Winthrop Notes Record Local Gleanings and Events
Winthrop residents report Bermuda visits by Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rozers and Mr. A. O. Thompson. Ada Cook and Belle Fraser visiters, piano entertainment at Brighton High School, and land sales by Floyd and Tucker to Clarence Walden. Community notices include circle meetings, illness and deaths, new goods from New York, and the Woman's Home Missionary Society date shift. Washington's birthday walkers, Order of Protection delegates, police relief ball with 500 attendees, and local accidents involving William McDonald and Elks involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 0. Thompson
Lewis Avenue
Bermuda
W. A. Patterson
Willow Avenue
Belle Fraser
Newport
Florence Tewksbury
Thornton Park
Brighton High School
Floyd and
Tucker
Ss. H. Mayo
Circuit Avenue
Court Park
Clarence E. Walden
Everett
Queen Esther
M. BE
E. H. Leonard
Coral Avenue
Winthrop Neighbors Report Social and Business Notes
Miss Bloomhall of Boston visits Mrs W A Farnsworth on Plummer Street and Miss Kate Trouise Beckley of Meriden Conn visits the same household. Realty sales include 4391 sq ft lot on Winthrop Shore Drive sold above assessed value for 8750 and a 2 family on Taylor Street sold to investor Silvermann. Atlantis comic opera debuts in Boston March 9 10 by Gardner Odell group at Jordan Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Shore Drive
Jon Winthrop
W. Grant
Congress Street
Boston
Miss Bloomhall
W. A.farnsworth
Plummer Street
Crystal Bay Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Kate
Trouise Beckley
Meriden
Conn
W. A. Farnsworth
and Mirs
J. G. Walker
Pleasant Street
Mexcio
Carrie Kent
Pelham
N. H
Samuel Belcher
Shirley Street
Thomas Floyd
Revere Street
New Orleans
Captain McDonald
Orleans
Somerset Avenue
J. J. Murray
Waldemar Avenue
Alfred Tewksbury
Frank Littlefield
Fremont Street
New York
Rufus H. Tilton
Middletown
Francis. M. Tilton
Norwich
Charles Tilton
Jefferson Street
Thomas B Dun
L. A. Meston
Winthrop Shore Drive
Richard Schwarzenberg
H. Martyn
William G. MacNeil
Taylor Street
Silvermann
Winthropites
Gardner-Odell
Atlantis
Jordan Hall
Boston Operatic Society of Sixty Voices
William H Gardner
Willow
Avenue
Odell’s Music Store
Tremont Street
New England Conservatory of Music
Annual Banquet of Winthrop Improvement Association
The Winthrop Improvement Association hosts its annual banquet at the Ocean View hotel next Wednesday evening at 6 45 with after dinner speeches and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Improvement Association
Ocean View Hotel
Paper Price Signal Sparks Reader Expectation
A terse note states the paper costs two dollars a year. The line hints at subscription pricing and reader commitment without broader context.
Man Dies Under Train At Highland Bridge
Henry J. Schell aged 59 of 24 Temple avenue was ground to death Thursday evening under a Boston Revere Beach and Lynn train near the Highland bridge. The body was found on the tracks by railroad workers. a library book with his name identified him. Schell worked in the construction department at the Navy Yard and is survived by a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Schell
Temple Avenue
Highland Bridge
Boston
Revere Beach
Lynn
Schell
Navy Yard
Margaret Winthop Rebekah Lodge Initiation Supper
The Margaret Winthop Rebekah Lodge 158 hosted a supper and initiation Monday in Social and Endicott Halls for about 70 guests. District deputy Mrs Marsh and others from Lynn plus East Boston delegates attended. Elinor Brightman was the candidate, Lucy Godbold the degree mistress. Next meeting is March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret. Winthop Rebekah
Elinor Brightman
Lucy Godbold
Stabbing Case Moves Forward In East Boston Court
Adolphus Mitchell, of 12 Oakland Street, is hospitalized after a knife wound. His brother William Mitchell is arrested and pleads not guilty in East Boston court. The case was postponed two weeks pending Adolphus's condition. William remained in Charles Street jail in default of bail. Also included are Winthrop’s weekly maillist and real estate transfers followed by a note on Magellan's voyage and Del Cano’s completion of the circumnavigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Mitchell
Oakland Strest
William
Boston
Adolphus
Charles Street
Juan Sebastian del Cano
Fernando Magellan
Magellan
Philippines
del Cano
Vittoria
Cook
New York American
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Winthrop
Winthrop News
T. T
George H. Doty
Sargent Street
H, Leach
Mass
Ocean View Street
Winthrop Highlands
E .H. Davis
Deane and
Quincy Avenues
Stanley
F. A. Healey
J. Lindquist
Beacon Street
Ocean
Cliff Avenue
Crest Hall
Summit Avenue
Louis Racca
Custom
Washington Ave
R. R
Winthrop Beach
Central
Revere Sts
Magee’s
Point Shirley Cottage
Tufts Avenue
Milton O. Rozers
Ada Cook
Winchester
Joshua Remby
Circuit Road
Ella M. Horne
Bartlett Fond
Lawrence
George Horne
Alfred
Tewksbury’s
Thomas H. Cross
Winthrop Street
E. W. Oakes
Woodstock, VI
Wesley H. Chaffee
St. Albans
Winthrop Cash Dry Goods
G Concannon
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Fireto E Church
J. C. Hall
W. E. Ricker
Washington
Harold Howatt
Joseph Glynn
Dorchester
Charles Croke
East Boston
Providence
Washington and
Summer Streets
Providence Y. M. C
Fannie KE. Jacobs
Quincy Avenue
New England Order of Protection
South Station
Worcester
Grand
Order
Jacobs
Revere Police Relief Association
W.a.mcneill
A. Brown
Bates Avenue
Alvah Crosby
Winthrop Police
William M. McDonald
Sturgis Street
T Wharf
Lodge of Elks
E. Armant
The
Unitarian Church
Binghampton
N. Y
Isadore Bussey
Annie Morris
Orlando Avenue
Boston Theatre
Slocum
Cottage Avenue
Wheeler
Dennis H. Daly
Crossy and
Locust Streets
Regine Marie
Deaconess Associates
Alphonso Belcher
Floyd & Tucker
School St
Meridian Street
East
Horace B. Butler
George G. Fox Co
Highlands
Winthrop Post Office
Jane Cole
Howe
E, O. Moore
Parker O. Wright
Winthrop Real Estate
Charles F. Lancaster
Jennie _E. Campbell
Nahant Avenue
Jennie KE. Campbell
Edith. Lancaster
Cosas
Lord Kelvin
Ginter’s
York State
Maine
Cal
Co. O. D
Ginter Grocery Company
Washington St
Summer St
Ganal St
Elm & Union Sts
Tremont St
America
Walter F. Jordan & GO. Medical
Boylston
Boston, Mass
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