Post Office Notice of Second Class Matter
Entry as second class matter dated December 20 1905 at Boston Post Office under the 1879 act noted with SUPERDAY March 20 1909.
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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1909
Page
4
Revere Fin Com Deliberates School Funding and Public Works
The Revere Finance Committee in session approves near term appropriations for departments including a reported 100000 for public schools with a goal to finalize by Monday. Voters prepare for town meeting to consider a bulkhead project south of Cottage Hill and a push to curb unofficial signs on poles under new enforcement.
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Revere
Cottage Hill
Winthrop
Winthrop lecture on industry education by Professor Perrin
The Winthrop Improverent and Plis terical Society held a free lecture in the old high school hall. Professor Perrin spoke on The Industrial School urging broader education for boys and parental duty. He stressed humane, practical guidance and noted reform themes from prison life in Switzerland appealing to local families.
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Winthrop Improverent and Plisterical Society
Marshall Perrin
Professor Perrin
Perrin
Departments Granted Four Dollar Increase in Appropriations
The Appropriation Committee reports total spending of 184 488 85 up from 190 509 last year. Fire, school, highway and bridge, poor, street lighting, salaries, cemetery, health, police, gypsy moth, and walks all receive raises. Nearly all departments are granted increases due to new needs and projects.
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Fire Department
Schwartz Ordered to Support Wife Four Dollars Weekly
Judge George in probate court requires Morris Schwartz of Winthrop to pay Sarah Schwartz $10 immediately and $4 per week. She alleged he left her December 31, took away personal effects, and moved to another home.
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George
Morris Schwartz
Winthrop
Sarah Schwartz
W J Orcutt Wool Merchant of Boston Dies at Home
William J Orcutt well known wool merchant of Boston died suddenly at his home on Cliff Avenue last week. He was buried at Mt Auburn Cemetery Cambridge on Saturday afternoon with Rev MK Henry officiating and the Schubert quartet singing. Floral tributes came from friends Joseph Webb lodge Masons and South Boston yacht club. Pallbearers included Howard L Stickney Thomas F Brown Charles E Butterman and William Hutchinson. The body will be cremated.
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William J. Orcutt
Boston
Cliff Avenue
Wase
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Ik. W. Henry
St. John's Episcopal Church
Schubert
Joseph Webb Lodge of Masons
South Boston
Vaehtelerb
Vvaeh
Winthrop Cooperative Bank Elects Officers and Directors
The Winthrop Cooperative Bank held its annual meeting on March 10 and elected officers for the new fiscal year. Edward B. Newton is President, Frank F. Cook Vice-President, Almon E. Whittemore Secretary and Treasurer, with a board including Newton, Whittemore, Cook, Henry de Wright and numerous other directors.
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Winthrop Co-operative Bank
Edward B. Newton
Frank F. Cook
Almon E. Whittemore
Henry de Wright
Browning
Kk. Baker, Jr
M. Austin Belcher
Channing Howard
Henry Hutchinson
Jeremiah Green
Harry W. Aiken
Ahrend’.c. J. Pope
Joseph L. Newton
Charles G Craib
William G. McNeill
Elmer_E. Dawson
Henry M Belcher
David Floyd Herbert G. Flinn
Alfred F. Henry
Boston University Students At Methodist Church Sing
Boston University students and choir will lead the Friday night service with speakers and singers. On Sunday night a large chorus joins the Church quartet and soloist for a grand praise service starting about 7 20. Arrive early to secure a good seat.
Pilgrim Plan Would Convert Pines Into Exclusive Resort
Owners of small cottages along the Pines face eviction as new buyers raise land values and impose strict building limits. Deeds bar cottages under 2,500 dollars, forcing removals within the month. Land borders a boulevard and state property, preventing moves, so many structures must be torn down. The hotel and grounds remain popular, but future plans aim to turn the area into summer residences.
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Revere
Park
Walter Delano
Oupoak Huber
Lembuctoo Tribe Entertained In Winthrop Evening
Anna B Moody Mrs W V Thompson and Mrs Harry M Jones entertained the Tim buctoo Tribe and friends on Monday evening in Winthrop War Veterans hall. A reading by Mrs J Remby Court Park and solos by Miss Josephine Mulloy entertained. Florence Tewksbury Thornton Pirk played for the dancing. A hat trimming contest rewarded Poanke Secour with the prize for best hat and Miss Ethel Minor won for driving four nails straight in a block of wood in seconds. A collation followed for thirty guests.
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Anna B. Moody
W. WV. Thompson
Harry M. Jones
J. Remby
Court Park
Josephine Mulloy
Florence Tewksbury
Thornton Pirk
Poanke Secour
Ethel Minor
Death of Peleg Rankin a Civil War veteran
Peleg L Rankin aged 75 an inmate of the Soldiers Home Chelsea died Thursday forenoon. A native of Vassalboro Maine he lived in Winthrop for years where he was a grocer. He served as a private in Massachusetts Regiment during the Civil War and was admitted to the home February 18 of this year. He leaves to his immediate family.
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Peleg L. ‘Rankin
Sodiers
Chelsea
Vassalboro
Winthrop
Rankin
Massachusetts
Death of George M. Perkins Former East Boston Engineer
George M. Perkins aged 47 formerly of East Boston died at his home 5 Atlantic Street after a shock. He was unmarried, survived by his mother and one brother, and employed as an engineer on the Boston & Albany. Funeral services will be held at his residence this afternoon at 2 p.m.
