Newspaper price list and outlet map for Winthrop Sun and Visitor
The Winthrop Sun and Visitor lists 77 copies priced at 5 cents each, available at numerous outlets including A. T. Bagness opposite Boston Revere Beach Lynn Boston Winthrop Beach Co opposite Beach Station Rogers Centre Store Jefferson and Winthrop Streets Brown's Pharmacy Centre W. K. Thayer Ocean Spray Elizabeth Rippay Centre Station Lewis Block Washington avenue Highland Station Depot Wadsworth Block Ocean Spray Pharmacy and a variety store opposite the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Bagness
Boston
Revere Beach
Lynn
Winthrop Beach Co
Rogers’ Centre
Jefferson and
Winthrop Streets
Brown's Pharmacy
Centre
W. K. Thayer
Ocean Spray
Elizabeth Rippay
Centre Station
Lewis
Washington Avenue
Highland Station
Wadsworth
Variety
Opp
Whist Party and Musicale at Crest Lodge Cottage
A Friday whist party at Miss Annie Mooney's Crest Lodge Cottage near Shore Drive drew over 200 attendees to benefit a local young woman awaiting medical care. The event featured 50 card tables, an impromptu musicale, a collation, and prizes donated by the committee led by Mrs. James H. Doyle and others with numerous attendees receiving honors and souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore Drive
Annie Mooney
Crest Lodge
James H. Doyle
A. Tannigan
K. Wilder
A. A. Robinson
Annie Sharkey
Joseph Cahill
John LeFavor
Benjamin Stiles
Fn McCue
Graham
J. L. Mitchel
Agnes A Quirck
Charles Brown
James Power
J. Marlow
J. Bradley
Anna Mahoney
D. J. Mahoney
Nellie O'Brien
Catra ‘Levy
Joseph Kaufman
Edward Kelley
J. Connelly
J. H. Fitzpatrick
M. Britten
J. H. Hart
Hugh Bradley
Birthday Party Honors Edith Mc Laughlin at Wolcott Home
A Friday evening birthday gathering for Mrs Edith Mc Laughlin was hosted by her parents at 440 Pleasant Street. The event featured a musicale with Truman Wolcott Arthur Wilson Willis Turner and Mrs Mc Laughlin among guests including A H Wolcott J A Beale W Weld W W Turner W Mills George Gurney George Beadle T A Conway H A Packard and many Ellis and Wolcott family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith ]McLaughlin
A. H. Wolcott
Pleasant Street
Truman Wolcott
Arthur Wilson
Willis Turner
A. Beale
W. Weld
W. W. Turner
W. (. Mills
George Gurney
George Beadle
T.A. Conway
H. A. Packard
Lillian Hatch
A. Ellis
Ella Healey
Elizabeth Bowe
A. M.pittfield
Tlattie Ellis
Josephine Ellis
Florence Ellis
Daisy Ellis
Hazel Beadle
Martin Conway
William Wolcott
Charles Ellis
Frank Ray
Winthrop Commandery Plans Salem Willows Picnic
Winthrop Commandery No. 42 United Order of the Golden Star met at Endicott Hall with Lady Ellen F. Smith presiding and Deputy Lady Allen aiding in initiating several new members. A social hour followed. The annual order picnic takes place at Salem Willows today with about 50 members expected to attend and participate in afternoon sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Commandery
United Order of the Golden Star
Endicott Hall
Ellen F. Smith
Bowdoin Street
Lady Allen
Hope Commandery
South Boston
Order
Salem Willows
Winthrop Lodge
Winthrop Post Office Letters for Week Ending August 21
List of names remaining in the Winthrop post office for the week ending August 21 includes Ames Miss Courtney L Armstrong Miss Ida Bartlett Mrs Susan A Berne Mrs F C Boyle CW Cain Lillian E Callahan Mrs J W Driscoll Susie Frost Nina J Martin J Meara Leonora Simpson James C Stickney Mrs L A Stone Elizabeth Wright coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
The Prosperity Number Revere Journal Preview
The Revere Journal issue highlights a 24 page edition themed as The Ideal Home Town and Reveré Real Estate. It features town history and portraits of local figures from Revere and Winthrop, including Foreen Channing Howard and Prof. J H Ripley, with notes on ex Senators Burnham Hall and others. The piece cites growth data since the Narrow Gauge was built in 1875 and promises updated 1909 figures from town assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Reveré
Boston, Revére ,Beach & Lynn
Neptune
Atlantic
Winthrop
Channing Howard
J. H. Ripley
Albert S. Burnham
Winthrop, Town Meeting Participants; ex-Senator “Alfred §. Hall
Burnham
A. B. Curtis
Clarence A. Warren
Samuel A. Segee
Samuel Gibby
Suffolk County Commission
General Court
C. F. Chisholm
Suburban Gas & Electric Co
Thomas Mulligan
Mulligan
Witthrop
Six years in Europe interview with Harrison Otis
Harrison Gray Otis of Winthrop, back from a six year European trip, recalls a quiet, enjoyable voyage with long stops for education. He mentions Florence, Vallombrosa, Wiesbaden, Cologne, London, Malahide near Dublin, Howth, and Dublin Bay, noting higher European prices and the value of travel for children. He praises Italy and Italy's value, and says America remains irreplaceable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Gray Otis
Winthrop
Boston Herald
Herald
Mr Otis
America
Florence
Vallambrosa
Haly
Marguerite
Switzerland
Rigi
Wiesbaden
Germany
Rhine
Cologne
England
London
Malachik
Ireland
Dublin
Howth
Kingston
Dublin Bay
Brighton
United States
Europe
Tuscany
Italy
Box
Bournmoth
Entertainment and dance at The Surfside event
About 200 guests enjoyed an evening at The Surfside with a program from 8 to 10 led by readers Mrs. Alice Raiche and Mrs. Andrew Crotty, plus Miss Alice Baker and Miss Josephine Carleton. Philip Sanguinetti sang as a tenor soloist, and twelve ladies staged Mrs Jarley’s wax works causing much fun. Strachan Orchestra provided music and guests played nine tables of whist afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surfside
Alice Raiche
Springfeld
Andrew Crotty
Roxbury
Alice Baker
Shirley Street
Josephine Carleton
Jocky
Philip Sanguinettay
New York
Porch Fair for Colonial Chapter Eastern Star
A porch fair by Colonial Chapter Order of the Eastern Star is planned for this Saturday afternoon and evening August 21 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. Maynard 158 Cliff Avenue. Convened by Catherine L. Craib and assistants to feature apron candy and fancy work tables cabbage patch umbrella table and ice cream and cake booth.
