Haines Family at Durham University Opening
Mr and Mrs W B Haines of Chester ay are visiting Durham New Hampshire for two weeks to attend the opening of Durham University where Walter Jr begins his second year.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1925
Page
3
Mr and Mrs W B Haines of Chester ay are visiting Durham New Hampshire for two weeks to attend the opening of Durham University where Walter Jr begins his second year.
Elizabeth D. Bowden, 50, formerly of Winthrop and long resident of New York and Florida, was found dead at Miami Beach on September 9. A bottle of an unidentified chemical lay beside her body after she vanished from a hotel and suffered memory loss. Her death was ruled a self-inflicted act amid mental distress.
A list of real estate deed parties includes Andrews Lewis Harris and many others across various streets. The September meeting of Winthrop Chapter American Red Cross reports summer activity, plans Oct reopening of the Dental Clinic, life saving class success, and nomination committee setup for Oct 28 Osborne Hall to discuss the ninth annual roll call.
A surprise shower for Miss Anna Nielson of Bartlett parkway hosted by Miss Dorothy Douglas and Miss Olive Evans featured 35 guests. Gifts were exchanged, and a pink and white color scheme framed the collation served after the event.
Town notices announce the Mabel Golden Studio reopens on September 15 with classes for children, teens, and adults. Registration urged and Saturday afternoon children’s drama classes listed. private lessons by appointment. Also reports on local residents’ visits and church school events through September.
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