Dissolution of Partnership Cote and Fairlough
On and after June 10 1912 the partnership known as Cote and Fairlough is dissolved by mutual consent. It shall be carried on under the name Cote Park Boat Yard by Louis Cote. All money due the firm should be collected and paid to the survivor. Edgar F Power assignee listed with T Sleeper at 38 Tremont Street Room 502.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar F. Power
Asplenee
T. Sleeper
Geo
Tremont Street
Louis Cote Es T Mac Pairclough
Cote & Falréh
Eh Sant Park Boat Yard
Louis Cote
Iid Ee Cenenme
Cote
Board of Selectmen
Hornton Street
Selectmen's
Town Hall
F. G. Curtis
JM It
Winthrop Sun and Visitor notices 1905 edition
The fragment shows publication details for the Winthrop Sun and Winthrop Visitor from 1905 with establishment dates, Saturday issue schedule, office address at 466 Shirley Street Winthrop, Massachusetts, and editors contacts. It also lists subscription rates and submission deadlines for advertising notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Sun
Shirley Street
Winthrop Beach
Opp
Beach Station
Winthrop, Mass
Winthrop Board Checks Municipal Gas and Electric Plan
A town committee reports on Winthrop’s municipal gas and electric ownership, finding no service improvement and no rate relief from ownership. It concludes that municipal ownership would raise taxes and notes the findings align with prior opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Winthrop
Boston Mayor seeks ban on three flats as property values loom
The agitation against the three flatters grows as Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston pushes legislation to prohibit such structures. He argues that in a year the three flat becomes a shabby, lowering property values, while developers show beauty and utility in apartment houses superior to the common three-flatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Boston
Chelsea Record
Winthrop Towns Discuss Old Buildings and Firemen Pay
Winthrop townspeople consider improving unoccupied structures including a dilapidated wash on Washington avenue to boost appearance and attract residents. The selectmen plan a town meeting next Thursday to act on the Electric Light committee report, with another June 27 meeting to discuss firemen pay increases. The notices reference political sentiment and local editorials from East Boston Free Press and Sun and Visitor remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Washington Avenue
Electric Light Committee
Sunday Baseball in Winthrop and New Church Progress
The report highlights Winthrop baseball action from last Sunday with the city’s blue team in winning form and notes the rapid completion of a new Catholic church, adding a notable semi public building to the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Boys In
Blue
Electric Light Committee Report Analyzes Municipal Ownership
The committee reviews why towns consider gas and electric ownership, noting private firms’ rates, service quality, and costs. It outlines legal hurdles, required votes, depreciation rules, and how the town would pay for a plant, estimating total costs around 403000 including equipment and litigation.
Town Considers Gas and Electric Plant Purchase
A town committee reports the annual cost to operate gas and electric plants would exceed revenue, indicating municipal ownership would require about $28,000 in new taxes annually. It urges continuing private utility contracts and rejects municipal acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Letters at Winthrop Post Office for Week Ending June 15
List of remaining letters includes Clark Fannie Dalton Alice E. Howard Edward Johnson Minnie Jiles Charles McHenry Mr and Mrs M F Myers Malcom H Pierce Mrs D Rand Reid J E Shattuck Mrs Katherine Simpson F Wendell and The Shirley House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Post Office
Clark
Fannie
Dalton
Alice E
Howard
Edward
Johnson
Minnie
Jiles
Charles
McHenry
M. F
Myers
Malcom H
Pierce
D. Rand
Reid
J.E
Shattuck
Katherine
Simpson
F. Wendell
Shirley House
Corner Stone Noted For Church Facade Details
The article describes a church with transepts and choir, a wheel window above three portals, brick banding, and arches supporting the cornice. The tower with a granite bell fry reflects Palladio influence, a copper cross dominates, and a blue slate roof tops the structure. A clerestory lights the nave, with a basement planned to seat 800-900 and an upper church capacity of 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palladio
Deane Winthrop Lodge Meets Fridays at Endicott Hall
Deane Winthrop Lodge No. 180 of P. meets every Friday in Endicott hall Winthrop Centre with officers Clyde D. Moulton and William C. Skaggs presiding. Visiting Knights welcome. Free Kodak instruction at Brown's Pharmacies offered to promote the art of picture taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane Winthrop Lodge
Endicott Hall
Masonic
Winthrop Centre
Clyde D. Moulton
C. C
William C. Skaggs
Brown
Foreclosure sale on Ocean Spray lot Winthrop Beach
Pursuant to a mortgage dated November 20 1914 Samuel Gilman and Rebecca Gilman of Boston convey realty in Ocean Spray Winthrop to Rachel Ron. The property, lot 176 on a plan of Ocean over Lots, 5000 square feet, subjects include a first mortgage of 1800 and a sale for 300 cash due at sale. Sale scheduled June 15 22 29 with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward le Probon
Blanche G. le Pro- Bon
Winthrop
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Daniel F. Cunningham
Boston
Commonwealth
Edgar F. Power
North
Whitman and Breck
Freeman
John L
Sarah E. Sawyer
Lara A. Haley
Samuel Gilman
Rebecca Gilhan
County of
Commonwealth’ of
Massachusetts
Rachel
Ron
Ocean Spray
Pearl Avenue
Shirley Street
Winthrop Beach
Whitman
Beck
Rebeca Gilman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Schryver
School of Stenography and Typewriting
Ua. E
Temple Avenue
Endicott
A. E. Whittemore
Jefferson Street
Winthrop Centre Station
George C. Edwards
Hermon Street
Louis Racga
Best
Washington Ave
Crest Ave
Winthrop Highland Station
Revere ST
Col. Central St
Point Shirley Cottage
Ocean
Tufts Avenue
Floyd & Tucker Schec! $T., Bostor
Walter _B. Thayer
Florence A. Thayer
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Winthrop Visitor
Teles
Post
Mass
Herbert. E. Emerson
Grainger
East Boston Free Press
James
Chelsed Gazette
Electric Light” Committee
Danvers
Board of Gas & Electric Light Commissioners
Edison Company
Consolidated Gas Company
Edison Company al Igant
Beata Spat
Sheyeey
Atollomcentsee Avenue
Buc4
Geneeereas
LO Cse Ane
Throp
Gas and Electric Company
Charles E’ Cowan
William McKie
George H. Gibby
Charles P. Pike
Edgar H. Whitney
OR. C. A. Nevers
Wadsworth Block
Winthrop Dentis
A. F. Reardon
Washington Chambers
Sulte
Deane Winthrop
George B. Stevens
Pleasant St
Winthrop Center
Bert Boorman
Villa Ave
C. E. Johnson, M.D
Winthrop St
Deeee
Geo. H. French
M. D
Pleasant Street
Pauline Street
Josie E. Clapp Chiropodist
Marcel
Cross St
Enterprise Co-Operative Bank
Meridian St
East Boston
Robert F. Jordan
Ralph P. Badger
South Common St
Lynn
Winthrop Cash Dry Goods
Lewis B
C. E. Hall & Sons
Beachmont
Fletcher
Astoria
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