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Colonial Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Guy
H. Maynard
Cliff Avenue
Catherine L. Craib
Joseph W. Haines
Austin E. Carpenter
David Belcher
Rodney W Walch
Charles W. Kelly
Walpole Independents Defeat Winthrop A C 2 1
Walpole Independents beat Winthrop A C 2 to 1 at Walpole Saturday afternoon. Final innings 12-8-4-5-6-7 8-9, Walpolersannsstt 000001001-2 Winthrop .0001.00000-1. The report notes the low scoring game with Walpole taking the win on late scoring.
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Walpole
Walpole Independents
Winthrop A. C
Property Transfers List From Woodside and Court Road
A sequence of real estate transfers showing pairs of grantor and grantee names with street locations including Woodside avenue, Woodside Park, Winthrop street, Lincoln terrace, Otis street, Sea Foam avenue, Loring road, Court road, Hutchinson street, and Highland and Grovers avenues. Several entries indicate trustees or estates with dates and monetary value noted as $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick S. Hughes
Samuel J. Wilde
Woodside Avenue
Woodside Park
Q. Cardenia
F.king
Samuel E. Linton
Winthrop Street
Private Way
Edgar F. Power
Alice G. Greeley
Lincoln Terrace
John H. Storer
Henry Schulmacher, Jr
Otis Street
Richard White
Nathan Bloch
Sea Foam Avenue
Mary E. Burk
Norman Fish
Thomas K. Hughes
Loring Road
Sophie _F. Winn
Frederick H. Eaves
Court Road
Gantlet of 1793 Prisoners Recounted by Indiana Pioneer
David Johnson and John Severns recount a 1793 incident when two white prisoners faced a gantlet of 100 Indians in an Indiana village. One man died after a heavy blow. the younger man fought through to try to save him, was overpowered, and the village chief adopted the survivor. Severns said intervention would have cost him his life.
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David Johnson
Indiana
John Severus
Severns
W. M. Cockrum
Johnson
The Joy of Eating in Berlin
A Berlin letter describes the social eating culture with meals at odd hours and abundant sidewalk dining. Germans savor meals as casual daily rituals, from early coffee and rolls to supper at eight, and many dine at open air restaurants while listening to music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Springfield
Mass
Lord Sheffield's Pocketbook Trick Folly
Lord Sheffield boasted that no one could steal from him undetected while walking with a friend in Piccadilly. The friend’s distraction allowed a pickpocket to lift the pockethandkerchief. The lord seized a passerby and charged him, but the friend revealed the joke and the thief was released. Later the lord found his pocketbook missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Sheffield
Piccadilly
London Express
Sure of Something Good in Evening Dinner Plans
Van Antler and Grubb discuss dinner as the new English butler handles catering. Van Antler says he asked the butler to send something from the kitchen table for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Antler
Grubb
Puck
Staylaight-Oh and Miss Wobbins Visit Prompt
The dialogue lines feature Staylaight-Oh asking to visit Miss Wobbins who responds with doubt about the visit. The exchange hints at social etiquette and possible tension about meeting again.
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Miss Wobbins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Whist Party and Musicale
U.O.G.S
Entertainment and Dance
Porch Fair
Winthrop A.C
Winthrop Real Estate
Fletcher
Winthrop, Mass
Floyd & Tucker
H. T. Whitman
Whitman & Howard
Devonshire St
Winthrop and
Fort Hill
Gabler
Shoninger Ludwig & CO
Winter & CO. Bays
Blake the Piano Man
Washington St
Oxford
R. J. Promises
Revere Street
Winthrop Hardware Company
W.G. Grant
Magee’s Corner
Massachusetts Wharf Coal Company
Winthrop Delivery
Kilby Street
East Boston
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