First Baptist Church of Winthrop Notice
The First Baptist Church on Berton Street Winthrop at 179 Hermon Street invites members to morning worship at 10 50 Bible School at 12 00 and evening worship at 7 30 The adjourned Woman's Missionary Society meeting is Wednesday The C E consecration topic Life Lessons from First John Led by Mr J P Margeson The last observance of the Lord's Supper for 1909 will be at 11 30 Sunday morning with a short sermon at 10 30 The annual corporation meeting is set for Monday December 6 members will be notified if adjourned.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Woman's Missionary, Society
John
J. Pe Margeson
Corporation of the First Baptist Church
Corporation
Union Congregational Church Service Notes Tewksbury
Morning worship at 10 30 with sermon The Yoke of Peace. Miss Marion Croley soloist Helen E Young organist. Sunday school at noon. Deacons and superintendents listed. Evening service 7 30 on Gods Many Voices. Friday popular service 7 45. Teachers and home department members urged to attend.
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Union Congregational Church
Tewksbury
Young’s Hotel
Alexander L. McKenzie
Shore Drive
Marion Croley
Helen E Young
Frank B Jenkins
A. L. MecKenzie
Ralph Shorey
Unitarian Souls Church invites attendees to services
The AIL Souls Church Unitarian on the corner of Hermon and School streets led by Rev W C Litchfield invites all to attend services from November 1 to May 1. Morning service at 10 45, Sunday school at 12, Young People's Union at 6 30. Seats free. Regulations note future speaker plans and a union meeting with East Boston’s Church of Our Father.
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Hermon
W. C._ Litchfield
Hermon Street
Young People’s Religious Union
American Unitarian Association
Tooms
Litchfield
Vestrf
Cudworth Guild
Church of Our Father
East Boston
First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal Program
The First Church of Winthrop presents a weekly program led by Rev. Charles Tilton with EF Rowland and others. Services include communion Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and a full schedule of Sunday school classes, Epworth League activities, musical leadership by H W Ware and junior and youth programs throughout the day.
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First Church of
Winthrop
Methodist Episcopal
Charles Tilton
Jefferson Street
E. Rowland
G. W. Goldsmith
A. H. Nickerson
S. Downing
E. E. Rowland
Minnie Floyd
H.W. Ware
Jack Knudson
Epworth League
St Johns Episcopal Church sermon and services notice
St Johns Episcopal Church at Bowdoin and Buchanan announces services on Sunday December 5. 8 am Holy Communion 10 30 am Holy Communion and sermon 12 10 pm Sunday school 7 30 pm Evening prayer and sermon subject How Shall I Choose a Church There will be special music with full boy choir Rev C W Henry rector
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Bowdoin and
Buchanan Streets
C.W. Henry
St. John's Church Posts Sunday Mass Times
St John s Roman Catholic Church on Winthrop Street lists Sunday Masses at 7 8 30 10 and 11 am with children urged to attend 8 30 mass. John H Griffin is the rector.
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St. John’s Roman Catholic Church
Winthrop Street
John. H. Griffin
Souls' Church Call to Self Examination and Perfection
The article urges readers to practice self examination free from personal bias. It emphasizes facing unfinished interior motives with honesty. It echoes the call to moral striving, invoking Jesus’ injunction to strive for perfection in daily life.
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Jesus
Frost Public Library Opens Hours and Exchanges
The Frost Public Library lists weekday hours 1:30 to 9 p.m. and book exchanges at H O Shirley Street Winthrop Beach on Wednesdays and Saturdays. It lists several books with call numbers including The Garden of Eden by George Hodges and Recollections by Washington Gladden.
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Ho, Shirley Street
Winthrop Beach
Garden of Eden
George Hodges
Epworth League Supper Boosts Local Youth Group
The Epworth League held a highly enjoyed supper in the church vestry with about one hundred members present. Grace Clark and her assistants organized the event, the White and Red sides were thanked, and Pastor remarks and games followed to boost league activity and Sunday service turnout in Winthrop.
