Dairy Milk Delivery Expands to Ocean Spray Areas
We shall supply milk to summer residents of Ocean Spray and neighboring areas starting May 1. Prices set at 7 cents per quart delivered in glass jars. Deliveries run through October 31 with orders to Boston office or Haskin's Bakery and local markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottling Department
Batterymarch St
Boston
Ocean Spray
Great Head
Point Shirley
Winthrop Highlands
Beachmont
Cottage Park
Haskon’s Bakery
Great Heap Brown’s Market
Winthror
Shirley Street
W. Goodrich
Office moves to Change avenue from Oliver street
The Visitor office has moved from 71 Oliver street to 8 Change avenue between State street and Hall square. The job printing and tag manufacturing continue at the new office with low prices and good work guaranteed. Winthrop customers will receive special attention. patronage solicited.
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Oliver Street
Change Avenue
State Street
Cen Hall Square
Winthrop
Advertisements and royal orders mingle in late 19th gossip
Enouisn housekeepers advertise for servants without bangs. Victoria's solicitude for the Bulgarian Prince in his dethronement, is readily accounted for. He is a brother of her son-in-law. The Queen of England has ordered a lace fichu from the Kenmare lace workers in Ireland, and the ladies of the nobility are sending orders also, by the wholesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
England
Kenmare
Ireland
Clergymen Have Lowest Death Rate Among Occupations
The passage notes clergymen have the lowest mortality among occupations, with out-of-door laborers and trades following. It states the highest death rate occurs in manufacturing and sales jobs.
Two Ways Open Before Us Accept Humble Action
The author laments rising costs from farm to factory while warning yellow fever fears from Louisiana and Mississippi. He cites England’s prices over seventy years and condemns import dependence, urging unity to combine funds for shared profits and noting shipbuilding decline and a weak navy.
Remarkable Sunday sermons draw crowd to St John’s Mission
Wistunop notes a day of three sermons by Bishop Paddock Rev Phillips Brooks and Rev Carey praising missions at St John’s. He recalls Bishop Paddock’s Norwich roots and the 1824 flood’s church aid, urging town meeting next Tuesday at 7 30 p m to discuss church matters and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Bishop Paddock
Paddock
Norwich
Conn
Episcopal Church
David N. Bentley
Nector Paddock
Phillips Brooks
Mr. Carey
St. John’s
Wixi
Republican Caucus Called for Molly Town Hall Meeting
The caucus for electing Delegates to State, Congressional, Councilor, County, Senatorial and Representative conventions is called to meet at the Town Hall in Molly on the upcoming evening at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesdy
Map of town praised for accuracy and beauty by Davi Floyd
Indebted to Mr. Davi Floyd for a new town map praised as the most satisfactory and correct yet presented. It is artistically colored, mounted about five by three feet, and priced at six dollars. Property owners already have begun to purchase, with copies available in the advertising columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davi Floyd
Floyd
Harvest Festival Hopes For Improved Charity Event
Town hall gathering planned with the church ladies and society aiming to top prior entertainments. The Misses Paine display many fancy articles for the table including gifts from New York and Sunny Side friends, while Mrs Floyd and Dr McCarthy contribute decorative pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haring
Griffin
David Floyd
Dr. McCarthy
Miss Sanborn
Boston
Coy
New York
Miss French
Great Head
Bishop Visitation at Winthrop Methodist Church and Boston Sermon
The Methodist church in Winthrop hosted the Bishop of the Diocese for a Sunday visitation with a notable sermon from Dr. Paddock on Mark vii 38. A later evening service at the Bijou featured Rev. Phillips Brooks of Trinity Church Boston delivering a thoughtful address on enduring unshakable truths and divine discipline. A collection was taken for St. John's Mission land fund.
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Winthrop
St. John’s Mission
Episcopal
Christ
Burrell
Phillips Brooks
Trinity Church
Boston
Brooks
Land Fund
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Eorge E. McCarthy
Winthrop Street
Mas
Tod
Charles A. Buswell
Washington ST
Walter Lawton
Main
Pleasant Stres
Durant
Japan
Fremont Street
Main Street
Winthrop Bridge
Winthrop, Mass
Whatman, Breck &Co
Civil Engineers
Devonentag
Water Streets
Pt. Whitman
CR. C Breck
J.T. Whitman
N.B
Revere
Ww. Wyman & O
Edwin F. Dunham
Carpenter & Builder
Winthrop Streets
K. Tewksbury
Charles Street
S H. Griffin
Winthrop St., Winthrop
Ilding
G. Irwin
Main St
Re Herman St
Ponsorm
Yon W. Carle
Reap
Brock
Alfred Tewesbury
Winthrop Centre
Durable Surpender Co
Walter C. Jenckes
Watchmaker and Jeweller
Crest Ave
Cottage Hill
Telephone
E. B. Wadsworth
Cor
Madison Avenue
A. W. Richardson
Read's Block, Winthrop
Revere Water Works
Winthrop Division
Solomon
Read's Block
Pauline Street
Town Hall
Bowdoin and
Revere Streets
Winthrop Junction
East
Boston Land Co
Congress St
E. W. Fitzgerald
W.T. Robinson
Malden
Conservatory of Music
Fremont ST
MR. and
Mrs. Munson
van Nostrand & Co
Crystal Lake
P. B. Stock
Crysta Lake Porter
Alford St
Charlestown
W. Snelling
Winthrop Sts
Oak Grove
Ruggles Street
J. R. Brown
Pauline ST
Pan
Wade
Dole
Dole Fertilizer CO
Commerce St
Nat
Wales
Joycel
Samue H. Tewkssery
Suffolk
Catherine
Tewksbury
Mass
Willard M. Bacon
Devonshire Street
P.S. Macgowan
Crest Avenue
H. C. Bellows
Tolet
E. Pono
Herman Street
Winthrop Village
W. H. Wentworth, Jr
Buchanan St
E. CowEtt
Cowell
Wixtoner
Stover
Enouisn
Tne
Louisiana
Mississippi
Jack Frost
Wistunop
Republican Caucus
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