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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
3
Angered by a slighting remark, she turns on Baxter, senior, and shouts that there is more to be said. The moment underscores tension between the two individuals during the scene.
The Winthrop Review notes Rev W Appleton Lawrence rector of St Stephen’s Lynn will address the Every Member Canvass dinner at St John’s Parish House this Saturday at 6:30. Lawrence, son of Bishop Lawrence, will speak for ten minutes about church work beyond Winthrop and mentions the General Convention in New Orleans and the parish’s increased missions subscription.
On Monday evening November 28 the Arms Bridge venue hosted a successful party with straight whist games and many prizes. Mrs. Chris Ahern chaired the event with an efficient committee assisting.
The Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad foresees a 1925 year end with a comfortable surplus after dividends. Nine months ended Sept 30 show net of 96,929 before dividends. A year end near 72,000 is projected, about 8.47 per share, despite competition from motor cars and a quarterly September loss of 18,670.
Winthrop High School presented a Thanksgiving Day program featuring choirs and a student play written by Harvard students. A football rally followed with remarks by School Committee Chair Albert R. Stedfast and others. Professor Walter G Whitman of MIT announced resignation to join Standard Oil's development lab. Whitman is a Winthrop High School alumnus.
A Victory Dance honored the Winthrop High School football team of 1925, hosted by Skipper Liebfried and the Sea- Scouts at the Arms on November 2. About 160 guests, including Coach Poole, Captain Titus, and numerous local residents, attended the tribute event in the dimly lit well of community support.
The Elks Ladies host a large whist party Friday evening December 18 at Elks Hall. Mrs. J A Horrigan leads a committee perfecting plans for the biggest party yet with many prizes to support the Hikes Christmas charity fund. Tickets or donations may be sent to 150 Washington Av. and will be acknowledged.
Town topics report Mr Stephen Boylan confined to his home for 20 weeks. Whist parties held each Thursday at Elks Hall to aid the Elks Christmas fund. Charles Pennington sails to Sanford Florida for real estate interests. W J Hanlin leaves 36 Pleasant Street for Florida. Pat Henry becomes permanent carrier at Wollaston post office.
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