Eldridge buys land on Pleasant Street Waldemar Avenue
Floyd and Tucker sold 5007 square feet of land with 100 feet frontage on Pleasant street and Waldemar avenue to George A. Black of Winthrop. Black plans to build a two suite house on the site.
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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
5
Floyd and Tucker sold 5007 square feet of land with 100 feet frontage on Pleasant street and Waldemar avenue to George A. Black of Winthrop. Black plans to build a two suite house on the site.
Winthrop notes record events as residents prepare for the 200th anniversary service at the Unitarian church in Revere Centre with invitations issued to descendants. Mrs. William Colton hosted the Deane Winthrop chapter meeting and Miss Mary E. Pratt spoke. St John’s Guild plans an Easter sale and supper for the Paris House benefitting project.
A compilation lists engagements and gatherings in Winthrop and nearby towns. Attendees include Rev and Mrs Tilton, Velma Webber, and numerous club members. events feature dances, suppers, and lectures. The piece notes church activities, the Winthrop Improvement Society, dressings at Brown's Pharmacies, and town meetings.
Beverly Massachusetts Unitarian church on Cabot Street traces its 17th century origins from petitioning Salem neighbors to form a Beverly parish. It recalls ministers Hale and Blower, salaries, a firewood allowance, and land, with meeting houses built in 1656 and 1682 and a powder room added in 1727.
James Cummings of Custer Michigan received a gold medal from the Treasury Department for saving 44 lives from the grain barge Rutler wreck off Ludington on November 1 1878. As engine operator on the Colabel Graham he steered through icy seas while Capt Frederick Kendrick towed a lifeboat and oversaw crew rescue. The medal was awarded after Representative James McLaughlin raised the case.
Hubert Latham, the French aviator now in New York, remains unmarried. In the months since his arrival more than forty women have written proposals of marriage to him.
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