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The Visitor

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1886

Page

4

Train Schedules for Boston to Winthrop and Cottage Hill

Timetables show departures from Boston, Severe Beach and Lynn depot to Winthrop Junction and destinations including Ocean Spray Shirley Street Great Head Cottage Hill and Point Shirley with multiple daily departures at 6.50 8 9 10 and 12 Mj 1 2 84 5 6 6.90 7.30 P M and Wednesday and Saturday 9.30 and 11.15 P M Only to Cottage Hill. Return times from Point Shirley and Cottage Hill vary by day with additional Sunday departures and evening returns Elided times include 6 10 60 5 9 10 and 8 45 10 15 P M and 10 11 P M 125 1 2 3 4 5 P M for returns from Cottage Hill and Point Shirley.

Boston Boston, Severe Beach and Lynn Atlantic Avenue Winthrop Junction Winthrop Ocean Spray Shirley Street Great Head Cottage Hill Point Shirley Shirley Hay Bost A. Mount Winthrop and Pleasant Streets Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn

Winthrop Citizens Eye New Lighting Bug Venture

A Winthrop excursion to view the Winthrop Lightning Bug Illuminating Company is planned for July 4. Bugs in training are promised to light a cord run from Cottage Hill to Winthrop Highlands with forty candle power, while households can buy bugs for a dollar each. The venture operates on a cooperative plan with stockholding by participants and potential investment exceeding twenty thousand dollars in Winthrop. Tickets to New Jersey are six dollars. two of three selectmen are expected to attend, and the enterprise is said to work well in Baltimore.

Nevsey Winthrop Liverpool Eng Legislative Committee Renue New Jersey P.s Baltimore GEO Rowell & CO Newspaper Advertising Bureau Lo Spruce St New York

Whitaker Preaches Faith and Self-Examination in Newton

Mr. Robert Whitaker of Newton preached for Mr. Thombs last Sabbath urging self examination and a truthful answer to Where art thou God. Next Sabbath a Baptist church concert is planned at 7 30 with singing and recitations. Rev Cary will preach Es tuition and address children in the afternoon, followed by a Sunday school concert at 7 00. The sermon on Christian discipleship stressed upright living and following the Great Master.

Robert Whitaker Newton Thombs God Baptist Church EK. F. Dunham A. Floyd Whitman Alice Magee Nelson Floyd Minnie ‘Tewksbury Linna Lisher Fannie Hanly J. AD. Ripley Mr. Cary Uup. M Methodist Church Christian Discipleship

Beachmont Unitarian Meeting Donates to Unity Church Fund

At the Middlesex Unitarian Conference in Medford on June 4 the gathering voted to donate its $100 annual collection to Beachmont Church of the Unity building fund. The report notes a busy summer of local activity including socials, races, and a Knights of Honor lodge event.

Middlesex Medford Church of the Uniy Building Fund Beachmont Henry Hawes Boston G. 1. Klinman West Cedar Street Lawrence William Walker and

Beach Community Socials And Yachting Season Opens

Mr Chas Branshaw moves to Cottage Hill this week and preaching will be at the pavilion Sunday at 160.30. The Bijou hall hosts a grand concert featuring Chas Higgins Mamie Hitch and others with 25 cent admission. The opening Bijou hall season drew about seventy five couples. weekly hops will be held as twelve o clock parties. The regatta at Crystal Bay saw the Thisbe Mabel and Seatap win class prizes totaling $19 815.50 and $13.50. Mr Stover opens a real estate office and circulating library near Shirley Street station. Stover is barred from selling the Herald at the Spray. residents petitioned, but no change.

Bijou Hall Chas. F. Higgins Mamie Hitch Henry A. Higgins Lizzie Higgins J. W. Stover Shirley-street Station Stover Winthrop Chrystal Bay Thisbe 8. A. Freeman Mabel GR. Howe Seatap Gray

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Woodside Park Wood & Dodge Tailors Washington Street Belcher Bros Shirley St Wave Way John Burns & Sons Read's Block, Winthrop Henry J. Burns Winn Bros Winthrop, Ocean Spray City Express Court Sq Merchants Row Kingston Street Buchanan and Pleasant Street Main Street Magee's & Carter's Burrill's Cottage Park Cafe Lincoln Winthrop Depot S. Shirley Trouse Great Head Hotel Great Head Station Mrs Theeadee St BP. Winn Leake A. E. Winn THE Office OF the Visitor Oliver ST Winthrop & Shore R. R Narrow Gauge Revere Beach & Lynn R.R Sunpar George & Collins Beachimont Dase Howard Sawyer Bruce Ware Tower House Bellingham Avenue Edward H. Rice Winchester Mr. Lawrence Endicott Avenue Corgie Praywill Land Springs Hotel Maine Jacob Fullerton Godfrey Pearl Avenue Carriher Stehn Crescent Avenue Freigangets Ffoughton Church of the Unity Beachmont Associates and Improvement Society Kittie Carroll Crescent Beach Boston Stenographers Association Crawford House Fox Charlestown the Knights of Labor Chas. Branshaw Mrs. Canning Ocean View Street John Hartin Chrystal Cove Avenue Frank Wardwell Cleveland Ohio Castoria H.A. Arcuer M.D Oxford Brooklyn Tas Cartain Company 1St Fulton Street Cottace Hill Cambridgeport Winthrop Highlands G. EK. Joscelyne Devonshire Street Edward Magee Winthrop Street Cor Madison Avenue G. E. Joscelyne Winthrop Highlands, Mass Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad Revere Devonshire St Revere Street GE. Joscelyne Room Genera Insurance Agency Saddlery SON BAKER _& COOLIDGE Ston Ccident Fidelity Boiler WM. H. Ellison Baker. ‘ Henry Coldor Cottage Hil Henry Baker Sule G. E Joscelyne First Baptist Church A. B. Thomas P.M. I Crosby J. W. Cordes Charles Floyd Eda Richardson Methodist Episcopal Church Seti C. Cary Beyets Oeplm Tall Ladies’ Church Aid Society ST. Jonn's Episcopal Mission Wie Cael Samuel Belcher Winthrow Street United Order Golden Cross P. P. Floyd Noble Union Church John C. Hewlett J. P. Bixby Mr.Marshall Rice Ladies’ Sewing Society Wen Baew Troy United States J. C. Hubinger & Bros. Mew Haven Avery Machine CO Brodway Edwin Alden & Bro Canada Cincinnati Cor. 5Th & Vine Sts Nassau Street U.S Sewing Machine Orange Mass Union Sq.n.y Chicago St.louis Atlanta Roo Ue M & CO Broadway N. Y Patent Office England France Germany Munn & Co Scientific American Joss Table Forest City Furniture Wholesale Furniture Manupact Pocksfords Te
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