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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1905
Page
6
The Cambridge Sentinel invites women to write to the Woman Editor M. Lovie Murray. Readers are urged to share recipes hints and criticisms to help the department improve. A narrative on marital strife cautions husbands to cherish wives and stay faithful.
Layer canned or fresh tomatoes in a buttered baking dish. Top with bread crumbs and onion juice, season with salt and pepper. Repeat layers, finish with crumbs and small butter pieces. Bake forty minutes in a moderate oven.
Apple meringue dessert prepared by cooking slightly sour apples, sweetening with lemon juice and zest, then topping with meringue made from two egg whites and powdered sugar. Bake in a cool oven until the meringue browns and serve cold with whipped cream.
Michael McCarthy of Bennett street was surprised last Wednesday by Bennett Club members who presented a crayon portrait of him. Patrick Spellman gave the gift and praised Mike for being handsomer than the copy. Hugh Currie improvised violin solos, J Arthur O Leary performed recitations, Charles Cavanaugh sang, Miss Annie Carroll played piano, Tim Downing oversaw the collation, and the party closed with He Is a Jolly Good Fellow.
Last Monday evening a candlepin bowling tournament took place at the Inman alleys under Inman Hall on Springfield Street. The Rus sells and Inmans teams vied for bowling leadership, with contests historically exciting and well attended.
A fire at Goepper Bros barrel factory on Ninth Street draws city engines and alarms residents as smoke hampered crews. The blaze damages the plant, valued at about 35000 dollars, with several workers injured and hospital aid provided. Nearby bowling events see Flynn of the Russells top scoring with 271 pins in a tight match against the Inmans, while Goepper-related news also notes community class offerings in dancing and dressmaking starting mid October.
At a recent meeting the committee named Edward E. Gaughan as President Interlocutor John Quinn Hugh O Rourke Dan O Connell Dan O'Brien and the Misses Margaret O'Brien Sadie Dinsmore and Sadie Furlong as principals. They will present three Ethiopian damsels and a new scenic set with admired tableau pictures. Maurice Tawless survived a recent accident with a cut hand. Murphy's store at the corner of Bim and Cambridge streets advertises up to date groceries.
Maurice's jovial conduct remains, Ed O'Brien faces Watertown square rumors, and Ed may have swift thoughts and actions. Doherty enjoyed Brockton fair and Onset Bay connections, while ladies refine candlepin bowling amid a movable alley. The social season features club tournaments at the old hall.
Cyprus hall hosted a Sweden Lutheran church concert last Thursday with scripture reading and prayer. Arvid Asplund, Laverne Harrington, Jennie Lindquist, and Mme Dagmar Mobrecht-Asplund performed a varied program including operatic solos and instrumental pieces. The event praised Asplund's royal opera company pedigree and Harrington's violin mastery, with arrangements led by August N. Hederstedt and others.
The Massachusetts play As Ye Sow written by a Boston clergyman had its first home presentation at the Majestic Theatre last Monday. It starred William A Brady and Joseph R Grismer and drew a diverse audience of clergy and locals, signaling strong potential as a popular amusement in Boston. Notables attended including ex Governor John D Tong and Attorney General Parker. The second week opens Monday night.
The Grand Opera House presents William Gilette’s adaptation of Conan Doyle’s Secret Service tale next week. A London run and New York success establish the production as a landmark, with a gripping underground den sequence and a duel of wits between Holmes and the band chief. Matinees Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
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