Belcher Street Pastor Leads Sunday Services at First Baptist Catron
Rev Frederick M Waite of 179 Hermon Street in Winthrop conducts study class and Tuesday prayer meeting at First Baptist Catron on Germon Street. Sunday morning sermon topic is The Intercession of Christ and the evening Children's Day concert by the Bible school follows.
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First Baptist Catron
Winthrop Germon Street
Heat of
Frederick M. Waite
Hermon Street
Winthrop
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Mildred A. White
Sea Foam Avenue
Whittier School For Girls
Merrimac
Alva
Rosse
St John’s Episcopal Church Services Announced
St John’s Episcopal Church at Bowdoin and Buchanan announces Sunday services with Holy Communion at 10 30 a m and morning prayer and sermon by Rector W Henry. Sunday school at 2 10 p m and Masons will attend the 4 30 p m service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bowdoin and
Buchanan
W. Henry
Masons
Two Worlds Sermon at Local Church Sunday
Rev W C Litchfield's church on Hermon Street invites all to attend morning service at 1 45, Sunday school at 12, and Young People's Religious Union at 6 30. Services promise free seats and a sermon on Two Worlds with infants christened last week.
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Hermon
Hermon Street
Young People’s Religious Union
Leetay Wlayaee
ALL Father
Universal Brotherhood
Qmakiye
First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal Notices
Sunday services at 10 30 and 7 30 include memorial exercises by Crystal Bay Lodge and Margaret Winthrop Rebekah Lodge. Rev Charles Tilton preaches. music by the church quartet. June 27 continues the series on the Ten Points of Doctrine. July 4 sermon on the Holy Spirit and repentance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Winthrop Street
Charles Tiltor
Jefferson Street
Dillon Bronson
D. D
Crystal Bay Lodge
O. F
Margaret Winthrop Rebekah
Charles Tilton
First Church
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesus Christ
Lynn Distier W Th c M Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Lynn district W. Th. c M. Society held its annual meeting at First M. E. Church with morning and afternoon sessions led by Miss Ley L. Searles of Lynn. Reports from auxiliaries showed successful district work and Salem Queen Esther also reported. The meeting featured devotions, a temperance talk, a sung contralto solo, remarks on work at Thayer Home for colored girls, and a patriotic Dixie trio. Officers elected for the coming year include President Miss Luet EB. Searles, Vice President Mrs. W. C. Perkins, and Recording Secretary Miss Adelaide Slack.
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Lynn
Charles Tilton
G. N. Smithe
Malden
Alfred Noon
Alfred 4. Haywood
James R. Pugh
J. H. Mansfield
Luet EB. Searles
W. C. Perkins
Cliftondale
Adelaide Slack
Obituary of Henry A Hay longtime Boston and Winthrop resident
Henry Appleton Hay died last Sunday after a prolonged illness. Born in Portland, Missouri on March 13, 184%, he moved to Boston, worked in business, then coal. He served 12 years as cashier of Lehigh Valley Coal and lived in Winthrop for 14 years with his wife Hortense Wadley, married 1891 by Rev Edward Everett Hale. Funeral services were held at New Winthrop Hotel parlors and Wilde Memorial Chapel with the Johnson Quartet and pallbearers listed. He belonged to the Ko Kol Club in Boston and left a large circle of friends and family.
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Henry Appleton Hay
New Winthrop Hotel
Mr.Hay
Portland
Boston
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Winthrop
The
Highlands
Haye
Hortense Wadley
Edward Everett
Ry Bennison
Lortland
Hay
Reys Clinton
Wilde Memorial Chapel
Winthrop Notes Highlight Summer Plans And Socials
Winthrop residents discuss summer plans with trips to Fairmount Heights and Norway. Local clubs host gatherings at Cottage Park and Highlands Bridge, with members and guests enjoying picnics, whist, and concerts. A Royal Arch Masons convocation and a lighthouse of community activity mark the week.
The Paragraph Pulpit A Unitarian Church Organizes for Open Beliefs
The piece argues a Unitarian church should not be a sect but an inclusive community. It says the church welcomes all creeds and beliefs and exists to serve a broader spiritual body rather than itself. It compares a church to a living person needing a body to work.
