Church notices and service schedule
Sunday worship includes praise and prayer meeting at 2 30 pm and 700 communion on the first Sunday. Week evenings feature services and class meetings on Tuesday and a Friday prayer meeting. Ladies' Aid Society meets second Thursday in the vestry. Union Social Circle meets first Wednesday at private homes. A cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.cesseeveeeres
M. Serre Ear
Ladies’ Church Aid Society
Union Social Circle
Ee.crosby
J. W. Cordes
Charles Floyd
Arthur Dunham
Sambel Sturgis
Reverend John C. Hewlett Pastor Service Schedule
The text notes Sunday services with communion on the second Sunday of each month at 10:30. Full services also listed at 2:30 and 4? PM. The group meets alternate Wednesdays at 5 PM at Mrs. Samuel Belcher’s house on Winthron Street. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Belcher
Winthron Street
United Order Golden Cross Meeting Schedule
P P Floyd as Noble Commander presides over a fraternal group with meetings on the first and third Wednesdays each month in town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Order Golden Cross
P. P. Floyd
Noble
Mail arrives and delivery by carrier noted
Postal log records mail leaves and arrives with times 8.30 and 4. M. Musas Vere Ms delivery by carrier is noted in the entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gacm. Spm
Episcopal Services and Congregational Meetings Schedule
Episcopal services conducted by Rev John C Hewlett from 10 to 10 45 AM. Congregational Sabbath school at 2 PM followed by a Congregational service. At 3 PM Rev J P Bixby of Revere leads the praise service. TPM conducted by A B Green. Weekly Wednesday meetings and Ladies Sewing Society afternoons at 2 in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hewlett
J. P. Bixby
Revere
A. B. Green
Ladies’ Sewing Society
The Visitor Editorials and Contact Details
The piece lists editorial leadership for The Visitor with Managing Editor A L Slawson and Publisher S E Cowell at 71 Oliver Street Boston. It also notes an office address at Winthrop Street near A Tewksbury's Boot and Shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Cowell
Oliver St
Boston
Wivraror Orrick
Winthrop Street
A. Tewksbury
Boot and Shoe
Advertising Rates For Various Newspaper Insertion Sizes
Advertising rates listed include one inch cards at $500 per year and one-half column at 40, 3500, or 7000. One column ads vary by period with 10 percent surcharge for shorter terms. Reading notices cost 10 cents per line for first insertion and 6 cents for subsequent insertions. No notice under 50 cents. The Visitor is mailed free to advertisers during their term. Rates will be strictly adhered to.
Premium incentives for advance subscribers offer gifts
The publication persuades new and existing yearly subscribers to prepay, promising a choice of premiums including Tennyson poetry, illustrated juvenile books, Sir Robin volumes, and a gilded scrap album, viewable at the office, urging immediate acceptance as holiday gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Sir Robin
New England Firms Adopt Weekly Payment System
The weekly payment system is being adopted by several large corporations in New England, and it seems unlikely that labor agitation, properly conducted, will bring about a legislative change deemed impracticable or impossible.
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New England
Vanderbilt Death Rumors and Wealth Highlight Week
The report notes the death of William H. Vander bilt on Tuesday after years of frail health. He is described as the wealthiest man in the United States with an estimated fortune near two hundred million dollars. Congress began its session with expected partisan maneuvering as confirmation battles loom. The president's message centers on finances foreign relations and the Mormon question, with press commentary calling it creditable though uneven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
United States
Congress
Senate
Census Bureau
Edwin Alden & Bro
Canada
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
Utah
Enos electric railroad eyed for local streets
Opinion cites push for electric transit in Winthrop and Boston. Proponents urge open study at No 1 Pemberton Square and a Monday hearing before selectmen to foster informed support for a first local electric railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Electric
Pemberton Square
Boston
Winthrop
Locals in Brief and Town News Snapshot