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Ie Eee
League
Grace Clark
J. A. Knudson
Epworth
Winthrop
Mabel ‘Clark
Jaunting car owner flees with fine money
Pat Kelly, owner of the village’s only jaunting car, was fined 20 shillings or seven days in jail. He chose jail and paid for transport to the prison after demanding 30 shillings in advance. He then returned the money to the inspector and left, making the constable walk back.
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Pat Kelly
Kelly
Pompeii House From Ancient Storm Found With Relics
In Pompeii an exhumed house shows it was under repair when the volcanic surge struck. Paintings, decorations and tools lay scattered, whitewash spots marked walls and floor, and domestic items such as pots and a bronze dish with a sucking pig awaited an oven that never emptied. About 23 crusty loaves remained preserved.
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Pompeii
Whitefield on Love and Marriage in 18th Century England
The essay recalls George Whitefield who died September 30 1770 and his stance on marriage He proposed to a young lady in 1740 declaring he was free from love When declined he wed an elderly Welsh widow described as a merry widow whose death ended his distress This stark anecdote reflects his candid views on romance.
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Whitefield
Westminster Gazette
Ringtailed Monkeys Caught by Banana Nut Trap
Traders describe ringtailed monkeys as highly valuable and outline a clever trap. A split coconut with a banana and wood creates a paw-sized hole that lures the monkey. The creature grasps the nut, cannot withdraw, and is captured after clinging to the tree.
Boy’s scientific curiosity shocks mother in odd parable
A small boy in a Short Stories tale contrasts growing curiosity with a mother’s resistance. He recalls dropping his younger brother who did not bounce but cried, highlighting the humor and concern around intellect and play. The exchange exposes differing views on value and growth.
Eccentric Roosting of Tou Cans Described by London Standard
The London Standard reports on toucans adopting an unusual roosting posture. The bird folds its tail over its back, concealing its large bill within soft feathers, forming a compact ball of plumage that hides all bird-like features.
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London Standard
Smaltiness of Congregation Sparks Pulpit Debate
The Rev K Mowatt Laightly recalls asking Brother Goodsole if he would speak that morning, and Goodsole confirms the announcement. Laightly complains about the congregation's smaltiness, noting puzzlement over turnout.
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Brother Goodsole
K. Mowatt
Chicago ‘Tribune
Unfashionable Figure Emma-1t Seeks Cure in Marienbad
In a clipped fragment the message states Emma-1t must travel to Marienbad for a cure. A doctor is questioned, the dressmaker is named, and a punishing figure arrives as a crippled outcome is hinted.
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Emma
Marienbad
Seven Steps for Health From Dr Butler
The article outlines seven life rules for health. Eat moderate portions of wholesome foods including grains and meat. Breathe clean air day and night and exercise in open air. Retire early and rise early. Wear warm flannel and bathe frequently. Live in sunshine and keep a bright, well lit room. Cultivate a cheerful temper and avoid worry, seek jolly company, and laugh often.
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F. G. Butler
Chicago Journal
Delacroix Chases Yellow Color Stand In Paris Cab
The painter Delacroix chased a taxi in Paris after a yellow shade, bargaining with the cab passenger to stop so he could buy the color. He promised a sketch of his painting in return, and months later the merchant received a drawing of his Assassination of the Archbishop of Liege.
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Delacroix
Paris
Tam
Rue
Delacroix R
Trate
Liege
Peter the Great and Balakireff Cart of Earth Legend
The tale recalls a jest that became policy as Peter the Great vowed to reclaim land after Balakirett’s banishment. Balakirett claimed he stood on Swedish soil in a Finland cart, provoking the czar to proclaim Finland would become Russian soil, then acted to extend his control.
