Church Notices from Winthrop Weekly
Morning Worship and Bible School services listed at 10.30 and 12.00 with evening service. Mr Kamball of Boston sang tenor solos last Sunday. Rev. Waite to depart for Silver Bay then Michigan. Rev. Boggs to preach July 26. Next two Sundays the pastor teaches at Silver Bay.
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Christian Endeavor
Kamball
Boston
Parker Margeson, Jr
C. E
Great Britain
Winthrop
Silver Bay
Michigan
W. B. Boggs
D. D
India
Union Congregational Church
Tewksbury Street
Beach
A. L. McKenzie
Geo. F. Stanton
Hermon and
School Streets
Litchfield
Hermon Street
Young People’s Religious Union
First Church of Winthrop Includes Music and Services
Historic notices show the First Church of Winthrop at 215 Winthrop Street led by Rev. Charles Tilton with a quartet and organist performing for one hour services including morning and evening sermons. Also details Sunday school Epworth League classes and social events with lost item notice near Kimball Avenue.
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Winthrop Methodist Episcopal
Winthrop_street
Charles Tilton
Jefferson Street
G. W. Goldsmith
A. S. Nickerson
C. A. Sawyer
E. E. Rowland
Minnie Floyd
St John's Episcopal Church Service Schedule
St Johns Episcopal Church at Bowdoin and Buchanan Streets. Rev. C W Henry rector. Services Sunday July 19 at 8 am Holy Communion 10 30 am morning prayer and sermon 5 pm evening prayer and address.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bowdoin
Buchanan Streets
C. W. Henry
The Divinity of Man Belief in Human Divinity Dawns
The speaker argues Jesus was divine and asserts that all humans are divine too. He claims that what Jesus was and did can be possible for others, presenting this as a new modern thought that challenges the idea of a single divine son and a distant foster father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Humboldt’s landlord sells his house at dinner
Humboldt remains silent after being told he must move. Mendelssohn, the banker, reveals he has bought the house and that Humboldt may stay as long as he lives, securing the tenant’s future unexpectedly.
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Humboldt
Mendelssohn
Humpoldt
Bargain Quest and Busy Day in a Busy Town
A Cincinnati boy visits an express company to buy a money order and disputes the required amount, aiming for ten dollars plus eight cents. In a separate item from St. Paul, Johnny questions his mother about a visitor’s habit of saying I dare say and why she let him speak so long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
The
Express Company
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Johnny
Meeker
Mr. Meeker
St. Paul Pioneer Press
A Chapel on a Bridge at St Ives
The bridge over the Ouse at St Ives in Huntingdonshire hosts a centuries old building once a chapel. It may have begun as a beacon light house and was later a hostel before becoming a dwelling. Some rooms lie below the river level.
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St. Ives
Huntingdonshire
Oliver-Cromwell
Ouse
Thief Steals Birthday Cigar Gift From Office
A man explains to his wife that he took birthday cigars to the office and they were stolen. She apologizes and he adds a cruel punch line blaming the thief for the loss.
Outsider Meets Suitor in Local Quarrel Over Daughters
A brief scene from the Cleveland Leader shows a suitor seeking paternal consent, claiming to be Mr Hotchkiss while the father identifies as Mr Brongon or Mr Wibbles. The exchange reveals expectations around marriage and parental approval.
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Pater
Mr. Brongon
Mr. Wibbles
Mr. Hotchkiss
Cleveland
Notable Guests at Youngs Hotel and Colonial Inn
A long list of season guests arrives at Youngs Hotel including Mrs. G. H. Almon and son from Montpelier Vermont and many others from Philadelphia Boston Worcester and Springfield. Hanbros sisters host informal musicales each evening and a donkey party draws sixty attendees with prizes to Miss Ethel Vars and Mr Harry J. Potter. Colonial Inn welcomes F. Croxton Washington D C and other travelers from New Rochelle Detroit and Chicago with a Friday dining room recital upcoming and a successful Wednesday dance.
