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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1922

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Hearing on 2 Cent Fare at Winthrop Revere

Public Utilities Commission heard a crowd of about 25 urging a 5 cent fare between Winthrop and Revere stations. Representative Shaw claimed operating costs fell and traffic would rise with a lower fare, while railroad officials doubted feasibility. The panel adjourned at noon to study the proposal.

Public Utilities Commission Winthrop Representative Shaw Revere Shaw Chairman Remby Selectmen F. G. Dews Ed. Snow Mr. Alexander Alfred Tewksbury Frank Freundlich Adams Railroad Dews Ada

Third Charity Whist Held in St John Hall

Last Thursday evening in St John's Hall Lincoln street the third whist party for the Winthrop Catholic Women's Club Charity fund was held. Mrs Louise Mitten led with aides Mrs John A Lane and Mrs W A Natale. About 150 attended and souvenirs awarded to many names. Next Friday June 23 the fourth party will be run by Mrs Mary E Farrell of Point Shirley with whist at 8 30 and many prizes expected.

St. John’s Hall Lincoln St Winthrop Catholic Women’s Club Louise Mitten John A. Lane W. A. Natale George W. Parsons Helen S. Dolan Lyng A. E. Visall Alice Wolfe M. J. Grimes C. W. Wheaton P. J. Carroll Wm. Verdi K. Hickey J. E. O'Brien Kennelly J. S. Foley C. W. Verdi Gibbs Brady J. H. Flynn D. J. Canny Monahan Mildred Quinlan

Candidates enter race for First Suffolk Senate nomination

The notice lists challengers to succeed the incumbent in the First Suffolk District. G Wallace Tibbetts enters after Casassa withdraws, joining Chas Bradbury Edgar Whitney and Ben Tucker from Winthrop along with Roscoe Walsworth Revere Ed Cox East Boston Chelsea and Ward 1 supporters. Voters warned to unite or await tally. Continued on page seven.

Casassa Winthrop G. Wallace Tibbetts Chas. D. Bradbury Edgar Whitney Ben Tucker Revere Roscoe Walsworth East Boston Ed. Cox Chelsea Ward 1 Senator Granger Ed. C. R. Bagley John Beck Senate Suffolk

Winthrop High School Graduation Sets Record 137 Graduates

Winthrop High School held its 137th diploma ceremony in the Winthrop Theater on Wednesday June 21 the largest class in the school history. Albert R Stedfast presided as secretary of the school committee as Charlotte Trowbridge gave the salutatory and Mary E Lochhead the valedictory.

Winthrop High School Winthrop Theater Albert R. Stedfast Charlotte Trowbridge Mary E. Lochhead Edward R. Clarke John Edward Gore Lincoln William Randolph Walton George H. Ceckham N. Elliot Willis

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