Imthrop Churches All Souls and Unity Fraternity Notice
All Soul's Church Unitarian Rev W O Litchfield 82 Hermon St Tel 242 1 Morning service 10 45 Sunday school 12 Young People's Union 6 Seats free Church funded by subscriptions All Soul's Tomorrow Rev F W Sprague East Boston will preach Unity Fraternity meeting vestry 6 Easter prep Musical morning Service Grand patriotic meeting 6 p m Sunday April 19 Speakers Willard Brown John E Gilmap Post and Veterans associations invited
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Hermon and
School Streets
W. O. Litchfield
Hermon Street
Young People’s Religious Union
F. W. Sprague
Boston
Unity Fraternity
Willard Brown
John E B. Gilmap
G. A.B
Veterans’ Association
Methodist Episcopal Church Services and Events Schedule
The Methodist Episcopal church at 315 Winthrop Street invites visitors to services. On Sunday April 5 communion and reception of members at 10:30 a.m. and a sermon by the pastor at 7:30 p.m. Sunday school with Adult, Tilton, Primary and Junior departments. Epworth League 6:30 led by Mrs. Annie M. Smith on the topic The Protected Life. Also Tuesday class, Friday prayer meeting, and Monday Tilton Class business and social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Winthrop Street
Charles Tilton
Jefferson Street
First
O. E. Johnson
Nickerson
O. E. Tasker
A. Sawyer
EE. Rowland
J. B. Coffin
Tilton
Epworth League
Annie M. Smith
Talent and Time Congregational Services at Winthrop Beach
The Union Congregational Church on Tewkesbury street in Winthrop Beach begins a Sunday schedule with morning worship at 10 and an evening service at 7. The pastor Rev A L McKenzie continues the Five Keys to Success series and a Congregational praise service precedes C E meetings. Activities include Sunday school, Philathea Class organization, prayer meetings Fridays at 7 30, Ladies Aid Thursday at 2, and a Wednesday April 15 social with readings, music, and games. Admission 10 cents includes ice cream wafers.
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Union Congregational Church
Tewkesbury Street
Winthrop Beach
A. L. McKenzie
Shore Drive
C.E
Elmer E Slocomb
Charles M Jenkins
Armstrong
Barnard
Baptist Budget and Union Meetings at Local Church
The Ladies Aid Society announces a baby show and Mrs Jarley wax works exhibit in May. The sermon topics include The Song of Christian Union and a Lord supper service Sunday. A union meeting with a stereopticon review follows at 7 pm. An all day sewing session is planned next Wednesday in the vestry with dinner at noon. A Knockers Social by the Christian Endeavor is set for next Wednesday evening. All 16 years and older are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Christian Endeavor Society
Philipa
Winthrop Sun discusses park plans for Winthrop shore
Local readers learn of park commission proposals and two Legislature bills aiming to fund sea wall and a connecting boulevard between Revere Beach and Winthrop Beach Reservations. Despite hearings with Representatives Whitney and Pierce, a general Metropolitan park bill faces opposition and no immediate improvements are promised. Local figures including Senator Hall push for action, with prospects seen over the next three to four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Park Commissioners
Winthrop Shore
Representatve Whitney
State House
House
Senate
Mesers
Whitney
Pierce
Senator Hall
Urgent need for horse to pull ambulance wagon
Town officials complain of repeated ambulance delays after a serious Washington avenue runaway. Police searched half the town to secure a horse, as 20 ambulance calls in six months show the same problem. Delays hamper efficiency when emergencies require rapid response.
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Washington Avenue
No Senate Candidate From Chelsea or Revere, Winthrop May Enter
East Boston's Argus notes it is safe to say no candidate from Chelsea or Revere will seek the senate seat, but Winthrop may jump into the fight as a potential entrant.
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East
Boston
Senate
Chelsea
Revere
Winthop
Runaway Accident Injures Mason Lumber Driver on Washington
On Washington avenue Wednesday afternoon William B. Campbell, driver for Mason lumber, was thrown from his team and seriously hurt. He was taken to a residence, ambulance summoned, then transported after delays to the Relief Station in Boston where Dr Porter attended.