Deane Winthrop House Open To Public In Boston
The oldest house in Old Boston is open weekdays from 2 to 5 pm at Ocean Spray station. Bela J. Peatt, Boston sculptor of Governor John Winthrop’s bronze statue, has donated a framed photograph now displayed in the house. A bronze tablet on the statue base records Winthrop 1606 to 1676 as founder of New London and governor of Connecticut and notes the 1905 Connecticut monument dedication by the state for King Charles II’s charter services.
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Old Boston
Ocean Spray Station
Boston
John Winthrop
New London
Onnecticut Dijart
Connecticut
Charles
Boon
Convention Officers Named For Melrose Missionary Meeting
The document lists officers and helpers for a convention including treasurer Mrs. G. E. Parkes Melrose secretary of home missions Mrs. B. Murray Malden young people's secretary Mrs. F. H. Lord Lynn mite box secretary Mrs. I. C. Hall Winthrop reading circle secretary Mrs. E M Jeffis Lynn temperance secretary Mrs. Alfred Noon Everett literature secretary Miss Mamie Hansen Stoneham and notes the meeting adjourned after success.
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Retary
G._E. Parkes
Melrose
B. Murray
Malder
Home Missions
F. H. Lord
Lynn
Young People’s
W. E. Ricker
Winthrop
I. C. Hall
Reading Circle
E. ‘M. Jeffis
Alfred Noon
Everett
Mamie Hansen
Stoneham
Cottage Park Yacht Club Dances Open Summer Season
The Cottage Park Yacht Club began a series of summer fortnightly dances on Friday evenings with the entertainment committee of Thomas Barbour Rudolph Bennett and Alfred Roe in charge. A Bunker Hill night dance drew many members, wives and visiting friends as the regatta committee led by Walter Forbes prepared a race schedule for July. Commodore Frank Pratt presided at the mid summer business meeting, while Captain William B. Floyd and family reside at their Rhode Island summer home.
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John W. McNair
Waldenar Avenue
Cottage Ark Bridge
W. WW. Thomson
Eijoyed
Sailors” Island
Tweirty
Cotage Park
Cah
Thomas Barbour
Rudolph B. Bennett
Alfred H. Roeerly
Bunker Hill
Frank Pratt
Regatta
Walter J. Forbes
C. W. Chapin
Brookline
George G. Wolley
Walter Albert
Ambrose A. Martin
William B. Floyd
Mrs. Floyd
Miss Minnie
Rhode Island
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Senpat
St. John's Episcopal Church
All Ngul's Church
Unitarian
First Church of
Henry A. Hay
Winthrop News
Willian
Litchfield of
Fairnouth Heights
Nathaniel S
Temple Avenue
Abrs
W. H. Spaulding
Leomister
E. Morse
Harold Morse
Dorchester
the Hawthorne
Louis J. Vail
Highland Avenue
Captain Vail
Isaac, Hall
Atlantic Avenue
Norway
England
Southampton
Joseph Bernhardt
Crescent Avenue
Beacamont
Tel Revere
Stover
Winthrop Beach
Williams’ Drug Store
Winthrop Cen
Alfred Ashley
DA ¢ ‘Liff Avenue
Highlands Bridge Club
Charles I. Jacobs
Eugene M. Johnson
Samuel J. Byrne
Cliff
Avenue
Electa P. Sherman
Boston Political Club
Massachusetts
Mr. Sherman
Frances N. Trowbridge
Park .Avenue
Cottage Park
Ars
Herbert L. Swat
R. Vermer
R. Stenley -Sanderson
Henry Carstensen
Frank S. Barrett
James H. Clark
Als. Co
Jo M. Steves
Cottage Hill
Sheriff Seavey
Maine
Ada
Royal Arch
Masonic Hall
Frank H.byrne
H. P
Masonic
All Soul’s Church
Cottage Park Yacht Club
New York
Toggery
Shirley Street
Maplewood, Bethlehem, N. H
Maplewood
Maplewood Cotface
Maplewood Hotel
Acpostab
Fred S. Hall
Prorietor
Leon H. Cilly
Mer. Maplewood
N. H
Rowes Wharf Provision Co
Rowes Wharf
Atlantic Ave
Beachmont
Revere
Frank P. Anthony
North Centre Street
Sargent St
Coney Island College
Havana
Inc
Mass
Staples’ Coal Co
Totman
Rogers’ Centre
Winthrop St
Winthrop Centre
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