What Winthrop Needs In Homes Sermon Tonight
At Winthrop churches services listed for Winthrop Street and Jefferson street, minister Otto presides. Morning worship at 10 30 with quartet. Bible school at noon. Junior League at 3 30. Epworth League at 6 30. evening worship at 7 30 continuing the series What Winthrop Needs with in homes as the tonight topic. Seats free. Also class meeting Tuesday 7 45 and prayer meeting Friday 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Street
Charles
Otto
Jefferson Street
Bible School
Epworth
Winthrop
Union Congregational Church Service Details
Pastor Rev Walter John Sherman leads Sunday worship at 10 30 with a sermon Divine Alternatives The Sunday School meets after the morning service The church observes a White Gift Christmas The evening service at 730 features a sermon The church welcomes all as warmly as homes
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Walter John Sherman
Shore Drive
Church of St John the Evangelist Mass Times
The Church of St John the Evangelist on Winthrop Street lists mass with times 7 8 45 10 30 and 11 30 until further notice. Children should attend the 8 45 mass, and Sunday School follows immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Winthrop Street
John H. Griffin
Union Church Service Times at Point Shirley
The notice lists a Sunday School at 3 P.M. and evening preaching at 7 30 P.M. at Union Church in Point Shirley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Point Shirley
All Souls Church Unitarian Service Notes
Service of worship led by minister William W. Peck at 10 45 am with a sermon titled Can the modern man pray Does modern knowledge make prayer ridiculous The Sunday school meets at 12 05 Friday 8 pm Unity Fraternity with Barbara Tenney Florence Gee and Richard Gould listed for current events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Peck
Unity Fraternity
Barbara Tenney
Florence Gee
Richard Gould
Revere Dentist Sued Over Painful Teeth Extraction
Miss May A. Rogers of Revere sues Dr. William H. Canavan for 5000 damages, claiming severe pain after four lower teeth were extracted on June 11, 1911. The dentist argues removal prevented jaw decay. defense expert counters no bone injury and no link to the abscess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May A
Canavan
Harold Germain
Tall Blonde Gerty Giddygad Inspires Store Gossip
In a local shop scene a tall blonde named Gerty Giddygad draws attention for her striking knot of hair, while a short brunette recalls her past as chief pretzel tier at a wholesale bakery. The judge remarks on the chatter as a playful glimpse of workplace life.
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Gerty Giddygad
Hig Position in City Planning Committee
An elderly speaker notes that his father was elected to the committee overseeing more driven wells for the city. The other person confirms by saying he understands he is on the water board.
Ten Health Commandments From John H. Tearle
A devotional list presents ten health commandments attributed to John H. Tearle. It urges trust in God for protection and guidance, reframing weather, food, and fear as spiritually governed. The piece emphasizes love for neighbors, avoidance of worry, reverence for all living things, and resting in divine care.
Curious Bits of Life and Historic Finds
A Berlin inventor builds a model man that can walk talk sing and whistle. England’s Manchester Home Trade association offers four weeks pay on leaving re engagement guaranty and holiday after the war. A 1667 peace declaration between England and the United Netherlands sold in London for 280 dollars. A Kennebec hackman reads an order for multiple travelers to Bar Harbor. Real Hanscome of Freeport finds a wallet with eleven dollars and forty five cents three years after losing it in a hay field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Manchester Home Trade Association of England
England
United Netherlands
London
New York
Hackman
Kennebec
Joe
Bar Harbor
Real Hanscome
Freeport
Mr. Hanscome
War Quotes On Peace And War From Historic Leaders
A collection of varied remarks on war and peace from Bismarck Moltke Napoleon III Oliver Wendell Holmes and Andrew Jackson. The quotes contrast the futility of perpetual peace with the necessity of occasional bloodshed for lasting outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
In-Shoots and Snippets of Courtroom Wit
A quirky collection notes admonitions on sympathy for widows and caution in dealings with a panhandler. It recalls a jailed claimant claiming to be a lawyer but unable to prove it and mocks aging fashion with the remark on whiskers.
Witty Quotations From Albany Journal
The Albany Journal presents sharp wits and hedged remarks. A woman can do anything with a hairpin except keep it in her hair while chance and risk hover over opportunity and conviction grows with ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany- Journal
Albany Journal
Annual Bazaar At St John’s Parish House Delights Attendees
Interior of St John’s Parish House hosts an annual bazaar with artistic booths. A large dark red and green basket with poinsettias draws the eye, alongside a delicatessen and a Japanese tea room with an oversized umbrella lit by colored lights. Tables feature lavender, yellow, pink, and white themes with flowers and latticework. Wednesday’s weather reduced attendance. Committees and chairs listed for Guild, Bag and Basket, Children’s Booth, Delicatessen Tea Room, and Fancy Articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.John’s
Guild
Sarah L. Ball
Bothamly
Lythoe
Arnell
Baker
Neilson
Williams
Kelly
Whitman
W. E. Foster
Hewitt
Fowler
Crooks
Klagge
Young
Willard M. Bacon
Partridge
Ide
Stimpson
Arnoll
Aunt Jenny's Offer Tests Family Bonds in 1914 Tale
In a crowded household, Aunt Jenny, a wealthy but crabbed widow, offers to take Leila abroad and raise her. Leila and Lester plot a risky marriage to secure money, while parents debate the moral and financial stakes as the plan unfolds. The scene ends with Leila suggesting a salary-based bargain to stay with Aunt Jenny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Agnes
Polly
Jenny
Leila
Peter
Father
Mother
Arthur
Lester Blythe
Lester
Mr. Grimes
White House
Europe
Aunt Jenny
W. G. Chapman
Point Shirley Country Club Plans Banquet and Events
The Point Shirley Country Club met at the Quincy House with larger attendance. A banquet is planned for January 25 at the Quincy House with the entertainment committee in charge and specific assistants named. The next meeting is December 18, and starting Wednesday evenings the club will host bowling tournaments at Winthrop Beach Casino alley with prizes from Moxie Co. New members are joining. Hazel Nelson and Verne Hubbard are away. Mrs. Albert Magee and sons stayed at Wollaston as guests of Mrs. John Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Shirley Country Club
Quincy House
Albert Newmarsh
Fred Baumeister
George A. Cole
Davis Hatch
A. Neagle
Hazel Nelson
Daytona
Fla
Verne Hubbard
Rockland
Winthrop Beach
Casino Alley
Moxie Co
Albert Magee and
Albert and
Philip
Wollaston
John Stuart
Popular Authors' Literary Club Meets in Boston
The Popular Authors' Literary Club of Winthrop met Tuesday at 224 Huntington Ave Boston with President Mrs Jane G Rogers presiding. Mrs Susan M Johnson read a paper on American Drama and Miss Louise Stiles Mudgett read from Disraeli. Roll call followed by the drama.
