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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1925
Page
7
E. W. Abbott advertises a very desirable waterfront lot with an eight room house, two car garage, private beach, pier and float. Exclusive neighborhood. Also available are several 5 and 6 room apartments in excellent locations.
Incorporated 1914 Bartlett Road the following persons are published as the officers charged with the duty of investing the funds of the Winthrop Savings Bank under Section 15 Chapter 168 General Laws.
Kenneth Kelley of 30 Atlantic Street was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital by request of Dr. R Metcalf in the Police Ambulance, with Officers Turner and Donovan facilitating the transfer.
Legal notice of foreclosure by Union Realty Company on a 1921 mortgage against Rebecca Zax. The sale, at 10:30 A.M. on August 31, 1925, covers lots 3 4 and 5 in Winthrop with 14 133 square feet, incl heating and fixtures, personal property, and business equipment for pool, billiards, bowling and dance hall. $1000 deposit required. Property subject to liens taxes and restrictions. Mortgagee via Stoneman Hill Attorneys.
By virtue of a Suffolk Probate Court license dated July 17 1925 a parcel of land in Winthrop Suffolk County Massachusetts will be sold at public auction on Saturday August 22 1925 at 2:00 PM on Washington Ave near Ellis Building. The 16665 square feet property fronts Washington Ave and Boston Harbor line with riparian rights. Sale subject to taxes and municipal liens with $500 cash due at purchase. administrator C Porter Tewksbury and auctioneer Eugene P Whittier listed.
Lillian W McNeil seeks to place Lot 9 on Winthrop Street and Lot 12 on Main Street in the Business Zone. A public hearing will be held by the Planning Board at Town Hall on Thursday September 3 1925 at 8 15 PM to hear all interested parties.
A list of fire alarm box locations in Winthrop and surrounding streets. Instructions specify how to operate a box when a fire is found, including number of blows to signal and when to wait for firemen. Contact numbers Beach Station 72-W and Central Station 72-R are provided.
The notice outlines three possible delays for Winthrop Box 22. If all schools are closed, fire alarms ring at 7.30 A.M. and street lights stay on three minutes. If only grades are closed, alarms ring at 8.15 A.M. with three minutes of lights. For one session in grades, signal is 11.15 A.M. by bells only.
Benjamin Zakon Harris Rosenthal and the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn R R petition to place Centre Station land and adjoining lots in the Business Zone. A public hearing will be held at the Selectmen's Room Town Hall on Thursday September 3 1925 at 8 30 pm for all interested persons.
Mr and Mrs John H Shea of the Highlands are visiting Provincetown as guests of Mrs Lou Cotting at 136 Bradford Street at the bay shore.
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