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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
8
A suggestion argues charging 265 cents per car for vehicles passing through the South to East Boston Tunnel would generate enough revenue to cover interest on the project cost. The statement emphasizes the toll as a funding measure to advance construction.
Frank A. Douglas announces Winthrop Evening Schools open October 15 with registration at 8 p.m. in the high school. Courses include beginners English arithmetic typing shorthand bookkeeping and commercial arithmetic.
Little Louise Hagman celebrated her second birthday with a party for eleven friends last Saturday. Pink and white decorations adorned the table as guests included Dorothy Harrington, June Moody, Winifred Edwards, Dawn Hagman, Bobby Downie, Dickie Winthrop, Fred Howatt Jr., Roy and Fred Everbeck Jr., Lewis Pierce Jr., Chas Hagman Jr., Mildred Mann, Douglas Gleason, John Law, and many relatives.
Board of Selectmen will meet next Tuesday evening due to a holiday. Ex-Selectman Nelson Floyd is home and improving. Lieutenant James H. Douglas supervises the Police Department for two weeks in Chief Mc Neill’s vacation. Northrup on vacation in Wickford with Mrs Northrup and their son Earl. Five skylights at Highland School reported smashed causing about 50 dollars in damage. Oil and acid barrels broken open with contents spilled.
For expert information on real estate see Ella Abbott, 151 Cottage Park Rd.
Charles A Hagman Notary Public, commission expires November 3 1927.
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