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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1925
Page
3
Miss Gladys M. Phillips daughter of Mrs Anna Wilson Phillips of Winthrop and Joseph Gregory a Fort Warren stationed soldier wed at St John s Episcopal Church Saturday evening at 7 o clock Rev Ralph M. Harper officiated in a formal ceremony.
Mrs Maude S Hallam purchases the Frank E Davin Restaurant on Somerset Street and assumes ownership. She will run a first class dining room with assistance from her daughter. Hallam previously owned the Gift Shop before a trip to England last spring.
Mrs. B F Drew has sold out her establishment at Short Beach end of Reverest due to ill health.
Police located the stolen watch last week in a Boston pawn shop. Patrolman Northrup accompanied Joseph Bradley who identified the item. The note also mentions whist score cards and several local household movements.
The Rev John T OBrien born in Plymouth Massachusetts and ordained as a priest from the town is honored at a reception in Winthrop. Acknowledgments include committee members and a long list of ushers and general committee names reflecting a community tribute.
When you go away for your vacation let this paper know your address and the Review will be mailed to you without extra expense.
The garden of Henry Ball at 31 Prospect Ave on Cottage Hill is praised as the best in Winthrop. It yields vegetables with a consistently high average and relies on minimal fertilizer, offset by careful personal attention.
Mr. N L Fulham and Mrs Fulham of Fairview street are traveling to the West Coast and will be away until about October 1. Mr Fulham will leave Mrs Fulham with a firm associate in Vancouver to inspect a large canning industry they own in Alaska. Fulham has long been connected with the fish business and established at Fish Pier.
The deepest mine in the world is in Brazil at St. John del Rey. It has reached 6,726 feet vertical depth with rock temperatures at 117 degrees Fahrenheit requiring artificial cooling. The gold ore at the bottom shows no sign of decreasing in volume.
An old poem line from Spenser notes that valuable items gain worth through hardship and perseverance. The sentiment links adversity to increased appreciation and meaning.
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