Mutual Aid System Links Boston Metro Firefighting
A Boston article explains how a regional Mutual Aid plan enables rapid cross-town fire support. Winthrop’s alarm 696 triggers automatic apparatus moves from Boston and neighboring towns, markedly improving coverage without new municipal boundaries.
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Fitzgerald
Daly
Boston
Chelsea
State Firemen’s Association
Winthrop
Boston Fire Alarm “Office
Newton
Somerville
Milton
Brookline
East Boston
Egine
Boston Department
Whist Party At 89 Washington Ave Draws Dense Attendance
The 20th Century club held a whist party at Mrs. David Ma honey’s home with 22 attendees including 6 guests. Winners were Mrs. James H. Doyle first and Mrs. Daniel Coleman second. A musical entertainment followed with vocal and piano pieces, then a collation. The event featured decorations of carnation and plants and drew a large crowd unseen since a Crest hall fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mahoney
Washington Avenue
20Th Century Club
James H. Doyle
Daniel Coleman
William Lanigan
Joseph McQueeny
Eugene Cronin
John O'Meally
Young's
Ocean Spray
McKenney, &Waterbury Co
Franklin_street
Congress
Boston
Harry F. Hawkes
Winthrop
Adelaide C. Davis
Appleton
Maine
Thomaston
Handel and Haydn Society 1910 11 Concert Schedule
The Handel and Haydn Society announces the 1910 11 season at Symphony Hall with Messiah on Dec 8 and 19 1910 Verdi Requiem on Feb 12 1911 Creation on Easter Sunday Apr 16 1911 Two Messiah performances continue to draw audiences and justify the custom Information on soloists ticket sales and seating from secretary L K Storrs 17 Milk Street Boston
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Columbia Trust Co
Meridian Street
East Boston
George W. Hargrave
William I. Calhoun
Handel and Haydn Society
Symphony Hall
L. K. Storrs
Milk Street
Boston
Successful Musicale At Mrs Remby’s Home
A Wednesday evening musicale at 144 Circuit Road for the M E church fair neckwear and handkerchief table drew a large audience. A two hour program featured Mrs H Carleton Slack Professor W S Cowlishaw Miss Pearl Dow Miss Gerrish Katharine Devereux Ada Cahill and Mr G M Taylor with piano and vocal numbers and impersonations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Remby
Circuit Road
M. E. Church
H. Carleton
Slack
W. S. Cowlishaw
Pearl Dow
Gerrish
Katharine Devereux
Ada Cahill
G M. Taylor
Miss Devereux
Professor Cowlishaw
Miss Gerrish
Inquest Probes Fire at Young's Hotel
Deputy Chief George C. Neal leads a closed inquest into the Young's hotel fire in Winthrop. About 30 people including guests, firemen and residents testify as the board concludes the blaze began in the laundry room and was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s Hotel
George C. Neal
Massachusetts District
Winthrop Death Engine House
James J. Grady
Fred W. Woolcott
Winthrop Fire Department
Ellsworth Burrill
Police Department
Neal
Fifth Q and Q club meets at Mrs Jacobs home
The fifth meeting of the Q and Q club was held at the home of Mrs. Jacobs at 135 Quincy Avenue on Tuesday November 29. The afternoon paper titled Mark Thrain was read by Ms. Mary Topham. The club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Topham on Summit Avenue Tuesday December 13. DELLA G HOWE Sev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. and
Q. ‘Club
Ie Jacobs
Quincy Avenue
Mary Topham
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Co-Operative Bank
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E. F. Cuisholm & Co
Water Street
Thornton Park
Ww. C. Skaggs
Sumner Floyd
Undertaker
Winthrop ST
Frankie Anthony
North Centre Street
Sargent St
Harry V. Grandin
Summit Ave
Winthrop Highlands
East Boston Savings Bank
Exchange Place
Boston Wharf
Winthrop, Bridge
Boston Herald
A. T. Bliss
Knickerbocker
New York
Ocean Spray Stables
J. Byron Barrett
George B. Barrett
Providence
Shieldon
Bertha Sheldon
de Cane
Mrs. Slack
Miss Pearl Dow
QUEST
Question Club
Pines Riverbank
Revere
Edward T. Harrington
Broadway, Revere
Malden St
Ome & Mrs. Bennison
le Leeree
Oh Are
E. B. Brown Department Store
Peters
Tremont Street
W. B. Thayer
Shirley
Massachusetts
County Savings Bank
Broadway
Floyd & Tucker
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