Yacht Hilda Wrecked Off Essex River Bar
Gloucester reports the 15 ton auxiliary sloop Hilda of the Winthrop yacht club was driven ashore by a northeast gale last Saturday and broken up on the Essex river bar. Captain Edward Clark and three crewmen survived by wading ashore as Dolliver's Neck life saving station kept watch all night. The vessel left Cape Porpoise for Boston Friday but seas overwhelmed it, sails blown away near Ipswich bay, engine underpowered against the storm.
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Gloucester
Hilda
Winthrop Yacht Club
Essex River
Edward Clark
N. A. King
Dolliver's Neck
Cape Porpoise
Boston
Ipswich Bay
Annual midsummer lawn party at St John the Evangelist
Winthrop K of C hosted a lawn party and midsummer reunion at St John the Evangelist church with Japanese lanterns and electric lights. Proceeds will fund the new church. Afternoon sports drew crowds led by Rev George Gorman and assistants. Numerous volunteers ran booths representing town sections and organized table groups.
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Winthrop K
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Charles Waldron
Aummer
George Gorman
Timothy J. Mahaney
John Lill
Simon Rock
George Parsons
Edward Sullivan
New Fire Aid Service in Boston Metropolitan District
The fire aid system for large fires in Boston and nearby towns is complete. It covers Winthrop Revere Chelsea Everett Somerville Malden Cambridge Watertown Newton Dedham Hyde Park Milton and Quincy with a central station running card showing box locations and responding apparatus for nine districts numbered 3221 to 3229 for notifying outlying departments.
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Winthrop
Revere
Chelsea
Everett
Somerville
Malden
Cambridge
Watertown
Newton
Dedham
Hyde Park
Milton
Quincy
Boston
Boy Scouts Meet Weekly in Hermon Street Vestry
Winthrop Troop No. One of the Boy Scouts of America holds Friday evening meetings at 7 o'clock in the vestry of the Baptist church on Hermon street. Scout master is Mr. J. P. Margeson.
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Winthrop Troop
Boy Scouts of America
the Baptist Church
Hermon Street
Ingleside Park Name Debated by Local Reader
A reader objects to misspelling Ingalls Park as Ingleside in park signage. The letter argues Ingalls is the correct surname linked to the playground, noting Ingalls Park belongs to the community and should retain proper naming.
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Park Commissioners
Ingleside
Ingalside
Ingalls
Ingle
Ingalls Park
Joyce Family Heads to Bluefield Vacation
Mr and Mrs John Joyce with Masters Carlton and Winthrop left last Saturday for Bluefield Maing. Mr Joyce for a week long vacation and Mrs Joyce and the children for a month.
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John” Joyce
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Ocean Spray Garage and Stable
Eder
Shirley St. Charles Berman
Gegal's Creamery
Winthrop St
Winthrop Centre
Sumner Savings Bank
Columbia Trust Co
Meridian Street
East
George W. Hargrave
William
Calhoun
County Savings Bank
Broadway
Winthrop Branch
Floyd & Tucker
Winthrop Street
Maverick Square
East Boston Savings Bank
W. W. Fordham
Public Meetings Committee
Avid Floyd
Old Chapel
England
A. E. Hayden
Deane- Winthrop
Channing Howard
Rawson
House Committee
B. N. Powell
Loring Road
Mary Boylan
Cottage Park Table
Gertrude Manning
Blanche Hayes
Catherine Hayes
Marjorie Manning
Grace Manning
Josephine Manning
Mrs. Marsh
Isabel Monarch
Louise Cody
Olive Cyr
Florence Cyr
Edith Cyr
Agnes C Yr
Julia Visal
Annie Visall
Miss J. Murphy
Alice Visall
Ella Malone
Henry Lewis
Edward Furnace
Timothy J. Barter
Siward
M. T. Ford
G. H. Sullivan
M. W. Willis
Doran
B. E. Harris
Catherine Lewis
Fred Lewis
Timothy Barter
Sarah Goodwin
Hher
H. P. Lappen
Julia Sullivan
John McAuliffe
Gertude Lappen
Catherine Goodwin
Elizabeth Hassan
Annie Shea
Margaret’ Maloney
Catherine Doncan
G. “LeVangie
Danel Campbell
Clarence Pike
Thornton Booth
Thomas Burke
Nora Pike
Foley
May Murray
Anna Burte
Edward T. Harrington
Omkr
Bennison
UGC
Azar
AML
E. B. Brown Dept. Store Incorporated
NEW Fire Aid Service
BOY Scouts
New York
Allen R. Roe
Revere, Mass
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