Winthrop Announces Building Additions and Anniversary
Winthrop Mass announces second anniversary on September 9 1920. The additions to our building will provide many conveniences and will be completed soon after which invites will be extended to inspect. Officers listed include President Almond Whittemore and Vice Presidents Griffin Mann Curtis with directors and staff. Financial figures show Brown 20000 901 076 22870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon E. Whittemore
Leslie E. Griffin
William Mann
Thomas
Curtis
Harry W. Aiken
Edward A
Highlands Yacht Club plans Snow Birds class boats
Revival of amateur yacht ing interest in Highlands with plans for a one design twelve foot cat boat called Snow Birds. First orders expected for about fifty boats at 150 dollars, to be built in Winthrop. Interclub meets and Marblehead Week class planned. Seven pages note wedding and company history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
The
Highlands Yacht Club
Quincy Yacht Club
Massachusetts Bay
Marblehead
Winthrop
L. Burgher
Summit Av
L. L. Leitch
Nahant
New Life in Ancient Artillery Adds 77 Members
Captain Clarence J. McKensie of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery, a Winthrop figure, presided as 77 new members were admitted at the company’s meeting last Monday. He had proposed many of them, marking a record in the 282 year-old veteran corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. McKensie
The
Ancient & Honorable Artillery
Memorial Tablet Unveiling Sunday for Winthrop WWI Dead
A memorial tablet to Winthrop residents who paid the Supreme Sacrifice in World War I will be dedicated Sunday September 19 at 4 p m on the EB B Newton School lawn by the Winthrop Branch of the Special Aid Society for American Preparedness. The program includes buglers, colors, flag raising from Fort Banks, unveiling by Miss Maude K Murray, roll call of the deceased, band, songs, and several speakers. The notices list fallen soldiers Maurice L Abrams Michael Carr Ralph T Crocker Chandler H Colby Simon J Donovan Arthur M Fletcher Standish V Furber and their service details and final resting places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
EB. B. Newton School
The
Special Aid Society For American Preparedness
Fort Banks
Special Sale at Supreme Home Made Candy Shop
Saturday special advertises Italian cream cur specialty at Supreme Home Made Candy Shop 21 Somerset av near Center Station in New England. Creamy flossy filling dipped in bitter chocolate offered at regular 1.25 sale 89 cents with urged customers to try.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Home Made
Somerset al
Center Station
New England
Somerset Av
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Winthrop Trust Company
Winthrop, Mass
Investments Bank
United States
Allen
Winthrop Trust Co
Beacon Trust CO
Milk ST
Boston
Winthrop Co-operative Bank
A. E. Whittemore
Winthrop Savings Bank
Ahrend C. J. Pope
Preston B. Churchill
J. H. Holmes, D.D.S
W Holmes
D.M.D
Tremont St
Bartlett Road
Boylston Subway
Winthrop Centre
J. H. Holmes
O. W. Holmes
Beach
Elliot
Winthrop St
Whittier
Washington St
W. F. Stover
Winthrop Beach
Dorothy Grant
Miller-Hutchins
Stoneham
Massachusetts
Clarence J. McKenzie
J. Oppenheim
Co-operative Bank
Nelson Floyd
Dalles
GO Tomes i Banking Rooms
Remont Bidg
Boston 9
Mass
Capt. McKenzie
Newton
Maurice L. Abrams
Jacob and
Mary Abrams
Buchanan*st
Co. M
338Th Infantry
Camp Custer
Mich
126Th Infantry
Camp Merritt
N. Y
France
Harry
Michael Carr
Margaret Higgins
Winthrop Sr
Camp Devens
Ralph T. Crocker
Emerette J
Lewis Ay
Navy
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Chandler H. Colby
Bartlett Rd
Simon J. Donovan
101St Inf
Beal St
Katherine McCormack
Donovan
Verdun
Arthur M. Fletcher
Peter W
Julia
Shirley St
Point Shirley
14Th
Railway Engineers
Flanders
Flanders Fields
Standish V. Furber
Mabelle M. Furber
Washington Ter
Somerville
Richard F. Metcalf
Photo Godfrey Studio
Gardner’s
J. Tel. Rich
Grocer
American Bankers Corporation Incorporated
Washington Street
Arthur W. Rowe
Lottie Edwards
Severiny
Columbia Hall
Wadsworth Building
Cottage Park Road
Tel
M. A. Cuseck Sozernesvien
Arya
Henry E. Keough Co
Pauline ST
Benj. F. Drew
Cracer
Lamb
Arlington
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