Church Notices Deadline for Visitor Office Thursday
Notices for the column must reach the Visitor Office by 11 oclock Thursday morning to insure publication.
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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
8
Notices for the column must reach the Visitor Office by 11 oclock Thursday morning to insure publication.
Rev Ralph M Harper rector leads the second Sunday after Trinity with 8 00 am Holy Communion and 10 30 am Morning service and sermon. Primary Department meets at 12 10 pm and The Church School at 10 30 am. Special lawn services east of the New Winthrop Hotel begin last Sunday in June with the Church School Conference on Wherein a Boy or Girl Makes Good.
All Souls Church Unitarian announces Sunday service at Corner Hermon and School Streets with minister William W. Peck. Special children's sermon follows the regular message titled The boy who dared with choir and soloists listed.
Walter Sherman pastor at 90 Shore Drive announces a Sunday service addressing child welfare in Winthrop. A campaign for funds to buy land for a community house will begin, with summer school starting at 9 30 and young people meeting at 6 30. The sermon at 7 30 is titled The Lost Christ. Strangers welcomed.
Winthrop Methodist Episcopal Church on Winthrop Street hosts a morning service at 10 30 led by minister Charles S Otto with the fire department in attendance and the choir singing Te Deum. A church study at noon precedes a 4 clock Children’s Day Vesper Concert featuring a baptismal site and children’s program.
Union Church announces Sunday service with Sunday school at 8 p m and evening preaching at 7 80 p m at Point Shirley.
The Church of St John the Evangelist on Winthrop Street, under Rector John H Griffin, will hold 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.
The account describes a spider whose female carries a bag of eggs suspended by her legs. If the bag is disturbed the spider makes a desperate effort to recover it. A specimen showed a granulated back, but was covered with young that attached to her by threads and climbed back to the body.
The article notes pen materials include German silver aluminum and aluminum bronze. It cites Dr. W H Wollaston with a gold pen of two thin gold strips tipped with rhodium, possibly made on Donkin 1808 patent principle, and mentions Lord Byron using one in 1810.
Correspondents and advertisers are urged to send copy early in the week to ensure publication. Thursday and Friday volumes are heavy and late submissions may not be printed. Submissions received early remain guaranteed space, freeing the staff to manage remaining late copy.
In 1915 Colgate seeks inspiration in an Adirondack camp and meets a mysterious, telegraph of a woman who appears by moonlight. Their bond deepens as she shares his ballad and stirs a powerful, romantic awakening. He vows to hold both inspiration and love.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt’s last words echo in a call for a safe and sane Fourth. The Winthrop Fourth of July Association plans bell ringing, songs, flag raisings, auto rides, water and land sports, children’s entertainment, band concerts, and a fireworks display. Expenses reach about $800 funded by public subscriptions. Deane Freeman at 47 Summit Avenue chairs the finance committee and welcomes donations.
The Grand Council of Campfires of Boston and vicinity convenes at Washington street playground Roslindale district on Saturday June 12 with all Winthrop Campfires represented and the Mystic Fire performed by the Winthrop group. Attendees depart by 6 10 p m from Winthrop Centre to Forest Hills to Ashland street for the playground. Campfires Girls attend Roslindale Baptist Church.
Forty five members and ex-employees of the Lynn and Boston Railroad Veterans Association visited Fitchburg on Monday. They traveled by special car from Chelsea at 7 40 a m reaching Whalom Park at 12 05 p m. Local railway officials welcomed the party and guided them through Whalom Park followed by a bountiful dinner at Whalom Inn.
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