Milford Obituary Notes and Family Travel Snaps
Mrs Charles O Ehrman and son Chandler of Orlando avenue visited Milford last week. Fred J Daggett rushed to New Hampshire after his mother’s sudden death Sunday. Mrs M A Belcher of Winthrop street spent a week at Weymouth with sister Mrs Pitcher. Miss Belle Hopkins of Somerville stayed with her uncle Mr A F Rich of Pleasant street over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles_O.Ehrman
Chandler
Orlando Avenue
Milford
N. H
Fred J Daggett
New Hampshire
M. A. Belcher
Winthrop Street
Weymouth
Mrs. Pitcher
Belle Hopkins
Somerville
A. F. Rich
Pleasant Street
Boston University
Tremont Temple
F. M. White
The
Baptist Church
Nellie Wyman
Highlands
J. H.leathem
Shirley Street
Colesworthy
McIntyre
Hyde Park
Winthrop
Sagamore Avenue
William Lowe
Wigan
Thomas Crompton
Liverpool
England
A. J. Pilling
Beach Road
Centerville
Miah
Burrill
Melvin Burrill
Dorchester
Arbutus
Winthrop Shore Drive
Maynard H. Jordan
Fremont Street
Winthrop Beach
Ocean Spray Station
W. E. Meryman
John A. Olsen
Atlantic Street
Chicago
Anna Olmquist
Stantop
Iowa
Mrs. M. Nickerson
Lincoln Street
Bolton
A. J. Parser
Bonnie Doon
Tewksbury Street
Augustus Riese
Boston
Lemner
Miss. Gretta
Newbury Street
Winthrop Notes Include Socials Auctions and Real Estate
A compiled Winthrop column reports residents on vacations and visits from John H Lee Centre street to Hadson New Hampshire and Liverpool England. It notes property sales in Winthrop Beach including cottages on Cottage Park road Vine Avenue Moore Street Park Avenue and Tafts Avenue with buyers from Cambridge and Somerville. The piece covers social events at the Clover Whist club and Beach market updates, plus upcoming yacht club meetings and D A R open house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Dun
Winthrop Beach
C. F. Belcher
Cottage Park Road
George H. Ayer
Cambridge
F. W. Wild
Vine Avenue
Peterson
Fiske
Moore Street
Mr. Young
Inthrop Beach
McDonald
Winthrop Yacht Club
Ruth Tucker
Davenport
Iowa
Minnesota
Edward Fay
Court Road
John H. Wyeth
Mary Fay
Helen Elizabeth Wyeth
Braintree
August Rausch
East Boston
C. Henry Leath
Mildred
Shore Drive
Yule Tide Charity Sale Folded Amid Home Made Cake Event
The Yule Tide Charity Club to close its annual homemade cake sale on Tuesday afternoon June 16 from 2 to 5 at Mrs E E Dawson corner of Washington avenue and Thornton park. The note mentions Mrs Dawson and local construction updates while The Enterprise at 603 Shirley street advertises a broad stock of textiles and clothing items run by Christine W Mongrain and Kate M Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Grant
Chester
Edith
Dorothy
Brooklyn
N.S
Enterprise
Shirley Street
Christine W. Mongrain
Kate M. Walker
Lewis Colton
Winthrop Street
of & Son
Yule Tide Charity Club
E. E. Dawson
Washington Avenue
Thornton Park
Tilton Bible Class Outing to Marblehead This Afternoon
Members and friends of the Tilton Bible class of the First Church plan an outing to Marblehead this afternoon. Special cars will depart from Narrow Gange station at 4 p.m. and return at the party’s pleasure. The Lynn leg leaves Winthrop Centre at 3 20 p.m. joining the 8.25 from Boston. All friends are invited to go with basket lunch or dine at local restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilton Bible Class
First Church
Marblehead
Lynn
Narrow Gange Station
Winthrop Centre ‘Station
Boston
Hotel Guests Fill Ocean View Cliff House Gaps
A long list details Ocean View guests from Boston Somerville St Louis New York and Connecticut with many repeats from last season. Cliff House visitors include Leonard Weis P Burke Granville R Buxton W H Locke A Green F H Brown C H Arnold L P Arnold H E White E J Somers and more plus Winona Lander joining for summer music roles. New Winthrop hosts A W Jones Henry Kavanaugh J N Fossel and families while Farnumsville J Fossel and Boston guests mingle with Sunday visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean View
C. H. Howland
J. C. Doty
E. Henderson
W. H. Hall
Boston
W. E. Barton
Somerville
T. G. Morrit
St. Louis
J. S. Dunn
D. D. Glasford
New York
Cliff House
Leonard Weis
P. Burke
Brookline
R. Steele
Toronto
Can
Granville R. Buxton
J. P. McDonald
F. J. Madigan
W. E. Colley
New Winthrop Hotel
Messrs
A. W. Jones
Henry Kavanaugh
J. N. Fossel
Slater Eskrigge
Winthrop
L. A. Brackett
L. B. Rogers
Helen Rogers
O'Connell
Quincy
W. F. Herrin
E. B. Remick
M. Gibson
Dressing Room Upgrade for Ladies Noted in Schedule
A well equipped dressing room for ladies is available until 11 p.m. The note highlights enhanced facilities and extended hours for female patrons.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department
Winthrop News
Bartlett Road
Anna Johnson
Beacon Iptablesome
Il Bellevue Avenue
David W. Simpson
Locuat Street
Statford
Cliff Avenue
Winthrop Highlands
Sun and Visitor Office
Winthrop Harbor
F. D. Sutcliffe
Guinthrop Nellis
Qiinthrop
Nellis
John H. Lee
Centre Street
E. D. Belcher
Joseph
Pauline Street
Hadson, N. H
Reginald Wells
James R. O'Hara
Bath
Harry Hills
South Avenue
Bartlett Lake
Northboro
George H. Hayes
Trident Avenue
Frank B. Orcutt
Sea Foam Avenue
R. L. Phipps
George W. Hyde
Temple Avenue
Frank, Oroatt
G. W W. Hayes
Howard Blake
West Roxbury
Henry Quinn
Floyd Street
Planos
J. Bernhardt
Crescent Avenue
Beachmont
Revere
John McDonald
Orleans
New Haven
Edward R. Wells
Fleming
Eunice Belcher
Hartford
Conn
Deane Winthrop
Deane Winthrop House
D A.R
Fort Banks
Fort Banke
Fort Revere
Crescent Field
Revere Beach
Allen H.dougherty
Chickering Hall
Lois Reardon
Jeremiah Green
Tafts Avenue
Newton
Southboro
Floyd and
Tucker
Afin Street
Josef BE. Anderson
H. F. Rich& Co
le Bon Ton
Millinery
Misses
Point Shirley Cottage
Floyd & Tucker
School St
Endicott
Castor
Neuwis
Massachusetts Bay
A. C. J. Pope & Son
Ocean View Hotel
B. Obrien
Cottage Park
O. F. Belcher
Winthrop Mass
Mass
Young’s Hotel
Geo. A. Cabot
Summit Avenue
Winthrop’ Hotel
Robert N. Chapman
Myrtle Ave
Winthrop House
Anna M.smith
Crest Hall
Winthrop Shore
Drive House
Fred L. Hall
Hawthorne Av
Ocean Spray
A. H. Ware
New England
Poole
Charles L. Ridgway & Sons
Nevada
Marshall
Somerset
Cottage Avenue
J. E. O’neil
Delight Furniture Polish
Upholeterer
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