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Young's Hotel
G. H. Almon
H. P. Almon
Montpelier
A. 8. Fisher
M. G. Fisher
Malden
Charles W. Paro
Mittineague
S. H. Mack
Philadelphia
Marguerite Mack
M. Mack
Helen Mack
Worcester
Ernest Dalton
Helen Dalton
Ernest, Dalton
F. F. Storms
George H. Cooke
Athol
Josephine Worthley
Pauline Worthley
Boston
E. F. Morgan
Richmond
Baker
R. A. Ober
Brookline
J. H. Ham
J. Ham
H. J. Porter
E D. Vars
George E. Mahoney
Edward M.nussbaum
Theresa
Margaret Doyle
Margaret Fennell
North Brookfield
E. S. Mclean
W. H. Cleary
Lillian Co. Cleary
Springfield
P. W. Tomkins
A. Tomkins
E. Tomkins
H. Tomkins
Ottawa
Can
Alice C. Elliott
Mary. F. Moyett
Holyoke
Martin I. Donivan
H. Low
Allston
G. V. Small
Watertown
Philip L. McMahon
Charles Nolan
Roxbury
Emma
Rachel Mellen
Agawam
E. F. Farrar
May L. Farrar
James A. Smith
Providence
R. I
F. E. Mawson
F. E. Mawson, Jr
Adelaide Stebb
Colonial Inn
F. €. Croxton
Washington, D. C
Rocelia
M. Schulze
Bon Terre
N. M. Prendergast
New Rochelle
N. Y
Phyllis Prendergast
the Outlook
Harry Burkhardt
New York
E. J. Hoffmeyer
Hoboken
F. B. Pierson
Ruth H. Pierson
Detroit
Mich
Robert C. ‘Murphy
A. R. Gilman
Buffalo
S. S. Bundy
San Antonio
Texas
C. M. Graham
C. L. Graham
Minnie L. Gabell
Sandusky, C
F. Hunt
Braintree
C. E. Austin
Methuen
J. £. Langley
C.L. Nisley
Bertha J. W. Hall
Helen H. and
Frances C. Woodbury
George Pears
Toronto
F. J. Howeff
Indianapolis
Ind
W. B. Hopkins
Topeka
Kan
Cliff House Guests Include Crutcher and Whitaker Parties
The Cliff House hosts include Mrs Elizabeth Graham Crutcher and her daughter Katherine Crutcher from Dana Hall Wellesley with the elder in charge. Mr and Mrs A L Whitaker with daughter Louise and a son from Avondale near Cincinnati stayed through June and plan to Atlantic City after Hampton Conn. About 150 attended last week’s subscription party with many new arrivals joining in.
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Cliff House
Elizabeth Graham Crutcher
Katherine Crutcher
Dana Hall
Wellesley
Crutcher
Winthrop
Far West
A. L. Whittaker
Louise
Avondale
Cincinnati
Whitaker
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Hampton, Conn
Mr. Whittaker
Atlantic City
Orchestra Moves to Dining Room for Better Dance Music
The music gained prominence as the orchestra was moved from the front parlor to the main dining room, enhancing the dancing atmosphere.
Whist Parties And Dances At Local Hotel Gatherings
Thursday evening souvenirs were taken by Mrs. A P Langtry Miss Ruth Turner Mr J S Lane Mr F E Fletcher and Mr W E Clemmer. Prizes at Tuesday morning whist went to Mrs E M Burnham Mrs F A Ferren Mrs Robert Douglas. Friday evening entertainment features conjuror Bennett Springer. The hotel pool remains a popular attraction under manager Prof Tirrel.
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A. P. Langtry
Ruth Turner
J. S. Lane
F. E. Fletcher
W. E. Clemmer
E. M. Burnham
F. A. Ferren
Robert Douglas
Springfield
Bennett Springer
Tirrel
Guests listed at New Winthrop Hotel event draw many names
The list of attendees at the New Winthrop Hotel includes Mrs. Margaret Hearn and Master Thomas Hearn of Boston, Emery Bemis of Boston, Walter L. Conwell, Misses Patten, Conard of Cambridge, Edward Spiegel and family, H. L. Hudson of Selena Alabama, and numerous others from Boston Worcester Cambridge Dorchester Am herst Detroit and Cincinnati. The crowd spans multiple states and locales with many paired residents and visiting guests.
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New Winthrop Hotel
Margaret Hearn
Thomas Hearn
Emery Bemis
Boston
Walter L. Conwell
W. M. Jague
Carita Patten
May. Conard
Cambridge
E. M. Stonehill
Cleveland
A. P. Morgan
Detroit
Mich
George W. Foster
St. Louis
R. E. McDonald
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Walter B. Thayer
Walter B
Thayer Pharmacist
Shirley Street
Frank
Barrett
Photographic Studio
E. F. Rogers
Winthrop. Beach
Louis Racca
Washin Ave
Winthrop Beach
Central and
Revere Sts
Magee’s Corner
Winthrop Hermon Street
Belsher Street
Fredericx M. Waite
Scnpat Services
Tilton
Epworth League
Kimball Avenue
Revere
Cobb’s
Ocean Avenue
Elgin Movement
Christian Endeavor Society
Hoffman
All Soul’s Church
Young’s Hotel
Cliff
Cottage Park
First National Bank
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Congress Streets
A. J. Pilling
Beach Road
Ocean Spray
Massachusetts Wharf Coal Company
Winthrop Delivery
Kilby Street
East Boston
Asop
Floyd & Tucker
New Winthrop
Floyd & Tucker Notary Public
Terk Borlic
Justice OF the Peace
Massachusetts
Wharf Coal Company
Schoal Street
Winthrop Street
Delight Furniture Polis
H. Goodwill
Paulin’Street
Upholeterer
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