Winthrop Pageant Set In East Boston March 1 2
Community pageant in Chapman Hall East Boston recounts early colonial life and Noddle Island history. Notables include Governor Winthrop portrayed by George Webster and ex Senator Bagley as Maverick. Organized by Home Club with local support and coaching by Pearl M Keating Somerville.
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Chapman Hall
Boston
Winthrop
Noddle Island
Samuel Maverick
Noddle’s Island
George Webster
E. C. R. Bagley
Maverick House
Fred Pigeon
G. M. Strong
Pearl M. Keating
Somerville
Woodside Ave Burglar Scare Turns Out to Be Pet Dog
A late night incident at a Woodside Avenue grocery store led Mr. and Mrs. Drew to fear a burglar. Officer Wendell searched the store with a flashlight and found a small dog asleep behind the counter, ending Winthrop’s most thrilling burglar story with a laugh.
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Drew and Wyman
Woodside Avenue
Benjamin F. Drew
Mr. Drew
George
Winthrop
Winthrop Council K of C Scores Social Triumph
The Winthrop Council Knights of Columbus minstrel show drew over 1500 attendees across two nights in Knights of Columbus Hall. Performances featured a Southern plantation scene, sketches including Two Ambassadors with Jake Forristall and Bill Crawford, and several numbers with notable cast members guided by directors Arthur J. Lane and Mrs Lenora Hanson.
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Winthrop Council K. of C
Winthrop
Knights
Jake’s Forristall
Bill’ Crawford
East Boston
Howard J. Kenneally
Eddie” Dunn
Kathryn Fermoyle
Tip” O’neil
Rudolph Murray
Martha Handlin
Walter Nickerson
Cedit
Arthur J. Lane
Lenora Hanson
Winthrop Charity Club Hosts Very Successful Whist Event
The Winthrop Charity Club held a well attended whist party in the Masonic Building Social Hall with 35 tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Timothy J. Sullivan first, Miss Katherine Devereux second, and Mrs. Mary Sullivan third. Proceeds will aid the town needy with food and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Charity Club
Masonic Building
Timothy J. Sullivan
Katherine Devereux
Mary Sullivan
H. M. Fairbanks
Joseph Naulty
B. J. Ahearn
L. G. Hayden
A. Nevers
C. Francis
N. F. P. Nichols
J. T. Sullivan
T. F. Billings
H. A. Sobey
Charles L. Bradley
Chick
William Clisby
Mary B. Smythe
Bumpres
Martineau
Edmund Enos
EK. A. Sturgis
Joseph H. McKeon
Winthrop
Rosa Corinha
Kathryn Butler
Olive Cyr
Elizabeth McDonough
Mildred Dunn
Reading High Clinches Inter scholastic League Title
Reading High defeated Winthrop High 15 to 12 in a close gym contest last Friday. About 600 fans watched Reading press the pace, with Spinney and Talcott standout for Winthrop. Reading’s passing and defense gave the visitors the edge, and coaching was cited as a factor in Winthrop’s struggles.
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Winthrop High
Reading High
Pionship
Winthrop
Reading
Bill” Talcott
Edward R. Clarke
Wellesley
Spinney
Griffiths
McGee
Winthross
Verney
Jenkins
Peeading
Winthrop Gibbons
Tilb
McGee Ib
Berry Ib
Anthony Hids
Griffiths Fowle
Talco -Bangs
Talcott
Reading H. S
Cody
Segal
Timer
Alexander
Winthrop Five Lineup Faces St John Cadets and Juniors
The Winthrop Five announce a challenge to strong teams in Winthrop with a lineup featuring Al Silverberg Al Hayes Bill Clancy Dick Finn and Bill Monarch under manager William Monarch.
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Winthrop
St. John Cadets
al Silverberg
al, Hayes
Bill Clancy
Dick Finn
Bill Monarch
William Monarch
Winthrop Couple Implicated in Drug Raid
A Winthrop man and his wife were arrested in East Boston after a search at 68 Crest Avenue unearthed 32 grains of morphine and related paraphernalia. Howard Carey 31 and Alice Carey 22 await further disposition after bail set at 1000 dollars. They have lived in Winthrop for over a year and came from respected Waltham families.
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Howard Carey
Crest Ave
Crest Avenue
Alice Carey
Louis Donovan
John J. McDonald
Wellington D. Douglas
East Boston District Court
Carey
Barnes
Visit to Winthrop Telephone Exchange Blessed by Host
Members of the Winthrop Woman's Club toured the Winthrop exchange with New England Telephone representative Harry E. Vincens on a Wednesday afternoon. Officials greeted them, they viewed the switchboard and cables, met the wire-chief, and were served a collation in the rest room before expressing thanks for the courtesies shown.
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Harry E. Vincens
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Winthrop Woman's Club
Winthrop Exchange
Winthrop
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Bow-wow
Woodside Ave
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Real Estate and
Washington Street
Tel
Main
Winthrop Street
Winthrop Co-operative Bank
A. E. Whittemore
Centre Station
Oliver Morosco
House Peters
Myrtle Stedman
Marcus Loew
Metro
Mabel Taliaferro
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Pennington
Paramount Photoplay
Daniel Frohman
Louise Huff
Jack Pickford
Charles Dickens
Burton Holmes
Quebec
Bray
Percy Brains
Nix
Winthrop Beach
Winthrop Council
K. OF C
G. K. Kenneally
Hatta Floyd
Isabel Floyd
Margaret Harry
Albert Call
Thomas Somers
John J. Coughlin
John A. Healy
Hotel Colonial
Massachusetts Avenue
Norway Street
Gentlemen’s Grill
Guy A. Piscopo
Boston District’ Court
James H. Douglas
Burrill
Sergt
Perley Kneeland
Pelletier
Sergt. Kneeland
Careys
Waltham
WM. C. Skaggs
Mortician
Tig Winthrop
Metropolitan Trust CO
AQ State
Meridian St
E. Boston
George W. Moses
Chandler M. Wood
Walter—S.—F Rane
William H. Stickney
Frank F. Cook
Herbert T. Greenwood
William E. Foster
William J. Moltman
Courtney Crocker
the Beach Dairy
Washington Ave
Bert Ayer
Prop
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