Charles A. Elwell Dies After Long Illness at 83 Loring Road
Charles A. Elwell of Winthrop died at his home on 83 Loring Road after a long illness. Services were held at his residence with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery in Wellesley. The Spanish-American War veteran, 47, formerly of Limerick Maine, is survived by his widow and three children Roland Dorothy and Una and one brother Fred S. Elwell of Malden.
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Charles A. Elwell
Loring Road
Woodlawn
Wellesley
Willis Gross
Clarence Tasker
Mr. Elwell
Limerick
Maine
Winthrop
U. S
Osceola
Manzanillo
Congress
Revere
Arnold Shoe Co
Paul Revere Lodge
Royal Arcanum
Beachmont
Ocean Lodge
Court Park Club
Winthrop Improvement and Historical Associa
Roland
Dorothy
Una
Fred S. Elwell
Malden
Bennison
Mrs Helen Douglass Carr Dies After Operation in Boston
Mrs Helen Douglass Carr wife of Selectman J Stewart Carr died at Charles Gate Hospital Boston on Friday March 28 after an operation on March 21 She faced a week of suffering then died peacefully at her husband’s side Services led by Rev James F Aten were held at her Winthrop Highlands home Attending were townspeople Interment was at Winthrop cemetery Harvard quartette performed familiar hymns and songs
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Helen Douglass
J. Stewart Carr
Charlesgate Hospital
Boston
James F. Aten
First Methodist Church
Carr
Cor, Cliff and Grover Avenues
Winthrop Highlands
Winthrop High seniors stage Nephew or Uncle
The Winthrop High School senior class presented two strong performances of Nephew or Uncle in the high school hall on Monday and Tuesday evenings to a crowded and enthusiastic audience. The show aimed to raise funds for the Washington trip, with seniors departing Friday for Washington, D C, led by Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Douglas. The school orchestra provided music under Miss Mabel Howatt, featuring a cast including Col Darsigny Richard Lewis, Capt Darsigny St Paul Bertelsen, Lormeil James Callard Valcour as Walter Whitman Champagne William Clark, Sophia Darsigny Miriam Flinn, Mme Darsigny Mildred Johnson, Mme De Maville Ruth Ordway, Notary Jasper Carl Flores, Servants Alfred Lavoix and Elliot Mudget.
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Winthrop High School
Washington
Washington, D. C
Frank A. Douglas
Mabel Howatt
Fo Hows
Col
Darsighny
Richard Lewis
Darsigny
Winthrop Real Estate Transfer to Cottage Park Hotel Corp
Real estate deal transfers property from Thomas F. Burke to Cottage Park Hotel Corporation on Shirley Street. Public records show the transaction completed with standard conveyance documents filed locally.
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Thomas F. ‘Burke
Cottage Park Hotel—Corporation
Shirley Street
Winthrop Improvement Association Holds April Meeting
The April meeting of the Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association was held at the Deane Winthrop House. Memorials were adopted for four deceased members, and committees were announced with various appointments. A $100 appropriation was approved to reduce the mortgage, playground plans discussed, photos of Col Sylvester and David Floyd to be made, and a cleanup week planned for April 19. The next meeting is set for May first.
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Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association
Deane Winthrop House
Deane Winthrop Committee
Elmer E. Dawson
Deane Freeman
Col
Austin T. Sylvester
Charles Carroll Hutchinson
David Floyd
Charles A. Elwell
Channing Howard
Floyd
First Methodist
Town Betterment
Deane Winthrop
Anna Newton
Anna B. Moody
Fred Russell
Moody
Association
Alphonso Belcher
William P. Greenlaw
Dawson
Griffin
Howard
Freeman
Wm. P. Greenlaw
W. W. Fordham
Channing’ Howard
Col. Sylvester
Belle
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Co
Gibbons Elm
Winthrop
Marietta Moore
Town Betterment Committee
Sane and Safe
An Old Folk's Concert Dazzles Dream Theatre Audience
Dream Theatre hosted An Old Folk's Concert on Monday night under Colonial Chapter No. 96 Order Western Star. All seats sold out and most patrons were turned away. The program featured 26 numbers of songs and recitations by a gifted cast, with strong encoring and standout pieces including the Wedding of Sandy MacNab sung by Mrs. Harry Gardner in costume. A notable minuet by Ridgway Knox and the Misses Chard Norton drew further praise. overall, the entire program surpassed average expectations.
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Dream Theatre
Colonial Chapter
Western Star
Sandy MacNab
Harry Gardner
Harry Lauder
Messrs
Ridgway
Knox
Chard
Norton
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Winthrop Street
Winthrop Center
Rowe’s Wharf Provision Co
Vermont
Atlantic Avenue
James R. Brown
Shirley St
Tel
Killam’s Market
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Helen Douglas Carr
Winthrop Cemetery
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Edward T. Harrington CO
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George. B. Elliot
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Washington St
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Totman & Ham
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