First Unitarian Church in Winthrop Announces Services and Flower Festival
The First Unitarian Church of Winthrop Massachusetts on Hermon and School streets led by Rev W Litchfield lists morning service at 1045 a m Sunday school at noon and a free seating plan. A 7 pm Flower Festival concert features songs solos and floral pieces with announcements of department promotions. Parents and friends are invited. A Salem Willows picnic excursion drew a good crowd despite short notice and ideal weather.
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Unitarian Church
Winthrop
Mass
Hermon and
School Streets
Litchfield
Hermon Street
Salem Willows
Church Activities Announce Services and Meetings
Morning services at 10.80. Next Sunday morning topic The Fulfilled Life. Sunday school for all ages at 12 m. Young people's meeting at 6.45 p.m. Evening service at 7.80 p.m. Next Sunday evening topic Little by Little. Junior meetings Friday at 3.45 p.m. General prayer meetings Friday at 7.45 p.m. Mr MacAlister to lead praise. Mrs Reardon to sing. Young people's meetings paused till fall.
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MacAlister
Reardon
Ladies’ Aid Society
E. A. Smith
Evelyn L. Gilbert
Carl Larsen
Ida Hendry
Ella M. Hayes
Sophie H. McKenzie
Effie A. Willey
Anson Streeter
D. A. McDonald
O. A. Kelley
Stetson
Baptist Budget Miss May Lent to Represent UE Society
Miss May Lent has been chosen to represent the United Evangelical Society at the Silver Bay Mission Conference in July 1928. The Boys' Brigade will participate in the Fourth of July parade at Somerville with a detail from Winthrop companies. The Ladies' Aid Society hosts a Saturday food sale in the vestry from 2 to 5 with a 4 o'clock special meeting. Last Sunday nearly $800 was raised for the repair fund, and E F Chisholm led the pledge drive. The Fourth of July Message is set for next Sunday evening and Sunday school youths are urged to attend to learn patriotic ideals. The pastor will fill the pulpit at First Baptist Church of Lansing the first Sunday in August. Lansing is noted as the state capital, home to the State Agricultural College and an auto industry hub.
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May Lent
U. E
Silver Bay
Somerville
Winthrop Companies
Ladies’ Aid Society
E. F. Chisholm
First Baptist Church of
Lansing
Michigan
Vacation Religion Sermons Mark Winthrop Church Summer
First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal lists one hour services in July and August led by Rev. Charles Tilton and Rev. J M Leonard. July Sundays include a sermon on Vacation Religion, memorial service for War Veterans, Epworth League, and evening conferences. Other notes invite new members to see the pastor Friday evening.
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Charles Tilton
Jefferson Street
Winthrop
Epworth League
J. M. Leonard
D. D
Winthrop Sun And Visitor postal notice 1905
A damaged OCR item shows a 1905 Boston Mass postal notice listing rates due and processing details. It notes entry as a second class matter dated December 20 1905 and directs communications and payments to Winthrop Sun And Visitor at Washington Avenue Winthrop Massachusetts with editors listed.
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Eix
Boston
Mases
Lewis Block
Washington Avenue
Winthrop
Mass
Herbert E. Emerson
Ernest 4. Pierce
Telephone
Winthrop Beach Pleasure Ground Feels Overrun
The article notes Lynn Woods as a vast municipal pleasure ground but warns the brown tail moths overwhelm the area. They hang from treetops and crawl across roads, making the place nearly impossible for enjoyment or even existence.
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Lynn Woods
United States
Camden blocks Narrow Gauge ferry landing in rough weather
The big boat Camden blocks the ferry landing amid foul weather creating long waits at the station. Passengers endure heat and crowding while the docked vessel limits traffic and access for travelers.
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Camden
Schools close early as heat hits graduation week
Schools dismiss early to escape extreme heat. Administrators cite foresight by officials as graduation ceremonies proceed but with discomfort, dampening the usual joy of the exercises.