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Greater
Boston
St John’s Catholic Church
Jdla TL Griffin
Church Bilding Fund
Murray
Castle Square
Ireland
Clara Lane
Eleanor Wickham
May Powers
Josephine Molloy
Mary Maloney
Joseph Corrieri
George Mr. Perkins
Atlantic Street
Perkins
Boston & Albany
Pp AL Club Meets After Noon Social
The Pp AL Club met Tuesday afternoon at 72 Park Avenue with Mrs. Ida Frost hosting. Emma Adams gave an address of welcome, Emma Fowler described her California and Yellowstone trip, Toutsen Allen spoke on Oregon and the Seattle exposition with views, and Jennie Rogers presented on the New Possessions of the United States.
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Pp. al.’ Club
Ida Frost
Park Avenue
Emma A. Adams
Emma Fowler
California
Yellowstone Park
Toutsen Allen
Oregon
Seattle
Jennie Rogers
The
United States
M. F. Tobey
Winthrop Real Estate Transfers Two Blocks
Property notices announce transfers from Fennie Block to Nathan Block at Shirley Street and Sea Foam Avenue for two lots and from W Frank D Warren to Herbert J Mahoney at Deane and Quincy Avenues with a $1 consideration.
Whist Club Gatherings Highlight Local Social Scene
The article catalogs weekly whist club gatherings across multiple households in Boston area neighborhoods. Hostesses include Mrs. Joseph McIntyre, Mrs. E Everett Crosby, Mrs. Samuel Myers, and others, with souvenirs secured by members such as Mrs. B. J. Ahern and Miss Jennie Sweeney.
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Lewis Block
Washington Avenue
Vatiee Beach Station
Renrov
Suburban Gas & Electric Co
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Wee
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Favortfes
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Lb. Throp
Switzerland
Health Department
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W. J. Orcutt
Boston University
the Methodist Church
Peleg He Rankin
George M. Perkins
L. Club
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Joseph McIntyre
Lincoln Oere
John W. Herbert
B. J. Ahern
William J. Dealy
Jack TH. Webster
Aherm
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Ell- EK
Leslie Bigeloway
Thornton
Thornton Park
Edward N. Atcherly
Clarence A. Nevers
EE. Crosby
E. Everett Crosby
Winthrop Street
M. Samuel
Mermaid Avenue
M.samuel
Howard
Harold Barton
Grover Avewere
John A. Morrison
Eugene Hk Somerby
Gertrude Tud Son
Hiller
Grover hVermie
God Whist Club
Charles DB. Lewis
Cottage Avenue
Joseph H. Bradley
Dolphin Avenue
Eugene Cronin
Augustis W. Norris
Arthur Sullivan
George K. . Hayes
Trident Avenue
Frank B. Orentz
Sea Foam Avenue
New Winthrop Hotel
Josephine Donohue
East Boston
Jennie Sweeney
Belcher Street
Gertrude and
Lena Rooney
Visio
Caroline S
Meady
Charles Street
Willian James
Fitchburg
Harry A. B. Ford
Walter Macomber
Everett
Woodbury Knight
Somerville
Ryan
Ingalls
George FE. Hodgdon
Harry A. B. Lord
John P. Wakefield
Benjamin L. Stiles
Marie S. Schaffer
Oscar Kimball
Mary McCarthy
A. Hayward Sobey
Albert E. Pulsifer
Hawthorne Avenue
Harris Smith
Medford
Mary Troy
Charlestown
Frank M. Tiffany
Winthrop Shore Drive
H. A. Wright
Hallie_ Simpson
W.A. Rumpf
Dorchester
Thomas H. Cross
Cottage Park
Harry A. Lamb
Edward P. Watrous
Walter 2. Rigdon
Harry Vt—Jones
Sammuel C. Doane
Mesa Austin
Carpenter
Senin E
William T. Rymes
Moores, Street
500 Bridge Whist Club
Burgher
Highland Avenue
Samuel J. Byrne
Moore
Harry Mee Alexander
James H. Deering
Grover Avenue
Tre O
500 Club
Them
Thayer’s Pharmacy
Walter B. Thayer
Pharmacist
Shirley Street
Winthrop, Mass
E. F. Rogers
Lewis
Winthrop Beach
Winthrop J
Ames A
Sumner St. E
Triton Ave
Louis Racca
Custom Boot and Shoe Maker
Washington Ave
R. R
Cental and
Revere Sts Magee’s Corner
C. Edwinson, MD
Winthrop St
Phroi
Dee
the Land
Fats Am
le Bon Ton
Jefferson St. Opp
Centre Station
Francis Pratt
Optician Studio
Prenmont St
Chester Ave
Winthrop Centre
Thornton Station
Fort Hill
Carl Gundersen
Lewis Wharf
Washburn Avenue
Beachmont
Richmond
J. Travis Walsh
Optometrist
Winter Street
Shaw's
Revere Sl
Albert B. Dorman
M.D
Byam Hollings
Cor
Shirley St
Harry J. Cook
Johnson Ave
Meridian Street
East
Horace B. Butler
C. A. Nevers
Wadsworth Block
Alice Ball
Fizell
Cottage
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