Memorial to John P. Peirce Held Saturday May 22 1809
Notices list where copies of this paper may be bought for five cents at several Winthrop and Boston area locations including A T Bagness Opp Highland Station Boston Revere Beach Lynn Depot Winthrop Beach Co Rogers Centre Store Jefferson and Winthrop Streets Brown's Pharmacy Wadsworth Block Centre W B Thayer Ocean Spray Pharmacy Ocean Spray Elizabeth Rippay variety store Opp Centre Station and the publication office Lewis Block Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Bagness
Highland Station
Boston
Revere Beach & Lynn Depot
Winthrop Beach Co
Beach
Rogers Centre
Jefferson and
Winthrop Streets
Brown's Pharmacy
Wadsworth
Centre
W. B. Thayer
Ocean
Spray
Océan Spray
Elizabeth Rippay
Centre Station
Lewis Block
Washington Avenue
Seee Tsu Tuckerman
Chelsea
John Peirce
Chiel
North
Tns
Hook
Committee On New
Hecke
Rumney
Mereh
Joseph Trekenman
Orville Dewey
New Bedford
Boston & Maine
Revere Beach & Lynn and
Wianisimimet Co
Rumney Marsh
John 2
Peirce
Quinsigamiond
Pend
Worcester
East Boston
William H. Summer
Drake
Jonathan Belcher
New Jersey
Aaron Burr
Old Copp’s Hill
Marshfield
Marcia A. Thomas
Old South Church
Itz
Mr. Cooper
Philadelphia
Theodore Parker
Daniel Webster
Bunker Hill
George KE. Ellis
Cohasset
Edward Everett
Farmer's Almanac
Josiah Adams
Acton
Charity Dance in New Winthrop Hall Aids Sick Family
A charity dance held last Thursday in New Winthrop Hall, hosted by four town men, raised funds for a sick family. Committee members included Wal ter Lewis Rudolph Murray Leonard Egan and Henry Barry, with a long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Hall
Walter Lewis
Rudolph Murray
Leonard Egan
Henry Barry
Gertrude Lappen
Fort Banks Defeats New England Telephone Nine 14 to 11
The Fort Banks baseball team beat the New England Telephone nine of East Boston 14 to 11 on a Sunday at the fort grounds. A new rule now forbids anyone under 21 from attending ball games at the reservation, keeping many young fans outside the fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Banks
New England
East Boston
Fort Grounds
Letters Waiting at Winthrop Post Office May 22
Weekly list shows remaining mail for Cole H L De Vandaai Miss J Dyer Mrs Ada F Irwin L H Levy Miss Daisy McDonald Delvo n Sewell Mrs Geo with several names cut off or misread. The note records incomplete entries and unreadable fragments.
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Winthrop Post Office
Cole
H. L. de Vandaai
J. Dyer
Ada F. Irwin
L. H. Levy
Daisy McDonald
Delvon Sewell
Winthrop Man Promotes Bible Lesson Sheets Worldwide
Edward A. Buss of Boston writes weekly lesson summaries and questions to accompany the international Sunday school lesson. He has sent sheets for 13 years at his own expense, starting in Winthrop, spreading to many towns and Canada. The work is unpaid and popular in small towns, aiding home study and even starting Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Peirce
North Andover
Revere
Chelsea
Winthrop
Mr. Peirce
General Lafayette
America
John Parker
Lexington
Louisburg
Neck
Bunker Will
Captain Parker
Senate
Boston
Peirce
Old
Suffolk
Poston Post
E. A. Buss
Washington Avenue
Edward A. Buss
Canada
Buss
Advertising Boosts Revenue in This Newspaper
In a note on commerce the paper says advertising revenue outpaces other income streams, urging local merchants to place ads to grow reach. The column highlights the value of ads for businesses and the paper alike.
Coop Cottage Idea Gains For Cooperative Housing Plan
The Coop Cottage or co operative cottage proposes 10 to 20 families sharing a country style estate in Boston area. Architect Robert Brown promotes English garden city inspired homes with central dining, shared facilities, and six room cottages rented at 23 dollars monthly. Project cost around 44160 dollars with 10 percent return on investment, drawn by Filene Co operative Association in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William Filene Sons’ Company Co-operative Association
Filene
Washington Street
Robert Brown
YA Park Street
Winthrop
Mr. Brown
K. Brown
Filene Co-operative Association
Associated Cottagers’ Company
England
Sterns and Brigham
Trinity Church
Garden City Association of England
Arts and Crafts Society of Boston
Woodworkers’ Guild
Deane Winthrop House Open to Public Weekdays
The oldest house still standing in Old Boston is open for public tours on weekdays from 2 to 5 PM. Visitors are advised to leave cars at Ocean Spray station.
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Old Boston
Ocean Spray Station
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
John P. Peirce
Mary Cotter
Margaret Harvey
Louise Egaty
May. O'Brien
Agnes—_Kouke
May Kelley
Helen Rogers
Oris Monato
Esther Cotter
Emily Jenkins
May Jenkins
Ray Cenkins
Fred Millen
Darlow
Patrick Sawyer
Edith Tyler
Max Severence
Louise Lockhard
Richard Barry
George Mahoney
Charles Grimes
William Ryan
John Harvey
James Cotter
Aire
Truman Walcott
Alfred Allen
Dean Allen
George Prescott
Newton Holmes
John MaceCarthy
Arthur MacDonell
Joseph Corey
Walter Baker
Harry Lewis
John Bran
John Kelley
Richard McGene
My. Daniel Divas
May Rogan
Edith Manders
Margaret Sandrigan
Ruth Coster
Marjorie Ambler
William Eskriggs
May Cronin
Alice Moore
Rose Werrigan
Gertrude Mather
Terest Tappers
France
Carneys
Heten Murphy
Marjorie Harney
Dorothy Manning
Marguerite Doyle
Berth
Rolly Coyne
Mildred Kenney
Walter Donovan
George Balderson
Frank
Kardy
Revere Journal
ISUS
John Payson Peirce
Beach Street
Thomas Thacher
Horatio Alger
Josep Tuckerman
Phillips Parson
Battle of
William B.— Washburn
Alex. Ho Rice
William Claflin
Joseph
Terest
Ioun PL
Fletcher
H.T. Whitman
Channing Howard
Whitman & Howard
Civil Engineers and Surveyors
Devonshire St
Winthrop and
Fort Hill
Gabler
Shoninger
Ludwig &, CO. Winter & CO. Baus
Blake the Piano Man
Washington St
Oxford
Winnisimmet Street
Broadway
Bellingham Station
McCarty & CO
E. M. Burke
Columbia Square
Railroad St
Suburban Gas & Electric Company
Massachusetts Wharf Coal Company
Kilby Street
Floyd & Tucker
Winthrop Hardware Company
W. G. “Grant
Magee’s Corner
Mass
Freeman's Hardware
W. W. Freeman
F. W. Devoe and
T. Reynolds Co
Winthrop Street
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