Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Charles La Voix
The 56th anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Charles La Voix of the Heights honored a long marriage rooted in Montreal and Cambridge. They raised 14 children with 10 living and 15 grandchildren, while sons Alphonse Felixa and Alfred served in the recent war. The couple was joined by relatives and friends as chrysanthemums and roses adorned the table, and the couple’s roadmaster career on local railways was noted alongside pension status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles la Voix
Edmire Cyr
Heights
Breedot
Mary la Voix
Louise Bowdoin
Josephine Barnes
Agnes la Voix
Charles
Felixa
Alphonse
Alfred
Edward
U. S
Jeremiah
Fred Boutin
la Volt
Victory Pair Guild Fair Draws Large Attendance
The Victory Pair of St John s Guild at Parish House hosted a two day fair with unusually large crowds and the best turnout yet. Mrs John R Richardson led as president with numerous tables run by named chairmen and committees across Domestic Children Candy Food Young Women Fancy Article and Grab tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Guild
Episcopal Church
John R. Richardson
Guild
Miss Ball
J. Lythgoe
J. Morgan
Brockbank
Russell Cone
al Phinney
Miss Young
Sidney Bland
Simonds
Mra
Madden
Hills
Mra, White
Miss Colyer
Altar Guild
Wider
Safford
McClintock
Wilkins
Sandy
Lucy Griffen
Mabel Lewis
Florence Hewitt
Bakr
Young
Klagge
Fodgkins
Brosseau
Skinner
Fenton
Young Women’s Guild
Grant Veale
Miss Pero
Harding
Ralph Harper
Grosvenor
Rockwood
C. O. Baker
Silberberg
Ide
Lindergreen
Brumby
Evans
Pierce
The Gentlemen of the Cast at Winthrop Stage
Winthrop amateur theater faces the common problem of more male players than female. Six women are needed, with four teen male roles. Anthony F. Holahan, a familiar figure on the local stage, plays the challenging part of Private Henry Hobbs as the cast prepares for Mr. Whorf's new play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Whorf
Anthony F. Holahan
Henry Hobbs
Mr. Holahan
Old King Cole
Mr. Whorf
Bobby Shaf
Henry Hobbs in Lord Lyston Tale Receives Mixed Reviews
The passage profiles Henry Hobbs the hulking English orderly and his dog like loyalty to Lord Lyston, contrasting his view of a miracle with Mary Blossom the American nurse. Captain Reginald Fairchild, portrayed by John L. Clayton, blends the ridiculous with the poignant in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hobbs
Lord Lyston
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Winthrop Trust Company
Bartlett Road
Winthrop Co-Operative Bank
A. E. Whittemore
Centre Station
Burton-Farber Coal Co
WM. H. Gibbons
Winthrop Center Station
Gibbons
W. A. Howe
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Page & Shaw
Russell
Foss
Apollo Chocolates
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PIKE
J. H. Holmes, D.D.S
O. W Holmes, D.M.D
Tremont Ste
Winthrop Centre
J. H. Holmes Winthrop
Boston
O. W. Holmes
Beach
Buchanan St
Merchants Row
Fort Hill
da Voix
Charles Ulrich
St. Joseph's Church
Walden St
Ingalls Station
the Economy Stores Co
Vready
Appro- Vvere
Henry E. Keouch Company Plumbing and Heating
Pauline Street
Massachusetts Wharf Coal Co
Washington St
Old South Bldg
Christmas Club Books
Leon C, Guptill
Godfrey Studio
Winthrop Beach
Everybody's Cash Market, Inc
Winthrop Street
Western Heavy
John Alden
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