Christmas Services at First Baptist Church Winthrop
At the Church Newt Week presents an all day Christmas program at Winthrop's First Baptist Church Hermon Street led by Pastor William J. Day. Schedule includes 10.30 sermon The Supreme Christ 12 Bible school The Prince of Peace 6.15 Y P S C E An Unselfish Life 7.30 sermon The Vision at Bethlehem Miss Stevens of Roxbury and Mr Cameron of Boston provide music.
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Hermon Street
William J. Day
Sargent Street
Aries
Prince of Peace
Bethlehem
Miss. Stevens
Roxbury
Cameron
Boston
All Souls Church Unitarian Service and Christmas Eve Party
All Souls Church Unitarian at the corner of Hermon and School Streets, William W. Peck minister, service at 10 45 a m with choir and organ, Sunday school and Bible study at 12 05, sermon titled The Christmas Dream Peace and Goodwill. Christmas Eve party at 7 p m for church family and children and others sharing joy with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermon and
William W. Peck
Washington Avenue
W. J. Baltzell
F. W. Woodcock
Warren E. Titus
Fred W. Woodcock
Carl J. Farnsworth
First Church of Winthrop Concert Singers Plan Event
A Sunday school concert at the First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal on Winthrop Street features a 40 member chorus, organ preludes and multiple solos and choruses including Noel Prophecy Advent Across the Desert and Adeste Fideles with solos by soprano and alto. The program culminates with the Adoration Chorus and Adeste Fideles.
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First Church OF Winthrop Methodist Episcopal
Desert
Bethlaham
Christmas Music at St. John's Episcopal Church
Christmas Day service features processional Adeste Fideles and hymns with Edward Horsman and Benedictus, offertory by Arthur Whiting, and a 7 80 P.M. Magnificat. Vested choir of thirty men and boys directed by Eugene P. Whittier with organist.
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ST. John’s Episcopal Church
Edward Horsman
Bethle- Terris
Eee
Nee - Redner
Arthur Whiting
Horsman
Benedictus
Gerritt Smith
Bethlehem
Christ
Morning Star
Dr. Bridge
Eugene P. Whittier
Christmas Service at Union Congregational Church
Reverend Walter J Sherman leads the Christmas morning service at 10 30 with special music directed by Mr Saunders including Arise Ghine For Thy Light is Come While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks There were Shepherds and Christ's Gift of Song The Sunday school presents The White Gift Christmas at 5 00 all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter John Sherman
Shore Drive
Mr. Saunders
Dudley Buck
Klein
Morrigan
Church of St John the Evangelist Services List
Church of St John the Evangelist on Winthrop Street posts mass times 7 8 45 10 80 and 11 30 until further notice. Children should attend the 8 45 mass and Sunday School follows immediately. Rector listed as John H Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Winthrop Street
John H. Griffin
Union Church Services and Sailors Paradise Imagery
The note advertises Union Church at Point Shirley with Sunday school at 3 pm and evening preaching at 7 30 pm. It references Sailors Paradise Fiddler's Green as a sailors haven with rum and merriment, and includes a dubious health ad about deafness cures and a Toledo company offering pills and circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Point Shirley
Auction Sale Notice by Winthrop Storage Co
The Winthrop Storage Co announces an auction of goods stored in the name of Charlies Money Mrs Ralph Mur sey and W A Simpson for overdue storage charges. If arrears are not paid, the goods will be sold at public auction on December 22 at 2 o clock at Anthrop Storage Co Main Street. The notice is dated December 8 1014.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Storage Co
Fremont Street
Winthrop
Charlies Money
Ralph Mursey
W. A. Simpson
Anthrop Storage Co
Main Street
Annual First Baptist Church Meeting Ends Debt Free
The First Baptist Church held its annual roll call and business meeting last Monday with a Ladies Aid supper. Moderator Channing Howard led the session as reports showed healthy finances and debt free status, promising a strong year ahead under Pastor W J Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Channing Howard
W. J. Day
Point Shirley Country Club Notes Bowling Contests
The Point Shirley Country Club reported bowling contests held at Casino Alleys with three strings bowled. Notable scores include Miss MacDonald 202 and Mrs Davis Hatch 193 in Boston. Miss Marshall 216 and Mr Frank Isaacs 316 in another event. Mrs Albert Magee 192 and Mr Daniel Scott 285 in Winthrop. Prizes from Casino alleys and Moxie Co. displayed at Beach Casino alleys. Monthly meeting at Quincy House on December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Shirley
