Union Church Beachmont Weekly Meeting Notice
Union Church Beachmont announces a weekly meeting conducted by B. Aan, held every Wednesday evening at 10 45 p m with arrangements and readings for the congregation.
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Newspaper
The Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1886
Page
1
Union Church Beachmont announces a weekly meeting conducted by B. Aan, held every Wednesday evening at 10 45 p m with arrangements and readings for the congregation.
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New Winthrop board of health begins work visiting Brockton Malden and Rockland to study sewage free health methods. Brockton reports near perfection in system with deodorizer under development. Cottage Park transformation eyed as town’s future attraction under owners Belcher and Huckins guidance.
A Boston suburb project envisions seventeen acres joining Cottage Park with bayfront grounds, grand trees, and broad inland avenues. Builders plan a seaway to Apple island channel, a four hundred foot park, and villas costing at least 3000 dollars. Two years hence the area will feature tasteful homes and a yawing station.
Mr. O. F. Belcher pursues major upgrades at Cottage Park with cottages being painted and water restored for baths and conveniences. He will personally manage the retreat, signaling careful stewardship. The resort aims to offer restful summer enjoyment for discerning visitors.
The Knights of Honor hosted a congratulatory supper for new town selectmen 8.5 Smith and E.8 Read. Caterer McFadden supplied an elegant menu with oysters lobster salad cold meats turkey pies cake ice cream oranges almonds and raisins and coffee.
Mrs Rice of Great Head is seriously ill and Mr John Ritchie plans a May trip to Europe. Dr McCarthy’s ill brother in East Boston and a boy’s sore throat are noted. Firemen discuss a April ball at the Rink and a Malden ball invitation. Donations reach the Public Library from local residents. A Chelsea built car for the Electric road nears Daft, New Jersey. A misprint corrected for Ripley concert songs. Henry Lovering pushes Winthrop harbor survey into a river and harbor bill. Community dances, progressive whist, art theft, and choir rehearsals add to town life.
The adjourned town meeting at the Town Hall discussed articles on Winthrop street grade changes with a citizen committee or board of selectmen option. It authorized borrowing for a $10,000 note, debated fire alarm systems, street lighting, highway repairs, and labor wages, and postponed several items to the April meeting.
A New Haven Connecticut salt marketer promotes Virgin Salt with a ten color lithograph of Doves on a large nine by ten inch card. The ad claims Virgin Salt is the cleanest purest whitest salt and describes enameled packaging to prevent hardening. A large package costs only 10 cents.
The youth tableau evenings at Beacon Villa drew praise for careful rehearsal and graceful performance. Mrs Wentworth led the event with strong parental support and guests provided music and singing. A modest sum was raised for future good works.
Correspondent describes a Winthrop Board of Health visit to Brockton Mass on a Tuesday morning. They met Secretary Eldridge and Mayor Whipple and toured the city including the new theater. The party expresses gratitude for Brockton’s hospitality and information received.
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