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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1925

Page

3

Aunt Julie Surprised By Birthday Party in Winthrop

Mrs. Julia A. Callaghan known as Aunt Julie in Winthrop celebrated a birthday with family and friends at her home after a day with Mrs. Cochrane. Guests presented La Tusca pearls a birthday cake and flowers while Miss Rose Sullivan and the McGillicuddy family contributed songs and music.

Julia A. Callaghan M Pariest Julie Mrs. Callaghan C. J. McGillicuddy Helen I. McGillicuddy Annie McGillicuddy Mollie MccGillicuddy Wm. McGillicuddy Daniel T. Cunningham Martin A. Cochrane Nellie Bowman Florence Young Barbara Bowman Blanche Young Rita Hunnewell Margaret Leahey Annie Alice Burke Wallace Pratt Katherine Leahey Fred Gillisple Maud Donovan Scott Welton C. McCarthy Gertrude Russell Daniel McGillicuddy William P. O’toole Rose Sullivan

Meeting Set for January 16 by Music Committee

The next meeting is scheduled for January 16 under the Music Committee led by Chairman Mrs. Gertrude Hanmer. An afternoon program features voice and piano with baritone Mr. Robert Langer and pianist accompanist Mrs. Frederick Tillotson, hosted by Mrs. Harriett D. O’Hearn.

Genevieve Old Virginia Gertrude S. Hanmer Jeane B. Chandler Georgia A Jarvis Mary H. Dutch Mesdames Lillian Crowell Edith Rebuck Alice Jarvis Edith Wright Alice Smith Lillian Moore Ruth Hollander Ruby Tucker Gertrude Hanmer Robert Langer Frederick Tillotson Harriett D. O’hearn

Parties Weddings Dances Served with Ham's Ice Cream

Ham's Ice Cream specials highlight events with Ham's specials featuring parties and dances as listed on page 8.

Ham

Death of Mrs Louise A Cook in Winthrop 1925

The first Winthrop death of 1925 is Mrs Louisa Adelaide Cook widow of Henry A Cook. A native of Charles Town born 78 years ago she lived in Dorchester before moving to 15 Crestav. Survived by a son and daughter, funeral was held at her home conducted by Rev. Herbert L. Buzzell with hymns by Mrs. Edith Johnson. Burial planned in New Bedford when weather allows, remains in temporary vault at Winthrop cemetery.

Winthrop Louisa Adelaide Cook Henry A. Cook Charlestown Cook Dorchester Crestav Herbert L. Buzzell Unitarian Church Edith Johnson New Beaford Winthrop Cemetery

Good Will as the World’s Greatest Power in Labor

The author extols good will as the strongest force binding employer and employee, fostering peaceful relations. It also links producer and consumer confidence to wealth, arguing stability and progress depend on good will for a thriving economy.

Single Speech Hamilton Earned Noted Nickname

William Gerard Hamilton 1729 1796 earned the sobriquet Single Speech Hamilton after his maiden speech in the House of Commons during the address debate. The nickname, though earned, was deemed inappropriate by some observers including Walpole.

William Gerard Hamilton Hamton Walpole House of Commons Nick Hime

Boy Scout Leaders And Reading List Are Noted

The article lists Scout Law sections with suggested books for bravery cleanliness and reverence. It also names elected officers for the coming year led by president Charles A Williams and officers including Gardner Flynn Gup till treasurer Griffin and Clarke as scout commissioner. The Troop 3 roster lists Preston L. Chase Eli Freeman and George B. Downie among others with Karp Friedman and Lippa as staff and leaders.

