Winthrop Creamery to Carry Tea Shop Coffee
The Tea Shop customers can now get Tea Shop coffee and specialties at the Winthrop Creamery located at 184 Winthrop Street. A. A. Stone announces a pure food shop opening opposite Centre station and invites patrons to visit next Wednesday December 19. Mrs J L Miskelly moves from 35 Somerset Avenue to the Jefferson Building 6 Jefferson Street and will do dressmaking and design work at clients' homes or the new address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Creamery
Winthrop Street
Centre Station
A. A. Stone
Adv
J. L. Miskelly
Somerset Avenue
Jefferson Building
Jefferson Street
Senior class play at Osborne Hall in December
Thursday and Friday evenings feature the senior class play in Osborne Hall. January 4 includes a high school basketball game. January 7 presents Donald MacMillan at Winthrop Theatre in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Woman's Club
Winthrop Theatre
Donald
McMillan
Arctic
Osborne Hall
Donald MacMillan
Red Cross Benefit Ball Realizes Over $200 In Winthrop
A patriotic ball at Elk's Hall on December 4 in Winthrop raised over $200 for the Red Cross branch. The success inspired planning of a larger postholiday event with a more elaborate program and announcements to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk’s Hall
Winthrop Branch
The
Red Cross
Winthrop
Soldiers Entertained by Willow, Bowdoin Families
Seven New Bedford soldiers from Fort Banks enjoyed hospitality on Willow avenue and Bowdoin streets. Hosts included John J. Sears William J. Patterson and William H. Gardner families. A community song was led by Dorothy Downes with Alexandria Ricker soprano. Supper followed under guidance of Mrs Patterson Mrs Allbright Mrs Sears Mrs Gibby and Misses Bertha Grant and Dorothy Gibby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Avenue
Bowdoin Streets
Fort Banks
New Bedford
John J. Sears
William J. Patterson
William H. Gardner
Dorothy Downes
Alexandria Ricker
Patterson
Allbright
Sears
Gibby
Bertha Grant
Dorothy Gibby
A Broad Jumper Hare of South Africa
A broad jumper hare, native to South Africa, resembles a rabbit in size but has powerful hind legs. It can leap 20 to 30 feet in a single bound and climbs hills faster than it descends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun and Visitor Office
South Africa
Military Hospital Aid Association Announces Committee Offerings
The Military Hospital Aid Association says it has published the offerings of the early committees for future guidance and will discontinue the practice. It invites donations of games and Christmas greens via Mrs. Nellie F. Winegar at 33 Sunnyside Avenue. December visiting committees and chairpersons are listed, noting an omission later corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie F. Winegar
Sunnyside Avenue
David Belcher
Warren Belcher
H. H. Hills
Newton Hayden
Charles Colton
John Webster
C. B. Belcher
D. J. Bergin
Lida Ginepra
George Harris
William Donovan
John Holmes
Clarence McKenzie
Mary F. Bolles
Christine F. Breaker
Death of Ida M. Prescott at Atlantic during visit
Miss Ida M. Prescott of 138 Loring road died suddenly of apoplexy while visiting Atlantic last Thursday. A Winthrop resident for nearly 30 years she lived on Cottage Hill and with her sister Mrs Herbert P. Smith at Loring road. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at her home by W. W. Slocumb, and burial was in Mt. Hope. She is survived by her brother George W. Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Chapter
The
Red Cross
Matthew C. Walsh
Allen E. Newton
Sarah Laidlaw
Halifax
James H. Douglas
New York
George A. Roberts
Metropolis
Charles Street
Boston
Superior Criminal Court
Ida M. Prescott
Loring Road
Atlantic
Prescott
Winthrop
Cottage Hill
Herbert P. Smith
W. W. Slocumb
First Church of Christ Scientist
Mt. Hope
George W. Prescott
Death of Elizabeth Baker 214 Years
Little Elizabeth Baker daughter of Ralph H and Elizabeth Baker died at 192 Bartlett road Tuesday from spinal meningitis. Funeral services were held at the home Thursday with Rev Ralph N Harper officiating. The body was taken to South Dennis on Friday for interment conducted by W C Skaggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Elizabeth Baker
Ralph H. and
Elizabeth Baker
Bartlett Road
Ralph N. Harper
South Dennis
W. C. Skaggs
Home Department Entertains at Union Congregational Church
On Friday evening December 7 the Home Department hosted an entertainment in the church auditorium. William C. Poole spoke on Religious Education stressing Sunday school work and offering thoughtful insights. A strong musical program complemented the event and was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Church
William C. Poole
Winthrop urged to fund 301st Infantry quota
Town residents are urged to donate toward Winthrop’s $500 quota for the 301st Infantry as trustees report generous gifts from Chelsea, Revere, and a $10 check from the Winthrop Council, Knights of Columbus. The Special Aid Society and readers are asked to help meet the pledge and support local soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Ingleside Park
301St Infantry
Chelsea
Revere
Special Aid Society
F. Temple Scott
Quincy Avenue
Winthrop Council
Knights of Columbus
Advertising Drive Promises Results and Trial Persuasion
A compact promotional note urges readers to advertise in the paper to gain results. It emphasizes starting now and hints at a trial to prove effectiveness. The item reads as a brief marketing blurb from a period publication.
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Want AD. Department
Sun and Visitor
Inquirer
Winthrop and
Buchanan Streets
Bath
O. E. Johnson
M. D
George McNeil
Pleasant Park Road
Shore Drive
Lincoln Street
Pleasant
Ingalls Station
Winthrop Highlands
Atkinson Circle
Beach
Beacon Street Suite
Highland Avenue
Mae E. Grimes
Washington Avenue
R. J
Bowdoin Street
Tel
A. P. Wentworth
Buchanan Street
Neptune Avenue
B. Kolodny
Revere Street
Wadsworth
Court Park
T. F. Burke
School Street
Thornton Station
Edward A. Buss
Water Street
Circuit Road
Hpettman & Co, Electricians
Cheloea
Connie
Stover
Winthrop Beach
Thornton Park
C. Williams
Winthrop Post Office
Court Road
Shirley Street
Centre Street
Prospect Avenue
Bell
Grocers
VN NY
Eine
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Brown’s Drug Store
Winthrop Centre
Stover's Drug Store
Highlands
Donald B. Koster
Lynn
E. A. Rhines
Freeman’s Hardware
Ethel Pratt
Mansfield
Penn
Guy Withey
Center Street
Fred Eldridge
Taunton
Ernest L. Chenatte
Hermon Street
J. Guy Withey
Brown’s Pharmacy
Medical Corps
Alfred Garbutt
Main Street
St. John's Guild
John Richardson
Wallace’ Mathews
Rush
Joseph Bernhardt
Walker Street
West Somerville
Somerville
Geo. E. Wales
Oliver Causer
Mainstreet
Winthrop Athletics
Fort Slocum
Messrs. McKenney & Waterbury
Franklin Street
Congress Street
Walter B. Almeda
Plattsburg
Emerson Road
Walter Battis
Almeda
Benjamin L. Almeda
Texas
George F. Washburn
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic Hall
Washburn
Miami
Fla
Massachusetts
Ladies’ Social Union
Methodist Church
Mayflower Orchestra
Beachmont Wet Wash
Military Hospital Aid Association
Home Department
North End Savings Bank
Court St
Mass
Vrank E. Buxton
F. J. Tukey
Winthrop Center
Totham & Haws
Suburban Gas & Electric CO
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