Mrs Joh Bemis left town to join her husband in Chicago. Street lamps were adjusted near the town hall. Mr Adams, tied to the Baptist church, became its sexton. Mr Fred Chamberlain boards at Mrs Jane Georges house during parents absence in New York. A Knights of Honor meeting will be held at S B Smiths residence to discuss town business. Townspeople urged to vote next Monday for the town’s benefit. Electric railroad talk stirs interest. A panoramic display of known places at town hall Friday night with a matinee for children Saturday. Children lose hankies and mittens. Mrs French offers hankies at five cents and mittens at fifteen cents. The cold wave arrived Sunday per plan. The Odd Fellows seek to form a Winthrop branch not affiliated with the United States order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Chamberlain
Jane. George
New York
Knights of Honor
S. 8
Smith
Town Hall
Order of Odd Fellows
Winthrop
United States Order
Local notices and social events in Winthrop area
Community notices reflect social gatherings church aid meetings and club activities. Reports mention Chautauqua Circle at Miss Carrie Belcher home with discussions, Ladies aide carpet purchase, Hattie Baker birthday surprise, and Winthrop Knights of Honor visit Sagamore Lodge Revere. Also notes on public rail fares and a census press catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Belcher
Melen Hunt Jackson
Hattie Baker
Winthrop Street
The Electric Railroad Petition For Winthrop Line
A signed petition from John A. Enos and associates asks the Legislature to grant rights to build an elevated electric railway between Winthrop Junction and Point Shirley in Winthrop Massachusetts. The group seeks authorization to construct maintain and operate the line under Enos designed plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Enos
C. F. Kendall
J. B. Huckins
Stephen S.smith
Walter Lawton
Elihu T. Underhill
E. P. Pond
W. B. Rice
Winthrop
Commonwealth
Winthrop Junction
Point Shirley
Enos 2His
What shall I do, Lord sermon at Baptist church
Rev Mr Briggs of Cambridge preached from the text What shall I do Lord. The message urged submission to God over personal plans and emphasized doing what Cred reveals with cheerful obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Mr. Briggs
Cambridge
Cred
Knights of Honor and its charitable code of secrecy
The article reviews the Knights of Honor, praising its open Bible symbol and the creed of charity. It notes rules on morality and Sabbath observance, exclusion for immorality, expulsion for false conduct, and emphasizes unity as the chain of global charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Honor
Sealed Charities and Enduring Kindness Echoed
A cryptic excerpt recalls the need for secrecy to guard against deception and praises charity that endures with patience and kindness, avoiding provocation and evil thoughts.
Town hall fair highlights geared to school ladies efforts
Last Tuesday the town hall hosted a well attended fair organized by the ladies to support the local display and craft booths. The event featured a turkey supper, elaborate handmade displays, and multiple performances with praise for Mrs. Sturgis and her helpers. Proceeds from the second evening reached $100, with entertainment including piano solos, duets, and recitations as Miss Edith Walcott led the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Walcott
William Boyd
Edith Walcott
C. F. Belcher
Wyman
Mabe
David Belcher
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Eorge E. McCarthy
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Marb
Charles A Buswell
Dentine
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Adison Avenue
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Joan
Main
Plessant Steeats
Mass
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Bankers
Scilool Street
Adlvaners Miedo
Carpenter
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Japan
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Main Street
Winthrop Bridge
Civil Engineering
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Water Streets
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N. B
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Winthrop Oly
R R. Putnam & CO
Weadesale and
Atlantic Avenue
Revere Beach & Lynn Depot
Rennes Tewksbury
Mammoth Bargain Store
Meridian Street
Eustes K. Tewksbury
Charles Street
Great Head
S H. Griffin, J
Winthrop ST
Practical Architect
Winthrop Streets
Madison Avenue
ST. Join's Episcopal Mission
Real Eestate
Cr Winthrop
Severa
S.g. Irwin
Main St
Herman St
Winthropr, Mass
Union Church
Beachmont
Samuel Hatch&~co
State Street
Frank Jones
Samuel W. Slate
County of
Suffolk
Samuel Hatch & Co
Congress Street
Said Hale
Said Jones
Samuel W. Hale
Charles H.parker
John Revere
Massachusetts
Hale
Boston, Winthrop & Shore Railroad
Kern & Fitch
Court Street
A. L. Slawson
Ebenezer Burrill
Warren Belcher
First Baptist Church
G. Safford
Methodist Episcopal Church
Seth c. Cart
Joh Bemis
Chicago
Mr. Adams
The
Baptist
Chute
Arthur N. Folsom
North Avenue
Mr. Richardson
Methodist Church
Winthrop Knights of Honor
Sagamore Lodge
Hartley
Sagamores
Union
O. F. Belcher
Cottage Hill
Parks
Hanscom
Cincinnati
HE Electric Railroad
Baptist Fair
Suetonius
Nero
Leo VI
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