Church of Christ Scientist Winthrop Service Notes
The Church of Christ Scientist in Winthrop Mass at Wadsworth Hall announces Sunday services at 10 45 a m with the lesson sermon Ancient and Modern Necromancy alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced A Sunday school for ages up to 20 meets at the same time A testimonial meeting occurs each Wednesday at 8 p m A free public reading room is open daily 2 to 5 p m except Sunday at 29 Jefferson corner Fremont Street and Monday evenings 7 to 9 All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth Hall
Winthrop Centre
Jefferson
Fremont Street
First Baptist Hermon St Morning Worship and Bible Events
First Baptist Church on Hermon Street lists morning worship at 10 30 with the sermon The Three Links. The Crystal Bay Lodge No 233 I C C F plans to attend and W H Henderson will address the Men s Bible class. Evening worship at 7 30 continues a historical series on Contending with God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Hermon St
William J. Day
Crystal’ Bay Lodge
W. H. Henderson
Gideon’s Bible Work
Cae
Service of worship at First Unitarian Church on Memorial Sunday
The First Unitarian Church held a worship service titled Volunteer or Drafted and a 12.05 p.m. Sunday school. Memorial Sunday honors by War Veterans and allied groups recalled the long struggle for liberty from the Revolutionary War to the present Great War, urging support for human liberty and opposition to autocracy in the world.
Church of St John the Evangelist announces Mass times
The Church of St John the Evangelist on Winthrop Street with rector John H Griffin schedules Masses at 7 8 45 10 30 and 11 30 until further notice. Children should attend the 8 45 mass and Sunday school follows immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of St. John the Evanglist
Winthrop Street
John H. Griffin
Truth in Small Doses Aphorisms and observations
A collection of short quips and musings on stocks wealth love honesty and human folly. The piece juxtaposes paradoxes about survival money virtue and social behavior with humorous asides about marriage religion and public life.
Words of Wise Men for Troubled Days
The piece urges cheerful words to lift weary hearts and warns against self excuses and lies born from reproval. It cautions that small faults become deliberate unkindness and that self deception can harden the spirit.
Odd Facts From A Bygone Almanac of Curiosities
A collection of quirky claims and trivia from various domains. Topics include animal quirks such as whales supposedly having no teeth and vultures lacking head feathers, cultural notes on Ukraine’s marriage customs, and oddities like octopuses reaching extraordinary lengths. The list blends folklore with dubious statistics.
Some Remarks on Mirrors and Kind Words
A short reflective note contrasts women pausing before a mirror with men trusting the Bible less than the almanac. It urges generosity of speech, claiming kind words gain value only when spoken and spread widely.
Not every widow calls for help when a man attempts to kiss her
A compact aphorism notes that not all women seeking support in intimate advances is required. sometimes the offender is the one needing aid. The remark casts a light on misperceived dynamics and responsibility in social encounters.
Regimental Farce and Student Dramas Highlight June Events
June events include Winthrop Yacht Club presenting A Regiment of Two on Friday, June 5 Pupils of Wilma Dearborn Carter host at Elks Club House on Tuesday June 9 and pupils of Mabel J. Golden stage dramatic entertainment on Monday June 11 at the Elks Club House June 14 marks Flag Day services at Elks Home and June 18 features a Bon Bon party at Point Shirley Yacht Club.
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Winthrop
Clus
Wilma Dearborn Carter
Elks Club
Mabel J. Golden
Elks Club House
Elks Home
Point Shirley Yacht Club
Pupils of Mabel J Golden Entertain at Elks Hall
The Mabel J. Golden Studio pupils will entertain at Elks Hall in Winthrop and Revere on Monday evening June 11. The program includes dramatic readings sketches songs dances and specialties by numerous children with solo and choral numbers and a fairy play The Changeling featuring Titania and a medley of recitations and jokes plus various costumed performances by local youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel J. Golden
Elks ™ Hall
Winthrop and
Revere
Land
Hilda LaCentra
Dorothy Nickerson
Madora Clarke
Lucille Nevers
Ruth Clarke
Cecile Donoghue
Margie LaCe
Ringling Brothers Circus Set for Boston Debut Week
Ringling Brothers to exhibit in Boston at Huntington avenue grounds during the week of June 4 with afternoon and night shows. The program features Cinderella in a main tent spectacle with over 1000 performers and elaborate pageants. An all-new street parade opens show day morning and 400 performers, hundreds of dancers, animals, and new acts headline the tent program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Boston
Huntington Avenue
America
Ringling Brothers
Diverse tech and industry notes from early science report
The article surveys energy from water in France totaling 738 090 horsepower with capacity growth since 1910. It notes chrome steel for ball bearings, a solar scale claim, a platinum substitute alloy, and Japan’s paper history. It mentions submarine cable landfall, Turkey cement substitute, rail strike laws, and security mail misaddress cases.