Moxie Co
Point’ Shirley Country Club
Quincy House
High School Schedule and Weekend Dance Notice
The High School will close next Wednesday at 1 30 and reopen January 4. Senior dues are due before the December 23 dance open to all students. Ice cream and cake will be sold and a small surprise offered. Mr Smith scout master of Troop 2 spoke to sixty or more patrol leaders in Chelsea. You get results when you advertise in this paper. A trial will convince you. Start now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Chelsea
Cottage Park Leads Amateur Pin League With 1614 Point Total
Cottage Park Y C took the lead Monday by hitting 1614 and gaining three points from Winthrop Y C. Cottage Park also posted a top single of 577 as the score proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Park Y. C
Tots Woodcock
Christopher Eeeeee
Brooks
Britt Hehee
Winthrop Y. C
Wiselye
Ney Eal Oeleen
Ees Peeee
Wakefield
Townsend
Waters
Cottage Park Yacht Club Seeks Craft and Card Fun
Cottage Park Yacht Club members join in a midweek meeting of the straight whist and auction club. Mrs. Louis A. Radell and Mrs. Edgar F. Power lead a sewing favor for guests. Eight attend, six tables auction, prizes include hand painted creamer and sugar bowl, plate, olive dish, with souvenirs for each sewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Radell
Edgar F. Power
Cottage Park
Edith Bonney
Walter Walls
Henry Carstensen
Radell
Winthrop Bowling Notes Signal League Forming and Upcoming Matches
The Winthrop Ladies' Bowling Pin League forms at Winthrop Beach Alleys with entries from Mrs Boyson Mrs Gore Mrs Cook Mrs Newton and others. The league begins after year start. Entries to Mrs Ayer. The Greater Boston League team beat Miah Murray's squad by three points. A ten string special between Bob Millen and Arnold Belcher is planned for Tuesday and Wednesday at Casino and Puritan Alleys. A handicap billiard pool tournament starts the first week of January at Winthrop Beach Alleys with handicapping available. A Christmas Eve roll-off at Casino Alleys invites all to participate for valuable prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Ladies
Winthrop Beach
Bob Millen
Arnold Belcher
Puritan
Former Representative Segee Seeks Pardon From Parole Board
Governor Walsh weighing whether to refer Samuel A. Segee of Revere for Parole Board review on a pardon petition. Segee, a former Revere assessor and district representative, serves in the House of Corrections for falsifying assessors records. District Attorney Pelletier’s unfavorable report argues pardons after short sentences are unusual and urges upholding the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Parole Board
Samuel A. Segee
Revere
House of Correction
Joseph €. Pelletier
Charles F Woodbury Dies Suddenly At Home
Charles F Woodbury born 1858 in Portland Maine died suddenly Monday at 9 Crystal Cove Avenue Funeral services were held at his residence Wednesday evening Rev W J Sherman officiating His remains were taken to Portland for services at North Congregational Church South Portland Thursday at 2 oclock He was connected with Forts Heath and Banks and was a member of Portland Lodge A F and A M and an Odd Fellow He is survived by his widow and one daughter Charles R Bennison led funeral arrangements
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Charles F. Woodbury
Crystal Cove Avenue
Sherman
Portland
Maine
North Congregational Church
South Portland
Winshrop
Forts Heath
Banks
Woodbury
Portland Lodge
A. F
A. M
Charles R. Bennison
Edgard S. Bristol Dies. Noted Boston Banker
Edgard S. Bristol a longtime Boston banker and Winthrop resident died December 13 at his home from heart disease after a two year illness. Born in Attleboro 68 years ago he worked with Alderman Co and later Fogg Brothers before retiring a year ago. He survived by his widow and sister Emma I. Bristol and funeral was held December 15 at St Johns Episcopal Church in Boston with interment in Attleboro.
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Edgards. Bristol
Winthrop
Washington Ave
Nue
Boston
Ralph M. Harper
St. John’s Episcopal ,Church
Attleboro
Charles R. Bennison
Mr. Bristol
Giffin College
Rippam
Wis
Alderman & Co
Fogg Brothers & Co
Bristol
Sharon
Boston Lodge
A. F
A. M
Emma I. Bristol
Death of Thomas F. Lennon at 28 Hawthorne Avenue
Thomas F. Lennon died at home after a fatal second shock. A solemn high mass was sung at St. John the Evangelist with Rev. John H. Griffin as celebrant. Interment followed at Mt. Calvary Dorchester. Lennon, born in Ireland 58 years ago, had lived in Winthrop the last sixteen years and served as a customs inspector at East Boston for nearly twenty, survived by his widow.
