Q and Q Club Meets for March Afternoon Program
The Q and Q Club gathered at Mrs. Helen Wright’s Trident Avenue home on Tuesday March 9. A gentleman’s night was changed to a dinner for March 27. Mrs. Anna Trask spoke on Minor Poets and read selections by Bret Harte James Boyle O'Reilly and others. The group will meet March 23 at Mrs. Webber’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. and
Q. Club
Helen Wright
Trident Avenue
Sackminster
Tyler
Anna Trask
C. B. Atwood
Entre Nous Club
Albert Stacey
Wellington
Blaze
Carl Floyd
Esther Stover
the Banner
James F. McDowell
Dorchester
George W. Hyde
Temple Avenue
Albert C. Stacy
Knights of Columbus Ladies Night in Columbia Hall
The Winthrop Council Knights of Columbus hosted a ladies night in Columbia hall last week. John R. Murphy delivered an instructive lecture on Scotland and Ireland, enjoyed by a large audience, with musical numbers by Dealy Monahan Scott Cummings and O Neil of the East Boston Catholic Association. John W. Herbert presided as Grand Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Council
Knights of Columbus
Columbia Hall
John R. Murphy
Scotland
Ireland
Dealy Monahan
Scott
Cummings
O'Neil
East Boston Catholic Association
John W. Herbert
Playgrounds Use Requests Sought for Winthrop Clubs
Town of Winthrop announces the commissioners will accept applications for playground use from baseball and football clubs for the upcoming season. All requests must reach the commissioners on or before March 22, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Winthrop News Highlights Local Social and Visits
Winthrop residents report travel to New York for business and leisure. Mrs James Hillier of 9 Grover Avenue plans several weeks in New York while relatives host events and birthdays are noted. Community groups discuss life of Christ and ethics of drama, with meetings at St Johns and the Winthrop hotel. A Bazaar fundraiser for the Improvement Association is set for March 30 and 31 with decorated booths and items for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘< Hillier
Grover Avenue
New York
George W. Husted
Temple Avenue
Granville L. Burton
Winthrop— Tmrprove~ Ment and Historical Association
The
Improvement Sewing Bee
Elmer E. Dawson
Washington Avenue
Whist Club Meetings Share Souvenirs and Plans
A series of Wednesday to Friday whist and bridge gatherings across several clubs including the Wednesday Afternoon Whist Club and Highland Matinee Whist Club reported gifts of souvenirs secured by hostesses such as Mrs. Charles W. Rogers Mrs. Ben Hicks Metcalf and Mrs. Charles H. Phillips. The Cottage Park Yacht Club and Winthrop Athletic Association announced upcoming events with committees named and venues listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Case
Pleasant Street
Charles W. Rogers
Ben Hicks Metcalf
Charles H. Phillips
Cliff Avenue
Mon
Norah John
Son Barbour
Cottage Park Yacht Club
Fred E. Drew
Norman Fish
Arthur R. Towle
Thornton Whist Club
Charles
James Avenue
Theodore
W. Swift
Leslie Bigelow
Maddox
Mis Bigelow
Thornton Park
Bridge Whist Club
James N. Hillier
Grover Avenue
James H. Deering
Eugene Mr. Johnson
Edgar Bright
Aberdeen Street
Back Bay
Winthrop Woman's Club Crafts Meeting Recap
The Winthrop Woman's Club held a late afternoon meeting Friday March 4 at the old Deane Winthrop House with president Mrs Louise C Allen presiding. The federation committee led by Mrs Jessie C Dawson featured crafts demonstrations from Miss Wilson Mr Hamilton and others and a catered luncheon is planned for March 19 in the Baptist Church vestry for members only with one o'clock serving time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
E. Col. Campbell
Industrial Institution For the Blind
Weston
Bertha Colby
Lucille Pennington
Edith Grant
A. A. Cambridge
Pleasants
Boston
Pauline Tucker
Ethel Miner
Ruth Tucker
Josephine S. Fordham
Isabel He~Hanley
Anna S. Newton
Emma A. Adams
The
Baptist Church
Pilgrim Reflects On Winthrop Sanitation And Dress Codes