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Washington Avenue
William B. Campbell
Mason Lumber Company
Boston
Porter
Home remedies and warnings for felons in old home paper
The note advises applying a warm rock salt and turpentine mixture to a felon as a rapid remedy within twenty four hours. It urges readers to read the Home Paper weekly. The language reflects historical medical folk practice and period promotional tone.
Parlor musicale at Barbour home by Equal Suffrage League
Nearly 76 guests attended a Friday parlor musicale at Mr and Mrs F N Barbour 4 Temple Avenue under the Equal Suffrage League. The program featured Miss Merion H Croley soprano, Miss Hazel Hemman reader, Miss Margarita Pierson violin, and Mr Dan Ahern baritone with Mrs Husted at piano. The event, with daffodil decor and white Grecian robes, was a financial and artistic success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Barbour
Temple ® Avenue
Equal Suffrage League
Mise Barbour
Merion H. Croley
Frank E. Housh
Hazel Hemman
West Roxbury
Eugéne Field
Eugene Field
Margarita Pierson
Boston
George W. ‘Husted
Oroley
Housh
Viola Crosby
Edith Hanley
Marion Hendry
Gertrude Gibbons
Dan Ahern
Husted Thissinger
Second Revere Beach dream scares Crest residents
The Crest fears a boulevard building spree could echo Revere Beach with its attractions and stains. Citizen protests call for another indignation meeting to express dismay at the project’s effect on the town.
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Revere Beach
P. A. L. Club Meets for Educational Program on Forestry
The 14th P. A. L. Club meeting at Crystal Cove Avenue featured a paper on Forestry by Mrs. Mabel Curtis and readings from Henry Van Dyke. Mrs. Louise Allen read nature sketches, followed by Bryant quotations during roll call and social refreshments. The next meeting is set for April 14 on Day in Old England with hostess Miss Helen L. Framer at 170 Brookline Avenue.
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P. A. L. Club
Loean McDonald
Crystal Cove Avenue
Mabel Curtis
Louise Allen
Henry van Dyke
William Cullen Bryant
Old England
Misa Helen L. Framer
Brookline Avenue
Brookline
L. A. Miriok
Q and Q Club Holds March Meeting at Mrs Mc Leod’s
The Q and Q Club met at 100 Summit Avenue on Tuesday afternoon March 81st with two guests. In president’s absence the secretary served as pro tem president while plans for next year were discussed and the group debated continuing English studies or switching subjects.
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Buckminster
Gaynor
Howe
John Ruskin
Hayes
William Hazlitt
Cobb
George Grote
Cronenwett
Josephine Tyler
Cinnamon Canaries Change Color by Pepper Diet Varying Claims and Risks
An article from Collier's Weekly explains how red pepper and other red foods may color canaries, a practice valued by some fanciers but often unreliable. It notes many birds reject the diet or suffer digestive upset, with only part showing color change, while dealers allege extra red foods enhance the effect. The piece also includes a quip about law and justice from Exchange.
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Collier’s Weekly
Knights and Ladies of Honor Costume Party at Crest Hall
The Surfside lodge No 2715 Knights and Ladies of Honor hosted a dress party and dance at Crest Hall drawing 160 attendees. Prizes went to Henry Kehoe the Yellow Kid and Mrs Isabelle Tewksbury as Mother Goose, with many original and comical costumes noted.
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Surfside
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Crest Hall
Strachan
Elizabeth Lovering
Pauline Gage
Ethel M. Blair
Mr. O. F. Cammall
Mre
Hattie L. Siebert
Concannon
Melba
Gloria
Yellow Kid
Henry Kehoe
W. A. Creighton
Jennie
Kate Walker
Adelaide Philbrick
Robert Philbrick
Tucker
Mephistopheles
Harry Payson
John Alden
Lodge
Charles R. Bennison
Telephon e toll cut urged near metropolitan center
The State Highway Commission recommends reducing subscriber tolls from ten cents to five within a five mile radius of the metropolitan center. Suburban exchanges affected include Charlestown East Boston South Boston Cambridge Chelsea Roxbury Somerville Brookline Everett Dorchester Revere Winthrop Jamaica Plain Brighton Malden and Medford. The report calls for a company property appraisal and a thorough financial review, aligning with MIT professor Dugald O Jackson's findings.
