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Newspaper

The Visitor

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1886

Page

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Mrs Frenchs Fancy Goods adds new stock and services

Mrs Frenchs Fancy Goods announces a large addition to its stock with ready made wrappers infant and child wear hosiery collars shirts gloves and trimmings. Corsets bustles tin ware and notions are featured. Dress making is offered on Tuesdays and Fridays in the rear department.

Dr. Warner

Advertisement rates for notices and ads

The notice sets reading matter in same type with 10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion. No ad or notice under 50 cents. The Visitor is sent free to all advertisers during their ad term. Rates will be strictly adhered to.

Robert D. Allen Greenwich Park Ocean Spray Olivet

Malden Work Seen at Mrs Wadsworth’s

Work can be seen at Mrs. E J Wadsworth's in Malden, with activity noted at the residence.

E.J. Wadsworth

Village improvement ideas compete with railroad debates

A proposal circulates for converting the band stand site into an ornamental greenspace with loam grading granite curbing and trees. Citizens debate funding as Boston Revere Beach and Lynn repair rail lines threaten local tracks, while a village improvement society could unite church groups to beautify Winthrop.

Locals in Brief Highlight Small Town Happenings

Mr Cons E Rich recently moved to Mr Tappan Floyd builds a new barn and bandstand slated for a Decoration Day uniform. Readville houses a palatial residence in Mikado style. Miss Annie F Guilds of Waltham visits Miss May Hildreth. Mrs Putnam suffers a fall injuring her side. McNeil Bros plumbers open new store and plan prompt service. May festival by Helping Hands and widening Main Street plans underway. The Wheel Club promotes cycling and a Lynn tournament on Decoration Day. Crescent Beach sale anticipated with ladies urged to attend. Wedding and social events fill week with parties and entertainments.

Milton Readville Estabe McNeil Bros Whitman & Breck Main Street David Matthews

Electrics Road Visit to Greenville N J Reported

A legislative committee plus several gentlemen visited Greenville New Jersey on Wednesday returning last evening. J H Hartley served as escort for the town and provided an account of the proceedings. The article asserts the visit offered honest answers to all questions without prejudice and urges truth alongside other valued benefits.

Legislative Committee Greenville N. J J. H. Hartley New Jersey

Church appeal and sermon on consecration in South church event

At Wollodist church the chorus led How beautiful in Zion as the pastor spoke for the South illustrating Northern and Southern educational efforts. The Methodist Church has spent 400 000 for the South and 250 000 more is sought to fund teachers and preachers. A sermon on Consecration followed, stressing that money alone cannot suffice without a willing life. Mr Thombs addressed the Baptist pope regarding the new pastor and people relationship and the church’s mission to bless humanity through selfless work.

Siasiunol Ile Thombs The Baptist Church

Young Men Cleared In Court Farce Over Bandstand

East Boston court session ends with verdict that the town bandstand did not belong to the town and had not been voted on for acceptance. Six youths fined five dollars each for Sabbath breaking while three were discharged. Five minors to appear next week in juvenile court. party returned home hungry.

East

Sociable gathering at M E Church hosts music and talks

The sociable event at the M E church featured Mrs. Wyman singing and readings by Miss Gross and Miss Lasell. Rev. Mr. Wilkie and Mr. Wilkie Jr. spoke, with Mr. Cary and Alfred Tewksbury as MCs. Vestry flowers and apple blossom bouquets brightened the room as guests exchanged greetings.

M. EK Wyman

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