Unitarian Church Winslow Met With Talks On Hospital Work
Unitarise Church Winthrop Mass corner Hermon and School streets invites all to morning service at 10 45 and Sunday school at noon Young People’s Religious Union meets at 6 with Loring Briggs discussing the Floating Hospital The Suffolk and Norfolk Woman’s Alliance meets at 25 Beacon Street Boston on Monday at 11 o’clock Roxbury reports Winthrop Alliance most represented at recent meeting.
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Winthrop
Mass
Hermon and
School Streets
Litchfield
Hermon Street
Young People's Religious Union
Young People’s Religious Union
Loring Briggs
Floating Hospital
Briggs
Suffolk
Norfolk
Woman's Alliance
Beacon Street
Boston
Roxbury
Winthrop Alliance
Resolutions Fight Post Office Credit Ruling in Maine Press
The Maine Daily Publishers Association meeting in Augusta on January 9 adopted resolutions opposing a post office rule cutting off subscriptions in arrears after a set period. They warn enforcement will harm publishers and urge Congress to seek a credit policy change while promising to drop year or more delinquent subscribers if needed.
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Post Office Department
Maine Daily Publishers’ Association
Augusta
Maine
Congress
United States
Washington
First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal Program
The First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal invites visitors to services at 10:80 a.m. for communion and reception of members and 7:30 p.m. for a sermon by Rev. Charles Tilton. Special events include a 3 p.m. Junior League, 6:30 p.m. Epworth League service, and an all-male revival program with lectures and music featuring Mrs. O E Johnson and the quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Winthrop Street
Charles Tilton
Jefferson Street
First Church
O. E. Johnson
A. Nickerson
O. E
Tasker
A. Sawyer
E. E. Rowland
J.B. Coffin
Men's New Movement
John
Epworth League
Joseph Belcher
H. Barker
Boston University
Union Congregational Church Tewksbury Winthrop Beach Sermon Series
Union Congregational Church at Tewksbury Street Winthrop Beach led by Rev. A L McKenzie offers morning worship at 10 30 with sermon The Altar to an Unknown God and a 7 30 praise service with Mrs Reardon and Mr O A Kelley. Biographical discourse on Jonathan Edwards and a Real Heart of Christian Endeavor address follow. Sunday school noon and weekly prayer and teachers meetings. Knight of the Little Wanderers Home spoke. offering surpassing one hundred dollars. Ladies Aid all day session drew forty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Church
Tewksbury Street
Winthrop Beach
A. L. McKenzie
Shore Drive
Reardon
O. A. Kelley
Jonathan Edwards
New England
Knight
The
Little Wanderers
Baptists Welcome New Member and Church Activities
George W Edgar joined the Baptist church last Sunday evening. The church observes the Lord’s Supper Sunday morning and a sermon on Temptation of Jesus. A union meeting with the O E Society is Sunday at 7 PM with speaker Lester Brook. Neighborhood prayer meeting Tuesday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs John Whitting at Winthrop Street. Mrs George F Sweeney hosts Woman’s Missionary Society next Wednesday at 780. Mrs G W Peckham of Boston speaks on Our Work in Oklahoma. Men’s Class invites all men to meet Sunday at noon in the room right of the pulpit.
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Jesus
Church
O. E. Society
Lester Brook
Institute of Technology Y
George F. Sweeney
Washington Street
Woman's Missionary Society
G. W. Peckham
Boston
Oklahoma
Train Schedules and Local Civic Notes in Winthrop
The article laments limited train service on the Pilgrim of the Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad, noting 30 minute daytime gaps and calls for new station improvements. It observes social use of waiting times for club meetings and local business, and mentions a jury candidate Jeremiah Green in the Chinese murder trial in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Board of Selectmen
Jeremiah Green
Boston
Jerry
Town Hall Meeting Supports Restoring Winthrop Train Service
Citizens voiced opposition to reduced trains to Winthrop at a mass meeting in Town Hall on Tuesday. The committee’s efforts yielded a partial return of all night service, to begin Sunday morning after strong turnout and concerns over short notice.