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Cotechesion
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Charlestown
East Boston
South Boston
Cambridge
Chelsea Roxbury
Somerville
Brookline Everett
Dorchester
Revere
Winthrop
Jamaica Plain
Brighton
Malden
Medford
Dugald
Jackson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Social Guests at Ocean View Hotel Headline
Mrs A J Gifford of Lowell arrived last week at the Ocean View Hotel with Mrs Davis of Arlington Heights and Miss Mary Kady of Cambridge. Mr and Mrs Cecil Money of Worcester Street Boston plan a summer stay. Miss Alice Kerry a Cent re school teacher vacationing in Washington as schools close. Mr Adolphus Lundin of Boston to visit Washington and depart April 29 for a two month Europ e trip aboard Cymric.
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Lowell
Osean View Hotel
Alec
Winthrop Residents Press for Shore and Road Improvements
A letter to the editor urges compensation for economic injury from national military occupation defending Boston and calls on the government to fund shore and road improvements in Winthrop. The writer also demands Fort Heath cleaned up, condemning its land view impact on Highlands residents and criticizing current policy as too Russianist.
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Winthrop
Boston
Fort Heath
Jean
Highlands
Death of William McMillan 75 in Boston area
William McMillan aged 75 died at 2 45 am after months of debility at his daughter's home 810 Shirley Street He was born in Prince Edward Island and spent years in Boston Cambridge Winthrop and Deer Island He is survived by a daughter Mrs Billsworth Cole two sons Horace McMillan and Frederick McMillan and another daughter Mrs William Hendry Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1 pm with Rev Alexander McKenzie and interment at Forest Hills Cemetery beside his wife.
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William McMillan
William Hendry
Shirley
Mr. McMillan
Prince Edward Ieland
Boston
Cambridge
Winthrop
Alexander McKenzie
Forest Hills Cemetery
McMillan
Billsworth Cole
Lynn
Horace McMillan
Frederick McMillan
Chicago
Deer Island
Hendry
Death of Julian D Orcutt at 28 in Somerset Avenue
Julian D. Orcutt son of William B. Orcutt died Wednesday at his father's home on Somerset Avenue after returning from Chicago where he had lived for two to three years. He was stricken with a fatal illness soon after arriving home. He was 28. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at his residence with Rev. F M White officiating.
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Julian D. Orcutt
William B. Orcutt
Somerset Avenue
Chicago
Winthrop Real Estate Transfers Noted
Harry E. Shannon transfers Read street property to Walter A. Shannon for 1 dollar. Agnes F. Robbins conveys Wave Way and Sea Foam Avenue lot to Nathan Blood and others in Winthrop area.
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Harry E. Shannon
Walter A. Shannon
Readstreet
Agnes F. Robbins
Nathan Blood
Et al
Wave Way
Sea Foam Avenue
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First Church of
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Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Mass
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Lewis Lock Wash Avenue
Bilington
Herbert. E. Emerson
Ernest Dh. Pierce
Telephone
Winthrop Sun
Winthrop Visitor
Lewis Block
Beach Station
Rogg
Supreme Court
Tuesday Havior
John B. Seward
Joe Howard
The
Globe
Winthrop Yachteman
Johny
Winthrop Real Estate
Johnson, MD
Wintarap St
WIN‘ Hrop
C. H. French
C. A. Nevers
Wadsworth Block
Winthrop Centre
Dally
Francis Pratt
Optician Studio B'ld’g
Tremont St
Chester Avo. Anthrop. Centre
Thornton Station
Bertha Wheeler
Main St
Ralph P. Badger
Rogers Ave
O'Brien
Lewis Klock
Geo. C. Edwards
Glazier and Whitener
Hermon St
E. E. Crosby
Alfred Peat
Prise Wall Pega
Winthrop St
Meridian Street
Horace B. Butler
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