Wontho apportionments and church notices in Winthrop
Unitarian Church Winthrop Mass corner Hermon and School streets led by Rev W O Litchfield with 10 45 am service Sunday school at noon and free seats. Firemen Memorial Sunday ceremony at Centre Cemetery. Graduation day June 16 with baccalaureate by the minister. Chaplain Litchfield preaches at Soldiers Home Chelsea 3 pm. Parish address 15 Jefferson street tel 1794.
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Unitarian Church
Winthrop
Mass
Hermon
School Streets
W. O. Litchfield
Hermon Street
Centre Cemetery
Friends of the Fremen
Chaplain Litchfield
Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
Charles Tilton
Jefferson Street
RT. John’s Episcopal Church
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bowdoin
Buchanan Streets
O. W. Henry
Winthrop Sun and Visitor Remarks on Postmaster and Substations
Local editorials praise Postmaster Hibbard for expanding the Boston district with new sub stations. The piece, reprinted from Malden News, lauds hisWashington trips and notes the district grows while the Post Office leadership keeps harmony and effort high.
Baptist Budget Sermons and Meeting News
Special children sermon titled Tam but a Little Child will be preached Sunday morning with an evening address by the pastor on The Church and Social Progress. Next Wednesday the church corporation will meet to vote repairs for the meetinghouse and asks all members to attend. An old sailor in a tavern tale recalls storms and provisions to amuse listeners. A coffee origin anecdote credits De Clieux with bringing the first Martinique coffee plant, shaping later American varieties. A school visit joke features a lad answering a spelling riddle with a coin pun.
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Slocomb
Church Corporation
London
Amsterdam
Martinique
de Clieux
New York Press
Parson
Johnnie
Last Meeting of Queen Esther Circle at Winthrop M. E.
The Queen Esther Circle of Winthrop M. E. Church held its last meeting for the year on June 5 at Mrs. William H. Ricker’s home 24 Atlantic street. Fourteen members and honorary youths enjoyed a patriotic program with readings mandolin solos and choruses. A crayon portrait of George Washington and a birthday like cake with flags highlighted the festivity. Each guest left with an autographed historical post card.
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Queen Esther
Winthrop M. E. Church
William H. Ricker
Atlantic Street
George Washington
Beatrice Creighton
Praise for Cemetery Superintendent Bennison Sparks Memorial Day Pride
A town observer commends cemetery superintendent Charles R. Bennison for a transforming effort. He notes tidy lawns, growing flowers, painted fences, and modern improvements turning the grounds into a near modern cemetery. The writer urges funding for a new tomb at a future town meeting.
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Charles R. Bennison
Winthrop Veterans Praise Memorial Day Exercise
The Winthrop War Veteran Association salutes the Memorial day exercises and the soldiers' and sailors' monument dedication. They thank the editor for accurate coverage and citizens, Fort Banks personnel, the Ladies' Reserve Corps, and donors for making the event a grand success. Composed by Irving W. Campbell, Justin T. Sylvester, Samuel N. Rogers, William P. Brown, and the committee.
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Winthrop War Veteran Association
Winthrop
United States
Fort Banks
Ladies’ Reserve Corps
Irving W. Campbell
Ustin
T. Sylvester Samuel'n. Rogers
William P. Brown
Junior Epworth League district delegates hosted by First M. E. Church
The Suffolk District Junior Epworth League's second annual convention gathered about 120 delegates from Everett Glendale Chelsea and East Boston at the First M E Church on June 1. District president H R Carter presided and Miss Lillian Henry led with an Welcome address.
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M. E. Church
Suffolk
George H. Spencer
Everett
Glendale
The Wire King Falls On High Wire at Wonderland
James E. Hardy known as the Wire King suffered a serious fall during a high wire act at Wonderland. His bicycle wheel slipped from the wire causing a 50 foot drop. he broke a collar bone but escaped serious injury with only bruises and was taken to the emergency room.
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James E. Hardy
Wonderland
Hardy
Winthrop Real Estate Transfers Noted
Grace A. Bradshaw transfers to Margaret J. Lecour on Lincoln Street while May F. Gaynor moves to Mary L. Ashton at Woodside Avenue and Bartlett Park. Lucy A. Mosman transfers to Henry J. Livermore on Pleasant Street and Q Harry W. Aiken to Charles F. Hargrave on Winthrop Street and South Avenue. Amount $1.
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Grace A. Bradshaw
Margaret J. Lecour
Lincoln Street
May F. Gaynor
Mary L. Ashton
Woodside Avenue
Bartlett Park
Lucy A. Mosman
Henry J. Livermore
Pleasant Street
Harry W. Aiken
Charles F. Hargrave
Winthrop Street
South Avenue
Winthrop Honors Veterans With War Relics Exhibit
Residents gathered to honor fallen soldiers and dedicate a free ten day exhibit of war relics books pictures and portraits at the Winthrop library. Rev Porter M Vinton delivered a eulogy praising all who wore the blue and the town’s role in preserving history for future generations.
