Baptist Budget First Baptist Cacrcu Winthrop Hermon Street
Rev Frederick M Waite pastor at 179 Hermon Street Winthrop telephone 136 5 service daily schedule Morning Worship Bible School Christian Endeavor Evening Worship Midday Prayer Meeting and class. Friday Miss Laura Burrill presents Mission Study Class next Tuesday. Pastor to preach on The Effects of the Ascension. Porto Rico talk by Mrs Reynolds last Sunday. Missionary committee in charge of next meeting. Miss Crawford to China speaks. Pastor to lecture on Charles James Fox before Foxboro Historical Society next Wednesday. The Gospel Railroad sermon topic to include road bed destination motor power fare. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historical Society of
Foxboro
All Souls Church Announces Services and Youth Union Leaders
All Souls Church at corner Hermon and School streets led by Rev W C Litchfield lists services at 10 45 morning and 12 o'clock Sunday school with Young People’s Religious Union at Sunrise 6 30. The annual Y P R U meeting elected Kr Harrison Fox president Miss Gladys Stowe and Miss Ruth Salloni vice presidents Miss Frances Fox secretary treasurer. Good Cheer Alliance held its all day meeting midweek with refreshments. season finale to be June first at Mrs Dunham’s cottage Winthrop Highlands.
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Hermon and
W. C. Litchfield
Hermon Street
Young People’s Religious Union
Harrison “Fox
Gladys Stowe
Ruth W. Sallon
Frances Fox
Good Cheer Alliance
First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal Events
The First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal at 215 Winthrop Street invites all to a May 23 service at 10 30 a m led by Rev George E Stokes D D followed by an illustrated talk on foreign police at 7 30 p m with over 100 views and a class meeting. Friday evangelistic service 7 49 pm with the theme Sanctification. Monday Boston Preachers meeting at 10 30 am. Thursday Maynard Me Cleery and Childs entertainment. Next Tuesday service to adopt a new departure. Friday night meetings continue to grow in numbers and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Winthrop Street
Charles + Tiltor
Jefferson Street
George E. Stokes
Boston Preachers
Maynard
The Paragraph Pulpit: Religion Rises From Diminished Form
The piece argues that though church forms fade, religion endures in daily life. It notes growing altruism and the idea that love is religion, with religious authority questioned yet the essence persisting and strengthening.
Junior League Convention At First Church
The Junior Leagues of the Methodist Episcopal church of Suffolk County gathered at First Church with over 250 attendees. Raymond Dexter presided as Everett chapter president. Miss Mae Collins welcomed guests. Miss Edith Waterman spoke on practical religious life. reports were read by chapter representatives. Rev. O E Mark, Rev. George H Spencer, Rev. H Atkins and Rev. Charles Tilton attended. refreshments were served by Mrs A C Thompson and aides. the event featured plantation songs by Hermon Lee and readings by Esther Hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
O. E. Mark
Revere
Edith Waterman
H. Raymond Carter
First Church
Chelsea
A. C. Thompson
Hermon Lee
Esther Hatch
George H. Spencer
Everett
H. Atkins
East Boston
Charles Tilton
Arthur Baker
Winthrop
Lillian Rich
A. ©. Thompson
Boston Preachers Meeting at First Church Winthrop
The Boston Methodist Preachers gather at First Church Winthrop Monday morning for a ladies day. Bishop John W. Hamilton will speak and John Duxbury will read a dramatic Job. Special cars bring attendees. dinner for speakers and wives arranged by the Ladies’ Social Union. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Winthrop
Fenno
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
John W. Hamilton
D. D
L. Ll. D
John Duxbury
Tadies’ Social Union
First Church
Crushed by Ferryboat Injures Boston Deckhand
Swan Nelson aged 46 of 98 Everett Street East Boston a deckhand on the Brewster ferryboat of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad sustained a rib fracture while docking at Marginal Street East Boston. He was taken to the East Boston relief station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan_Nelson