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Winthrop
Notise
Trains Arrive and Depart in Winthrop Upon Smoke Signals
Trains now arrive and depart in Winthrop when smoke signals indicate readiness. The change marks a new protocol for scheduling and platform use as observers note shifting traffic patterns near the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
The Lesson of the Reduced Train Service
The Boston Revere Beach Lynn Railroad has shown the need for a trolley car service in our town. We should not be at the mercy of a single corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Charles. Welsh
Frost Library and New Books Advertised in 1900s Issue
The notice lists library hours on weekdays 1 30 to 9 pm excluding holidays and promotes new books including Salvation Army and the Public by John Manson 267 15 1 From Sail to Steam by Captain AT Mahana 5 49 The Voyage of the Discovery by Captain Robert F Scott 2v 919 9 1 Scotland of Today by Henderson and Watt 914 11 The Red Reign by Kellogg Durland 947 10 Walled In by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps W210 24 Nina s Career by Christina Ga White W628 1 A Lost Leader by K Phillips Oppenheim Op 5 8 At the Gate of Samaria by William J Locke L796 2 Sidney her summer on the St Lawrence by Anna Chapin Ray Jib 12 Day her winter in New York by Anna Chapin Ray jB211 18 Jady by Temple Bailey jB164 1 Try want ad in Sun and Visitor to cure to pay Advertise your entertainment in the Winthrop Sun and Visitor.
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Salvation Army
John Manson
Mahana
Robert F. Scott
Scotland
T. F. Henderson
Francia Watt
Russia
Kellogg Durland
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Nina
Christinia Ga. White
K. Phillips Oppenheim
Gate of
Samaria
William.j. Locke
Sidney
The
St. Lawrence
Anna Chapin
New York
Ray
Jady
Temple Bailey
Winthrop's Youngs Hotel Sold to Buckley for Renovation
Real estate transfer totals about 30 000 feet valued at 38 000 dollars. W A Buckley buys Youngs Hotel and adjacent properties from Mrs Young widow of Dr John D Young. Hotel to be modernized with entrance and office changes and repairs begun immediately. 176 guest rooms readied for April 17 opening under manager George E Cabot.
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Buckley
Winthrop
Young’s
George E. Cabot
New England
Cabot
Young
Helen
Idlehour
In Memory of Francis Edward Parker of Boston and Winthrop
A memorial recalls Francis Edward Parker born Portsmouth 1821 died Boston 1836 Harvard graduate 1841 lawyer in Boston and trustee of large estates Massachusetts Senate 1865 declined further honors active with Massachusetts Historical Society and Harvard Overseers sailed to Europe summers called a trusted advisor to Winthrop and Emerson estate trustee remembered for polished speech and old school manners
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Francis Edward Parker
Portsmouth
Boston
Boston Evening Transcript
Parker
Harvard
Richard H. Dana
Massachusetts Senate
Massachusets Historical Society
Harvard University
Europe
Court Street
England
Winthrop
F. E. Parker
George B. Emerson
Pemberton Square
Citizens Nominate Town Officers After Voter Meeting
A Citizens Association committee gathered over one hundred voters to nominate candidates for town officers. Walter Thayer Jr, James Carr, George Raynes, Elmer Dawson, and William Brown were named as selectman candidates. Dawson, Thayer, and Carr led votes to become finalists. Additional nominations followed for town clerk Preston Churchill, treasurer Harry Aiken, collector Harold Bartlett, water commissioner George Raynes, park commissioner William Frost, library trustees Channing Howard and Alfred Phinney, professor Thomas Floyd, auditor George Douglass, and school committee member Edward Newton. meeting adjourned awaiting executive committee call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Association
Alwen E.whittemore
J. Buchanan
Washington Avenue
Reginald S.wels
Winthrop Street
Walter B. Thayer, Jr
Douglas Street
James S. Carr
Grovers
Preston Chaurchill
Harry W. Aiken
Harold OC. Bartlett
George H. Raynes
William Frost
Channing Howard
Alfred Phinney
Thomas Floyd
George Douglass
Edward B. Newton
Boston Operatic Society Postpones Atlantis Performances
The Boston Operatic Society postpones its three act comic opera Atlantis at Jordan Hall due to the serious illness of Herbert St Forrest-Odell. Productions move from February 4 and 5 to March 9 and 10. Original tickets remain valid for the new dates.
