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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
7
Rev Wm T Hart will celebrate his first mass at 11 30 Sunday morning at St John the Evangelist. He has long lived at 64 Court Road and will be joined by friends from the community in attendance.
Cynthia Mears and John Roberts wed quietly after a long engagement. A misfiled ticket leads to a mistaken romance reveal aboard a Florida-bound train. The turn of events uncovers Julia Devoe and Harry Ross as fellow newlyweds, while Charlie Murtaugh’s mix-up pledges new alliances.
Sealed proposals for re-shingling part of Shirley Street School will be opened June 23 at 8 p m at the Edward B Newton School Office. Painting the Centre School Building bids open June 23 at 8 15 p m. Specifications available from the superintendent. Other local notes include town figures and a new flag for Flag Day, dog muzzle rules, and traffic posts at Dead Man s Bend.
The Sunday storm damaged many trees in Winthrop and knocked out lighting circuits. Fire alarm boxes and wires were repaired after a tree limb tangled with lines near Revere and Hutchinson streets. Suburban Gas and Electric crews worked through the storm to restore service, aided by officials and a large local workforce.
In a London club an umbrella famed for a gold label and deterrent charm becomes a talking point as merchants lament a hard year. A sly question about buying a similar umbrella yields the owner’s sheepish reply Jer borrowed it, spotlighting clever schemes and the market’s edge.
Uncle Eben laments lawyers as mostly unpleasant to cross examine folks and questions how many can be popular enough to win offices in this humorous aside. The remark reflects local sentiment about legal figures shaping public office.
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