House under construction at 53 Lowell Road
Ready by September 1st the new residence at 53 Lowell Road in Court Park moves from site prep to full construction as crews advance on the local project.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1925
Page
7
Ready by September 1st the new residence at 53 Lowell Road in Court Park moves from site prep to full construction as crews advance on the local project.
Miss Theresa DeLorey of Madison avenue returns home after a two week auto tour with friends along the Monark Trail and Northern New York. Mrs K C Brown travels to Maine for her mother’s death. Mr Brown and daughter depart by auto. A thief stole two bathing suits from Mr R C Beveridge’s clothesline. Several residents spend vacations in Essex County or Maine, including Capt James F Hickey and Chief Finn. A bad tavern was found broken into Brookfield road opposite Mr Shaw’s. Ham’s Stores offers Happiwork Pastime Package for rainy days.
The notice lists street locations and a phone pairing for Winthrop fire stations and provides precise steps for raising an alarm. When a fire is discovered go to the nearest fire box open the door pull the hook once and let go opening the box does not send the alarm. If possible wait at the box to direct firefighters to the fire. Two blows means all out three blows signals a second alarm. 1 33 calls department members to houses Beach Station 72 W Central Station 72 R.
The notice outlines school closures and alarm timings for Winthrop Box 22. If all schools close, bells ring at 7.30 AM and street lights stay on for three minutes. If only grades are off, bells ring at 8.15 AM with three minutes of street lighting. For one grade session, alarms sound at 11.15 AM.
Last Sunday about 1 o'clock Mrs. Helen Noll was taken to the Community Hospital by order of Dr. Charles F. Mahoney. Florence Purcell of 62 Beacon Street was overcome in Boston this week and rushed to the Haymarket Relief Hospital. Abraham Kanton of 63 Sea Foam Avenue reported a tire theft from his car last Friday night. George Daley, son of Station Agent Thomas Daley at the Beach, has returned from Breezy Hill Farm Wakefield New Hampshire.
A. Mandile of 85 Quincy an. offers roof inspections now to prepare for winter storms. Lieut. Henderson arrived to round up Ralph Norwood for missing Massachusetts National Guard duty this week.
A brief New Haven Register snippet shows a mother asking why the child did not ask permission to fish. The reply states the child simply wanted to go fishing.
A successful reconnaissance flight over the Himalayas shows potential for surveying and mapping the range more efficiently than existing methods, highlighting reduced time and cost compared with alternative approaches.
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