Gentle Worship Services at Winthrop Street Church
The Belcher Street pastor Rev. Freperics M. Waite announces morning worship Bible school and evening services at 10 30 12 00 and 6 16 7 30 with weekly study classes and Tuesday prayer meetings. Revival begins next Wednesday at 7 45 led by Dr. J A McElwain and Miss Zeffle Woodworth with candle sermon and musical selections.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Ladies’ Aid Society
Flora Neagles
Lynn
O. E
J. A. McElwain
Gordon Training School
Zeffle Woodworth
New England Evangelistic Association
First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal Services
The First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal at 215 Winthrop Street invites visitors to Sunday services led by Rev. Charles Tilton with gospel soloist Miss Alice E. Leith and a quartet. Sunday March 8 and 15 feature morning and evening sermons, music, and Sunday school activities led by Epworth League and Tilton Bible class. Revival services follow with several visiting pastors through Friday.
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Methodist Episcopal
Winthrop Street
Charles Tilton
Jefferson Street
Alice E. Leith
First
C. E. Johnson
Nickergon
C. E. Tasker
A. Sawyer
KE. Rowland
J. B. Goffin
Ventry
Juonior League
Epworth League
John Joyce
Building of the House sermon at Rev W C Litchfield church
Corner Hermon and School streets invites all to morning service at 10 45 and Sunday school at noon. Young People's Religious Union meets at 6. Seats free and church supported by subscriptions. Tomorrow's sermon topic The Building of the House addressed by Mr Robert B Doremus of Harvard Divinity School in the vestry at 6.
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Hermon
School Streets
W. C. Litchfield
Hermon Street
Young People’s Religious Union
Robert
Doremus
Harvard Diviny School
Young People’s Fraternity
Have Faith in Truth in the Open
The passage urges unwavering faith in truth, once hidden in creed but now active and tested in the open. It claims truth stands by present facts, faces scrutiny, and can deter doubt, never asking favors or dodging challenges. Truth, it says, is invincible and must be believed.
Winthrop Sun notice and recount update
The Winthrop Sun and Visitor reports election results with Keenan Sandy and Gove to remain on the Select Board. Recount using new counting machines showed no change except one vote for Mr Gove. Officials expect little change from last year. offices open Thursday evenings for public access.
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Keenan
Sandy
Gove
Winthrop
Sunday Law Proposed Bill Aims to Limit Charitable Entertainments
A state House committee reports a unanimous bill to regulate Sunday entertainments. Mayors or selectmen could issue licenses for Lord's Day events after 1 PM, with police approval and adherence to the day’s character. The measure names Wonderland Company and Sunday Law Enfor cement League among interested parties.
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State House
Committee On Legal Affairs
Wonderland Company
Revere
Sunday Law Enforcement League
Knaggs Banter Over Mourning Band
Humorous exchange recounts Mrs Knaggs asking about a black armband worn by her husband and Mr Knaggs replying it honors a late band member who has died. The Bits column captures the playful domestic exchange.
Union Congregational Church Tewksbury Winthrop service notes
Union Congregational Church at 48 Shore Drive hosts morning worship at 10:80 and evening praise at 7:80 led by Rev A L McKenzie with Albert Armstrong as precentor. Sunday school at noon, Friday prayer meeting, Junior Endeavor Thursday under Mrs Teague and others. A Bible gift for pulpit use to be presented by the Baraca Class.
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Union Congregational Church
Tewksbury Street
Winthrop, Beach
A. L. McKenzie
Shore Drive
Canaan
Albert Armstrong
Young People’s Choir
Oroley
O. E
Gedik Pasha
Turkey
One-design dory sailors plan Marblehead races and Revere water case
The Pilgrim program will feature the Lovett Wagner international cup defense with Shelburne Yacht Club challenging and preliminaries in Massachusetts Bay. Revere Town fights a $350,000 water plant deal. a new Sunday law may alter Beach entertainments. The B R B R R. discontinues ten cent Lynn tickets and doubles Boston Lynn fares to curb sneak-through.
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Withrop
Shelburne
N. S
Elizabeth F
Bay State Club
Shelburne Yacht Club
J. Samuel Hodge
Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Massachusetts Bay
Revere Beach
Leap Year Party at Cottage Park Yacht Club
A leap year party Saturday at Cottage Park Yacht Club attracted a large crowd of young guests. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Henry Carstensen and Mr and Mrs Charles Ehrman, with Mrs Wesley A above among the matrons. Annie M Gook Lelia Sparrow Marlon Partridge and Doris Rogers assisted. Walter Kee of Boston directed two German lanterns. The disappearing arbor was led by Miss Cook and Miss Sparrow with their escorts.
