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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1923
Page
2
Mrs Penfield discovers a home made fabric washing method that preserves delicate silks and embroidery, surprising Mrs Weatherstone. Lettie introduces Mrs Weatherstone to the scene while a visitor from the fashion world hints at future opportunities for Penfield’s technique.
The Park Commissioners opened bids for the drain project voted at the March town meeting with $9 000 allocated. Bids from Cross & Roberts $6669 Joseph E Cahill $8862 20 Bryne Co 10290 and A G Tomasello Son 13298. The Ingleside drain contract was awarded to Cross & Roberts. Playstead baseball diamond ready for teams. applications for game dates to be filed. John A Brown of River Rd has moved to Belmont. Motorcycle Officer Louie Donovan appeared in a new khaki uniform this week.
A Sunday scene recounts a boy named Billy who arrives late with a dirty face. His mother challenges his identity and he insists I is me, arguing she should recognize him by shape, not face. The tale ends with a humorous assertion of self.
Buy your green tag now for the Legion Carnival on July 4. This notice urges readers to secure entry or perks tied to the event as part of Independence Day activities.
Fully 300 graduates and friends filled the gym on Thursday for the annual Alumni Reunion. The Class of 1920 organized with John K. Herbert chairing. Decorations by Harold Lindergreen 20 enhanced the program featuring Marjorie Somerville and Dorothy Roberts piano duets, Sadie Liberman violin, and Richard Murray xylophone. Guests included Class of 1923 honorees, Mr. Albert R. Stedfast, School Committee, Principal and Mrs. Edward R. Clarke, and several faculty members.
Twelve members of St John’s Episcopal parish left for ten days of summer conferences. Eleanor Whipple Richard Whipple and Alice Haskell attend the Provincial Conference at St Paul’s School New Hampshire. Nine parish members attend the national church work conference at Wellesley College.
George W. Coffin learns of his mother Mrs Jessie Coffin death at Charlottetown Prince Edward Island hospital where she had lived with a brother for five years She resided with husband the late Duncan Coffin on River 1d in Winthrop Survived by six sons and one daughter Two sons George a builder and Harry a railroad worker live locally for reference to her earlier moves to California and return east
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