Winthrop Sealed Coal Bids for School Year 1926
Winthrop Mass May 8 1925 Sealed proposals to furnish coal for the town’s schools for the year ending June 1926 will be received until 1:00 P M May 21 and publicly opened. Proposals must be endorsed and accompanied by a 300 dollar certified check with a 2000 dollar performance bond. The School Committee may reject any bid. Coal quantities listed for multiple schools and libraries with destinations including Newton High Pauline Street Waldenar Ave and other addresses.
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Winthrop
Mass
Edward B. Newton
Pauline Street
Waldemar Ave
Proposals Sought for Highland School Repointing Winthrop
Sealed proposals for repointing and waterproofing the Highland School in Winthrop Massachusetts are due by 7 30 p m May 21 1925 at the Edward B Newton School office. Proposals must include a 200 dollar certified check and a 500 dollar performance bond. the Town may reject any bid.
L. S. Root Sails to Europe as U S Delegate
Mr. L. S. Root of Temple University has been named a delegate to represent the United States at the International Exposition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Art in Paris. He sails from Boston on the Samaria Sunday, May 10.
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L. S. Root
Temple Au
United States
Paris
Mr. Root
Boston
Samaria
Winthrop Woman's Club Holds Annual Meeting and Dinner
The Winthrop Woman's Club held its annual meeting in Ell Hall with a 1 o'clock served luncheon. Mrs. Mary E. Fenton led the head table committee and outgoing directors. President Ethel E. Waddle presided as members elected new officers and directors for three years. An informal reception followed.
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Winthrop
Woman's Club
Ell ’ Hall
Afeteria
Mary E. Fenton
Ist’y
Bessie ¢. Brockbank
Grace L. Evans
Laura W. Sears
Ethel E. Waddell
Currier
Johannette C. S. Grosser
Nellie F. Griffin
Emily Eastman Seavey
Alice Farquhar
Jeane Chandler
Elizabeth Floyd
Ethel EB. Waddell
Mabel S. Alcorn
Sarah G. Currier
Anna M. Lombard
Lucy H. Greenlaw
Lollie D. Sleeper
E. Pearl Chase
Gertrude S. Hanmer
Margaret R. Ramsey
Ice Cream Truck Sinks In Street Fire Engine Rescues
Last Saturday an ice cream truck sank into a soft street caused by a burst water main at Ma gee's Corner. Fire Chief Belcher sent Engine 2 with 125 horsepower to pull the vehicle free while onlookers watched it emerge onto solid ground. Also noted is the return of Mr. Wm. H. Gibbons to Florida and his new association with Wm. A. Byrne at 100 Crest Ave as a real estate and automobile agent.
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Magee’s Corner
Fire Department
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Pocahontas
Center School
School Street
Highland School
Corner Crest
Grover Avenues
Shirley Street
Corner School
Hermon Streets
Town
Hall
Public Library
Horace, A. Magee
Mea
Albert R. Stedfast
Horace A Magee
Charles A. Williams
Europe
Winthrop Woman's Club
Waddell
Lombard
State Federation
New Ocean House
Swampscott
Nellie Griffi
D. J. Honan Co
Diamond and
Goodrich
Wm. H. Gibbons
Florida
Wm. A. Byrne
Crest Av
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