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Cottage Park Yacht Club
Henry Carstensen
Charles C. Ehrman
Wesley
Annie M Gook
Lelia Sparrow
Marlon Partridge
Doris Rogers
Walter Kee
Boston
Cook
Sparrow
Death of Arthur Redmond in Lewis Brook at 25
Arthur Redmond known as Tim died at his home in Lewis Brook Tuesday evening at 6 45 after a four day illness. Diphtheria is listed as the cause. Employed at the British Consulate office in Boston he was popular with local young men in the beach section. He leaves two brothers a sister and both parents who came from Kingston Ottawa. The body was sent to Ottawa Thursday with arrangements by Undertaker Benhise.
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Arthur Redmond
Lewis Brook
Redmond
Tim
Boston
Kingston
Ottawa
Distinctive New York Manufacturer’s Daughter Proposes Allowance
A New York Times excerpt shows a daughter negotiating an allowance with her father for slippers. She suggests about 15 cents weekly to teach independence and thrift, while the father contemplates the lesson on irregularity and thoughtfulness.
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Papa
New York
Catherine
New York Times
Winthrop Co-operative Bank Reports First Annual Meeting
The Winthrop Co operative Bank presents its 1908 annual report detailing member counts loans and shares. Officers elected for the new fiscal year include Edward B Newton president and Frank F Cook vice president with a large slate of directors.
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W. D
Edward B. Newton
Frank F Cook
Almon E Whittemore
Edward B Newtor
Browning K Baker
Jr. Channing Howard
Jeremiah Green
C. J Pope
Charles G. ‘Craib
Elmer E. Dawson
David Floyd
Henry J. Wright
Edward J. Clark
M. Austin Belcher
Henry Hutchinson
Harry W. Aiken
Joseph L. Newton
William G. McNeil
Walter P. Simonds
Henry M. Belcher
Herbert G Flinn
Voices From Our Town Urge Safe School Exits
A local letter urges Winthrop residents to demand better egress for schools after a Cleveland fire tragedy. The writer warns brick enclosed schools trap occupants, arguing for safe escape routes to protect children in future incidents.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Winthrop
Winthrop and Boston clash over town names and governance
A Boston Herald protest ridicules changes proposed by Winthrop officials, lampoons factionalism, and notes rumored street name changes from Ocean Spray station to Campville or Shanty Town and Shirley street to Mod avenue or Bogland street, questioning whether old names should be retained.
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The
Boston Herald
Winthrop
Town Government Association
Boston
Ocean Spray Station
Campville
Shirley Street
Mod Avenue
Locust
Crosa
Board of Selectmen
Letters and satire on local political groups and a joke
A reader cites a satirical complaint about a so called Good Government Association and a Boston Herald correspondent error. The exchange contrasts a loud voice and the crowd with the thoughtful thinker and notes a lingering joke about a young woman’s hair described by a friend and a sister remark.
Republican Caucus in Winthrop Town March 31 1908
The Republican Town Committee of Winthrop calls a caucus at Winthrop Town Hall on March 31 1908 at 5 PM to choose seven delegates to the State and Congressional district conventions. Nomination papers are available from Joseph K Davison from March 10 and must be filed by March 19 at 26 Bayside avenue.
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Carr
Boston
Mass
Addre
Winthrop
Lewis Block
Washington Avenue
Winthrop A
Winthrop Town Hall
Republican Town Committee
Joseph K. Davison
Bayside Avenue
Edward J Glark
Joseph E .Davis N
Mid
Executor's Notice for Charles H. Perkins Will
The subscriber has been appointed executor of the will of Charles H. Perkins of Winthrop Suffolk County deceased and has given bond. All persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them and those owing money must pay the executor David Floyd in Winthrop on March 14 1908.
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Charles H. Perkins
Winthrop
Suffolk
David Floyd
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Belcher Street
Freperics M. Waite
Sunpai Services
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First Church of
Ernest Lyman Mills
South Boston
George King
D. D
People’s Temple
Miss Leith
All Soul’s Church
Unitarian
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Herbert E. Emerson
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