Oak Grove Farm Co Announces Summer Milk Delivery Plan
Oak Grove Farm Co. states it will supply milk and dairy products to Ocean Spray and surrounding neighborhoods from May to October. The season price is 7 cents per quart delivered in glass jars with pure milk cream and churned butter as specialties. Orders may be mailed to the Boston office or left at local markets.
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Ocean Spray
Great Head
Point Shirley
Winthrop Highlands
Beachmont
Cottage Park
Isc
Wes
Boston
Hamitror’s Bakery
Great Heap Brown's Market
Wixturor
Bottling Department
Batterymarch St
Advertising Rates For Periodic Notices And Cards
Rates listed for periodical ads in one inch space per year and column widths. Shorter terms add ten percent. Reading notices use same type as reading matter. No notice under fifty cents. visitor distribution during ad term. Rates strictly adhered to.
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Sam Seer
Acre
Removal notice and address change at 71 Oliver to 8 Change
The Visitor office moves from 71 Oliver street to 8 Change avenue between 6 State street and 13 Faneuil Hall square to continue job printing and toy manufacturing at the new office with low prices. Officers will give special attention to Winthrop customers. patronage solicited. Scotland and Wales seek home rule amid Ireland’s prospects. Belgium dethronement of Prince Alexander is frowned upon. Bulgaria vows to avenge its sovereign’s wrongs. Herbert Spencer appears near death from a prolonged illness, while a Southwest promotion trend notes religious influence and Mississippi women entering politics amid racial tensions.
Sun Heat and Silk Connexions Told in Oddities
A 19th century notes the sun’s heat beating red hot iron 2000 times and ice blocks melting in one minute. It cites Pouillet on sun power, Ericsson on radiative output, and notes insects females larger than males. It mentions the spider yielding 3480 yards of silk and Louis XIV given a suit of clothes woven from spider silk.
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Newton
Pouiliet
Ericsson
Louis Fourteenth
Real estate deals hint at railroad interests
Real estate transfers are reported as promising, with Mr Ys. L Fay selling land at Pleasant and Buchan streets to summer resident Mr Goodrich. Geo Turnbull and Geo Tewksbury also sell parcels on Pleasant street, and Tewksbury sells two acres on Pauline street to O F Belcher.
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Fay
Mr. Goodrich
Cottage Park
Pleasant and
Buchanan Streets
Geo. Turnbull
Pleasant Street
Geo. Tewksbury
O. F. Belcher
Pauline Street
Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn
Revered pulpit orators to speak in Winthrop Sunday
The Tur people of Winthrop will hear two top pulpit orators this Sunday. The Bishop of the diocese draws large crowds with clear sonorous diction and forceful subjects. Dr. Brooks at the Bijou commands wide recognition for popularity and historic ties to Westminster Abbey.
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Tur
Winthrop
Iis
Brooks
Bijou
Westminster Abbey
England
Locals in Brief from Winthrop and East Boston
Local notes report Mr Gold of East Boston visiting Mr Grant, the ware clerk, last Sunday. Mrs Tyler returns from a mountain tour praising the trip. The Bacon child, ill with malaria, whooping cough and dysentery, died Friday and was buried Saturday with Mr Cary officiating. Community sympathy expressed. Mr McKee of Orient Heights builds a tent for services and plans a 150 seat hall for worship and future church use. Boston A B and Lynn Railroad buys new stock as traffic doubles for the season. Mrs Hamilton of East Boston interred at Winthrop. E F Cutter and others were guests at John Wadsworth's Point Shirley cottage. Lobster prices may rise due to high consumption. Mrs French to close dry goods store Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Helping Hand society to host an antiquarian supper and concert in October with novel attractions. A Winthrop contributor notes a 1 ½ foot sunflower in Mrs Henry Putnam's garden with 60 blossoms and a castor oil bean flower five feet five inches high. Woodside Park remains a favored retreat for notable visitors.
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McKee
Orient Heights
the Heights
Boston, A. B. and Lynn. Railroad Co
Hamilton
Boston
Warren E. Belcher
Winthrop
E. F. Cutter
Douglass
John Wadsworth
Point Shirley
Henry Putnam
Woodside Park
Woodside Park host to visitors and local events
Guest lists at Woodside Park grow with Mr and Mrs Geo Howard Wood hosting Mrs Elizabeth Suart Phelps and others as physicians visit to discuss arrangements. Local happenings include fountain projects praised for horses and a peach harvest led by Mr Charles Burrill. The Seashore Home closes and Mrs Roach returns from Maine as Mrs J M Tucker hosts a Helping Hands meeting.
Our Schools Add New School Building Interest
The Monday crowd of children anticipated needs for a new school building as the fall term opened. Attendance by room showed High School 59, Grammar 43, Intermediate 0. by Wednesday High School 61, Grammar 61, Intermediate 65, Primary 60. The Visitor plans monthly reports from rooms on conduct and scholarship, following Boston suburbs.
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Gramular
Haejo
Gramar
Boston
Obituary of Samuel Tewksbury of Winthrop
Samuel Tewksbury, 74, longtime Winthrop resident, died after years of quiet service to family and neighbors. He shoemaking in Revere and Chelsea, later returned to Winthrop with his wife and daughter. Funeral held at the family home with Rev. Thombs officiating and a quartet performing.
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Samuel Lewksbury
Winthrop
Revere
Chelsea
Ile
Thombs
Munson
Alice Magee
Roach
Everett Burrill
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