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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
4
The Winthrop Review, established January 1911, a weekly edition published every Saturday. Editor George H. Russell directs publication from Winthrop, Massachusetts with subscription price 4 per six months and 2 dollars annually for delivery by mail.
The notice requires both new and old addresses with one week advance for address changes. Advertising must reach by Wednesday afternoon to run the same week. Written communications must include sender’s name as a good faith guarantee, not for publication.
The notice urges readers to send news and advertisements early each week to ensure inclusion in the upcoming issue. It emphasizes submitting promptly and not waiting until late in the week.
An unnamed narrator discusses tax cuts and tariff policy with Bill, noting Democratic bloc opposition and potential credit for reductions. He recounts a Canadian trip to Quebec and Montreal with observations on French names, limited English, and courteous tourism. He also notes Canadians’ apparent contentment and a fond memory of a nephew’s summer travels and social gatherings with folks from New Jersey and the home state.
Town residents discuss Old Home Day crowds and a show, while voicing opinions on Haig, coal strikes, the Workers Party, Bolsheviks, and government seizures. They praise the Junior High completion by George Gibby’s committee and urge support for hospital campaign and Winthrop’s fall push.
Catherine Hasson died at the Hasson homestead on 24 Fairview Street after many years in East Boston. Survived by nephews and nieces John F, Charles H, William J, Elizabeth A, and Susan T. Funeral held Wednesday at 9am, solemn high mass at St. John the Evangelist Church.
Dennis J. Bergin of Dorchester mourns the death of his wife who died last week at the Dorchester home. She was the sister of Daniel J. Bergin of Plum Merav and had many friends in the area.
church notices list services at FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH Hermon Street Rev Herbert L Buzzell and Rev Leonard Cushman with Sunday worship at 10 45 and Sunday school at 12 Men s Bible Class and ER W Savage Guild meet at times 7 30 May include soloists and organizers St John s Episcopal on Buchanan Bowd describe rector Rapid M Harper organist 8 00 Holy Communion 10 45 morning service and sermon
Temple Tiffereth Israel on Shirley Street Winthrop lists daily services at 7 a.m. Special services on Friday at sunset and Saturday at 8 a.m.
At Union Congregational Church in Winthrop Beach Pastor Martin E. Van deMark leads a 9 30 Sunday School sessions for primary and junior classes 10 45 morning worship with a sermon 12 10 intermediate Sunday School classes 12 10 men's class 5 30 junior Christian Endeavor 7 30 evening worship with a sermon at 6715 seniors meet. all times listed.
Point Shirley church invites families to attend Sunday classes at 11 and the evening service at 7 30 The church emphasizes its role as a community church inviting all to come and participate in worship and study sessions during the weekend.
Rev. John T. O'Brien will lead masses at 6 and 7 AM daily with a 5 30 and 7 30 PM first Friday service. On Sundays a 8 30 AM mass is followed by Sunday School. Beginning Sunday July 5 mass moves to Point Shirley Chapel at 8 15 AM. Holy Hour runs 7 45 to 8 45.
Rev William J Day leads morning worship at 10 30 Bible school follows at noon Christian Endeavor unfolds at 6 15 and evening worship at 7 30 A church prayer meeting is Friday evening at 7 45.
The article lists several Winthrop merchants accepting Massachusetts Coupons including Winthrop Creamery at 184 Winthrop St, Hubbard's Drug Store at 45 Crest Ave, Shirley Hardware Co at 472 Shirley St, Perea Sie’s St. cott's Meat Shop, Wee Hore Drug Store at 2 Revere St, Ida J. Grover at 481 Shirley St, Kilburn C. Brown at 80 Jefferson St, 214 Clara J. Paine at 6 Jefferson St, and Lang Druggist Joseph S. Lang at 135 Shirley St.
The first fall meeting of Winthrop Chapter, Firemen's Auxiliary, is set for Wednesday afternoon at the Center fire house. The children’s party is postponed. Mrs. Beatrice McNeil, chairman, announces a whist to follow the meeting. The State Convention will be held at Gloucester on September 15 to 17.
On Sunday August 30 former Winthrop resident Rev Joseph Belcher will fill the pulpit at the First Methodist Church Metcalf Square during the 10 30 A M service delivering the morning sermon to a large circle of friends.
Mrs. Minnie Louise MacFarlane wife of Hildreth G. MacFarlane died at 88 Somerset Avenue on Friday August 21 after a long heart illness. Funeral services were held last Sunday at 3 PM with a large attendance of relatives and friends.
Tony Bonzagni of Pleasant street cruises with his family aboard the power launch Embla. He has been heard from at York Harbor Old Orchard Portland and visited the Low ell Saco Mills at Biddeford. After a stay in the Annisquam River he will arrive in his home port Sunday.
Expert real estate information by Ella Abbott at 151 Cottage Park Road precedes a charity Whist party next Wednesday evening at 8 15 PM to benefit Point Shirley Chapel. The event marks a third social success with many high value prizes.
The Winthrop Public Library Frost Building lists hours for adults and children and notes book deposits at H. E. Dupee's store. New books include Cold s by Cecil and several novels and children s titles by Beach Coolidge Wright Adams Morris.
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