Boston Elevated Railway announces May 2 1908 service changes
Orient Heights to Scollay Square and Orient Heights to Scollay Square tunnel trains run on published intervals from early morning until midnight Sunday 6 23 with varied frequencies. Special cars may be chartered for balls theatre parties or excursions upon application to the Superintendent of Transportation at 101 Mill Street Room 701. Information on fares routes and connections available by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient Heights
Scollay Square
Gladstone Street
Court Street
Office of Superintendent of Transportation
Mill. Street
C. S
Winthrop Mail Hours and Sub Stations Detailed
Winthrop post office hours daily 7 a m to 8 p m Sundays 9 15 to 10 15 a m Money order window 8 a m to 6 p m Registration 7 a m to 8 p m Carriers pickup 7 30 1 45 4 p m Collections 7 30 11 1 30 4 20 6 p m Sundays 2 30 6 p m Holidays 7 30 a m 2 30 6 p m Street letter boxes collected 9 30 p m Daily Lists many street corners and sub stations for stamps money orders and registrations Inbound mail close and arrive times listed Supt David Belcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Avenue
Washington Avenue
Winthrop Street
Pleasant Street
Sunnyside Avenue
Bartlett Road
Paulie Street
Court Road
Lincoln Street
Reed Street
Centre R. R
Ocean View
Main Street
Revere
Cherry
Revere Street
Summit
Highlands Station
Crest Avenue Cor Green
Ocean Spray
Sea Foam Avenue
Shirley R. R
Cottage Street
Hillside Avenue
Shirley Street
Gove’s
New York
Boston
Crest Avenue
Highlands
Sturgis
Boston Transit Timetable to Orient Heights and Winthrop Beach
A May 28 1908 timetable lists weekday and weekend train departures from Boston to Orient Heights Beach Lynn and Winthrop areas. It includes multiple routes via Highlands Ingalls and Fagalls with frequent times through the day and notes that departures may be delayed. signed by H. L. Hoyt G T A John A. Fenno Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Beach
Highlands
Ingalls
Winthrop Fire Alarm Boxes and School Signals Notice
A historical listing details fire alarm box locations in Winthrop with streets and intersections, plus school bell and alarm procedures. It includes how to give an alarm, the sequence of blows, box testing dates, and contact numbers for Central and Beach stations. Names of officials and officials roles are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley St
Siren Ave
Harbor View
Cottage St
Hillside Ave
Crystal Cove
Farnbar
Tewksbury St
Shore Drive
Sturgis St
Ocean Ave
Pearl Ave
Mermaid Ave
Beach Road
Locust St
Grovers
Crest
Cliff
Floyd St
Temple
Highland
Revere St
George Turner
Sagamore
Almont
Cross Sts
Revere
Winthrop St
Bowdoin
Ocean View
Main
Banks
Hermon
Lincoln
Marshall
Pleasant
Court
Loring
Waldemar Ave
Wheelock
Sargent
Sargent St
Johnson Ave
Pleasant St
Cottage Park Road
Cottage Park
Woodside Ave
Seymour St
Pleasant and
Buchanan Sts
Washington and Elmwood
Washington Ave
Thornton Park
Chester Ave
Town Hall
Kimball’s Factory
Central Station
Beach Station
F. W. F. Woollcott
H. W. Roberts, Jr
H. N. Bangs
Board of Fire Engineers
A. F. Coggins
Mrs Sherman Advocates Noble Womanhood And Home Life
Mrs James B Sherman wife of the Republican vice presidential nominee discusses the role of women, home life and character requirements for suffrage. She favors noble qualities, staying at home for family and contrasts her views with universal woman suffrage while highlighting her ancestral signers of the Declaration of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Sherman
Washington
Utica
War Relief Society
Colonial Dames
Huntington
George Reed
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Winthrop MA
Public auction to foreclose a 1907 mortgage on a Winthrop lot of 14243 square feet with riparian rights. Sale set for August 17 1908 at 5 PM at the premises. Purchaser must pay $300 cash. Assignee Isaac C Hall holder and Winthrop announcer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian M. Foster
Ruth E. Foster
Susan Arletta Macgowan
P. Stainforth Macgowan
County of
Suffolk
Winthrop
Massachusetts
Pleasant Street
Lucy A. Mosman
Lucy A
Whitman & Howard
Isaac. C. Hall
Crescents Lose to Everett in Ten Inning Thriller
Everett defeated the Crescents 2 to 1 in ten innings at Crescent field. Trailing 1–0 in the ninth, Cox sparked a Crescents rally to force the tie, but Everett answered in the tenth to seal the win. Both starters pitched well. Elmstrom and Conrad backed by Nelson and Dougherty. Umpire Larkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Field
Everett
Crescents
Cox
Elmstrom
Conrad
Nelson
Dougherty
Larkin
John o Groats House Built As Octagonal Cellar Hall
John o Groats named after a Hol lander who settled at the most northerly point of Great Britain about 1489. He built a peculiar octagon house on Duncan's Head bay with eight windows and eight doors to admit eight family members and avoid quarrels at table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’ Groat
Great Britain
John O' Groat
Groat
Duncan's Head Bay
Printing as a business art and public perception
The passage stresses the importance of quality printing for business success. It argues patrons expect professional, well presented bills and notices on proper paper, noting that poor printing implies cheapness and damages credibility. The text frames printing as essential for credible communication with the public.
Plain and Fancy Printing Ad Claims Quality Service
A printing business advertises reliable service for all orders. It emphasizes a neat attractive result, capacity for any size job, modern type and materials, and a competent staff ready to handle work.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Elevated Railway Company
A.m
David Belcher
Boston, Revere Beach
Lynn
R. BR
Orient Heights Beach
Crescent Beach
Bath House
West Lynn
Winthrop Centre
Fagalls
P.M. Winthrop Highlands
H. L. Hoyt
G. T
John A. Fenno
Winthrop Fire Alarm
Frank
Barrett
Photographic Studio
Wadsworth
Block, Winthrop
Walter B. Thayet
Walter B. Thayer
Mass
Robert P. Murphy
HOTEL
Albany
41St Street
Broadway
College Inn
Co-operative Bank
A.B. Whirtemore, Sec'y
Reas
Wadsworth Building
Mrs. Sherman
New
York
Nell
David Floyd
School Street
Mes
James
Sherman
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