Paper Availability For Winthrop Sun and Visitor June 9 1909
The Winthrop Sun and Visitor lists several locations where copies cost 5 cents each. Places include A T Bagness opposite Highland Station Boston Revere Beach Lynn Depot Boston Winthrop Beach opposite Beach Station Rogers Centre Store Jefferson and Winthrop Streets Brown's Pharmacy Wadsworth Block Centre W Thayer Ocean Spray Pharmacy Ocean Spray Elizabeth Rippa variety store opposite Centre Station and the newspaper office Lewis Block Washington Avenue.
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A. T. Bagness
Highland Station
Boston
Revere Beach
Lynn’ Depot
Winthrop Beach O
Rogers Centre
Jefferson and
Winthrop
Brown's Pharmacy
Wadsworth
Centre
W. B. Thayer
Ocean Spray
Elizabeth—Rippay
Variety
Opp
Centre Station
Lewis Block
Washington Avenue
Winthrop Girls Hear Beautification Talk And View Slides
The Winthrop Lenae ments and Historical Association committee chaired by George E. Mitchell hosted an afternoon and evening program on Funk and town beautification at the assembly hall of Mae High School. Edward Fowler presented a 200 slide stereopticon lecture on Dayton Ohio and town artistry to about 200 seventh to ninth graders. Parents and teachers praised the event and urged similar efforts locally while the committee outlined seed distributions and future photo slides of gardens and window boxes for ongoing use and a home department for younger children.
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Winthrop aLenaements
New Winthrop Dramatic Club to Stage Three Plays
The New Winthrop Dramatic Club presents Op on me thumb followed by Mr. Milliner's Bill and The Happy Past. Miss Elsie Brown and Miss Florence Tewksbury lead casts under Mrs. Jean Caldwell from New York City. Benefit for the Old People's Home in Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Winthrop Dramatic Club
Jean Caldwell
New York City
New Winthrop Hotel
VRE Maule Adams
Elsie Brown
Winthrop
Viola Marsters
Milliner
Rosina Vokes
Florence Tewksbury
Pleasant Street
Tewksbury
Roxpurse
Chaise
Henry Miller
Cenast
Travis Walsh Celebrates Fourteenth Birthday in Boston Area
Travis Walsh of Revere Street, son of Mrs. Joseph P Walsh, held a party with about six guests including Church of the Advent choir boys. The event featured a cherry company reception, a soprano solo by Mrs. Walsh, a vocal solo by Travis Walsh, and pianist Miss Rita Moogie. Games, luncheon, and souvenirs capped the celebration.
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Travis Walsh
Due Revere Street
Joseph P Walsh
Sampday
Church of the Advent
Boston
Winthrop
Cherry Company
Walsh
Rita Moogie
Real estate transfers listed on Winthrop streets and avenues
A sequence of real estate conveyances is recorded under names such as Oscar E Pease Charles R B Claflin Theron Porter and William H Smith among others. Properties span Atlantic Monmouth Harvard Payson Central and Crescent streets with multiple lots and executors or trustees named in the transfers. An unrelated note states a diver can stay conscious for three and a half minutes after air supply is cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar —E. —Pease
Joseph_G. Washbour
Atlantic
Hermon
Q. D
Charles R. B
Charles R. B. Claflin
Harvard
Payson
Central Streets
Theron Porter
Charles R.B. Claflin
Crescent
Whitfield E. Porter
Claflin
Thomas O. McEnaney
Helen F. Jacobi
Court Road
Boston
William H. Gardner
E. Robbins
Beach Road
Laurél Street
James P. Prince
Amelia A. Belcher
Winthrop
Walter W. Belcher
Frank
Cobb
Buchanan
Fremont
Neighborhood Club Fosters Unity Among Young Men
A three year old Neighborhood Club in town promotes athletic and intellectual aims with a social program and non sectarian views. It acts as a training ground for other clubs, keeps a small fund for community projects, and supports unity in town interests under officers led by Elliott Stokes and John Hughes.
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Inevibis
Ochestra
Y.M.I
Columbia Hall
Elliott Stokes
John Hughes
Rae Somerville
Leon Paine
K. (. Jose
Ernest Walker
Carl Anderson
iRev
GC. W. Henry
Unity Club of Roxbury Hosts Spring Luncheon at New Winthrop Hotel
The New Winthrop hotel hosted a spring luncheon for the Ladies' Unity Club of Roxbury and guests from federated clubs. Mrs. Robert N. Chapman chaired, about sixty attended, and the program featured speeches on club work supporting the Old People's Home, women’s suffrage, and the arts. Alfred H. Brown of Boston spoke on the theater’s role in modern life, emphasizing moral and civic value and advocating church collaboration.
