First Unitarian Church Service in Winthrop Mass
Unitarian Church Winthrop Massachusetts with Rev W Litchield minister announces morning service at 10 45 am a san fay school service at noon and a seven o clock meeting of the People s Religious Union seats free supported by subscriptions and contributions at 83 Hermon Street telephone 943 1
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Unitarian Church
Winthrop
Mass
Litchield
Hermon Street
Sanfay
Toang People’s Religious Union
Religious services and events at Belcher Street church
Community notices announce Sunday morning worship led by Rev. Faipenice M. Ware with Bible School at 10:30 and Christian Endeavor at 13.9. Evening services 6.16 and a Brady Class on Tuesdays. Friday night prayer from 9 to 12. Next Tuesday features six 30 minute reviews. The pastor previews Advent of Christ and reflects on 1907. The quartet provides music.
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Scupat
Christian Endeavor
Brady
Methodist Episcopal
Winthrop Street
Charles Tilton
Jefferson Street
First
O. E. Johnson
A.S. Nickergon
EB. Tasker
A. Sawyer
E. E. Rowland
J. B. Coffin
Men's New Movement
Epworth League
Franklin Hamilton
D. D
The
National University
Washington, D. C
Charles Otto
Boston University
Dillon Bronson
Boston
Union Congregational Church
Tewksbury Street
Winthrop Beach
A. L. McKenzie
Shore Drive
Albert Armstrong
Macalister
First Church of Winthrop Seeks Warm Welcome Services
Long listing of church activities at First Church Winthrop and Union Congregational Church includes sermons by Rev. Tilton and special events for December 29 and the New Year. Week of Prayer details, choir, Epworth League, and Love Feast planned. attendance and participation urged.
The Deane Winthrop House Open to Public Weekdays
The oldest house in Old Boston is open weekdays from 2 to 5 p.m. Visitors are advised to leave cars at Oosan Spray station.
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Old Boston
Oosan Spray Station
Winthrop Sum and Visitor editorial note
Winthrop Sum and Visitor section lists Herbert E. Emerson as editor and proprietor and Ernest D. Pierce as associate editor with the paper’s contact line Winthrop 272. The note identifies staff roles and the publication’s telephone number.
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Herbert E. Emerson
Ernest d. Pierce
Telephones Winthrop
Bells Chime On Christmas At Old North Church
Historic Boston scene recalls the Old North Church chiming bells on Christmas morning with Paul Revere lights once hung in 1775. Local papers note the tradition as part of annual holiday customs in the city.
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Old North Church
Boston
Paul Revere
Town Meeting Adjourns With Warrant for Key Articles
Citizens should attend the adjourned town meeting next Thursday evening. The warrant includes several important articles, with the school accommodation item requiring immediate and favorable action.
Winter snow reduces town expenses this year
The small snowfall so far this winter has saved the town money by avoiding large snow bills from past winters. Officials note there is still time for more costs, but current savings already reduce future requirements.
Webster forms new Boston law firm with three members
Walter A Webster former district attorney candidate and sponsor of Boston Finance Commission legislation ends his three year Legislature term to practice law. The firm Webster MacKusick Lyman will be based at Beacon Building 6 Beacon Street Boston with Albert R MacKusick and Aaron J Lyman as partners.
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Walter A. Webster
Suffolk County
Boston Finance Commission
Webster, MacKusick & Lyman
Beacon Building
Beacon Street
Boston
Albert R. MacKusick
Elder, MacKusick & Brackett
Boston Elevated Railway Company Law Department
Aaron J. Lyman
Lyman
Iowa
State Street
Police Introduce Combination Wagon For Ambulance Use
The town reports a new combination wagon aiding police and ambulance work. Previously four to six hours could pass before a dying man could be moved, but now a stretcher basket with cradle and springs enables rapid, safe transport to home or hospital. Chief Buffington procured the device for immediate deployment.
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Buffington
Missing Winthrop girl Mable Morecroft found in Cambridge
Mable Morecroft aged 15, missing since Thanksgiving, was located by Boston police in Cambridge where she was found working. A warrant existed. she was returned to her parents on Winthrop Street. Judge Cleary continued the case for two weeks while she remains at home.
