Mass Times at St John the Evangelist Church
The church at Winthrop Centre announces Sunday Masses begin at 7 815 930 and 1030 with John H Griffin rector. Children should attend the 815 Mass.
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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1913
Page
8
The church at Winthrop Centre announces Sunday Masses begin at 7 815 930 and 1030 with John H Griffin rector. Children should attend the 815 Mass.
St John s Episcopal Church on Bowdoin and Buchanan streets with rector C W Henry held Holy Communion at 8 a m and morning prayer and sermon at 10 30 a m on Sunday.
Union Congregational church at Tewksbury street led by Seelye Bryant minister. Residence 183 Washington Avenue. Phone 677 W. Services Sunday 10:30 am and 7:30 pm with Sunday school at noon. Mid week worship Wednesday 7:45 pm. Communion first Sunday mornings alternate months. Ladies Aid Society meet alternate Thursdays at 2 pm. Women's Missionary Society meets second Wednesday each month at 2:30 pm.
The Union Church of Christ at Point Shirley will hold morning service at 10 45 am Sunday school at noon and evening service at 7 30 pm The church is ready for winter use pending funds and widespread cooperation is urged to make it a local moral and spiritual blessing.
The First Baptist Church at 60 Hermon Street lists services with Rev. Chas R Powers preaching both morning and evening. A call was extended to Rev. Wm J Day of Rockland Me to become pastor. Day accepted and begins October 1.
John W. Hollyday died in a hospital after a illness at his Boston office and a recent relapse. He served in federal postal roles including chief clerk to the Second Assistant Postmaster General and superintendent of the N E Railway Mail service. He leaves a widow and daughter and was interred in National cemetery after services in Washington with Masonic and Odd Fellows honor.
William H Murray died Thursday August 21 at his Point Shirley summer home. funeral at 1 30 pm Sunday at 76 Atlantic street with Rev Charles W Henry officiating. interment Cambridge Cemetery. he was a longtime Cambridge Arlington resident later living in Winthrop and active in Dunster Lodge S O O F North Cambridge Encampment Ida F Butler Rebekah Lodge Arlington K of P Arlington U C T Council 44 Boston and Point Shirley Yacht Club where he served as secretary. Survived by wife two sons and a daughter.
Members of the Onwego club and guests sailed from Cottage Park Yacht Club aboard Hester captained by Horace Waite at 10 am. The voyage visited Thompson's Island to inspect the Farms and Trades School led by C. Bradley, with 95 of 100 capacity filled and a printing plant, steam laundry, band hall, and workshops. Captain Pierce of the City Point Life Saving Station shared rescues, as luncheon followed on the station deck.
Winthrop Yacht Club changes the Bermuda Cup course to avoid conflicts with Marblehead event. The 33 mile course runs from Winthrop Bell buoy to Graves whistler Boston light ship Davis ledge Harding's ledge Bos ton light ship Flip rock spar buoy Graves whistler Flip rock buoy and finish at Winthrop bell buoy. A large fleet of top racing craft has entered.
The Cottage Park Hotel staged a pool event with eleven races last Saturday in festive grounds decorated with flags and banners. Winners included Henry Safford in dash across pool and Safford Bros in a relay, with divers and swimmers such as Mrs W W Phillips and Miss Mildred Wyman also noted.
Post office readers see a weekly tally of remaining letters. Names include Phillip Alexander Mrs C Bacon Miss Bassett Ira Coyle Wm H Ciaras Thos D Fallon Miss Gay Mrs A Gerhue Mabel Grant Addie Greeley Mrs M Greenberg Florence Green Chas Henry W Henderson Edith M Howard Hazel Kerwin Charlotte Lawson Betty Lanius M Letty Mrs Little Anna Lundin Adolph McClintock James Merritt Mrs O M Mourk Lucinda Porter Sidney R Radway Mrs W F Robinson W J Small Mrs E T Southgate Mrs Bertha Sullivan Helen Sullivan W M Walker Lillian Waite J Wilcox Wm E Williams Geo M Woodard Ernest Zimbach.
A Winthrop Yacht Club hall concert featured Somerville's orchestra and dance music. Soloists Wallace Munroe Wm Irwin performed with encores. Miss Bennett and Mrs Charles A Grimes impressed audiences with cabaret and song. Leo Flood chaired the organizing committee.
The Office of Collector of Taxes Winthrop Massachusetts advertises unpaid 1911 taxes on parcels in Winthrop Suffolk with details of owners, descriptions, and lots. Tax sale by public auction scheduled September 11, 1913 at two o clock pm at Town Hall unless discharged earlier.
Foreclosure sale announced for September 23 1913 on a Winthrop Suffolk County Lot 58 plan 1895 by Charles F Cass assignee of the mortgage under Susan A Twombly will. Description details bound by Thornton Street and Lot 52 54 0 plan with 7425 square feet. Deposit required ten dollars? purchase price cash at sale balance two weeks after deed. Samuel Kalesky attorney Tremont Boston.
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