Winthrop Sun and Visitor Public Notice Details
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Notice to Vacationists and the Summer Dead Beats
The Winthrop Sun and Visitor outlines travel subscribers at five cents per copy and twenty cents monthly with prepaid postage. It discusses seasonal workers and roaming debtors who vanish after racking up bills, urging communities to help merchants by reporting unpaid credits and pressing debtors to pay.
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Highlands hotel opens in Winthrop with Hall at helm
The new Highlands hotel in Winthrop opened recently and is praised as a credit to the town. Veteran hotelier Fred L. Hall is lauded for his enterprise and the establishment is described as possibly the finest along the North Shore.
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Winthrop Liquor License Sparks Resident Protests
Orient Heights residents oppose a retail liquor license at the front door of Winthrop. Townspeople are angered, but there is no apparent remedy this year.
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Rail line adopts ten minute evening schedule
The B. R. B. L. railroad implements a ten minute evening schedule as coining money, with crews busy hauling empty cars around the loop due to unseasonable weather.
Death of Herbert W. Kempton in Winthrop
Herbert W. Kempton aged about 60 died Friday June 9 at 50 Marshall Street Winthrop after a 25 year residence in town He was born in Liverpool Nova Scotia and earlier worked as a carpenter in East Boston Survived by a wife and four children Funeral services were held Sunday at his residence with Rev W J Day and committal at Winthrop Cemetery Deane Winthrop Lodge R of P conducted the service Pallbearers listed and mortician W C Skaggs oversaw arrangements
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Nova Scotia
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Nels R. Nelson
W. C. Skaggs
Boston and national notes from June era letters
Boston papers report a 6 minute battle between a soldier and a shark off Fort Banks landing. Mrs. Wilson Hubbell raises about $3000 to buy an auto ambulance for the Police Department. Brown University batteries Fred Woodcock and Fred Tenney reunite for a Providence game. Ocean Avenue residents decry street and Shirley Street School grounds with loose gravel and brick debris eyeing town improvement.
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Wilson Hubbell
Ocean, Avenue
Shirley Street
Annual Reunion of Winthrop High Alumni Assoc
President Cherry OBrien calls all graduates to return to Winthrop High School for the annual Alumni Association reunion Friday night. The event includes a business meeting, entertainment, a dance, and a reception for the current graduating class. Arrangements are led by Walter Lyons Tina Busiere Mary Pratt and Principal Edward R Clarke at 8 p.m. in the high school building.
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Winthrop High School Alumni Association
Walter Lyons
Tina Busiere
Mary Pratt
Edward R. Clarke
Firemen Honor Dead in Winthrop Memorial Service
About 45 current and former Winthrop Fire Department members gathered Sunday to mark fallen comrades with church services at Union Congregational Church and grave decorations at Winthrop Cemetery. Led by Chief Fred W. F. Woollicott, the group heard Rev. J. Luther Neff’s sermon and wreaths were placed on 13 graves. No fatalities occurred in the fire department that year.
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Walter J. Sherman
Winthrop Cemetery
Point Shirley Notes Election Outlook at Club
Mrs Albert E Magee supported by a unanimous vote declines the presidency canvassed for Mr Thomas Davidson a popular young member expected to chair the club Plans for the season include rummage sales at his home honorary land owners certificates prizes and tennis court preparations New member intakes promise a busier season with 108 members listed
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Albert E. Magee
Point Shirley Country Club
Thomas Davidson
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