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Boston
Winthrop
Mable Morecroft
Andrew Morecroft
Winthrop Street
Mable
Winthrop Real Estate Transfers Reported
Jeorge M. Barnum Jr transfers three lots at Park and Quincy avenues to James D. Brennan for $1. Theron Porter sells Tappan Street property to Edward Faucher for $1. Jonathan Story transfers Bates Avenue and Bowdoin Street property to Mary P. Story for $1. Sarah E. Ehrenboim conveys Perkins Street property to Maria M. Jordan for $1.
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Jeorge M. Barnum, Jr
James D. Brennan
Park and
Quincy Avenues
Theron Porter
Edward Faucher
Tappan Street
Jonathan Story
Mary P. Story
Bates Avenue
Bowdoin Street
Sarah E. Ehrenboim
Maria M. Jordan
Perkins Street
Abolish Grade Crossings Petition Goes to Superior Court
East Boston residents and the Orient Heights Yacht Club urge a commission to study abolishing grade crossings on Saratoga Short Maverick and Marginal streets along the Boston Revere Beach Lynn Railroad. The Board of Aldermen asks the Superior Court to appoint three disinterested commissioners under Chapter 468 of 1906.
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Board of Aldermen
Superior Court
Battis
Leary
East Boston
First District
Orient Heights Yacht Club
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
James E. Maguire
Alfred H. Downing
Joseph
Donnell
Frank G. Crowley
John B. Baum
William
Bronson
J. E. Watkins
James H. Cline
A. Dudley Bagley
John F. Gunnarson
County of
Suffolk
City of
Boston
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Saratoga Street
Short Street
Maverick Street
Marginal Street
Railroad Commissioners
Superior Court of
Suffolk County
Christmas Program at M. E. Church Featured Local Talent
The church crowded for a holiday program led by Mrs. John B. Coffin at the organ. Soloists included Ralph O. Beverley and a quartet of Dorothea Smith Grace Nelson Albert Be Grant and Jack Knadeon. Mrs Cartwright read, Rev Charles Tilton spoke, and young ladies collected for Sunday school. Henry F. Rich presided.
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Jeter
Jack Knudson
John B. Coffin
Ralph O. Beverley
Dorothea Smith
Grace Nelson
Albert BE. Grant
Jack Knadeon
Marguerite ‘Pearson
East Boston
Lewis B. Smith
George W. Goldsmith
Cartwright
Somerset Avenue
Charles Tilton
Henry F. Rich
Christmas Entertainment at Winthrop Baptist Sunday School
The Winthrop Baptist Sunday school held a Christmas program starting at 7 o clock on Tuesday evening. Twelve girls performed a bell drill and lullaby song, Elsie Chamberlain sang My Teddy Bear, Myrtle Floyd, Helen Johnson and Grace Horton recited, with Grace Horton delivering a telephone message to Santa Claus. Santa arrived with bells and distributed presents, aided by the Christmas committee listed as Mrs S A Kinney, Mrs A B Wood, Miss May Lent, Mrs L K Colton, Ethel Sampson, Mr L K Colton, C B Sampson, C H Leach, and W H Phillips.
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Winthrop Baptist Sunday School
Elsie Chamberlain
Teddy Bear
Myrtle Floyd
Helen Johnson
Grace Horton
Banta Claus
Santa Claus
S. A. Kinney
A. B. Wood
May Lent
L. K. Colton
Ethel Sampson
C. 8. Sampson
C. H. Leach
W.H. Phillips
Boston billboard remedy urged by Nat Fowler letter
Nat Fowler argues against billboards and barn signs as nuisances and urges a boycott by Boston women to pressure advertisers. He notes Winthrop’s suffering and cites a прост approach: object to objectionable ads, inform friends, and compel removal through business logic.
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Boston
Winthrop
Coasting Dangers Prompt Calls for Rules
Charles Welsh notes the early coast ing accident season with injuries in Winthrop. He cites youngsters crossing streets at right angles as a greater risk to themselves and pedestrians and urges rules to curb coasting on sidewalks to protect life and limb.
Bowling Club Dance at Constitution Hall Winthrop
The Constitution Bowling Club of Winthrop hosted its first dance Thursday night at Constitution Hall. The event featured a list of players led by captain H A Barry and included many club members and guests in attendance.
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Constitution Bowling Club
Winthrop
Constitution Hall
H. A. Barry
R. J. Murry
H. BR. Ambler
W. N. Holmes
W. 8. Lewis
Winthrop Team Defeats Constitution in Beach Alley Series
The Winthrop Greater Boston nine defeated the Constitution squad for the third straight time on Monday evening in a beach alley series. Final tallies followed, detailing innings and totals for both sides.