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Thomas F. Lennon
Hawthorne Avenue
Church of St. John the Evangelist
John H. Griffin
Father O’brien
Father Conway
Fathers Griffin
O’brien
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Dorchester
The
Elks
Knights of Columbus
Lennon
Ireland
Fitchburg
East Boston
Winthrop
Mrs Rachel F McNally Dies In Winthrop Area
Mrs Rachel F McNally wife of Dr William F McNally of Charles Town died early Tuesday at the hospital. She leaves her husband her mother five brothers and two sisters. Burial was Thursday in Holy Cross Cemetery Malden after a solemn high Mass at St John the Evangelist Church. Clergy included Rev John O'Brien Fr Conway SJ and Rev John H Griffin. The church choir was directed by Miss Josephine Mulloy. Relatives and friends attended.
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Rachel F. McNally
William F. McNally
Charlestown
St. John the Evangelist
John O’brien
Conway
St. Mary’s Church
Boston
John H., Griffin
Josephine Mulloy
Wildlife in Sind Province India Abundant Yet Home to Big Cats
In the Sind province of India more than three million five hundred thirteen thousand people live amid a notable presence of tigers panthers leopards wolves and hyenas. The wild sheep ibex chinker black buck and hog deer are comparatively common.
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Sind
India
Winthrop Yacht Club Dinner Sets Plans for January 16
The Winthrop Yacht Club announces its annual dinner to be held at the club house on Saturday January 16 at 86 p m. A committee led by David M Wiseley with Harry W Farquhar Lawrence M Jordan Edwin D Bethel George Mirick Arthur E Norley Commodore Charles A Blaze and Vice Commodore Fred K Wells will oversee arrangements. Also noted is a town notice from Winthrop Mass dated December 7 1914 listing a private garage and gasoline storage permit request for Willow Avenue rear lot C existing for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Yacht Club
David M. Wiseley
Harry W. Farquhar
Lawrence M. Jordan
Edwin D. Bethel
George Mirick
Arthur E. Norley
Charles A. Blaze
Fred K. Wells
Winthrop
Mass
Board of Selectmen
Willow Avenue
Eva F. Wellington
Pleasant Park Road
Clyde. D. Moulton
Terrace Avenue
John W. Smith
U. S. Weather Bureau Office
Boston
Transfers of Property on Washington and Ocean View Streets
Thomas F. Burke transfers Winthrop Aereal Estate to Alice B. Moore on Washington avenue while Q. Edgar F. Power conveys Ocean View street property to Amelia M. L. Jenkins. The document lists monetary values of one dollar for each transfer.
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Thomas F. Burke
Alice B. Moore
Washington Avenue
Edgar F. Power
Amelia M. L. Jenkins
Ocean View Street
Progressive State Committee Holds Post Mortem on Slump
The Massachusetts Progressive State Committee votes to continue the fight for Progressive principles. Senator Charles E. Burbank notes voter fatigue with minority elections, while J. W. O'Brien links the slump to hard times and anti-Democrat sentiment in Washington. Colonel Doherty says Progressives pushed Republicans and Democrats toward reform. A Lauriston Ward resolution reaffirms commitment to Progressive goals and actions through the party.
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Progressive State Committee
Charles E. Burbank
J. W. O’brien
Washington
Lynn M. Ranger
Doherty
Lauriston Ward
Progressive City Committee of of
Boston
Chicago
Progressive Party
Massachusetts
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ALL Souls Church
Unitarian
Charles S. Otto
Jefferson Street
Christmas Zantata
Herod
Magi
Nes
Dimittis
Baker Anthem
Bach
Union Congregational Church
Paradise
Elysium
Hall's & Send
Oenet CO
Toledo
Eamathns
Point Shirley Country Club
Cottage Park Yacht Club
Edgar
Lowney
Moore
MYSTO
Victor Victrola
E. B. Brown
New England
Alexander’s Orchestra
Guy W. Nelson
Loretta Handlin
New Salem
John. F. Tibbetts & Sons
Fremont ST
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Charles A. Hagman
Winthrop Inn and Visitor
Charles A, Hagman
Tate of Selectmen
Charles A, Hageman
Winthrop Aeral Estate
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