Metropolitan Sewer Under Harbor Mud Flats Feasibility Studied
borings are under way to decide if a tunnel two hundred feet beneath the harbor in Deer Island would serve the new metropolitan sewer, avoiding disruption to Winthrop streets as the project expands from East Boston. Representative Roy W. Pigeon pushes tunnel plans, citing a past bill and ongoing efforts to fund a cross harbor system and treatment facilities.
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Winthrop
Boston
Deer Island
Roy W. Pigeon
Pigeon
Boston Herald
Whiton
Quincy
East Boston
North
South
Reappointed chairman of Educational Division in Boston fund drive
Re appointed chairman of the Educational Division of the Greater Boston 1941 Community Fund Campaign she will head work of women in 46 cities and towns.
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Greater Boston
Community Fund
Appointment of Lucy M. French as organist at St John’s Church
Rev Ralph M Harper announces Lucy M French of Sandwich named organist and choir director for the coming year at St John’s Episcopal Church. She will assist in supervising the church school and holds a Bachelor of Music from Boston University after nine years of organ study.
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Ralph M. Harper
Lucy M. French
Sandwich
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Miss French
Annie L.morgan
St. John’s Church School
Boston University
Church of Our Saviour
East Milton
University College of Music
Sigma Kappa
Phillips Brooks Club
Episcopalian Club of
Cottage Park Yacht Club Hosts Harbor Regatta Weekend
The Cottage Park Yacht Club hosts racing skippers for its annual Harbor Regatta over Labor Day weekend. Twenty two classes race from Manchester to Snowbirds with some boats starting in the morning to relieve congestion.
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Cottage Park
Harbor
Manchester I
Charles G. Nazro
William M. Cohan
Ralph S. Russell
Herbert G. Anderton
Mortimer Nickerson
Franklin S. Bell
Frank P. Madden
Cottage Park Club
Geo. . Nelson
Winthrop
Robert Anthony
Winthrop Hustlers
Mass Meeting Draws Small Crowd On Town Power Plant
About 30 residents attended a town mass meeting last Wednesday at the Junior High School about a municipal power plant. Speakers accused the local paper of bias and advertising influence while claiming potential savings of at least $100,000 yearly on lighting costs. A Suffolk setback was noted with elections and cooperation questioned.
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Fred G. Trask
Herbert S. Avery
Board of Selectmen
Suffolk
Supe
Special Town Meeting Set for September 30
The Board of Selectmen will issue a warrant for a special town meeting to be held Monday evening September 30. The warrant will cover three articles two about land takings from the Boston Revere Beach Lynn railroad and one to appoint a committee to study a municipal power plant. One land taking would ratify recent actions to acquire 117 feet of the railroad bed between Pauline and Lincoln streets. The second would take a section near Center station to allow Jefferson Street to Woodside Avenue with parking space. The power plant article signals consideration only and the board does not endorse a municipal plant at this time.
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Board of Selectmen
Boston, Revere’ Beach & Lynn Railroad
Pauline
Lincoln Sts
Ratifi
Center
Jefferson St
Woodside Ave
Selectmen
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Ham’s
Centre Oce
Mrs. B. Harrison Ragle
St. John’s
Norman Gray
Kelfer’s
Pickwick Ale
Seagran
Seagram
Crownildg
Greater
California
Dans
Kelfer Liquor Store, Inc
Winthrop ST
Joe
Kelfer, Mer
Magees ‘Corner
Ocean
R.R
Kentucky
II Os Taki
Old Navigator
J. Sherry
Muscatel
Three Monks Wine
Montclair
Molineaux
N. E
Sherry
East
Piscopo’s Liquor Store
Lewis Cafe
Lewis’ Hotel and Cafe
Boulevard, Revere
Boulevard Theatre
Lewis
TEL
Revere
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