Breezetown City Proposed as Native Heath Name
Residents propose Breezetown as a suitable name for the local native heath saying it sounds attractive for the season and fits the city’s current warm weather. Local officials have not announced an official stance.
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Breezetown
Probing Wednesday Gunfire Ties to Parade or Separate Incident
Officials weigh whether shots heard Wednesday evening accompanied the parade and band or stemmed from an unrelated event. Investigators are gathering witness accounts and security footage to determine if the gunfire targeted participants or originated elsewhere.
Frost Library Hours and New Books Catalog
Frost Library opens daily from 2.30 to 9. New acquisitions include The Gentleman's Magazine Library edited by George L. Gomme with Romano-British remains Qv 942.01-1.2 and The Princess and the Ploughman by Florence Morse Kingsley K613.8. Periodicals listed include Munsey magazine Oct 1906 to Mar 1907, Strand Aug 1906 to Feb 1907, New England magazine Sept 1906 to Feb 1907, Rudder Jul-Dec 1906, National magazine Oct 1906 to Mar 1907.
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Gentleman's Magazine
George L. Gomme Romano
Florence Morse Kingsley
Munsey Magazine
Strand Magazine
New England Magazine
Rudder
National Magazine
Not in politics Promises are as effective as cash
An Advocate of Credit notes that the way to get on is to run operations on a cash basis while Senator Sorghum argues that promises can be as effective and less dangerous. The piece blends quotes on manners and social optics from multiple sources.
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Sorghum
Washington Star
Winthrop Post Office Letters for Week Ended June 29
The Winthrop post office lists remaining letters for the week ending June 29. Names include Miss Nellie Allen, Mons Didier Breton, Leandra Caugnan, Miss H M Chatu, R. Clarke, Harry Drew, Mrs Josephine E Foster, Thomas E Gleason, Miss Josephine Greswold, J P & Co Lewis, Miss Cora Macginnis, O Caine, Mrs James Skinner, Miss Bertha May Teater, John H Whitney, Mrs A G Wilkinson, Miss Helen Worden.
Last Meeting of St John’s Episcopal Men’s Club in Winthrop
The Men’s Club of St John’s Episcopal Church met in Winthrop for its season’s final gathering. John T. Anderson of Pleasant Street described his Jamaica trip and the January earthquake with photos and native souvenirs, detailing hotel damage and a near miss to a hotel they planned to use.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Winthrop
Egason
George O
Jamaica
John T. Anderson
Pleasant Street
Port Antonio
Kingsson
Anderson
Festival of St John the Baptist Celebrated by Masons
The Winthrop Lodge of Masons celebrated St John the Baptist Sunday evening at First M. E. Church. Members and visiting Masons in regalia attended with decor, music, and a sermon on Christian works.
Sermon Ends with Musical Benediction at Lodge Service
The speaker urged builders to follow Christ as foundation and praised contrasts of divine creation and human achievement. Mrs C E Johnson and Mr E E Rowland sang a duet The Vesper Song. Benediction followed and the Masong quartet led a farewell hymn God be with you till we meet again with organ postlude by George E Whitney.
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Jesus Christ
C. E. Johnson
E. E. Rowland
Nevin
Lodge
George E. Whitney
Mr. Cook
Masong
Caulfield Maloney Bride and Groom Wed in Boston Ceremony
One of the season’s most brilliant weddings took place June 26 at St John the Evangelist Church with Miss Margaret Josephine Maloney marrying Dr John Franklin Caulfield of Woburn. The ceremony featured a Lohengrin and Mendelssohn procession and a reception at Mrs Margaret J Maloney’s home. The couple plan residence in Woburn after a two week honeymoon.
