Sunday church schedule with services and meetings
Sunday school at 10 30 a m with preaching at 2 30 p m and a praise and prayer gathering. Communion is observed on the first Sunday each month. Weekly evening services include class meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m and prayer Friday at 7 30 p m. Ladies' Church Aid Society meets in the vestry on the second Thursday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Church Aid Society
Wenge Deca Seecso Pam
John C.hewlett
A. B. Green
J. P
Ladies Sewing Society Meets Wednesday Afternoons
A local club meets on Wednesday afternoons in the church parlors for sewing and social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Sewing Society
The Visitor Friday Edition Edited by A L Slawson
The Visitor is a weekly newspaper published Friday afternoons with A L Slawson as managing editor. It delivers local items, notices, and community news in a period voice.
Advertising Rates and Reading Notice Policies
Rates for various column widths and durations are listed with per year figures. Reading notices cost 10 cents per line for first insertion and 6 cents per line for subsequent insertions, with a minimum charge of 50 cents. Advertisers may be billed to change ads as needed. notices are sent free to current advertisers during their term.
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Wvill
Premium offers with year advance payment and holiday gifts
The notice details premiums for new and renewing subscribers who pay a year in advance for Tre Vistror. Choices include Tennyson poems, two illustrated juvenile books, five Robin series volumes, or a gilded scrap album. Also reports on Boston politics and Burmese war news with sensational notes on Thebaw and Mandalay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Opium and stimulant concerns loom over Winthrop town
A town bulletin warns of rising drug use and stimulant beverages replacing alcohol, with warnings about coca decoctions and pressed to curb dependency. Upcoming town meetings address rapid transit plans, electric road, sewers, and gas. Also reported are real estate transfers, market notes, and a storm damage update detailing wrecked piers, road costs, and gratitude to responders.
Locals In Brief From Winthrop Highlands Notes
Local items report negotiations for lots at the Highlands and new housing demand. The Golden Cross met at town hall on Wednesday. Dr J Edward Giles of New York spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Winthrop. Plans for January entertainment are mentioned and a new electric car has residents hopeful for a successful line. Several tenements, cottages, and private residences are planned or under construction along Cottage Hill and Bayside avenues.
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Shirley
Knights of Honor
Sagamore Lorge
Revere
Winthrop
Order of the Golden Cross
Town Hall
Elwelk
East Boston
Court Street
Broad Gaage Road
J. Edward Giles
Columbia Street
New York
St. John’s
Winthrop Centre
Richardson
George
Wadsworth
Tate
Buchanan Street
Snn
Samuel Ingalls
Bayside Avenue
Cottage Hill
Hamilton
Frank W. Wardwell
Ocean 30
Winthrop Highlands
Dry Goods and Notion Store Opens in Read's Block
Mrs. French of East Boston opens a dry goods and notion shop in Read's block Winthrop. The new store offers a full line of hosiery hoodsmittens merino underwear trimmings cotton cloth yarn and other daily-use items for shoppers in town.
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Winthrop
Winthrop Store Aims to Boost Local Trades in Holidays
The article describes Mrs. French expanding her dressmaking and a retail stock including prints, buttons, dress-linings, soap and perfumes. Aims to add holiday attractions and prove Winthrop residents will support local tradespeople rather than shopping in Boston.
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Winthrop
Dunham and Floyd marry at Winthrop Highlands home
Edwin F. Dunham and Miss Alina V. Floyd wed at eight o'clock last evening at the bride's father Deacon David Floyd's residence on Locust Street Winthrop Highlands. Rev J L Bixby of Revere presided before about eighty relatives. The reception included ice cream cake and coffee with gifts of silver and textiles. The couple will reside with the bride's father for now. A nearby lecture by Rev Cary on The City of Rome drew praise.
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Edwin F. Dunham
Alina V. Floyd
David Floyd
Locust Street
Winthrop Highlands
J. L. Bixby
Revere-in
Winthrop
Chelsea
Abington
Andover
Boston
Charles P. Floyd
Arthur C. Dunham
Nine O'Cock
St John’s Mission Entertainment Praised by Town Hall Crowd
A St John’s Episcopal Mission entertainment in the town hall drew praise for skillful performances. Miss McIntosh played Martha, Mrs. O. F. Belcher delivered Good Bye and I wouldn’t, Would You, Miss Young read with grace, Mr. Lawton quipped verses, Mrs. Nelson sang Love’s Request with an encore, Endress and Newert banjo, Mrs. Stanley Wyman accompanied, and J.H. Hartley sang comic numbers. A duet by Nelson and Lawton closed the program amid severe weather that kept many away.
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St. John’s Episcopal Mission
Miss Young
Lawton
Stanley Wyman
Leybach
J.H. Hartley
Nelson
Baptist Ladies Plan December Turkey Supper
The Baptist church ladies organize two December evenings featuring a turkey supper to attract patrons. They aim to maximize attendance by promoting the event and listing the bill of fare.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
Spain
Church Musings on Abram Lot and Social Life
Sermons at the Baptist church compare Abram and Lot from Genesis highlighting virtue and selfishness. Rev Cary stresses social contact, revival, and protracted meetings to renew church interest and community uplift.
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Safford
The
Baptist Church
Abram
Dot
God
Lot
Mr. Cary
Cary
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