Rangers Visit Medway Peach Orchard Trip Reports Blooming Trees
May trip by Rangers to Medway and Halls farm a 10 acre peach orchard enjoyed blooming trees birds sang and the Paul Revere House dating 1688 stood on the farm Mrs C Webber led the excursion with planning for a June 7 trip to Horn Pond Mountain Woburn meeting at Sullivan Square at 10 am led by Mrs Andrews and Mrs Evans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medway
Halls Farm
Paul Revere
C. Webber
Horn Pond Mountain
Woburn
Sullivan Square
Andrews
Evans
Nelly F. Winegar
Wanted: House or flat to let in Winthrop Sun advert
Advertise your vacant residence in the Winthrop Sun and Visitor. Reach local readers seeking rental property. Easy placement for homes or flats. Secure timely inquiries and tenants through the community paper.
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Winthrop Sun and Visitor
McClarygrams on courage and ambition in diplomats and women
McClarygrams reflect on courage over cautiousness in diplomacy and the evolving role of women. The piece urges boldness, resilience, and self belief, noting small individuals can shape big outcomes despite opposition and ridicule. It also hints at lessons learned from defeat leading toward success.
On the Half Shell and Idle Musings
A fragmented excerpt contrasts beauty with poverty and humor about landlords and a yacht. It notes young men and their views on romance and implies a quick thought vs. slow travel. The passage ends with a literary reference about angels and fools.
Little Thoughts on Money Marriages and Morals
A columnist offers pithy aphorisms on banking as withdrawal, poverty as neither shame nor credit, fixed marriage salad dressing, life like a garden, and men who want success but may lack effort. The tone is wry and observational with brief, pointed maxims.
Worth-While Quotation on Gratitude in Creation
A short quotation highlights gratitude as the binding force in the whole creation. It presents gratitude as the cement that holds together all parts of the great fabric.
Ruth Benson Hosts Seventeenth Birthday Party
Miss Ruth Benson entertained friends at her Edgar Terrace home on Saturday evening celebrating her seventeenth birthday. Games music refreshments and National colors decor highlighted the gathering with Constance Fernald Vera Wingisky Inez Wingisky Lelan Moriarty Marion Rogers and Grace Horton among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth ‘Benson
Edgar Terrace
Constance Fernald
Vera Wingisky
Inez Wingisky
Lelan ‘Moriarty
Marion Rogers
Grace Horton
Ruth Benson
Advertising in This Paper Boosts Your Business
Place an ad in this paper to reach local customers and grow your sales. Our affordable rates and targeted reach help you showcase products and services effectively.
Possible Method Miss Withers and Mr Flipp Waterfall
Miss Withers recalls Mr Flipp's weekly visit last night. Miss Callow says he made a fool of himself and hints at a proposed match.
Salted bait to lure pigeons and cause flocking
A recipe describes mixing salt with common yellow clay and placing it on roofs or outbuildings to attract pigeons. The salt attracts the birds as they taste moisture in the earth, making it difficult to secure a large flock.
Nonspecific 1900s Clippings of Flora, Navy, and Pensions
The notes describe the Victoria Regia lily with 10 to 20 foot leaves, Koreans in Hawaii seeking naturalization to join the U S navy, Spain lacking an official floral emblem with the carnation popular, a sundial planned for Pasadena in honor of 29 founders, and pension rules expanding clergy widow and orphan eligibility in the Protestant Episcopal church.
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Hawaii
Spain
Pasadena
Cal
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Church OF Christ, Scientist
Winthrop, Mass
First Unitarian Church
William W. Peck
Beacon Villa
ST. John the Evangelist
Winthrop Hardware Co
GRANT
Main and
Winthrop Streets
Solomon
Ukraine
Russia
General von Hindenburg
Isle of Man
Ringling
Japan
Korea
Suiko
Turkey
Rangers
McClarygrams
McClary
W. E. Meryman
Shirley Street
Arco
J. W. Lawless
W. C. McQueeny
Winthrop Plumbing and Heating Co
Pauline and
Herman
Whittemore
Pleasan Street
Ernest
P. Norton
Tel
Foster Street
Brazil
John P. Lilleback
Kilby Street
Irwin Street
Winthrop Telephone
M Winthrop
B. Kolodny
Revere ST
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