous misadventure. The season nears its end with more marquee shows to follow.
The Castle Square Theatre begins its second grand opera of the season with Donizettis Luci di Lammermoor its first Boston production in ten years. Though an Italian opera its scenes unfold in Scotland drawing on Sir Walter Scotts Bride of Lammermoor. The title role will be sung by Lois Ewell with George Tallman and Harry Davies alternating Edward. Others include Murray Shields Le Baron and the companys leading members.
Theodore Vorell of 2523 Massachusetts avenue died at his home Thursday at age 72. Edward Breen reports his bicycle stolen from in front of 131 Thorndike Street Tuesday afternoon. Robert Dotertz of 33 Tremont Street Cambridge had a last Sunday break in. A teapot sugar bowl and silver pitcher with $312 in money were stolen from Mr. Cherey and $51 from Frank Dickinson, a boarder. Peter Mefenchee of 2 Holworthy Street jumped from a Waverly car on Mt. Auburn Street about 10 15 Tuesday night and was badly injured, taken to Cambridge Hospital. John Hughes store at 12 Cambridge Street broken into since Saturday night. Mrs Mary Kenney Roach widow of Tennis Roach died at 1442 Winter Street last week aged 70 and leaves son James F. Roach. Funeral Saturday at 8 and mass at Sacred Heart at 9, Holy Cross Cemetery burial. Michael Murphy longtime East Cambridge resident died with daughter Mrs Patrick F. Parry on Thursday night after short illness from pneumonia. Mr Murray born in Ireland about 65 years ago buried East Watertown.
A Cambridge council meeting will be held Mary night by the Knights of Columbus to consider a dozen candidates for second degree exemplification. Noted at Long Pond on June 17 were Miss May Hanlon and Miss Nellie McDermott alongside John.
Local column recounts multiple social sightings at clubs and races, forthcoming events, and civic notices. Mentions Miss Garrity returning from New Haven trip, Harvard Grammar School graduation for Miss Blanche Ryan, and planned outings by Aldermen Henderson and Dow. Also notes church masses, dance parties, open houses, and upcoming Old Home Week activities with several Cambridge residents and visitors named.
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