Unitarian Church Winthrop Mass Schedule and Parish Notices
Morning service at 10 45 followed by Sanjay school at noon and Young People's Religious Union at 6. Rev W O Litchfield ministers. Unity Fraternity debates wealth funding for religion at 6. Mr Loring Briggs to discuss the Floating Hospital next week. Good Cheer Alliance meets Wednesday afternoon in the vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Winthrop
Mass
Hermon and
School Streets
W. O. Litchfield
Hermon Street
Sanjay
Young People’s Religious Union
O. A. Allen
Unity Fraternity
Local Notices and Church Listings From Winthrop Sun 1908
Page lists advertising deadlines and subscription rates for the newspaper. It includes church services at First Church of Winthrop and details on Sunday sermons and events, plus notices about editor and staff, and daily open hours. It notes upcoming events at St. John’s Episcopal and Baptist centers.
Reduction in Train Service Cuts Boston Line and Winthrop Division
The Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad announced a radical winter service cut starting tomorrow January 26. Night trains from midnight to 5 am will stop, and daytime service will be hourly from 9 86 am to 4 pm with rush hours unchanged. Sunday trains also run half hourly. The move aims to match light traffic, despite prior denials by railroad officials. Metropolitan budget battles loom as Revere Beach and Winthrop Boulevards petition faces opposition from Mayor Hibbard and city solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston, Revere Beach and Lyon Railroad
Road
Winthrop
Boston
Revere Beach
Lynn Road
Revere- Winthrop
Hibbard
Old Boston House Open Weekdays To Public
The oldest house stands within Boston limits and is open to the public each weekday afternoon from two until o'clock. Visitors are advised to leave cars at Ocean Spray station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ocean Spray Station
Winthrop Masonic Building Association Holds Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of eighty stockholders was held Wednesday evening. The report showed receipts and about 2500 dollars spent to fit up the lower part of the building for post office use. Officers elected included President Lewis A Wallon and Vice President Edward B Newton. Harry W Aiken was secretary with David Floyd treasurer. Directors were named along with auditors Charles G Bird M Austin Belcher and Harold C Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Masonic Building
Lewis A. Wallon
Edward B. Newton
Harry W. Aiken
David Floyd
Sbore
Fred. H. Seavey
Luther T. Harrington
Charles A. Grant
Thomas H. Cross
Charles G. Craib
Charles G. Bird
M. Austin Belcher
Harold C. Bartlett
Union Congregational Church Tewksbury Street Winthrop Beach
Rev A L McKenzie presides with morning worship at 10 80 conducted by Rev F H Knight PhD superintendent of the New England Home for Little Wanderers A children's choir from the home will sing a collection for the institution Sunday school at noon welcome to all ages E meeting at 6 80 led by missionary committee Evening praise at 7 80 led by Albert Armstrong with young people choir special music planned Pastor will speak on Life and Possessions Prayer meeting Friday 7 80 Teachers meeting Friday 8 30 to 9 15 Vestry All day Ladies Aid Thursday Lunch served Lorna Doone lecture Wednesday 8 oclock with 200 slides depicting scenes from the tale and historical events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Church
Tewksbury Street
Winthrop Beach
A. L. McKenzie
Shore Drive
F. H. Knight
New England
Albert Armstrong
Ladies’ Aid
Albert’. Armstrong
Lorna Doone
Prairie dog described as daintier than expected
The text remarks that the prairie dog is more delicate than people think and notes it avoids panic, while each night it builds a new straw couch.
