Missionary Beaman to Preach at Winthrop Baptist Church
The Sunday morning service at First Baptist Church on Hlermon Street features Rev W F Beaman, a veteran West China missionary who arrived in 1898. He will share experiences and plans for a union meeting with the Christian Endeavor at 7 pm, while Pastor Rev Frederick M White is due back from vacation next week.
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The
Baptist.Church
Beaman
Kiating
West China
China
Shanghai
Yangtee
Frederick M. White
Eliza L Chauncey Dies in Newfoundland During Visit
Mrs Eliza Liscomb Chauncey wife of the late Robert Chauncey and former Winthrop resident died Friday in St John s Newfoundland where she was visiting relatives She had lived many years in Winthrop and was noted for charity and church work The funeral was held Thursday at Union Congregational Church with burial in Winthrop Cemetery Survivors include her daughter Mrs Thomas and sister Mrs F A Allen of Hancock Street Beeton Newfoundland relatives were visiting when the illness struck
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Eliza Liscomb Chauncey
Robert Chauncey
Winthrop
St. John’s
Newfoundland
New York City
Samuel O. Thomes
River Road
Union Congregational Church
Alexander L. McKenzie
Boston
Helen Young
Chauncey
Thomas
F. A. Allen
Hancock Street
Beeton
C. K. Johnson
Winthrop Street
Sunday Services at Corner Hermon Church
Corner Hermon and School streets hosts Rev W C Litchfield minister with services at 10 45 morning and 12 o clock Sunday school Young People Union at 6 o clock Seats free church funded by subscriptions and contributions all invited Paragraph Pulpit omitted until second Sunday in September minister reachable by telephone or mail at Falmouth Heights Mass
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Hermon
School
W. C
Litchfield
Hermon Street
Young People’s Religious Union
Falmouth Heights
Mass
Union Congregational Church Services and Events
Union Congregational Church at Tewksbury street Winthrop Beach announces morning worship at 10 80. The subject The Law of Attainment. Sunday School at noon directed by Mr Charles Shearer. Evening praise service at 7 30 with congregational singing and a soprano solo by Miss Marion Croley. Pastor speaks on Character the Wisely Adjusted Life. Prayer meeting Friday 7 45. Ladies Aid first meeting September 19 with committee for picnic at Waverly Oak.
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Union Congregational Church
Tewksbury Street
Winthrop Beach
A. L. McKenzie
Sanday School
Charles Shearer
Young Ladies Choir
Marion Croley
Waverly Oake
Donald ‘Macalister
Elmer Slocomb
William Merson
James Hamilton
John Spence
St John’s Episcopal Church Service at 10:30 A.M.
St Johns Episcopal Church located at Bowdoin and Buchanan streets invites the public to morning prayer and service led by Rector Rev W Henry at 10:30 A.M. Expect traditional liturgy and community gathering.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bowdoin and
Buchanan Streets
W. Henry
Frost Public Library and Local Readings 1814 Items
The Frost Public Library hours are 2 30 to 9 PM on weekdays. Isabel How presented a pamphlet titled Resolves of the General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts 1814, with a Senate and House member list. Maine sent eight counties to Boston with Winthrop’s Alexander Belcher and Governor Caleb Strong condemning the War of 1812. Chelsea had no representative that year. Notable figures include William Sturgis and Harrison Gray Otis connected to Winthrop. Members were paid two dollars a day. The note lists various books and catalog items, and quotes from the Chicago Tribune about pirates and a doctor joke.
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Pullen Point
Isabel How
Sargent Street
General Court of the Commonwealth of
Caleb Strong
Chelsea
William Sturgis
Boston
Winthrop
General Court
Harrison Gray Otis
Deane Winthrop House Opens Weekdays for Public Tours
The oldest house in Old Boston invites the public on weekdays from 2 to 5 p.m. Visitors may reach the site via Ocean Spray station. The notice also promotes using want ads for buying selling or renting real estate and lost and found items, asserting they bring results.
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Old Boston
Ocean Spray Station
Auctioneer David Floyd Runs Boston Auction Notice
By David Floyd, Auctioneer at 84 School St Boston and at Winthrop listing upcoming sales. Details remain terse with location and contact point for buyers and consignors.
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David Floyd
School St
Boston
Winthrop
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Winthrop
Public auction of a parcel in Winthrop Suffolk County Massachusetts for foreclosure of a 1903 mortgage by James Paterson to Lucy A Floyd. Sale August 22 1908 at 3:30 pm on premises at Shirley Street Mermaid Avenue. Property 4474 square feet. plan dated June 1875. purchaser pays $100 cash. taxes due.
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James Paterson
Lucy
A. Floyd
County of Suffolk
Winthrop
County of
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Shirley Street
Mermaid Avenue
D. M. Bristol
Bristol
Annie M. Smith
Samuel Ingalls
Mortgagee's Sale of Winthrop Lot 6 on Linden Street
Mortgagee Wilbur F Stafford transfers to James P Prince and will sell at public auction on September 21 1908 at 2 p m on the premises in Winthrop Mass Lot 6 shown as 5348 square feet on a plan by Frederick H Gowing recorded in Suffolk Deeds. The sale is subject to a prior mortgage and other terms noted.
Auction Notice for Lot 5 in Winthrop Mass Mortgage
P Prince mortgaged property in Winthrop Mass with Suffolk Deeds record to be sold at public auction on Monday September 21 1908 at 2 PM. The parcel described as Lot 5 on plan of land on Linden and Atlantic Streets begins 132 feet northerly from Linden Atlantic corner, runs 40 feet along Linden, 133.7 feet east along Lots 4 3 2, 40 feet by Lot 1, 133.7 feet west to the start, totaling 5348 square feet according to plan.
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Wilbur F. Stafford
James P. Prince
Suffolk
Winthrop Mass
Linden Street
Atlantic Streets
Going Out to See a Man Invention of a Ward Joke
A Louisville Courier Journal note recounts how Artemus Ward’s joke about “going out to see a man” during a 1865 lecture popularized the phrase. Editor H R Tracey added a pun suggesting he would escort Ward to see Aman, the restaurant keeper, boosting Aman’s business as men began leaving Act breaks.
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Artemus Ward
H.R. Tracey
Washington Republican
Artemus
Aman
Restaurateur
Louisville Courier-Journal
Youngster Answers Visitor About Maturity Age
A visitor asks what the boy will be when grown. The child replies simply that he will be twenty-one. The brief exchange appears in the Herald.
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Walter B. Thayer
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Wenthrop Beach
Revere
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Frank
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Washington Ave
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Bertwa Wheeler
Main St
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le Bon Ton Millinery
Murtha
All Soul’s Church
Unitarian
Frost Public Library
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Brages
West
Flanders
A. Forestier
G. W. T. Omond
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Highth
Massachusetts Infantry
United States
Harry E. Webber
Good Old Dorchester
William Dana Orcutt
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A. M. Wiliamson
L. M. ‘Montgomery
Howard Pyle
Simeon Ford
Pirates
Chicago News
Indiana
Chicago ‘Tribune
Montalene
Lucy A. Floyd
Frederick H. Gowing
Atlantic St
Mtgee
Railroad Street
Columbia Square
Suburban Gas and Electric 60
Massachusetts Wharf Coal Company
Winthrop Delivery
Kilby Street
East Boston
Floyd & Tucker
Floyd & Tucker Notary Public Justice OF the Peace
School Street
City Hall
T. J. Mahaney
Carpenter
Taie
SHO
Bryant & Stratton Commercial School
Boylston Street
A. m
H. E. Hibbard
Boylston ST
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