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Winthrop Sun And Visitor

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1908

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Second Lecture Told In Pleasant, Sparkling Style

The Winthrop Woman's Club philanthropic committee arranged a talk by Mrs. Mabel Bhoomis Todd on The Latest News from Mars. The Amherst speaker delivered good news with lively illustrations. Introduction by Mrs. Margaret Hill Cross. doorkeepers Mesdames Chester L. McClintock and Charles H. Davis. ushers listed. High School Mandolin Club provided music with Miss Tyler Byrne on piano.

Winthrop Woman’s Club Mabel Bhoomis Todd Ef Amherst Mars High School Margaret Hill Cross Mrs. Todd Mesdamess Chester L. McClintock Charles H. Davis Henry Carstensen Alice €. Howard Florence T. Morrison Elizabeth F. Jones Alice M. Power Mandolin Club Ella B. Mason Ada Noble E. Smith Emily Sweeney Tyler Byrne

Citizens Civic League Holds Meeting on Fire Rates and Wiring

A large gathering at War Veterans Hall discussed Winthrop fire insurance rates with David Floyd presenting figures. He noted historical rate shifts since 1897 and 1904, and argued growth penalties influence current premiums while urging safer by laws. Albert S. Smith of MIT spoke on electrical wiring methods and underground systems.

Citizens Civic League Pauline Street David Floyd Winthrop New England Insurance Exchange Highlands Beach Centre Floyd Albert’ S. ‘Smith Massachusetts Institute of Technology Daniel Ahearn W. E Smith, Jr R. S. Wells Fred G. Curtis Joseph B. Davison Albert S. Smith H. Dwight Hall Edward B. Newton W. B. Thayer, Jr J. 8. Carr Franklin Flint Frank N. Belcher

Hancock Morrison Wedding in Winthrop Home

Elizabeth Morrison and Webster Hancock wed at the home of the bride’s brother in Winthrop. The Rev. Charles Tilton officiated with a full Episcopal ceremony and double ring. A luncheon reception followed before the couple departed for a two week New York trip. they will reside at 55 Somerset Street, Winthrop.

Frank A. Morrison Pleasant Street Elizabeth R. Morrison Mary W. Morrison Webster R. Hancock Martin R. Hancock Marion Street East Boston Charles Tilton Winthrop Ruth Pauline Tucker Fred Dolbin Richard Pigeon Frank Butler Swampscott Lavinia Morrison Abs Frank Morrison Doris Rogers Jessie Morrison Stella Pitcher New York Hancock Somerset Street

Miss Marian Foster Weds Clifford- Leslie Donald in Cambridge

Miss Marian Foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Parker and Clifford- Leslie Donald son of Mr and Mrs David P Donald of Winthrop married in a quiet ceremony at noon on Saturday December 12 Reverend Samuel C Bushnell officiated with the Episcopal service witnessed by close relatives. The bride wore a navy traveling suit with old blue hat and carried lilies of the valley. Reed of Arlington served as maid of honor with condor satin attire and Killarney roses. The couple will reside at 888 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge and be at home after February 15 in Cambridge.

Marian Foster Alice Raymond Reed Arlington Killarney Mrs Donald Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge

Card of Thanks from Mrs. Charles R. Gardner

In behalf of myself and my sons I express heartfelt thanks for kindnesses shown during my husband’s illness and for letters sympathy and floral tributes from comrades neighbors and friends during our bereavement. Mrs Charles R Gardner 40 Willow avenue.

Charles R. Gardner Willow Avenue

Storia of the Kind You Have Always Bought Salt

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