Lost Bracelet on Boston Train Promptly Recovered
A plain gold band bracelet vanished on Sunday evening from the 10.45 train from Boston. Finder should return it to 188 Winthrop Street to receive a reward.
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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
5
A plain gold band bracelet vanished on Sunday evening from the 10.45 train from Boston. Finder should return it to 188 Winthrop Street to receive a reward.
Winthrop Yacht Club to meet at the club house Tuesday evening June 18 at 8 o clock. Good Cheer Alliance to sell cooked foods at the Unitarian Church vestry Saturday from 4.80 to 8.80 with beans brown bread rolls pies and cakes available while they last. Alliance plans a Christmas sale December 11 and 12 with chairmen appointed for tables.
Harold French leaves Fremont street for Woburn. many Winthrop residents and visitors travel to Keene Portland Newfoundland Atlantic City and Lake region. Notables include Mr and Mrs Floyd Seymour street, Miss Spear, Miss Hale, Mrs Kitson England, and families moving to Roxbury and Winthrop. Summer guests arrive at Cottage Park Hotel with numerous Boston Cambridge and Watertown names.
Mrs. M H Ryan returned home from the hospital. Major Henry O Hight of Egleton Park travels to New York City. Piano tuning and repair offered at 82 Crescent Avenue Beachmont. Rev and Mrs Charles Tilton attended Lasell Seminary commencement. L S Groves of Boston University to serve as cottage hotel clerk. Edward T Harrington Co sold large Winthrop estate at 678 Pleasant Street to Emeline A Fowler of Boston. John D Wellman of Lynn and Mary J Morgan of Winthrop had a quiet wedding at the Methodist parsonage. Francis M Tilton to graduate from Tilton Seminary June 18. Ruth Johnson celebrated her 14th birthday at 865 Winthrop Street. A Winthrop parade committee formed at Wadsworth Hall for August events. First Church of Winthrop held its first annual supper with 225 attendees. A home wedding for Mabel S Hiltz to John E Coleman at 79 Fremont Street featured floral decor and a reception for about 100 guests. The couple will live at 79 Fremont upon return from their honeymoon.
Mrs E E Wells of Centre visits Spotswood while H Martyn McNeil moves to Locust Street. Several residents plan summer stays in Wisconsin and New Hampshire, with others traveling to Harwich and Pittsfield. An elevator accident injures Harold French. a church social and Knights of Malta meeting are noted. A flying airship visit delights residents and local concerts support charity.
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