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Popular Authors’ Literary Club of
Winthrop
Clara M. Grover
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Jane G. Rogers
Susan M. Johnson
Louise Stiles Mudgett
Disraeli
Roll Call
Winthrop Public Library Announces Hours and Delivery Service
The Frost Library Building lists weekday hours from 1.30 p m to 9 p m Sundays 2 to 9 p m. Books may be exchanged via the delivery station at 485 Shirley Street Winthrop Beach. Telephone 127 M. Local catalog includes titles by McKeever Upton Gladden Kenny Judson Finn Talbot Smith with various shelf numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost Library
Shirley Street
Winthrop Beach
William A. McKeever
Peete
Rev. J. Relon
Ogee
George P. Upton
Saveee
Washington Gladden
Latin Europe
Thomas J. Kenny
Mississippi Valley
The
Great Lakes
Katherine B. Judson
Deane Winthrop Chapter Holds December Meeting
The December meeting of the Deane Winthrop Chapter D A R will be at Mrs Norah Johnson Barbour 45 Temple Avenue next Wednesday at 8 o clock. Mrs Charles H Bond will give an address on Peace. Members from other chapters are invited and asked to notify the hostess by December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane Winthrop Chapter
D. A. Ry
Norah Johnson Barbour
Temple Avenue
Bay State Opposed to L's Plans on Rail Merger
The public service commission heard Bay State Street Railway opposition to Boston Elevated and West End Street railways merger with Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn railroad. James H. Jackson argued against a holding company and voluntary dismemberment, urging public interest and ressaltions for a consolidated system under commission oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State, Boston Elevated
West End Street Railways
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Pubblic Service Commission
James H. Jackson
Bay State Street Railway Company
Public Service Commission
Atty. Jackson
Boston Elevated
Bay State
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Boston
Jackson
Commonwealth
High School Notes Highlight Cadetship Candidates and Activities
David Klagge and Franklin Wells named as alternates for a cadetship at Annapolis. Klagge senior at W H S and football team member. Wells is a recent graduate and now a Tech freshman. The football team posted a season with Winthrop undefeated except for a tie at Quincy. Four new Scout Troops formed with over 60 boys in attendance. council plans to use public buildings as meeting spaces. A senior glee club rehearses weekly and a December 23 senior dance is planned. French students attended a Boston University Society play Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Klagge
Franklin
Wells
Annapolis
Klagge
Tech
Winthrop
Quincy
Marsh
Glee Club
Boston University French Society
Winthrop Station Weekly Letters for December 5 1914
The list shows letters remaining at Winthrop station for the week ending December 5 1914. Names include Cowing W A Davis Mrs Pare Edwards Mrs Charlotte Emerson Mr and Mrs G Hulbert C E Lewis Mrs Mae Fee M McKenzie A G Nelson C A Sauer Dr Emil.
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Winthrop Station
Cowing
W. A.davis
Pare Edwards
Charlotte Emerson
G. Hulbert
C. E. Lewis
Mae Mae
Fee M. McKenzie
A. G. Nelson
C. A. Sauer
Emil
Auction sale of goods and mortgage foreclosure notices
Auction of stored goods overdue for over a year to be sold at Winthrop Storage Co Main Street on December 22 1914 at 2 PM to recover storage arrears. Also a mortgagee sale of real estate in Winthrop Suffolk County Massachusetts under Henry G Harris mortgage with sale December 21 1914 at 10:30 AM noting prior liens and taxes.
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Nam
Charles N. Money
Ralph Mugrey
W. A. Simpson
Winthrop Storage Co
Main Street
J. B. Tewkeknny
Winthrop
T Street
Henry G. Harris
Suffolk
Massachusetts
Wolf Greenber
Boston
Suffolk County Registry District
Ponte
Monda
Peter
Winthro
C. B. Humphrey
Land Court
Suffolk County
Boston Savings Bank
Suffolk Registry of Deeds
Wolf Greenburg
Mar
U of Hewitt & Wil
Tremont Street
Mass
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Newt
L Svents
First Church OF
Methodist Episcopal
Union Congregational Church
ST. John the Evangelist
ALL Souls Church
Unitarian
Revere
Ory
Fletcher
Castoria
John H. Tearle
Bismarck
von Moltke
Napoleon I
Andrew Jackson
Menander
Cook
Wan
Frank Filson
Erastus Pinkley
Shirley Country Club
P. A. L. Club
Winthrop Public Library
Harry Dee
John Talbot Smith
Deane Winthrop
L’s
Handkerch’fs
Rene
T. D. Whitney & Co
Temple Place
West Street
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