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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1909
Page
8
Next week at First Baptist Church Winthrop services include morning worship Bible school and evening worship. The church announces Christmas exercises Friday at seven and a sermon on faith with the Bible text from Luke 2 17. The Sunday school closes Thursday with a catechism study and gifts to twenty pupils.
All Souls Church at the corner of Hermon and School streets offers morning service at 10 45 and a Sunday school at noon. The Young People's Religious Union meets at 6 30. From November to May the church is kept up by weekly offerings. The church invites all to attend and notes seats are free. The upcoming sermon topic is Closing the Account. Rev H fl Sanderson spoke last Sunday evening.
Rev Alexander L McKenzie leads morning service at 10 30 with sermon What is Your Personal Worth Hazel Mack choir leader Henr E Young organist all seats free Sunday school at noon Frank B Jenkins superintendent Cordial welcome for new pupils C E Service 645 Leader Leila Taylor topic Our Christmas Giving Evening Praise 7 yes Captain S S Nickerson will deliver address Prayer Meeting Friday 745 Gospel study to follow Matthew next year stere opticon funded 75 by Charles M Jenkins
The report lists contributions from pupils ten cents to $28, Alry de Powter and Mave R. Crooks among donors, plus $10 from Edward A. Bags for a lantern to be used in Sunday school and church services. The Ladies Aid Society thanks supporters and notes the annual roll call and supper on Tuesday January 4. Miss Virginia Pierce of San Francisco, a renowned vocalist, will sing Sunday morning.
Mass on Sunday runs until further notice at 7 8 30 9 30 and 10 30 am Children should attend the 8 50 mass Sunday school is at 2 pm Vespers and benediction with the Blessed Sacrament at 4 45 pm Rector John 1 Griffin.
First Church of Winthrop led by Rev. Charles Tilton announces a December 26 schedule with special musical program featuring E. E. Rowland and Mrs. Goldsmith among others. Services include sermon The Great Gift at 10:30 a.m. and a string of classes, congregational events, and choir concerts throughout the day and evening.
The piece reflects James Freeman Clarke on church life noting that people attend not for sermons or prayers but to feel humanity’s greatness. It contrasts personal experience with liturgy and ritual, summarizing a reverent, fatherly moment in a familial scene.
The Old Suffolk Chapter of the S. A. R. met in the Henry Building Chelsea for a Friday evening session. John C. S. Andrews of the Old South Historical Society delivered an address on Revolutionary Days in Boston, illustrated with lantern slides.
The Salem Merchants Association adopts resolutions to refuse advertising in any program church or social or fraternal paper or organ. Members or firms shall not substitute ads with ticket purchases or monetary contributions.
The Suburban Gas and Electric Co of Revere and Winthrop petitions the gas commission for authority to decrease additional stock at $12 per share and to refund floating debt incurred in enlargements.
A Superior Court jury awarded George R Sackett of Revere 2500 dollars against Dr. Charles H Shackford of Chelsea for conscious suffering and death of his 6 week old child. The child became sick February 20 1965 and died after receiving an opium rich medicine prescribed by the doctor and given to the child by a drug clerk the following day.
A Winthrop real estate note highlights buying selling and exchanging activity with emphasis on quoted prices. The statement warns that listed values may not reflect true worth and suggests a significant investment for a modest sum.
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