Winthrop News Briefs Curtain Summer Assignments
Winthrop Sun and Visitor office at Brown’s Drug Store and Highland Drug Store in Winthrop Center and Highlands. Summer arrivals include Mr. G C Funk of Brookline at the Lenox, Mr. S A Mowry and family at Searspoint Maine, and Mr. C J Flynn and family at Wave Way Avenue. Various residents plan seasonal stays and travels.
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Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Brown’s Drug Store
Winthrop Centre
Highland Drug Store
Winthrop Highlands
Sun and Visitor
G. C.funk
Brookline
the Lenox
Bradford
Dorchester
Sturgis Street
A. Hank
Mermaid Avenue
Winthrop Notes and Local Notices Across Town
Community briefs from Winthrop include residents at Mooselock Maine and Dorchester summer homes, church confirmations at St John’s, a skating pond plan for Lewis Lake, and travel to Holderness New Hampshire. Civic events cover the Woman’s Club trip Blue Hills, Memorial Day observances, and a hearing on bowling alleys.
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Athrop Woman’s Club
Blue Hills
Lawrence
St. John’s Episcopal Church
C. W. Henry
St. John’s’ Episcopal Church
Arthur J. Pierce
Shore Drive
Pierce
Mrs Carson at Nash & Co Pattern Dept Draws Winthrop Ladies
Mrs N Carson from the Pictorial Review Co New York visits Nash & Co 181 Winthrop Street Winthrop on Monday June 3 to explain Cutting and Construction Guides and highlight Pictorial Review patterns. Visit pattern department and secure a free Monthly Fashion Book.
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Winthrop
N. Carson
Pictorial Review Company
New York
Peters & Co Sale Report on 107 Winthrop Shore Drive
The Charles O. Peters & Company of Boston and Ocean Spray Winthrop report the sale of 107 Winthrop Shore Drive to Samuel Simon of Boston for permanent residence with planned improvements. Grantor Gullie T. Hogan of Boston appointed administratrix of estate of the late Charles E. Bergren.
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Charles O. Peters & Company
Hemenway Building
Tremont Street
Boston
Ocean Spray
Winthrop
Winthrop Shore Drive
Samuel Simon
Gullie T. Hogan
Charles E. Bergren
Not Put Off Paint Without Delay Says Freeman
Freeman argues delaying painting costs 10 percent annually and raises total costs. He condemns cheap paint as twice as harmful, noting higher first cost and faster wear.
Various Brookline East Boston and Lynn Notes
Brookline resident E M Dunmore leases 91 Faun Bar Ave. David Mahoney sells out East Boston business. Mrs Helen Noyes of Lexington visiting daughter Mrs Walter McGregor. Mr and Mrs Donner Miss Harlow and Mr Zerringer at Robin Hood cottage Crystal Cove Ave. Good Cheer Alliance picnic planned at Winthrop Highlands bungalow. Mrs Mary Stanley Gammon lectured on the Orient at Congregational church. audience full and funds raised. assisted by tenor W Charles Manson. Miss Ethel Stowe leaves for Durham New Hampshire as private secretary to Professor Parsons, then to Washington DC. A blind horse attached to a Winthrop Cash Market wagon caused damage after frightening at Shirley Street and Jackman’s restaurant. same horse that earlier ran up Mr John Young’s stairs.
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William, E. Cunningham
Moore Street
Meridien
N. H
John Richardson
Somerset Avenue
England
Chas. E. Hodson
Edwad D. Carter
Emerson Road
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Congregational Church
Francis E. Willard
Cole
Deer Isle
Maine
Henry R. Waite
Horace Waite
Winthrop Street
Saugus
Waite
Helen F. Noyes
Lexington
Walter .McGregor
Park Avenue
Donner
Harlow
Mr Zerringer
Robin Hood
Crystal Cove Avenue
Good Cheer Alliance
Albert B. Dunham
Winthrop Highlands
Mary Stanley Gammon
Washington, D. C
Winthrop -Cash
Shirley Street
Jackman
John Young
Memorial Day Observed by Winthrop War Veterans
Winthrop War Veterans held Memorial Day ceremonies at Winthrop cemetery and Soldiers’ monument in Columbia Square. The day began with a band concert, a parade from Pauline Street to the cemetery, graves decorated, and short exercises. A repast and speeches followed at War Veterans Hall. Comrades Clapp Thayer and Brown were remembered.
