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Newspaper

Winthrop Sun And Visitor

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1908

Page

4

Public thanks for sympathy after wife's death

Sheldon W. Cook expresses gratitude to friends who sympathized during his wife’s illness and death. He asks them to know their kindness and assess offers will be treasured.

Avid Floyd Auctioneer at D 34 School Street Boston

Avid Floyd, an auctioneer, conducts sales at 34 School Street in Boston and at Winthrop.

Avid Floyd School Street Boston Winthrop

Mortgagee's Sale Of Real Estate In Winthrop Mass

Public auction on August 17 1908 at five o'clock afternoon for the property described in the 1907 mortgage to Susan Arletta Macgowan and P Stainforth Macgowan. Land in Winthrop Suffolk bounded by Pleasant Street and mean high water mark containing 14243 square feet with flats and privileges, subject to unpaid taxes. Purchaser to pay $300 cash at sale. assignee Isaac C Hall holds mortgage. Winthrop July 25 1908.

Lucian M. Foster Ruth E. Foster Susan Arletta Macgowan P. Stainforth Macgowan County of Suffolk Winthrop Massachusetts Pleasant Street Lucy A. Mosman Thomas Sheffield Said Whitman & Howard

Massachusetts Harbor Board Seeks Dredging Bids

The Board of Harbor Commissioners invites sealed bids for dredging an anchorage basin between the Whart and Winthrop channels in Boston. Bids due July 31, 1908, at 2 PM at the Land Office, 131 State House. Plans and specs available for view. bidders must show competence and experience. The board reserves right to reject all bids or waive irregularities.

Board of Harbor Throp Yacht Club Throp Mass Board of Harborsioners Boston Land Commissioners Massa State House Winhe United Winhe and Land Commis Boord Smith Samuel M. Harding Harbor Stoners Frank Engineer George E. Mansfield Heman A. and Land Commis

Winthrop Sun and Visitor contact and subscription details

Advertising and news copy must reach the office by Thursday 8:30 PM. Rejected manuscripts require a stamped return envelope. Subscription rates listed. second class matter entered December 20 1905 in Boston. Communications addressed to Winthrop Sun and Visitor Lewis Block Washington Ave Winthrop MA. Editor Herbert E Merson Associate Editor Ernest d Pierce. Telephone Winthrop 272.

Carr Boston Mass Congress Winthrop Sun and Visitor Lewis Block Washington Avenue Winthrop Mags

WINTHROP HOTEL NOTES REGULARS AND GUESTS LISTED

The Shirley Hotel hosts numerous guests including Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bartlett of Philadelphia and Mr. Edwin D. Mead of Boston. Crest Lodge under Miss A. Mooney reports many arrivals with August 1 expected arrivals. An August dancing party drew over 300 guests with eight-piece orchestra and a Miss Mooney served collation. Whist games occur each Wednesday.

Shirley” Hotel E. M. Bartlett and Son Philadelphia Winthrop Edwin D. Mead Boston Ralph W. Ranger Cecilia L. Blake Worcester E. D. Mason Carrie E. Draper New York City George W. Wing Grace Wing Kewaunee Edith M. Potter Marie Kenyon Pittsfield A. P. Hall Jamaica Plain Vorne C. Ware Stellar McDuffy Syracuse A. C. Wolfer Freeze Vivian Florence Freeze Sadie Angeline Cadieux Holyoke Francis Regan Rockville Cconn Harry Martin Danastreet Cambridge Patrick Rogan Fitchburg Frank Powers M. Fox Francis Rogan Washington, D.C White Gladys Frances Atlantic City N. J Pinckney Detroit Mich

Winthrop Sun and Visitor Chronicle Listed

The Winthrop Sun and Visitor announces its publication history and office location in the Lewis Block opposite Beach Station. The paper notes daily issues and Thursday editions from 7:30 to 8:30 PM, with a dated issue of Saturday July 25, 1908.

Winthrop Sun and Visitor Lewis Block Beach Station

Winthrop Senate Race Draws McKie and Burnham Factions

The senatorial contest in Winthrop is active with McKie and Burnham leading the effort. No other candidates appear likely to enter. Many predict McKie wins in Winthrop and East Boston while Burnham carries Chelsea and Revere. McKie has backing from the Winthrop Yacht Club. Both have served in the state legislature.

Winthrop McKie Burnham East Boston Chelsea Revere Winthrop Yacht Club

Suburban Gas & Electric Cuts Gas Rate in Town

The Suburban Gas & Electric Co announces a reduced gas rate in town, praising the public spirited company. It notes gradual service improvements and a plan toward a final $1.00 rate in two years, aligning with prior company plans.

Suburban Gas & Electric Co

Resolutions Oppose Sunday Baseball at Fort Banks

The Winthrop W C T U condemns Sunday baseball on Fort Banks athletic grounds, reaffirms support for army respect of community morals, and urges records be kept and copies sent to the district commander and local paper. Includes signatories led by Mrs Samuel Belcher and others.

Winthrop W. C. T. U United States Fort Banks United States Army Winthrop Boston Harbor

Surfside social week features whist, musicale and concerts

Residents and guests gathered at the Surfside and Cliff House for an evening of whist at the Surfside with 15 tables and refreshments, a musicale ending the night, and a large July 30 concert in the dining hall. The arrivals list shows about 70 guests from Charlestown to New York. At Cliff House a dancing party drew many, with new arrivals including Burton, Doubleday, and Powers. A Wednesday dance featured George Gregory’s lecture on blind education and Helen Keller, followed by a piano recital and whistling solos. Friday offered a complimentary Tel Electric Music concert by Thomas Connell for about 100 guests.