A local column criticizes the town board for likely enforcing modest swimwear standards this summer. It recalls a Winthrop conservatism, weighs a 1905 pipe construction dispute involving Charles G. Craib and Frederick O. White, and questions East Side rail yard blight and public health along the station area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Charles G. Craib
Pleasant Street
Pipe
Cambridge
Frederick O. White
Milefary Whist Event Draws Large Colonial Chapter
Colonial Chapter of the Eastern Star held a largely attended military whist party in Social Hall last Saturday night. The arrangements committee included Mrs. Katie L. Craib and other officers. Twenty four tables of military whist and four tables of plain whist were in play with souvenirs secured by a long list of volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence ~O. Dusten
Ralph W. Shorey
Victor H.mclauchlin
Sane Hall
Russell Duston
Glenville Coleman
Walter Baker
Colonial Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Katie L. Craib
Thomas H. Cross
Joseph W. Haines
Austin E. Carpenter
Rodney W. Walch
Endicott Hall
Improvement Association Annual Meeting Highlights
The Improvement Association held its annual meeting with 34 new members admitted. A free lecture by Professor L Marshall Perrin of Wellesley schools was announced for March 15 at 8 PM in the old high school. A vote of thanks was given to Edward A Buss for the Gibbons Elm preservation. meeting adjourned to April first Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Marshall Perrin
Wellesley
Edward A. Buss
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Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Ridgway
Bungaon
Shirley Street
Ir Gr
Pauline Steet
Permanen Place
K. M. Sun_and_ Visitor office
Mary Kate Lynch
Ocean View Street
Mig
Gh.carver
Vine Avenue
Water Front
David W. Simpson
Meridians Street
East
Jo Tf
Paine Furniture Co
Cottage Avenue
Dees
Grant
Congress Street
Winthrop News
G. H. Carver
Jaker
Thornton Station
Winthrop Highlands
Sun and Visitor Office
New
Ingalls Station
W. C
Marshall Street
Sunnyside Avenue
Wadsworth
McLaughlin
Cora Street
Hall
Winthrop Street
Tolet
Endicott
Social Halis
Point Shirley Cottage
Tafts Avenue
Floyd & Tucker
School St
Tel
Revere
C. E. Hall
G ‘Sons
Beachmont
Chelsea Investment Co
Eute Cottage
I Avenue
Winthrop M. Samuel
Tal
Ralph P. Badger
Nelson Street
Lynn
Kk. OF
Orpi
Park Department
M. B. Tewksbury
Joseph Marksby
Providence, R. I
Franksford S
Sumner
Brown’s Drug Store
Winthrop Centre
Almond—D. Woodmen
Prospect Avenue
Julia Yerxa
Winthrop Shore Drive
Boylston Street
William H. Barter
Birch Road
Worcester
Birchroad
James B. Connolly
South Boston
May Daly
Joseph M. Daly
East Boston
Thomas Flinn
George Alden Whitmore
J. Yerxa
Winthrop Shores Drive
Cutler Street
Samuel A. L. Haskell
Charles I. Jacobs
Quincy Averue
Springfield
Majestic Lodge No. 20S
New Hogland Order of Protection of Lynn
Grand Lodge
Jacobs
McKenney & Waterbury Co
1St
Franklin
Wilman K. Adams
Adams
Christ
F. L. Beal
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Weat Clark
Church of the Ascension
Alfred, H. Brown
M. A
New Winthrop Hotel
Gerhardt Hauptmann
Jennie Mclntosh
Women's
Board of Missions of the Episcopal Church
Colored Missions
St. John's Guild of the Episcopal Church
Joshua Remby
William
Wellington Douglas
Francis Tilton
F. B. King of
Newton
Methodist Church
Douglas
Renby
Sarah Bowman
Woodside Avenue
Samuel Myers
G. Alexander
M. Samuels
Mermaid Avenue
Hugh J. Shaw
Pleasant
Park Road
Daniel F. O’brien
Frank J. O'Toole
David J. Mahoney
Edward J. Grainger
Joseph Th. Bradley
Dolphin Avenue
Birsh Road
John. H. Putnam
Howard W. Wheeler
Jack Horner
William Foster
Brown
Winthrop Athletic Association
Winthrop ‘War Veterans’ Hall
E. J. Burgher
Highland Avenue
Merton D. Nason
Huntington Ave
Mr. Nason
Winthrop Woman's. Club
J. Ieenan Jedman
Ds Chaimuan
Deane Winthrop
Jole
Ocean Spray Station
Milefary
Bears
Astoria
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