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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
7
Real estate notices list an eight room house with two baths and garage on the water front with private beach, piers, and float plus hot water oil burner. Also a nearly new six room summer house at Point Shirley and two choice lots. To let several desirable apartments $50 to $65. Call Ocean 0887 for details.
Directory of local boxes with locations in Winthrop includes Triton avenue Shirley streets Harbor View Cottage Street and more. It also lists school closure signals and fire alarm procedures with box numbers and timing for different closures.
The Attorney General rules interest due on taxes paid November 2 1925, so to avoid interest taxpayers must pay by October 31 1925. The Collector's Office will open Saturday afternoon October 31 1925 from 1 to 5 for payments.
Mr and Mrs Robert E Jenkins and their niece Eleanor Gertrude Hazelton of Washington have moved to Hingham Massachusetts as Mr Jenkins bought out a retail baking business. Their niece Florence A Cushing who has lived with the couple for four years remains in Winthrop living with the Doane family on Herman street.
Mrs. H C Kleeman of 92 Quincy Avenue is recovering from an operation at Community Hospital. Charles E Brickley and wife have taken the Jenkins house on Washington Avenue. Robert E Jenkins has moved to Hingham. Joseph F Thompson of 815 Shirley Street was awarded 400 in a suit against Bruno Huber for dog bites. Kap pa Kappa Sorority held its second fall racket at Stella Simpsons. first meeting was at Bones Burn's home with Dot Russell as treasurer and Bones Burn as secretary. Other members include Norma Ansel Peggy McCann and Tot Harwood.
Mail arrivals and carrier delivery times listed for Winthrop and Massachusetts routes. Weekdays include multiple morning and afternoon dispatches with Sunday and holiday variations. street letter boxes collection and dispatch from Boston noted. signatories R. M. Baker P. M. D. and Belcher Supt.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court cites United States Trust Co and multiple Winthrop residents to appear November 30, 1925 in Boston to show cause why Arthur N. Chorotas petition to register title to a land parcel on Tewksbury Street should not be granted. Failure to appear will confess the petition and bar contest. Witness Judge Charles Thornton Davis dated October 7, 1925.
Beatrice Strasburger, a Boston ward, represented by guardian Ollie M. Strasburger, seeks court permission to release contingent rights in described real estate. Citation issued for October 29, 1925, in Suffolk County Probate Court with three weekly notices in Winthrop View and mail to interested parties seven days prior. Judge William M. Prest presiding. Arthur W. Sullivan, Register.
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