26 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1919
Page
1
The Board of Selectmen ordered speeding limits raised to 20 mph with new parking signs to be posted this week. They urge no court action but enforce bylaw compliance. Police warn of licensed dogs and require owners to license or face court. biting dogs cited. March 21 deadline for licensed owners.
The Auxiliary reports successful Whist Parties with winners named for Monday and Thursday events. A poster for Lets Go promotes a local performer, Miss Kitson, amid praise for Point Shirley talent. Reports describe a Yacht Club outing, a band, and staff efforts at the venue, plus a missing aviation pie and forthcoming minstrel show.
Esteemed townman Hon Charlee J Brown has presided at the East Boston District Court the past two weeks. He has heard many cases and reported they have been heard fairly and with careful consideration.
The fair proved a great success financially and socially. Grabs proved an especial attraction and the clams dug and sold aided the boys in earning money for chowder and other meals. Sunday night vesper service was led by Mr Swint with Mr Giroux assisting.
Residents who missed the July 4th procession can catch stills and footage at Winthrop Theatres next Monday and Tuesday. Eddie Foye promotes attractions with 1000 feet of film of soldiers and sailors, urging early viewing for crowded showings and the chance to spot parade moments on screen.
Winthrop veterans organize to form a local American Legion post with a mass meeting planned for July 28 at 8 PM in the Old High School Building. James J. Mullen Jr. of Charlestown is named as a speaker. 1917 to 1918 service members from Winthrop are urged to attend.
Town notes Harold C Bartlett the tax collector has gone to Maine to tour the state by auto with Mrs Bartlett. Four Post Office staff are on vacation Wm J Downes Asa M Capen Fred X Smith and Richard Skeete. Mrs Julia Callahan hosted in New York City with Dr Daniel Sullivan. Mrs Daniel Cunningham trips to Magnolia with friends. Mrs A W Tuffey visits Portland Me with daughter Mrs Beaty.
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