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Vfinkwuid
Peter the Great
Balakirett
Peter
Finland
Evidence before committee on railway opposition sparks legal tension
In a parliamentary inquiry a Scot farmer testifies for the bill while an exchange with the wily KC reveals a proposal to switch sides for pay. The KC’s cross questioning ends abruptly as the witness faces a sharp inquiry on inducement.
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Hodge
IK. C
Pipes Frozen by Warm Spells
Water pipes underground often freeze after a warm spell following a cold snap. The ground loses heat as moisture freezes, cooling the pipe like an ice cream freezer and causing it to freeze despite rising air temperatures.
Trimp’s Whimsical Complaint Echoes Farmer’s Quip
A humorous exchange has a faltering character lamenting constant opposition. The farmer replies that at least a foot isn’t raised. The dialogue relies on playful wordplay to deliver a light, rustic anecdote.
Liszt’s Simple Advice For Efficient Piano Skill
Liszt answered a question on becoming a more efficient piano player with two concise steps. He urged eating well and walking briskly, emphasizing healthful habits as the foundation of practice and performance. He spoke in a laconic style, underscoring practicality over theory.
Medford Couple Married in Thanksgiving Eve Home Ceremony
David Park Fletcher and Mary Ethel Libby of Medford united in marriage at 171 Sheridan avenue Medford in a ceremony at the bride’s father Charles F Libby home. Rev Charles Tilton officiated with about one hundred guests. The couple will reside at the same Sheridan address after January 1.
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Sheridan Avenue
Medford
David Park Fletcher
Mary Ethel Libby
Charles F. Libby
Charles Tilton
First Church
Winthrop
Frank M. Fletcher
Clara L. Libby
Fred Libby
Porto Rico
Fred Taylor
Dorchester
Prescott
Lexington
Francis Taylor
Boston University
Jnany
Ocean Spray
F. E. White
Somerville
Government of the Future and municipal governance debate
The Philadelphia Press questions whether the commission form of government is the best future for cities. A fragmented dialogue accompanies the page with a jumbled exchange about debt to medical science and a humorous aside.
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Philadelphia Press
New Auto Combination Chemical Engine Arrives for Revere
The American LaFrance unit arrived Monday and underwent a Wednesday test at Walden Street station Revere Beach. Demonstrations showed speed hill climbing and quick response. The two 35 gallon chemical tanks carry 1000 feet hose and 25 feet ladders on a 60 hp engine capable of 60 mph. weight 5850 pounds. cost 4975 dollars. Present were General Manager Cross and R D Hazzard representing the company.
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Revere
Walden Street
Revere Beach
American Lafrance Fire Engine Company
Cross
R. D. Hazzard
Fire Department
Revere Beach Boulevard
Point of Pines
Pines
Centennial Avenue
Walnut Avenue
Prospect Avenue
Central Fire Station
Broadway
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Winthrop Berton Street
Belsher Street
Fredericn M. Waite
Scnpay Services
Christ
Unitarian
Columbia Square
Tilton
A. Thompson
H. W. Ware
St. John’s Episcopal Church
AH Souls’ Church
THE
Frost Public Library
New Books
Washington
Gladden
Ernest F. Henderson
Constantinople
Robert College
George Washburn
Keziah Coffin
Joseph €. Lincoln
Rex Beach Heey
Shade
Sk. C
Pearson
Mrs. Manykids
Papa Manykids
Liszt
TUFTS
Glee Club
Winthrop High School Alumni Association
Harrison C. Fox
Melmon L. Fletcher
Union Street
Boston
Court Road
Lincrusta Walton
Flynn
Martha
LE Bon Ton
Jefferson St. Opp
Centre Station
Mass
Almon E. Whittemore
Winthrop Real Estate
Justice OF the Peace
Staples’ Coal Co
Winthrop Co-operative Bank
Jefferson St
Winthrop Centre
Freeman’s Hardware
W. W. Freeman
F. W. Devoe and
C. T. Reynolds Co
P.O
Government OF the Future
Medial Science
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