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Winthrop Greater Boston
Constitution
Constitutions
A Quaint Old Recipe For Ringworms
An 1836 Housekeeper's Guide cites a ringworm remedy using church bell grease mixed with unsalted lard as a plaster applied twice daily. The grease forms a verdigris with the metal, and the unusual remedy was once kept secret but later shared openly for its apparent effectiveness.
Frost Library and Reading Works Listing
The notice lists library hours on weekdays 1 30 to 9 00 pm and notes various book and author entries including What can a young man do Frank West Rollins money and investments by Montgomery Rollins The Loves of Pelleas and Etarre Zona Gale St Judes Ian Maclaren Emerald and Ermine The author of The Martyrdom of an Empress Wilbur Nesbit From Van Dweller to Commuter Albert Bigelow Paine A Strange Story Bulwer Lytton and a Winthrop post office letters remaining for the week ending December 28 listing Fearebay Harold H Keane Jno Leonard Frank McDonald Miss Jessie Morris George A Posser Howard S Romana Maud Symer Mise H Thomas EB R.
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Frank West Rollins
Montgomery Rollins
Pelleas
Etarre
Zona Gale
St. Judes
Ian Maclaren
Emerald
Albert Bigelow Paine
Bulwer- Lytton
Winthrop
Fearebay
Harold H. Keane
Jno. Leonard
Frank McDonald
Jessie Morris
George A. Posser
Howard
Romana
Maud Symer
Mise H Thomas
EB. R
Card of Thanks for Ahrend O. Pope
We express gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during our sad bereavement. The death of Ahrend O. Pope prompted these heartfelt thanks from Mr. and Mrs. A J Pope and Chester H Pope.
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Ahrend O. Pope
Mrs. A
J. Pope
Chester H. Pope
Thanks for sympathy and flowers after bereavement
To all friends and neighbors and the Good Cheer Alliance whose sympathy were so kindly tendered in our time of bereavement, and for the floral tributes, we wish to express our sincere thanks. Fred Whittemore and family.
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Good Cheer Alliance
Fred Whittemore
Advertise Your Entertainments This Paper Next Week
A brief notice invites local advertisers to place entertainment ads in the newspaper for the following week. The item emphasizes affordable rates and broad readership for theater, concerts, and events.
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Winthrop Sum and Visitor
Jimthrop Sun
Winthrop Visitor
Lewis Block
Beach Station
New Law Firm
Winthrop Real Estate
M. E. Church
Baptist Church
Nat Fowler
Charles Welsh
Mary O’brien
Margaret O’brien
Ethel Shorey
Catherine Devereaux
Mies
Grace Prescott
Addie Billings
Helen Stover
Gladys Spalding
May Jenkins
Ella Jenkins
Rae Jenkins
Marjorie Ambler
Dorothy Eskrigge
Dorothy Mittenthal
Magee
Frances Schaffer
Mary Leonard
Eva Burke
Miller
Gladys Bring
Christine Nielson
Alfreda A. Hunter
Hunter
Mis. Neilson
Mies Pear Slocomb
Nellie Lewis
Herbert Stuart
George Stillwell
John Wickens
Bert Jenkins
Robert Jenkins
Richard Barry
Alfred Allan
Dean Allan
George Prescott
Roy Tewksbury
Norman Gray
Lec Devereaux
Julian Stiles
Charles Eskringe
William Eskrigge
Dad Woods
George Lappen
Fred Millen
Reginald Key
James Cook
Edward Kennedy
Eben Darling
Joseph O’connell
John Magee
Charles Grimes
Thomas Maloney
Eric Ambler
Joseph Harvey
Jack Gayboy
Jack
Phia Press
Constitution Holmes
Lewis
Ambler
Murray
Barry
Eee Eee
Greater Boston
Britt
Remick
Prescott
Tewksbury
Millen
Frost Library
New Books
Winthrop List
A.B
Whiptemore, Sec’y, and
Treas
Wadsworth Building
Winthrop Centre
E. F. Rogers
Frank
Barrett
Photographic Studio
Wadsworth Block
E. E. Crosby
Alfred Peat
Winthrop St
Geo. D. Edwards
Glazier and Whitener
Hermon St
Ralph P. Badger
Chatham J
Lynn
I. B. O'Brien
Coral Ave
Lillian F. Rich
Teagher
Pleasant St
Dr. CG. H. French
Wave Way Ave
Shirley Station
Ear
Nore
Roat
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