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Winthrop Hotel
Ladies’ Unity Club
Roxbury
Robert N.chapman
J. J. Bell
F. D Osgood
Winthrop
Aef
Boston
E. H. Leonard
Old People’s Home
Bartlett Street
Chapman
Bessie Brown Cobb
Lynn
New England “Women's Press Association
Wesley Tyler
Q. and Q. Club
Meno
Orville E. Johnson
Winthrop Woman's Club
William F. Tobey
P. AU. Club
Cli
Hortense Dudley Hay
Meane Winthrop
Ay Eecirl P
Jrer
Order
America
Winthrp
Norah Johnson Barbour
Winthrop Equal, Suffrage League
Tremont Street
Alfred H. Brown
A. M
Tthose
Parents Day Exhibits At Local Schools Planned
Parents and friends are invited to visit public school exhibits on Parents Day in June. Each building will showcase student work in art sewing and manual training with events at Highlands Shirley Street Centre and Edward B Newton School. Demonstrations run daytime and evening with dresses garments and projects on display under teachers Miss Harriet Day Gustaf Liedholm and instructor Agnes Comer.
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Frank A. Douglas
Harriet
Highlands School
Almonth Street
Sistors
Agnes L. Comer
Shirley Street
Winthrop Bed
Thes
Centre Grammar School
Edward B. Newton
Ventre
Pauline
Gustaf Liedholm
Twentieth Birthday Party at Miss Ann Malone Home
Miss Ann Malone hosted a nineteen twenties style birthday gathering at 1 Herman Street on Wednesday evening. Guests included Miss Anna Malone Miss Adelaide Robicheau Miss Ella Malone and many others with singing dancing and a cake and ice cream collation.
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Ann. Malone
Herman Street
Ella Stalone
Adelaide Robichean
Joseph Corinha
Agnes Mahoy
Anna Malone
Gertrude Curtain
Athbert Dasett
Felicity Club Elects Officers for 1909 10
The Felicity Club held its annual meeting last week to elect officers for 1909 10. Capitola Lindbohm was chosen president Eva Mayo vice president Julia Visall recording secretary Madge Le Cour t corresponding secretary Milred Norse treasurer Rends Ryan is on the press committee. A small donation to the Floating Hospital was approved and the program for the coming year was accepted. The membership limit was set at twenty. Guests included Miss Grace Ayres and Dr H Louise Palmer. The meeting adjourned after refreshments and a social hour until the first Thursday in October.
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Felicity Club
Capitola Lindbohm
Eva Mayo
Julia Visall
Madge le
Mil Tred
Advice About Marrying As Equal Partners
A bachelor vows to marry someone he can treat as an equal. A married man warns that a woman who would accept such treatment isn’t worth keeping in the house. The exchange reflects old time views on marriage and gender roles.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Winthrop Post Office Letters for Week Ending June 5
The Winthrop post office weekly list shows letters remaining for June 5 including Miss Mary Bates Miss Josephine Blodgett and Mrs. Chas Neale.
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Winthrop
Mary Bates
Josephine Blodgett
Chas. Neale
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Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Winthrop Real Estate
Cleb Life
Maria
Lippincott’s
Puck
UNITY
Club OF
H.T. Whitman
Channing Howard
Whitman & Howard
Civil Engineers and Surveyors
Devonshire St
Winthrop and
Revere
Fort Hill
Gabler
Shoninger
Ludwig & CO
Winter & CO. Baus
Blake the Piano Man
Washington St
Telephone
Oxford
Winnisimmet Street
Chelsea
Broadway
Bellingham Station
McCarty & CO
E. M. Burke
Columbia Square
Suburban Gas & Electric Company
Massachusetts Wharf Coal Company
Winthrop Delivery
Kilby Street
East
Marginal Street
Floyd & Tucker
Phe
Cour
Winthrop Hardware Company
W. G. Grant
Magee’s Corner
Winthrop, Mass
Freeman's Hardware
W. W. Freeman
Pro. Devoe and Cwt. Reynolds, Co
Winthrop Street
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