Count Costarelli Boston East Gloucester Crest Hall Charles Hitch Winthrop Centre Leon Hitch Reneo Juliet Katherine Meehan Mabel Going M. B. McGown Florence Baker West Newton Madge Mack Col S. O. Bigney Attleboro A. W. Copeland Detroit Mich O. E. Willians Galveston Tex Frank D. Evans Kane Hamilton Jacobs New York G. H.carpenter Marlboro George E. Leighton Mary E. Brown Allston F. Brown W. Holbrook Edward Lawrence San Francisco Young’s Hotel Hambro Sisters Samuel ‘Day Worces Frank Fletcher Rose Coyle F. S. Rinehart F. A. ‘Ferren M. Gray Raymond Bennett Springer C. W. Warnock J. T. Davis G.W.R Harry Connell F. E. Fletcher Surfside C. J. Carven Charlestown F. P. Sweeney Kenny Dearborn Elizabeth Springfield Miss Pitcher East Boston Wilson Beverly George Gregory Helen Kellar Thomas Connell Tel Electric Music Company

Ocean View Guests at Autrm and Nevada Hotels

A list of guests at Ocean View House and The Nevada includes Mrs I B O'Brien and A L Bailey of New York among many others. Attendees hail from Chicago Boston Schenectady and Toronto with families and several couples registering at The New Winthrop Hotel. An impromptu musicale and dance entertained Nevada guests featuring Philip Glemby of New York as a notable impersonator.

Ocean View House Nevada Philip Glemby New York

Winthrop Notes and Highlands Visitors Highlight Week

Winthrop residents plan outings next week with Frank W. Tucker and family heading to Lake Wentworth New Hampshire. Sarah McEachern of Winthrop Highlands visits Gloucester this week. Edwin H. Leonard and Coral avenell to spend next week at Miller's Camp Stoddard Nee Mrs W E Smith of Willow Avenue travels to Falmouth Heights. Mrs Floyd hosts relatives from East Boston Sharon and Reading. Highlands residents enjoy a bowling match between Peaches and Lemons with Lemons winning by one pin. Prizes awarded to Deering for high single string and Swick for high three string total.

Frank W. Tucker Lake Wentworth N. H Mies Sarah McEachern Winthrop Highlands Gloucester Edwin H. Leonard Coral Avenell Miller's Camp Stoddard W. E. Smith Willow Avenue Falmouth Heights Will Floyd Ym, Hall of

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Sheldon W. Cook Isaac C. Hall E. J. Bishop Resldence Banks Street ZI. E. Crose Alfred Peat Winthrop St Winthro Telephone Meridian Street East Horace Butler Herbert E.merson Ernest d. Pierce Telephone Winthrop Hotel Crest Lodge Helen F. McGilvray Mrs. T. W.richardson Summit Avenue I. P. Dodge Newton Walsh Malden Palner Brookline Warren Thomas W. Smith Pingree Charles Pingree Florence Day George A. Alden San Antonio Marsella Raden Marshall Mary Whalen Detroit, Mich F. F. Stevens Chicopee Falls J. G. Merrick Spring Fannie J. Merrick Frederick G. Merrick Edward P. Merrick Stewart M. Low Leomister L. F. Mahoney G. H. Almon Montpelier Oscar L. England William Frick Nashville Tenn B. (. Gilbert E. J. Foley M. J. Geran Frank Geran Olive Geran Evelyn Geran Ella J. Bogarty Frances O’connor Jeannette Moran Rose J.conlin I. M. Rosenbaum Thomas Gainie Chicago R. B. Barton Rochester N. Y E. K. Morgan A. G. Frizette Bellows Falls Ethel Harris A. Sturtevant Evelyn ‘Curley Margaret Lamb F. L. Merritt San Jose Cal Grace E. Heany M. Mark, Jr Portland Qre J. V. Burn Kansas City F. D. Blake J. H. McKee Roxbury EB. M. Stewart Cottage Park Winthrop Sun Winthrop Visitor Ts Ae Samuel Belcher C. H. Kelley C. G. Craib O. E. Hill R. W. Clisby P. Barclay S. A. Kinney Kentucky John ‘Williams Cli Granville R. Burton J. M. Jones Hallett Novell P. C. Houston Jamestown C. L. Petrie Little Falls E. S. Doubleday Dorothy I. Doubleday E. C. Doubleday Cecil P. Powers Bennington C. W. Wallan Everett J.M. Pratt Mark Leavenworth Pittsburg William M. Fore Arthur T. Chase Haverhill P. D. Slocum Providence A. T Cate Alice Knapp Lowell H. T. Bonn Grafton L. V. Thompson Ocean View I. B. O'Brien Autrm York Charles P. Morrison New D. E. Storey R. P. Bullen Schenectady M. O'Connell Harry H. Southwick Louise H. Southwick Harry J. Tindale William Reynolds Gohoes P. B. Byrd Pine Bluff Ark A. E. Montgomery Newton Centre The E. Sherdan Salem A. E. Walker Toronto Can E. M. Carter Somerville E. E. Carter H. D. Hagadorn Buffalo Samuel Wild H. P. Leonard Ariong New Winthrop Hotel P. F. McGuinness H. L. Wheeler H. G. Symmes John Johnson Robert McBurney Norwich Conn Genevieve Lee E. P. Brown Anastasia McGrath Jessie C. Burkett Allen R. Edwards West Point Alex Massell Laura Smith Lewiston L. Spiegel A . ‘Trotter Larkin Tees Sawftr Winthrop News Washington Ave Shirley St Tel. Winthrop F. A. Regan Shore Drive Ocean Spray Station Johnson, M.D C. A. Nevers Wadsworth Block WM. Francis Pratt Optician Studio Bld’g Tremont St Corte m Chester Ave Winithrop Thornton Station WRS Bertha Wheeler Main St Geo. C. Edwards Glazier and Whitener Madison Ave
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