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Winthrop
Feneral
Porter M. Vinton
Sagamore Club Dance at Ocean View Hotel Impresses
The Sagamore Club second dance at the Ocean View Hotel drew about 65 couples with strong social and financial success. Music led by T. H. Green. floor directed by Peter Collins with W. H. Loring, McMahon, and Waldo assisting. matrons included Mrs Green, Mrs Quinn, Mrs Kammerling. notable guests listed among many attendees.
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Ocean View Hotel
Green
Quinn
Kammerling
T. H. Green
Peter Collins
Dorchester
Charles Dunn
Nielson
Deavreux
Stewart
McMahon
Hocks
Perry
Murray
Stokes
Medros
Jones
Styles
Horn
Mendelssohn Club Concert In Boston With Winthrop Attendance
The Mendelssohn Club of Boston led by A. W. Keene performed its third concert of the season before an attentive audience that included Winthrop residents. Soloists included Mrs. Lena A. Urquide Mr. Ray Finel Mr. E. E. Goldston Mr. George E. Shultz and flutist Anthony Di Lascia with pianists Miss Lillian Goulston and Edythe M. Keene. Shultz sang Mattei's Oditu well and Urquide impressed with Jane, while Finel and Goldston gave notable performances. The program featured Haydn's oratorio and a new piece Welcome Spring by Keene with frog and katydid tones illustrating a bright spring scene.
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Mendelssohn Club
Boston
A. W. Keene
Winthrop
Lena A. Urquide
Ray Finel
E. E. Goldston
George E. Shultz
Anthony di Lascia
Lillian Goulston
Edythe M. Keene
Mr. Finel
di Lascia
Shultz
Mattei
Oditu
Haydn
Real Estate Transfers In Winthrop Listings
Thomas H. Cross transfers to Erick G. Hagman and wife on Hermon Street while W Edwin A. Carney conveys Almont and Cross streets to Augustus E. Wyman. W Theron Porter deeds five lots on Main Goddard Madison Vernon and Crescent streets to Ernst Filentje for one dollar.
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Winthrop Real Estate
Thomas H. Cross
Erick G. Hagman
Hermon Street
Edwin A. Carney
Augustus E. Wyman
Almont
Cross Streets
W. Theron Porter
Ernst Filentje
Main
Goddard
Madison
Vernon
Crescent
Winthrop Gets Ready As High School Progresses
The article notes smooth boat and rail access to Winthrop, with no crowding on landing days. The new high school building is rapidly advancing and should be ready for occupancy by fall. Edwin H. Leonard, a former Shepard, Norwell advertising manager, returns from Chicago after a week with family, bringing praise for his design work and articles on Advertising.
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Edwin H. Leonard
Coral Avenue
Chicago
A. W. Leonard
John 8. Leonard
Leonard
Shepard, Norwell Co
New Home Sewing Machine Promises No Rips for Kids
Advert says the New Home Sewing Machine keeps children happy with durable clothing and no rips. Mothers urged to buy now, as the machine will serve their children for years. Dealers everywhere.
Administrator's Notice for Alexander K Adams Estate
Edward S Adams of Winthrop has been appointed administrator of the estate of Alexander K Adams late of Winthrop Suffolk County. He has taken on the trust by bond and all creditors must present claims and debtors must pay to the administrator at 77 Cottage Avenue Winthrop on June 4 1907 38 3t.
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Alexander K. Adams
Winthrop
Suffolk
Edward
Adams
Cottage Avenue
Winthrop Sun Seeks News From Subscribers
The Winthrop sun requests readers to send in news items and sign their names for printing.
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Winthrop Sun
Engagement notices and other news rule prompts
A note states that engagement announcements and all other news for publication should be accompanied by brief notes received daily and archived in the waste basket as a standard newspaper rule. This guideline underscores how publishers handle routine items and keeps staff aligned on submission standards.
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Wonthoop Churches
First Unitarian Church
First Church of
Methodist Episcopal
Union Congregational
Winthrop Sun An
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Lewis Block
Washington Avenue
Herbert E. Emerson
Ernest d. Pierce
Winthrop Visitor
Beach Station
Hibbard
Washington
Malden News
Sagamore Club
the Pilgrim
Revere Beach
Park Street
Smith Patterson Company
Summer Street
Journal Building
E. F. Rogers
Lewis
Winthrop Beach
Frank
Barrett
Photographig. Studio
Wadsworth Block
E. E. Crosby
Alfred Peat
Winthrop St
Edwards
Glazier and Whitener
Hermon St
Ralph P, Badgee
Chatham St. Ynn
Lynn
I. B. Ocbrien Lewis Lock
Coral Ave
Lillian F. Rich Teagher
Phanoforte T SI
Piano
Winthrop Sr
Olga F. Byram
Centre Street
Town Hall
William A. Sampson
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