Bravery Kanana H W. French H. W. Lanier Twain Wade Daniel Boone S. BE Charles A Williams William A. H. Gardner Richard R Flynn Leon C. Gup Leslie °&. Griffin Edward R Clarke William R. Ferris Wiley S. Young Elmer E Dawson Edgar F. Power J. Parker Margeson C. Vernon Browne Alfred M. Bent Fred G. Knell Chas. R. Bennison Lewis D. Farnsworth Preston L. Chase Eli Freeman B. Atlas Geo. B. Downie E. A. Karp Peter Friedman Frank Atlas Hershon Freeman Morris Fayman Solomon Flanders Max Friedman Theodore Kaiser Samuel Katz Arthur Lippa Ralph Keller Simon Levy Sidney Rudginsky David Winnick

Rebekah Lodge 153 Installs Officers in Wadsworth Hall

The public installation of Margaret Winthrop Rebekah Lodge 153 in Wadsworth Hall drew about 175 attendees. District Deputy Susan Evans and Pauline Kelly installed officers including Alvina Broderick as noble grand and Sarah Webber as vice grand. The event featured a banquet and tributes to retiring Noble Grand Mary L. Holbrook.

Margaret Winthrop Rebekah Wadsworth Hall Susan J. Evans Pauline Kelly Suite Alvina M. Broderick Noble Grand Sarah Webber Lydia A. Collins Lizzie A. Marshall Nellie M. Bangs Willette Johnson Gertrude T. Tewksbury PNG Charlotte Wickwire Beatrice M. McNeil Emma Cosgrove Vice Grand Alice E. Goodearl Marie*Perkins Lillian Davis Inside Guardian Joseph Lewis Guardian Marie Leathbey Broderick Highlands John Broderick Evans Kelly Lillian Barrett Rebekah Ruth Broderick Doris Hinchcliffe Marion Chubbuck Mary L. Holbrook

Unfortunate Man Quote on Receiving Favors

An Exchange quotation notes that the most unhappy person is one who suspects every favor’s motive yet cannot recognize a good deed without expecting repayment. The point comments on trust and gratitude in human interactions.

Sensational Dancer Lolo Montez Explores 1851 US Life

Spanish dancer Lolo Montez captivated Europe and America with bold exploits in the early 1800s. After extensive travels across continents she arrived in the United States in 1851 and later died there.

Lolo Montez Europe America United States

Elks Plan Sunday Visit to Fall River Lodge

Winthrop Lodge arranges a 100 member fraternal trip to Fall River Lodge next Sunday January 11 with 11 15 a m assembly at the Elks Home and a 11 30 departure. Deluxe Palace Busses will carry the party. Fall River Lodge will host an initiatory ceremony and a banquet with speeches by invited locals.

Winthrop Lodge Fall River Lodge Elks Fall River Winthrop Lodges William H. Barter Mass. Southeast Daniel J. Honan Fred H. Clark P. E.R Henry W. Wilson

Elks Invite District Deputy to Winthrop Lodge Event

Elks in Winthrop Lodge announce the official visitation of District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Timothy E. McCarthy a former Exalted Ruler of Boston Lodge No 10 on next Wednesday evening January 14 followed by refreshments and entertainment for delegates and members.

Winthrop Lodge of Elks Timothy E. McCarthy Boston Lodge No. 10 Elkdom J Entertainment

Wisdom in Suffering and Insight Beyond Consciousness

A quotation from Maurice Mueternek on wisdom lying in suffering. It argues that the wise person sees light in pain and does not dwell on the shadow cast on others. True wisdom grows from sorrow and joy, revealing something superior to consciousness.

Maurice Mueternek

Also Mentioned on This Page

Winthrop Woman's Club Ellis’ Hall Ethel E. Waddell Mary E. Fenton Edith B. Kennington Florence M. Capen Sarah G. Currier Anna M. Lombard Lucy H. Greenlaw Grace L. Evans Charlotte A. Davis Annie M. Lapham Mildred C. Deloff Mertie C. Brown Elizabeth A. Graham Elizabeth Gurrill Whiting Man From Home Booth Tarkington Louise A. Cook BOY Scout News R. H. Barbour F.G. Jewett Jewett Paul J. C. Stevenson God Leo Tolstoy Henry van Dyke Somerset Avenue Fred H. Wegener Arlington Crosse & Blackwell Rebekahs LE Mouse Fae House Owen Pat LE Close Ver the House of Mirth The MIRTH Tattooep Man AIM H AN Marvel Sist GE Buternational Cartoon Co
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