W H S Alumni Dance Advertised for Wednesday
W H S alumni dance set for Wednesday evening at Ells Hall. See advertisement on page five for details.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1926
Page
8
W H S alumni dance set for Wednesday evening at Ells Hall. See advertisement on page five for details.
Charles G. Craib who planned to move to Lachine PIL ten days ago was taken ill with pneumonia and admitted to the Community Hospital. He has been in serious condition but his outlook has improved though he remains very ill.
The Committee for the Memorial Tablet met with Mrs. Clara Newton on Thursday June 3. Enthusiasm shows in planned entertainments and suppers to raise funds for the memorial at Point Shirley.
Last Monday marked the 288th anniversary of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company. Winthrop residents played key roles in the parade with Lieut. Edward G. Richardson commanding the infantry and 33 men from the old Machine Gun Co. appearing in the veterans section accompanied by several officers and listed names.
The Winthrop Lodge of Elks plans an annual Midnight Frolic after last year’s hit show at the Winthrop Theatre. Hans C. Kleemann will again direct an all professional bill with new acts, aiming to attract top talent like Brems Fitz Murphy Bros. The event begins 12:01 a.m. Monday morning since the Fourth falls on a Sunday.
The ceremony ended with music as the bridal party moved from the church to the rectory for a reception of about 150 guests. The bride, daughter of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. C. Oscar Ford, is a Goucher College graduate from Chicopee. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hutchinson, is a Winthrop High School graduate working with his father in Boston. The couple met as Sunday school teachers and plan a Canada honeymoon before returning to make their home. Ushers were Norman W. Bertleson, B. Gordon Harvey, Edward Rowe, and Carroll P. Reed.
A Burlington Hawkeye quips about balancing political stance while watching the ground for signals. The remark highlights the difficulty of navigating public opinion and party lines.
On Sunday June 13 Winthrop Fire Department honors fallen members. Firemen gather at the Pau Line Street house at 9 45 before marching to the cemetery to decorate graves. A 10 45 sermon follows at St John s Episcopal Church by Rev Ralph M Harper.
Miss Violet Louise Hagman and Mr Paul Buckman wed last Saturday at the Hagman home 6 Loring Rd Springfield couple are Winthrop High School grads both members of St Johns Episcopal Church Rev Harper officiated. Buckman Springfield representative of Pettingill Andrews Co they plan a New York and New Jersey wedding trip then reside in Springfield.
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