Scarcity of drug clerks shocks New York wage spike
A New York report notes a shortage of drug store clerks despite high wages and long hours. The piece muses the Senate seat should go to East Boston or Winthrop, and laments the lack of a town clock in Pauline Street highlighting Winthrop’s civic focus and clocked daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Boston
Winthrop
Chelsen
Pauline Street
Minstrel Show Delights Winthrop Elks Crowd
Winthrop Lodge of Elks presented a minstrel show in Potter Hall drawing strong audiences on both nights. The program featured Interlocutor William H. Barter and a full cast including George Parsons James Powers J J Gallagher Merton Nason and Dorothy Parsons among others with musical numbers by Edmund Fitzpatrick J Arthur Wilson and the Winthrop Ellis Quartet. The lively acts drew applause for clever ends and entertaining scenes ending with marches and orchestra selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Elks
Potter Hall
William H. Barter
George E Parsons
James W. Powers
J. J. Gallagher
Merton D. Nason
Charles F. Todd
Trueman Wolcott
Edmund D. Fitzpatrick
J. Arthur Wilson
Cyrus A.ichard bin
Winthroy Ellis
Dorothy A. Parsons
Horace Spofford
Frank R. Lill
Joseph H. Bradley
Frank P. Joyce
John A. Webster, Jr
William M. Macdonald
George Todd
Charles Wilson
Harvey W. Kelley
Henry Wilson
Cyrus A. Barrett
John F. Hughes
C. Russell Duston
Henry P. Lappen
Walter Todd
Eric Ambler
John W. Hill
Winthrop
Fighting Ninth
Subway
Nellie McKenzie
Winthrop Ellis
Ephraim Johnson
Mother O’ Mine
Richard F. Tobin
George E. Parsons Tenge
Nellie
McKenzie Forne
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Tributes
To the many friends and neighbors and to the police department whose sympathy and kind services were tendered us in our bereavement we express heartfelt thanks. Mr. and Mrs. Orra Frengh. Advertise your entertainments in the Winithrop Sun and Visitor. Try a want ad in the Ban and Victor. it is sure to reach readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Orra Frengh
Ban
Victor
Eure
First Church Sunday School Annual Meeting Plans Growth
At the annual meeting of the Sun day school of the Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. Charles Tilton proposed plans to expand influence. An adult department will be formed with ten classes, new class placements, improved teaching aids, and a card enrollment system. The Home Department will grow, and cradle roll attention increases. Officers were elected and revival services scheduled with Rev. E Q Bridgham and Rev. Fred H Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Tilton
Tilton
Charles Nickerson
New York
A. F. Rich
John Joyce
Gamaliel Rich
F. B. Cobb
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Unitarian Church
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Carr
Lewis Block
Washington — Winthrop, Mass
Herbert E.merson
Ernest H. Pierce
Telephone
Winthrop Sun
Winthrop Visitor
Beach Station
Finest Baptist Canren
Belcher Street
Frepenice M. Waite
Sunpat Services
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Dar
G. Spear
O. E
John the
Durkee
Davie
Griffin
First Church of
Methodist Episcopal
Winthrop Street
Jefferson Street
First
O. E. Johnson
A. 8. Nickerson
O. E. Tasker
A. Sawyer
EE. Rowland
J. B.ocoffin
William R. Webster
Chattanooga University
Men’s New Movement
John
Epworth League
Joseph Davidson
John’s Episcopal Church
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bowdoin and
Buchanan Streets
C. W. Henry
Lawrence
St. John’s
Stockholders’ Meeting
Union Congregational
France
Edgar H. Whitney
Winthrop Yacht Club
Winthrop Lodge of Elks
Who
Trueman Walcott
Frank
Truda
George H Peters
Robert A. Deuel
G. Wilson
Thomas B. Heffernan
Elkdom
Strachan’s
Winithrop Sun and Visitor
First Church
Home Department
H. F. Rich
Aesistant
Mire
Rich
Mies
Clara J. Paine
John Knudson
Secretar Mies
Emma Dean
Mise
Lillian Rich
E. Q. Bridgham
Medford
Fred H. Knight
Ginter’s
Mille Ag
North
Pride of
Aden
California
Cau LLC
Express
Ginter Grocery Company
Washington St
Canal St. Elm & Union Sts
Tremont St
Winthrop Co-Operative Bank
A. E. Whiptemore, Sec’y, and
Treas
Wadsworth Building
Winthrop Centre
E. F. Rogers
Lewis
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
John A. Fenno
Barrett
Photographic Studio
Wadsworth Block
Geo. C. Edwards
Glazier and Whitener
Hermon St
Ralph P. Badger
Chathamt
Lynn
I. B. O'Brien
E. E. Crosby
Alfred Peat
Winthrop St
Lillian F. Rich
Teagher
Pianoforte
Pleasant St
C. E. Johnson
M.D
Beebe Winthrop
Dr. CG. H. French
Wave Way Ave
Shirley ReAei
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