Oak Grove Farm Co announces summer milk delivery to Ocean Spray area
Oak Grove Farm Co says it will supply milk to summer residents of Ocean Spray Great Head Point Shirley Winthrop Highlands Beachmont and Cottage Park from May 1. Prices set at 7 cents per quart delivered in glass jars with pure milk cream and fresh churned butter available. Deliveries continue until Oct. 1 with orders mailed to Boston office or left at Hamilton's Bakery Great Heap Brown's Market Worcester.
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Ocean Spray
Great Head
Point Shirley
Winthrop Highlands
Beachmont
Cottage Park
Boston
Hamiton’s Bakery
Great Heap Brown’s Magxet
WorTunor
Groceries and Provisions Ad Held for Table Board
Local print advertises home made bread cake and pastry always on hand with a note that table board is desired. The brief suggests a domestic lodging or boarding arrangement offered alongside simple sustainment options.
New Goods Added At Local Store In Busy Update
The store announces a large addition to stock including shirts overalls gloves corsets and trimmings. Special corset line features Warrner and other popular makes with fittings available for stout ladies. Bustles priced 25 to 50 cents, plus tin ware and notions. Mrs French will assist in dress making Tuesdays and Fridays in the rear department.
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Dr. Warrner
Newspaper Advertising Rates and Terms
The notice lists per year space rates in dollars and cents, with 10 cent per line charges for reading notices and further notes that ads may be changed as desired and that no notice costs less than 10 or 15 cents. The printer promises strict adherence to rates and offers free sight notices to all advertisers during their term.
Citizens meeting debates rapid transit and low fares
A town hall gathering last Monday discussed rapid transit and affordable fares. Delegates from Enos Electric, Metropolitan horseCar, Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Rail lines and the historic railroad coalition were named to consult presidents of the Metropolitan and Boston lines and report on transit plans and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Electric
Metropolitan
Boston
Revere Beach
Lynn
Donnybrook Fair
Winthrop
Poole
Mulloy
McGowan
Fred Grant
Revere Beach & Lynn Lines
Argyle Seaside Inn Sees Changing Ownership And Social buzz
The Argyle shows signs of new proprietors as guests fill rooms with Boston professionals and families. Notable visitors include Woodbury and Perkins, Davenport, Cunningham, and the Sondheims. A friendly baseball match between Parker Holmes & Co. clerks and Rice & Hutchins is planned for next Saturday at 4 p.m., followed by a shore dinner. Landlord Mills arranges a barge run to Winthrop station from June 7th. Messrs Cleveland Hopkins and families stay at the Aloha with Mrs Messer.
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Argyle
The
Argylé
Woodbury
Massachusetts
Wm. Perkins
H. Winn Davenport
Dorchester
Arthur Cunningham
Sondheim
Jamaica Plain
W. B. Rice
Mills
Town Meeting Sets June 14 For Sewer Report And Transit Debate
Town meeting is scheduled for June 14 at 8 p.m. with the same articles as Decoration Day except the ninth which reads to hear the sewerage committee report and act thereon. A citizens meeting will also be held that evening to continue the rapid transit and low fares discussion.
Locals in Brief Highlight Winthrop News and Summer Plans
Ralph Turnbull arrives after a brief absence. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Hewes on Winthrop street. George Dexter family at Cottage Hill summer house. Prof Monroe visiting Mr and Mrs Wallace Wyman. Billings cottage rented to Mrs Wood of Cambridge for summer. Winthrop sends delegates to Beverly Sunday school institute. Mrs Roach leaving June 17 for Maine. Mrs Baffum to open a new dancing class late June. Joscelyne to auction Winthrop highlands grass then marsh grass lots. Church activities and concerts planned. Telegraphs claim Greenville electric work a success. Town hall shingles rumors debunked. Baptist pastor ill but recovering. Goodrich provision store in Ocean Spray doing well. Pine Strawberry Festival June 15 at Baptist church. Basket picnic June 17 for M E Church districts. Winthrop barges to Hamilton camp ground. Snelling hardware store opening in Winthrop. Boy injured from pistol misfire on Apple Island. hospital treatment. Joscelyne birthday celebration with guests. Knighted gifts to Joscelyne. Enos company telegram on transit charter. Electric road petition controversy in legislature. Mason brothers yacht accident rumor quelled by fear. W G Jones expanding Shirley House with new rooms and music space. Casino entertainments to continue under Jones. bachelor rooms over the Casino. Guests already at the Shirley. more arrivals midmonth.