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St. John the Evangelist Church
Margaret Josephine
Margaret J. Maloney
John — Franklin—Caulfield
Woburn
John H. Griffin
Hugh Roe O'Donnell
East Boston
Gertrude Donovan
Winifred Moran
Gertrude
Genevieve Devine
Peter A. Caufield
William Kelly
James H. Maloney
James Feeney
Thomas Maloney
Josephine Malloy
Winthrop Street
Third Quarterly Meeting of New England Conference Society
The third quarterly meeting of the New England Conference Woman's Home Missionary Society met at First M E Church on June 26 with about 200 delegates and visitors. Morning reports were led by first vice president Mrs O H Durrell of Cambridge. decorations featured flags flowers and a soprano solo by Miss Isabella D Bee. An afternoon board meeting assigned a committee to organize an October 12 food fair at Mechanics Hall focusing on Hull Street Settlement House with sewing exhibits Italian boys clubs choruses and addresses on Boston slums philanthropy. committee members include Mrs E H Leonard and Mrs Inez E Fox.
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New England Conference Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. E
O.H. Durrell
Cambridge
McDougal
Jesus
Isabella D. Bee
South Street
Lynn
Edythe Keene
Beatrice Hayes
Hattie Remby
John F. Callard
Winthrop Auxiliary
Queen Esther Circle
Mechanics Hall
Hull Street
Boston
E.H. Leonard
Charles E. Crane
William H. Chadwick
William F. Mooers
Lala 8
Searles of
Inez E. Fox
Chelsea
First Winthrop Conference Hosts Immigrant Aid Event
The afternoon program opened with devotions by Rev Charles Tilton and diplomas presented by Mrs G F Durgin of Boston. Miss Cooper spoke on a mile of pennies to fund immigrant homes in East Boston and Charlestown. Mrs O E Johnson sang Forever with the Lord, and Dr J D Pickles gave the closing outlook. The convention adjourned with thanks as out of town guests praised Winthrop hospitality. This marks the conference's first meeting here.
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Charles Tilton
G. F. Durgin
Boston
Reading
W. H. M. Society
Gounod
Winthrop
Winthrop Notes on Residents and Travel
Mrs W A Farnsworth of Plummer street travels to Hartford Conn. Miss Pearl Wood visits Pridgewater from Winthrop street. Miss Florence Keith visits Dorchester. Mrs John Baker from Pleasant street. Miss Lila MacQuarrie summers with sister Mrs Williams in Sackville NB. Mrs George E Henry and daughters depart Thornton Park for a month visiting Philadelphia Atlantic City New York and New Jersey relatives.
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W. A. Farnsworth
Plummer Street
Hartford
Conn
Pearl Wood
Winthrop Street
Pridgewater
Florence Keith
Dorchester
John Baker
Pleasant Street
Lila MacQuarrie
Lincoln Street
Mrs. Williams
Sackville, N. B
George E. Henry
Thornton Park
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York
New Jersey
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First Unitarian Church
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First Church of
Methodist Episcopal
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Winthrop Sun
Winthrop Visitor
Winthrop San
Lewis Trock
Beach Station
Frost Library
Harry
Chicago
St. John the Baptist
Winthrop Lodge of Masons
Mr. Belcher
John P. Coffin
William L. Grant
F. W. Hall
Edwin H Leonard
Leroy J. Cook
Charles Deunee
William
Order
F. F. Bullard
E. H. Leonard
GC. E. Tasker
EB. E. Rowland
Tilton
Coenen
Tasker
Solomon
E. F. Rogers
Lewis
Winthrop Beach
Frank
Barrett
Wadsworth Block
E. E. Crosby
Alfred Peat
Winthrop St
Winthrop News
The
Sun and Visitor
E. J. Bishop
Banks Street
S.C. L
W. L. Haynes
Hillside Ave
Cor
Beacon St
Shirley St
Garrage
Journal Building
Geo. D. Edwards
Glazier and Whitener
Hermon St
Ralph P. Badger
Chatham St. Ann
I. B. O'Brien
Coral Ave
Lillian F. Rich
Pleasant St
Edythe M. Keene
Winthrop Sr
Olga F. Byram
Centre Street
Social Halle
Town Hall
A. Papas
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