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Winthrop War Veterans Association
Soldiers’ Monument
Columbia Square
Ingleside Park
Pauline Street
Winthrop Cemetery
Clapp
Thayer
Brown
War Veterans Hall
Public notices urge advance hearings on licenses
Citizens advocate notifying adjoining property owners and the public before final license decisions to avoid troubles. The town notes two hawthorn trees near Jefferson Street on John P Hazlett’s land appearing as one root. Florist blooms at Cap Floyd and Mrs Ellen V Tewksbury attract Memorial Day visitors. The tropical bougainvilla placed at Frost Library front steps were loaned by W H Ruttle.
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Jefferson Street
John. .P .Hazlett
Charles Street
Frost Library
W. H. Ruttle
Thornton Park Florist
Language eyes and speech in different dialects
A concise reflection on how eyes convey meaning beyond words, as Emerson notes the ocular dialect travels globally without a dictionary. The quote emphasizes visual understanding over spoken language and the universal power of gaze.
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Emerson
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Oce
Coumn
Colson
Prospect Avenue
H. Waite
Winthrop’ Street
W. Jiil
Winthrop Treet
Glen Bros
Rochester
N. Y
Revere
Summit Avenue
Highlands
Lillie E. Everbeck
Wheelock Street
Shoreham
Winthrop Beach
Vine Ave
Tel
Winthrop i
B. Brown
Win
Ashe
D A
Milto
Elmwood Avenue
Aply
E. B. Brown
W. J. Baltzell
Villa Avenue
Winthrop Singing Club
George Bussey
Trimount Co-Operative Bank
Aungm
George H. Wyman
Tremont,St
Nelson Floyd
Probate
the Sun & Visitor If
WINTHROP _ NEWS
Brighton
S. A. Mowry
Charles
Searspoint
Nellie M. Wellman
Lewiston
Rodney W. Walch
Cottage Avenue
Arthur Hill
Allston
William Frost
Derry
Winthrop News
E. B. Newton
Mooselockmequntic, Maine
C. Covish. of
Joseph
Anna Newton
Holderness
Lewis Lake
Hatch
Post 23
Chelsea
John McNaught
Barnes
Winthrop War Veterans’ Association
George’ Russell
Winthrop Spanish War Veteran Association
Richard Tewksbury
Tewksbury
Harvey Orcutt
William
Orcutt
Ranger
Billiken
Greenville
R. L
Pleasant Street
Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association
Deane Winthrop House
Frank Chouteau Brown
A. W. Walker
Worcester
A. F. Walker
Allen
Board of Selectmen
Court Park Club
Selectmen
W. Hinchcliffe
Almont Street
A. Taylor
W. Horton
Eb. Brown
T. Jennings
Gertrude
May Gaddis
Annie
Lydia’ Jennings
David Brown
Wm. Ally
Ata Sanghier
Nash & CO
Joseph Bernhardt
Crescent Avenue
Beachmont
Harry E. Whittemore
Peters & CO
Devoe
W. _W. Freeman
E. M. Dunmore
Faun Bar Avenue
David Mahoney
Washington ‘Avenue
East
Capin
W.b.floyd
Ellen
V. Tewksbury
Pleasant’street
Brown’s
Eaton Crane Pike
Kilburn
C. Brown
Ph. G
Indian Motor Cycles
Henry
Pauline
William Lauder
Pauline St. Nets
Winthrop Locksmith
R. J. Promises
Ite
Bowdoin Street
Tel. Winthrop
Suburban Gas & Electric Co
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