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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
8
Sunday worship at 10 45 a m and 12 m Sunday School and Ministers Class discuss Joshua and Judges The sermon topic is The Gilad New Year The Sunday School lesson covers the first part of The Sermon on the Mount No evening service Following events include a Good Cheer Alliance quilting bee in the vestry on Thursday next
Winthrop church extends a warm welcome to all for morning worship Bible school and Christian Endeavor meetings. Residence at 179 Hermon Street lists contact. pastor is Frederick M. Wits Ph D. Evening worship and weekday study classes noted with times.
Bible School attendance last Sunday 171. January Communion service Sunday at 1130 a. m. Rev. Frank Briggs of Japan to speak at Thursday evening prayer meeting. Women’s Missionary Society annual meeting next Wednesday at 2 30. Women’s prayer meeting next Tuesday at 2 30 with 3 30 girls meeting. C. E. society officers election celebrated with supper and social last Wednesday. New Year motto theme for Sunday sermon and evening topic The Secret of a Happy New Year.
Morning worship begins at 10 30 with a sermon New Step Upward and the Lords Supper observed. Sunday school at noon led by Albert Armstrong and Mrs Ralph Shorey. Evening service at 7 30 features The Shepherd King cantata. Week of prayer includes daily services led by C M Jenkins H C Adams Thursday Albert Armstrong.
The notice invites attendance at ongoing church activities led by Rev James F Allen at the Residence 15 Jefferson street. Services include 10 30 Sunday preaching 12 Sunday school 7 2 two p.m. preaching week night class meeting Tuesday 7 45 general service Friday 7 48 watch night Saturday 8 to 12 with an old time love feast 8 to 9 and a preaching hour with Rev F M White at 9. Union Young People service by Rev Howard Hare at 10 followed by a consecration meeting 11 to 12 and open attendance throughout. Also announces Monday January 2 8 p m first annual Men's Brotherhood meeting for officer election constitution signing music refreshments and an out-of-town speaker. Other Evangelistic meetings in early New Year week led by Epworth league with Rev Hare and gospel singers.
Hermon church on School Street led by Rev. A Irvine Innes invites worshipers to unite for the worship of God and service of man embracing a flexible creed and the spirit of Jesus with no fixed doctrinal test.
John H. Griffin rector says mass will be celebrated Sundays at 7 8 15 10 and 1 a m until further notice. Children should attend the mass at 8 15 with Sunday school held immediately after this mass.
Corner Bowdoin and Buchanan streets. Rector C W Henry. Services Sunday January 1 Holy Communion at 9 am. Holy Communion and sermon at 10 30 am. Sunday school at 12 10 pm. Choral evensong and sermon at 7 30 pm.
Miss Atna Frances O Leary daughter of Michael E O Leary and Michael James Doherty son of the late James Doherty of Winthrop were wed Tuesday evening at St Marys church Winchester with Rev Nathaniel J Merritt officiating. The best man was James Green of Dorchester and maid of honor was Agnes V O Leary. The couple left for a wedding trip to New York and the South and will reside in Winthrop.
The will of Benjamin W. Parker who died in Winthrop Highlands on December 12 is challenged by his nephew Dr Frederick P Gay a former Brookline resident and Berkeley California professor at Stanford University The probate filing shows 770000 in personal property and about 30000 in real estate with trust provisions to the New England Trust Company and income to Clark Parker of Pasadena California with eventual principal to be appointed by Clark’s will or divided under intestacy if no appointment is made Parker was a class broker for 50 years at 11 Central Street Boston.
Inspector Shields and Special Officer Mitchell arrested James E. King 22 and George Wagenhauser 26 in Boston for stealing $80 worth of jewelry and silverware from the Piser family at 7 Chambers Street. They were nabbed in the South End while trying to pawn the goods. King had just been discharged from the U.S. Army, Wagenhauser remains in service. Both were members of the 152d Company Coast Artillery at Fort Banks.
A large Sunday evening turnout at the First Methodist Church featured Christmas exercises. A pulpit tree displayed gifts and more were placed on the platform for distribution to families on Monday. Carl Anderson read The Three Kings and Rev L W Adams of Lynn showed stereopticon Nativity views.
Judge Hitchcock in the equity session of the superior court delayed the hearing on an injunction till Friday. William and Mary J. Thompson sue neighbors John and Rose Anderson to restrain their three boys from entering the Thompsons grounds or making cat calls at Lester Thompson, age 8, amid long-running family feuds.
Dorchester Trust Company will auction a parcel on Pleasant Street Winthrop Suffolk containing 12 837 square feet with a 15 foot right of way. The sale is January 24 1911 at 3 30 PM. Tax liens and other charges to be settled by buyer. $300 cash required. remainder due in ten days upon deed delivery. Mortgagee Dorchester Trust Company Wilbur F Beale treas attorney Guy A Ham.
The Board of Selectmen invites sealed proposals for printing 1910 Town Reports. Bids due by 8 p m January 9 1911 to Town Hall Winthrop Mass. Specifications cover 2300 copies with detailed format, paper, binding, and inserts including auditor library and school reports. Delivery required January 16 1911 with final work by February 16 1911.
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