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Herbert St Forrest — Odell
Boston Operatic Society
Atlantis
William H. Gardner
Herbert Forrest Odell
Jordan Hall
Wake Up Winthrop on Time Change Demand
A citizen denounces proposed time changes by railroad officials affecting Winthrop. He argues the town risks setbacks from longer wait times and urges securing a franchise for a line to Boston, noting higher fare efficiency and overnight travel issues for residents relying on all night service.
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Winthrop
Mien
Boston
Winthrop High Defeats Malden for 16th Straight Win
Winthrop high defeated Strong Malden high 84 to 20 on a Wednesday afternoon, extending its unbeaten streak to 16 games. Early predictions had the game decide the state title, but Malden’s reverses last week ended that race. The Winthrop passing and shooting were top-notch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop High
Malden High
Winthrop
Malden
Arm strong Illustrated Lorna Doone Talk Draws Crowded Congregation
Crowded Congregational Church audience enjoyed Albert Armstrong's illustrated lecture on Lorna Doone. The event filled 100 extra chairs and proved financially the church’s most remunerative entertainment, with proceeds supporting debt cancellation. Arm strong, a Winthrop resident, presented 200 colored slides and voiced the historic characters convincingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Armstrong
Lorna Doone
Armstrong
Winthrop
Elks Bowl Match Ends in Somerville Rout
The Winthrop Lodge of Elks bowling team visited Somerville on Monday evening and defeated the home team soundly by winning every string in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Lodge_of Elks
Somerville
Industrial Peace Lectured by Prof Barker at First Church
Prof J H Barker of Boston University will deliver an able address on Industrial Peace Monday evening in the First Church Methodist Episcopal under the auspices of the Winthrop Men's Club. The program and social will follow, offering opportunity to meet the lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Barker
Boston University
First Church
Methodist Episcopal
Winthrop Men's Club
Barker
Noise from the Guns at Fort Heath Stir Residents
A Boston resident laments the noise from Fort Heath shots and describes ceiling damage from repeated blasts. He notes the costly, tedious process to obtain repair refunds through red tape and notary sworn statements, with refunds taking years or never. Winthrop, January 22.
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Boston Transcript
Transcript
Washington
Fort Heath
Winthrop
Polite Girl Recalls Stranger Kiss At Party
A little girl in Lebanon reported to her mother that a strange boy kissed her. The girl replied that she did not forget her manners and said, Thank you, after the incident.
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Lebanon
Gladys
Mamma
Philadelphia Ledger
Oldest Boston House Open To Public Weekdays
The Deane Winthrop House, the oldest standing in old Boston, is open to the public every week day from 2 to 5 p.m. Visitors are advised to leave cars at Ocean Spray station.
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Old Boston
Ocean Spray Station
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Winthrop, Mass
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Elmer E. Dawson
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C.G Oraib
I ‘W. Magee
Xl A
OC. J. Pope
Fate Holmes
Wilson
McAdama
Noyes
Fitzetait
Co-Operative Bank
Wadsworth Building
Winthrop Centre
E. F. Rogers
Lewis
Frank
Barrett
Photographic Studio
Wadsworth . Block
Geo, C. Edwards
Glazier and Whitener
Herman St
Ralph P. Badger
Drabant
Glynn
I. B. O'Brien
Lewis Klock
E. E. Crosby
Alfred Peat
Winthrop St
Lillian F. Rich
Pleasant St
C. E. Jonson, M. D
Dr. CG. H. French
Wave Way Ave
Shirley Station
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