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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1909
Page
5
For sale a set of mink furs including a throw scarf and muff with tails. Originally cost $75 last spring, now offered at $40. Reply through Sun and Visitor office address Y3 care of Winthrop Sun and Visitor.
Community notices report illness recoveries and a run of holiday sales at Freeman’s Variety Store and other merchants. The Deane Winthrop Chapter D A R hosts a New Year’s whist party at Young’s Hotel. Elks plan a minstrel show at Wadsworth Hall January 17 and 18. A church concert and dances are noted along with real estate transfers and auctions.
The Winthrop Baptist church led by Rev. Frederica M. Ware lists worship schedules Bible study and services at 279 Hermon Street. It notes a budget of 1910, a 14.80 collection, an adjourned annual meeting next Monday with supper at 7, and reports from 1909 to be read.
The notice lists Mass hours at St John s Roman Catholic Church Winthrop Street with 7 8 30 10 and 11 am services and urges children attend 8 30 mass. It notes a home like church with Sunday school noon classes and Deacon Frank B Jenkins as superintendent.
All Souls' Church at the corner of Hermon and School streets led by Rev. W. C. Litchfield offers morning service at 10 45, Sunday school at noon, and Young People's Union at 6 30. The church, supported by weekly offerings, invites all to attend. seats are free. The article notes past anniversaries of the church and minister and calls for toy donations to Boston children with drop-off at Kilburn G. Brown's drug store by December 14.
The passage urges self qualification for a larger life and abundant life through moral conquest. It argues that efforts now bear fruit later, with immortality enabling continued pursuit of ideals and new goals throughout an enduring life.
In the Fiftieth Congress a clerkship was moved from Scott’s committee to Tim Campbell’s. Campbell, wary and witty, claimed his committee needed a clerk more than Scott could afford. Scott called it petty larceny, but Campbell’s quick reply kept them friends.
Sunday December 12 features Rev. Charles Tilton preaching at 10:30 with the sermon The Answer of the Church to the World's Need. Sunday school at 12, Men's Class, Junior League, Epworth League service, and a 2:30 sermon. Evangelig Friday service led by the pastor with H W Hare directing singing. Strangers welcome.
A traveler in Russia observes hostile ceremony with flags and guards as a royal carriage is prepared for a later departure. The brakeman hints at a plot to delay the king, while elsewhere the rise of phosphorus matches changes lighting habits from flint and steel to safer, scented tinder alternatives.
The St. John's Episcopal Church at Bowdoin and Buchanan streets led by Rev. C W Henry offers Holy Communion at 8:00 AM, morning prayer and sermon at 10 30, Sunday school at 12 10, and evening prayer with a rector sermon at 7 30. The choir will sing with the subject When Did Our Episcopal Church Begin.
The passage states light travels 328,028,800 yards per second, faster than any thought. It invites readers to compare thinking time to light speed using a stop watch to grasp how slow human mental operations are in comparison.
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