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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
5
Winthrop residents and visitors appear in a string of social items. Families travel to Brooklyn and New York for the summer. judges and ropes of civic groups plan meetings. Members visit Portland and Harwich. families relocate and remodel properties. a church mothers meeting is announced.
Mrs. Perry Hall is seriously ill at Summit avenue. The Houlder family moves to Beachmont from Tremont street. Frank and Tucker relocate to Brookfield road. Mrs. Merrill spends summer in Swampscott. Mrs. Winsor Boyson attends class day and the Harvard Yale game. Several visits between Winthrop, Park avenue and New Jersey. Flag procedure for Saturday parade. Rev. Peck to preach two Sundays. Lawn party planned June 28 at Deane Winthrop House. Alumni meeting June 27 at the high school. Local strawberry harvest noted. Brownie cameras promoted for summer trips. Mrs. Burbank and Mae Hall visit Hattie Tucker Floyd for her aunt’s 76th birthday. Unitarian Sunday School and Good Cheer Alliance picnic June 28 with special car service. Edward King and Alfred Harris return from Hampstead trip. Ladies' Social Union outing to Salem Willows. Gibbon house history and family reunion invitation. Bible school mothers meeting June 25. Mrs. Hattie Tucker Floyd attends Chapman School graduation with old teacher Miss Reid. Local grocers Drew and Wyman purchase Winthrop Food Exchange and renovate store with Middleby oven.
Joseph Bernhardt offers piano tuning repairing and polishing at 82 Crescent Avenue Beachmont. Contact Revere number 2935 and reference Mr Harry E Whittemore supervisor of music. New Method Wet Wikh at 273 Crescent Avenue Revere promotes a team in Win dropping four days a week by mail.
Congratulatory notes on a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Nickerson. Robi Cobb hosts the stork’s arrival weighing eleven pounds. A. J. Pilling attends Mr and Mrs Mackintosh wedding in Quincy. Robert Clarke of the U S S Florida visits town. Mrs Gammen returns from a Cape Cod trip delivering thirteen China talks. Woodside Avenue private school sets public day June 27 and picnic July 6 at Point Shirley. Haggerston family spends summer in Derry New Hampshire. Lucy E Allen to speak at First Baptist Christian Endeavor on Reading that is Worth While. Rev Charles A Stanley Jr and family expected by Red Star S S Menominee from China en route to Ohio, visiting Mrs Gammon.
A peculiar diet sustains the happy eagle of Brazil as officials note its subsistence on a simian diet. The unusual feeding behavior highlights the bird’s reliance on monkeys to thrive.
A reflective piece notes that forced romance and staged scenes complicate jealousy. It argues self-criticism can hinder progress and questions the value of appearances in a woman's fortune. Marriage without love is seen as a grave issue alongside divorce and money.
The piece extols the dogwood from Maine to Florida noting the white and pink varieties. It explains that the large white parts are bracts not petals and that the true flowers are tiny and greenish yellow.
An old tale warns against asking about age money and marriage as inquisitive people invite falsehoods. It advises to hold your horses and curb curiosity, noting private matters are the concern of relatives and indiscreet questions show no special interest.
A dealer named W. W. Freeman argues delaying painting raises future expenses. He claims extra paint and labor costs of five to six dollars per gallon over time, warning that waiting only increases the total cost and emphasizing paint’s purpose is to protect and sell.
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