Winthrop Churches Advertise Services and Talks
The Winthrop churches on Corner Hermon and School streets list morning worship at 10 45 with a Sunday school at noon. The Young People's Union meets at 6, seats are free, and all are welcome. A sermon tomorrow morning titled The Mission of Jesus is announced. At 6 Rev A J Kennedy will speak on The Work of the South End House. An all day Good Cheer Alliance sale prep is planned. A guest exchange with Rev F W Sprague of East Boston occurs one week from tomorrow.
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Hermon
W. O. Litchfield
Hermon Street
Young People’s Religious Union
Mission of Jesus
A. J
Kennedy
South End House
Good Cheer Alliance
F. W. Sprague
East Boston
Methodist Church and Epworth League Schedule in Waltham and Bowdoin Streets
Rev Charles Tilton leads a March 29 program at First Church with a special morning service and a noon Sunday school, featuring a quartet and an address by Mayor John L Harvey on Christianity from a lawyer’s view. St Johns Episcopal Church in Bowdoin Buchanan announces Holy Communion morning service and a bishop led confirmation week events.
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Charles Tilton
Jefferson Street
First Church
C. B. Johnson
A. 8. Nickerson
O. E. Tasker
C. A. Sawyer
EB. E. Rowland
J. B. Coffin
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tilton
John L. Harvey
Waltham
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bowdoin
Buchanan Streets
O. W. Henry
Lawrence
Liberating Spirit of Christ Highlighted at First Baptist
First Baptist Church at 179 Hermon Street announces morning sermon The Liberating Spirit of Christ and an evening address by Dr W E Witter missionary secretary for New England The church invites baptism preparation and religious instruction classes next Tuesday and spring mite box opening and men’s class banquet events through April 1 6 45 pm banquet followed by Roosevelt Rule address by Dr C P Gifford Boston Page Quartet expected to perform
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Tudy
W. E Witter
New England
Woman's Missionary Society
C. P. Gifford
Brookline
Roosevelt Rule
Boston
Union Church and Christian Endeavor Society
Witter
Gordon Treining School
Advertising rates for Syn and Visitor two-year contracts
Local publication promotes low rates for annual advertising in the Syn and Visitor. The notice emphasizes affordable, long term packages aimed at boosting business exposure. It invites merchants to contact sales for details and pricing.
Winthrop Faces Scarlet Fever Threat and School Reopenings
The Winthrop Sun reports no new scarlet fever cases this week as schools shutdowns curb spread. Schools will reopen by April 6 after fumigation, the public library undergoes fumigation, and Principal Bertha G. Twombly recovers from fever quarantine. Local health officials credit swift actions for preventing contagion.
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Winthrop
Bertha G. Twombly
Point Shirley
Shirley Station
Frank A. Douglas
Board of Health
Town Meeting Warrant Completion Praised by Voters
Citizens commend prompt completion of the annual town meeting warrant after a smooth session on Monday evening. Voters applaud the appropriation committee for finishing the work without delays and criticize past protracted debate.
Manliness and Religion Sermon Likely at Winthrop Beach Church
Union Congregational Church at Tewksbury street Winthrop Beach led by Rev A L McKenzie hosts a 10 AM morning worship on Sunday with a sermon on Manliness and Religion. An 7 PM service features Dr Frank Knight Sanders speaking on The Great West as I See it in my Travels. Sunday school noon Baraca class urged for young men. A 6 PM program shows Medical Methods in Mission Lands by Miss Calista Andrews. Prayer meeting Friday 7:30 followed by teachers meeting at 8:30.
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Union Congregational Church
Tewksbury Street
Winthrop Beach
Religious Education Society
Yale College
Divinity School
Donald Macalister
O. BE
Calista Andrews
Danvers
Former townsman hidden from sight after Windthrop move
The article notes CO F King leaving Beacon Villa after several years of prosperity, with locals still tied to the King Crowther oil venture in search of a market. War Veterans seek, then face opposition to a $2,000 building improvement at their hall. Edgar Power questions backing future veteran projects. Winthrop Yacht Club aims for a $10,000 clubhouse addition on Shirley Street amid dredging hopes for deeper water access.
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CO. F. King
Mr. King
Beacon Villa
Winthrop
Edgar Power
Power
The
War Veterans’ Association
Edgar
Winthrop Yacht Club
Shirley Street
Military Whist by Q and Q Club in tribute to Mrs O'Brien
Over 200 guests attended a military whist evening by the Q and Q Club with proceeds presented to Mrs I B O'Brien. The event at the hotel featured flag decorations, fort and battery themes, and a large array of partners and souvenirs. The program included bugle calls, piano music, and a brief speech by Mrs Henry A Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. O’brien
Q and Q’s
Lawrence Bargher
Elliot W. Hayes
Henry A. Hay
O’brien
Taltey
Soper
Payne and Thompson
Moore
Maurice H. Trask
Johnsons
Howe
Stone
Charles I. Jacobs
Sallie Schryver
O. T. Clark
E. W. Hayes
Albert W. Cobb
A. J. Pierce
Wesley Tyler
Charles Puffer
Hayes
Somerville
Neighborhood Club hears Sylvester on youth work at St John’s
The Neighborhood Club invites town young men to a Wednesday night meeting at St. John’s parish hall with Sylvester from Youth’s Companion as a regular State Y.M.C.A. speaker. He notes the town should have a gymnasium someday and the club is doing what it can for young men.
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Sylvester
State Y. MO. A
St. John's (Episcopal) Church
Nahant Moderator Hilary Lodge Heads Town Meeting Narrative
The article recalls Senator Hilary Cabot Lodge who moderated Nahant’s annual meeting last Saturday. Voters elected town officers in the morning, then discussed appropriations in the afternoon for the coming year. It contrasts Nahant with Winthrop’s earlier 19th century meetings and notes changes due to increasing population and new voting methods.
