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The Winthrop Review in Winthrop, Massachusetts

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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1929

Page

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Barry Tibbetts and Clancy elected selectmen in town election

Barry G Wallace Tibbetts and John P Clancy won the boards seats as 4576 votes were cast out of 193 registration in a record town election. Barry led with 2726 votes followed by Tibbetts 305 behind Joshua Remby. Ramsey 1615 Smith 982 Cartwright 524. Assessor Alfred Tewksbury re elected with 2123 votes. McCarthy 1588 Gibbons 585. Kennedy ran independent with 288 blank votes. Cemetery contest continued on page 2.

Board of Selectmen Henry J. Barry G. Wallace Tibbetts John P. Clancy Selectman Barry Tibbetts Rth Joshua Remby F. W. Ramsey F. G. Smith J. S. Cartwright Republican League Kennedy

Review Forecast Proves Correct: Freeman Estate Plans New Church

The article outlines plans for a new First Church of Winthrop building with a brick Colonial design by Frohman Robb Little. It includes a 400 seating floor auditorium, 65 gallery seats, a 16-member choir, a spacious basement banquet hall, eight classrooms, and a parish study. Growth since 1817 and 1871 church roots are described. A funds drive runs March 20 to 31 with Rev. F H Devine speaking nightly starting March 24.

Freeman Frohman, Robb & Little Boston Burnside First New England Winthrop F. H. Devine New Die Toamaenn

Methodist Episcopal Church Plans Postulated Edifice and Land

The Methodist Episcopal Church announces plans for a proposed new edifice and a parcel of land adjacent to the site. The project aims to expand facilities and accommodate future congregation growth. Construction timelines and approvals are to be determined.

Methodist Episcopal Church

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