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Greenville
Hursday
Baptist Church
Samuel Tewksbury
Goodrich
Ocean Spray
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Lynn
Boston
M. E. Chureh
Hamilton Camp Ground
Winthrop
Camp
Snelling
Grant
Casino
Shirley
Two New Weddings In Winthrop and Revere
On the 3d inst in Revere at the parsonage Rev J W Bixby joined Augustus E Wyman and Maud Richardson of Winthrop in marriage. The couple after a chat and certificate were wed then returned to Winthrop. Also at Winthrop Street Miss Belle Seavey married to David Floyd 24 by Rev Cary. The ceremony featured a decorated home and gifts with a wedding dinner, followed by a honeymoon route to Boston New York and Washington. Dr George E McCarthy married Miss Belle Safford of Shawmut avenue Boston at a Winthrop Street home. The couple will reside there after July 1, with best wishes from the community.
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Revere
J. W. Bixby
Augustus E. Wyman
Maud Richardson
Winthrop
Wyman
Miss Richardson
Clevewilethrop
Land
Winthrop Street
Belle Seavey
David Floyd
Cary
Floyd
Boston
Pilgrim
Fall River Line
New York
Washington
Geo. E. McCarthy
Belle Safford
Shawmut Avenue
Mr. Safford
Newton
Miss Safford
Summer Arrivals at Cottage Park and Sunnyside
Dr F A Harris and wife with Miss Cage occupy a Park cottage while Geo W Morse of Newton plans a Boston law office summer stay at Cottage Park. Broad Street merchant Martin secures summer quarters. Westcott Gosse families arrive at Bartlett house. Dr Thomas Chandler and Hatch families from Boston take rooms at Bartlett. Sunnyside reports strong summer arrivals including Col P Allen Lindsey of Cambridge and M McCormick family. John S Dryon and family to summer at Sunnyside. Wood plans avenue improvements from Woodside Park to the main street.
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F. A. Harris
Miss Cage
the Park
Geo. W. Morse
Newton
State Street
Boston
Cottage Park
Martin
Broad Street
BE. M. Westcott
Chas Gosse
Bartlett House
Thomas Chandler
Trotel
Bristol
Hatch
The
Bartlett
Sunnyside
P. Allen Lindsey
Cambridge
M. McCormick
John 8. Dryon
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Rge E. McCarthy
M. D
Burgeon
Ofkce Howre
Charles A. Buswell
Wittuaor Strest
D. A. French
COURT
Inancisl
McAre
Walter Lawton
Cor
Main and
Pleasant Streets
Winthrop, Mass
Durant
Japan
Fremont Street
Main Street
Winthrop Bridge
Civil Engineering
Llbeanes Breck & CO
Civil Engineers
Whitman
C. B
Breck
M. B
Aera
Winthrop Joly
F. Wyman & O
Edgar F. Danhaw
Carpenter & Builder
Winthrop Streets
Bree K. Tewksbury
Snow
Beacon Street
Charles Street
S H. Griffin
G. Irwin
Mainot
Herman Et
Youn
Ww. Cable
Reap
Alfred Tewesbury
Winthrop Centre
Walter ©. Jenckes
Watchmaker and Jeweller
Read's Block
Crest Ave
Cottage Hill
Telephone
E. B. Wadsworth
Columbia
Eee Rollins
Columbia Cottage
A.W. Richardson
Read’s Block
Revere Water Works
Winthrop Division
Bowdoin and
Revere Streets
Winthrop Junction
East
Boston Land Co
Congress St
E. Cowent
E. Cowell
Oliver St
Wistoner
A. Tewksbury’s
Boot and Shoe Store
Conservatory of Music
Fremont ST
MR. and
Mrs. Munson
George W. Rackham
Pauline Street
Kensington
E. W. Fitzgerald
Robinson
Malden
E.I. Wadsworth’s
OAK Grove Farm CO
Shirley Street
Tam
W. Goodrich
J. R. Brown
Pauline ST
Dole
Lam
Dole Fertilizer CO
Commerce St
Nat. Wales
Pres
J. H. Lathrop
Treas
W. N. Dole
Gar
Common Sense Fertilizer Co
Virgin Salt Co
New Haven
Conn
Virgin
Argyle and
Aloha
Winthrop Station
Jane's 7Th
Bridge
Shirley House
Hawthorne Avenue
Messrs
Cleveland
Hopkins
Messer
Town Meeting
Ralph Turnbull
Mrs. Hewes
George Dexter
Prof. Monroe
Mrs
Wallace Wyman
Billings
Beverly
Roach
Maine
Civo
Joscelyne
M. E
Charlestown
Apple Island
City Hospital
Geo. Joscelyne
Mason Brothers
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