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United States
Hilary Cabot Lodge
Capitol
Nahant
Boston
Little Republic
Winthrop
Tewkeburys
Wymans
Longs
Winthrop Lodge Elects Officers In Annual Ballot
The Winthrop Lodge of Elke held its annual officer election at the clubhouse on Wednesday evening. Elected as Exalted Ruler was Dr. John J. Gibbons, with Frank P. Joyce, Albert B. Dorman, Alexander S. Neal, John W. Lilt, Frank H. Jenkins, Charlee F. Todd, Eugene Cronin, W. W. Colnon, William H. Barter, and James L. Johnstone chosen for various roles and terms.
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Winthrop Lodge of Elke
John J. Gibbons
Frank P. Joyce
Albert B. Dorman
Alexander S.neal
John W. Lilt
Frank H. Jenkins
Charlee F. Todd
Eugene Cronin
W. W. Colnon
Grand Lodge
William H. Barter
James L. Johnstone
The Paragraph Pulpit on Jesus Mission and Life
The passage argues Jesus came to offer life not death His mission was life itself and living nobly in service to God and humanity His death followed naturally from his living and his life inspires others to strive higher and dedicates the reader to similar service
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Jesus
God
Card of Thanks from Mrs Henry J Schell
Mrs Henry J Schell expresses deep appreciation for the heartfelt sympathy shown after her bereavement. She notes northern skies may be cold yet northern hearts offered warmth, creating a new tie of gratitude and affection at Winthrop.
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Henry J. Schell
Winthrop
Man Finds Lost False Teeth on Atlantic City Beach
A man recounts strolling the Atlantic City shore and pocketing a discovered set of false teeth after a curious passerby asks about shells. He admits never having lost a tooth and wonders who the owner might be.
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Atlantic City
iNo
Philadelphia
Judge Explains Conflicting Evidence With Cottage Ad
A judge tells a student friend how to judge conflicting evidence. He uses a parable of a house hunter who overestimates distance, while a boy cites an advertisement. The boy says he will not vouch for a sale, illustrating how to weigh statements.
Tea Cup and Dish Earliest Tea Vessel Origins
A note explains eighteenth century tea use, where tea was drunk from a handleless cup called a dish imported from China. The first handle appeared in English ware, and the saucer’s name comes from its resemblance to a sauce platter. The line about saucer eyes predated Lord Arlington’s tea party at Arlington House during the Restoration.
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China
Lord Arlington
England
Arlington House
Buckingham Palace
London Chronicle
Opera House Director Reveals Musician's Taste for Italian Opera
A Metropolitan Opera House director recalls a musician's wife noting her husband dislikes Wagner operas. She says he prefers Italian operas, adding he remains busy with chores and barely tears his shirts, while Wagner pieces leave him indifferent.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Dot
Heneffer
Dangerous Feat by Bossesman of South Africa
A Bossesman walks to a puff holder and places his bare foot on its neck. The snake struggles and releases venom from a poison gland. He aims to kill the snake and consumes its body while using the venom to prepare arrows.
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South Africa
Where Ma Was Strict
A brief dialogue between a girl and boy about parental strictness. The girl notes her mother is very strict, asking if others are. The boy says his father is the strict one, while his mother is lenient with him.
Grasper Rejects Journalist and Poet for Daughter
A cautious man prohibits his daughter from marrying a journalist or a poet. He criticizes journalists for wasting one side of the paper and notes poets do not finish lines, signaling disapproval of both professions.
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Grasper
Dr Sir Abbreviation Sparks Note Exchange
A brief exchange references a note to Burroughs beginning “Dr Sir” and a correction to avoid the slovenly abbreviation. The dialogue mentions the phrase Dick-No, sir and a reference to money owed, attributed to the Kansas City Independent.
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Tom
Burroughs
Kansas City Independent
Result of Early Training Cobwigger
Question and answer style note on character traits. New rich Cobwigger shows he isn’t a gentleman by paying cash for everything he buys, as stated by a tailor. The exchange highlights social cues around wealth and refinement in a historical setting.
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Cobwigger
Newrich
Merritt
Praise as debt, flattery as gift, French proverb
A succinct French proverb contrasts praise as a debt owed with flattery as a gift. It implies duty to give honest praise while flattery is a voluntary, optional gesture.
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Winthrop Churches
All Soul’s Church
Unitarian
First Church of
Winthrop Methodist Episcopal
Winthrop Street
Epworth League
Joseph Davison
GT. John’s Episcopal Church
First Baptist Cituzen
Winthrop Hermon Street
Belcher Street Bay
Frederick M. White
Sunpat Services
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Winthrop ,Sun
Mass
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Lewis Block, Washington
Ainthrop, Mass
Herbert E. &Merson
Ernest Dh. Pierce
Telephone
Winthrop Sun
Winthrop Visitor
Lewis Block
Beach Station
Union Congregational
Oae
the Pilgrim
the Neighborhood Club
the Mission of Jesus
Wheppemore, Sec’ and Treas
Wadsworth Building
Winthrop Centre
E. F. Rogers
Lewis
Frank
Barrett
Photographic Studio
Wadsworth Block
Geo. C. Edwards
Glazier and Whitener
Herman St
Ralph P. Badger
Rogers Ave
Lynn
O'Brien
Klock
E. E. Crosby
Winthrop,St., Winthrop
Lillian F. Rich
Teagher
Pianoforte
Pleasant St
Johnson
Mld
Winthrop St
C. H. French
Shirley
Soin
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