Winthrop News Highlights Local Social and Sports Notes
Busy society page details include Arthur Wadleigh's batting lead for Hartford, Jamies Skillen abroad touring Britain, and hospitality events at 12 Pleasant Street. Socials feature sewing circle luncheon, a large charity bridge event, and a Canadian Club of Boston auxiliary meeting with readings by Stevenson Field and Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry—Carstensen
Court Road
Margaret Winthrop Rebekah Lodge
No. 153
J Pe Swint
Canadian Club of
Boston
W. A. Sampson
Wave Way Avenue
Frederick L. Clements
Dorchester
Frederick J—Daggett
Sargent-street
Robert Louis Stevenson
Eugene Field
James Whitcomb Riley
Edith Woodell
Waverly
Sampson
Phyllis Jordan
Winthrop News Highlights Local Residents and Events
Local residents move within Winthrop and beyond as families relocate to 60 Floyd street and 14 Irwin street. Harold Gould becomes East Boston and Winthrop correspondent for the Boston Herald. Community groups plan meetings and talks at the New Winthrop Hotel and Cottage Park Yacht Club with lectures by Alfred H. Brown starting May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hayes
Trident Avenue
Frank B. Orcutt
Sea Foam Avenue
New Winthrop Hotel
Harold W. Gould
Underhill Street
East Boston
Winthrop
The
Boston Herald
Ye Cottage Park Yacht Club
Fred
E. ‘Drew
Alfred H. Brown
Boston
Browning
Brown
New Home Conveyed as Edgar Power Sells
Final papers pass conveying 115 Loring Road to Elmer H Bartlett of Walpole who plans to make the town his permanent home. Edgar F Power has sold the new house he built at 505 Pleasant Street and will occupy fewer ties with the buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Centre
Jefferson and
Frenant Streets
Mathews &. Tibbetts
Fremont Street
Edgar Power
Pleasant’ Street
Loring Road
Edgar F. Power
Elmer—H. Bartlett
Walpole
Bartlett
E B Browns Dept Store Buys and Services
Leave orders for piano tuning at E B Brown 181 Winthrop Street or call Winthrop 489. The E B Brown Dry Goods Co has received a large line of rackings and ladies neckware. Have pictures framed at E B Brown's department store with a wide line of samples and right prices. A low Mass will be held this month at St John Evangelist Church each morning at 7 30 in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Street
Town Hall
E. B. Brown's
Winthrop Street
Winthrop
E. B. Brown: Dry Goods Co
Virgin Mary
Emma Russ Returns Home From Boston Visit At Underhill
Miss Emma Russ returns to her Underhill street cottage after a Boston winter. The Monarch A A opens its season with a baseball game at Pauline street playgrounds Saturday at 8 30. Mrs Wesley Tyler of 75 Highland avenue hosted Mrs Charles Dayton Skinner of Providence A L over the weekend. Mrs Skinner presides Elmhurst Alumni Association, of which Mrs Tyler is a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Edgar Coffin
Esther Coffin
Boston
Samuel G. Irwin
Main Street
E. N. Ellis
Beacon Street
Irwin Street
Charles Jordan
Phyllis
Marjory
Winthrop Shore Drive
Emma Russ
Underhill Street
Monarch A. A
Pauline Street
Wesley Tyler
Highland Avenue
Charles Dayton Skinner
Providence, A. L
Skinner
Elmhurst
Tyler
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Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Want AD. Department
Winthrop News
Ertion
Winthrop Highlands
George T. Morgan
Tremont Building
Haymarket
Heston
Mass
Cross Street
Sun and Visitor Office
Dolphin Avenue
Joyce Bros
Atkinson Circle
Hillside
Crest Avenue
Revere Street
Sagamore Avenue
George T. ‘Morgan
A. X
Grover Avenue
Highlands
George Lane, Jr
E. M. Hood
Sawyer Street
Hawthorne Avenue
Cliff Avenue
Grand Ocean View
C. H. Leach
Sargent Street
J. W. Sanborn
Chamber* of Commerce
Winthrop Highlands House
Arthur Wadleigh
Lewis Block
Hartford, Conn
Jamies Skillen
England
Scotland
Wales
Mrs. Skillen
Thomas H. Cross
Pleasant Street
Robert C. Cross
Watertown
Magee Street Market
Magee’s Corner
Arthur E. Rays
Brighton
Gregory E Stone
William Caldicott
Liverpool
S. S. Ivernia
Charles H. Webber
Velma
Ruth Webber
Winthrop Shore, Drive
Laura Walch
Nena—Herrington
Kenneth Herrington
Abbott
Hutchinson Street
Webber
Louis €. Smith
Bowdoin Street
Floyd Street
Mabel Paul
Summit Avenue
H. Wheatley
Fort Adams, R. 1
A. W. Leonard
Coral Avenue
Chicago
Harry A. B. Ford
Grace and
Gertrude Ford
George E. Marsters
Viola’ Marsters
Saganore Avenue
New York
Baltimore
Washington
F. M. White
First Baptist Church
Chelsea
Campbell
W. W. Freeman
the Eastern Star
Guy H. Maynard
Hortense Dudley Hay
Dunning
Frederick S. Mann
William J. Cordis
Bowdoin
Street
Winthrop Commandery
United Order of the Golden Star
Emmans. Smith
Henry Carstensen
Noble Grand
Frank F. Cook
Frances Merritt
J. P. Swint
George Swick
Washington Avenue
Highlands Bridge
James H. Deering
George W. McGaffey
Eugene M. Johnson
Charles H. Phillips
Waldo E. Boardman
Winthrop Equal Suffrage League
Norah Johnson Barbour
Edith Tyler
May O'Gorman
Providence
Charles A. Casey
Charles W. Rogers
Horace S. Ridley
Cottage Park Bridge
Harry M. Jones
Walter D. Rigdon
W. W. Thompson
Frank Woodcock
S. F. Club
Irene Fe Cour
Lincoln Street
Frances L. McLaughlin
Grace McNair
M. E. Church
Wadsworth Hall
Phidelah Rice
Leland T. Powers
Dorothea W. Smith
Woodside Avenue
Alice F. Swift
Neptune Avenue
Alpha Gamma Kappa’ Club
Cora E. Patterson
Swift
Annie Malone
Hermon Street
John Mulloy
Dodo Mulloy
Adelaide Robicheau
May Cronin
Linda Douglas
Ella Malone
Josephine Mulloy
George Quinn
John Riley
William Malone
William Marsh
John Doran
Grace Manning
Frank N. Belcher
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
A. D. Knowlton
Springfield
Quest and Question Club
Sarah B. Haigh
Winthrop Shore,Drive
Alpha
Frederick N. Barbour
T. Horace Howe
William H. Topham
Edith
C. F. Burke
Milton
Edward D. Carter
Charles I. .Jacobs
Harry, Tilton Knight
Charles H. Libby
E. H. Leonard
Alfred Ashley
Shirley St
Winthrop Beach
Moving
ALL America Shoes
Rice & Hutchin
Rice & Hutchins
ALL America Shoe Shops
Tremont St
Summer St
Stephen J. George
Talking Machines
Victor
Edward A. Atkinson
Winthrop Cash Dry Goods Store
Shirley Street
Oteena
Columbia
Shirley
R. J
Winthrop and Vicinity
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