Everett Street
East Boston
Brewster
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Marginal Street
Mr. Nelson
Card of Thanks for Loss of Albert L. Sawyer
The Sawyer family expresses heartfelt thanks to those who offered sympathy kind words flowers and support after the death of their son and brother Albert L. Sawyer Special thanks are given to John B. Tewksbury and Charles Cass Mrs Sarah E Sawyer Mrs W H Smith Millard Sawyer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Sawyer
John B. Tewksbury
Charles Cass
Real Estate Transfers In Winthrop Area
E Hawes Kelley and trustees transfer Pleasant Park road property to Clyde D Moulton for $1. Joseph Barry to Charles W Har grave on Pleasant street transfers valued at $1. Public notice lists two adjacent conveyances and nominal consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hawes Kelley Et al
Clyde D. Moulton
Pleasant Park Road
Joseph Barry-To-Charles-W.-Hargrave
Pleasant Street
Albert L Sawyer Rites Held For Fireman In Winthrop
Albert L. Sawyer 43 of 5 Pauline Street died May 13 after a weeklong illness from rheumatism of the heart. A Winthrop native and former call man with the fire department, he left a mother Mrs. Sarah E. Sawyer and siblings Mrs. W. H. Smith of Springfield and Millard S. Sawyer of Groton. Funeral at 2:30 Sunday at his home, with Baptist Church choir, burial in Winthrop Cemetery under Charles R. Bennison arrangements. Firemen pallbearers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Sawyer
Pauline Street
Winthrop
Sarah E. Sawyer
Sawyer
Winthrop Fire Department
W. H. Smith
Springfield
oDeral
Millard S. Sawyer
Groton
Frederick M. White
The
Baptist Church
A. F. Coggins
Millard F. Smith
J. P. Swint
Howard Shattuck
Death of Henry C. Hamilton at Winthrop Home
Henry C. Hamilton of Winthrop died at his Irwin Street residence from heart disease after a few hours illness. A native of Hallowell Missouri he was 72 and long active in town affairs including a fire department post. He served in the Civil War with the Fusileers and was a Mason. He married Addie M. Balter in 1890 and leaves a son from his first marriage and a daughter from his second. He later worked as a night watchman for the Boston Revere Beach Lynn line and previously ran the Winthrop steamboat landing restaurant.
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Winthrop
Irwin Street
Hallowell
Addie M. Balter
California
Fusileers
Independent Order —of Odd
Washington Avenue
Boston, Revere Beech & Lynn
Winthrop Real Estate closes several local transfers
The Winthrop Real Estate company reports multiple property sales. Purchasers include Maud P. Lane for a seven room frame house on Crystal Avenue, plus parcels on Central Crescent Main Endicott streets and Tappan Street. Additional transfers involve Elizabeth S Porter et al to Giuseppe DiCarlo, Oscar E Pease investment property, Susan B Kent occupancy, and Frank Hurwich investment from Abraham Levine.
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Winthrop Real Estate Company
David A. McDonald
Crystal Avenue
Winthrop
Maud P. Lane
Elizabeth-S
Pss
Porter-et-al
Guiseppe DiCarlo
Central
Crescent Streets
Main
Endicott
Elizabeth S. Porter Et al
Anna—J. Scanlon
Tappan Street
Charles L. W. Baker
Oscar E. Pease
Almont Street
William H. Hullet
Susan B. Kent
Trident Avenue
Crest
Abraham Levine
Frank Hurwich
Highland Bridge Whist Club Entertained In Winthrop
The Highland Bridge Whist Club was entertained by Mrs. John J. Dolan at 125 Cliff Avenue with souvenirs secured by Mrs. Ward F. Johnston and Mrs. George Swick. Hostess for next Monday will be Mrs. Charles I. Jacobs at 135 Quiney Avenue. A flower whist event, part of Winthrop Equal Suffrage League, is set for May 26 at Cliff House from 2 to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Bridge Whist Club
John J. Dolan
Cliff Avenue
Ward F. Johnston
George Swick
Charles I. Jacobs
Quiney Avenue
Winthrop Equal Suffrage League
Cliff House
Norah Johnson Barbour
Harry Knight
Charlest- Jacobs
Maurice H. Trask
Carrie V. Paul
Alice Downs
Charles G. Craib
Pleasant Street
Nelson Floyd
Austin E. Carpenter
W. F. Edgar
Daniel F. O'Brien
Washington Avenue
David J. Mahoney
Augustus W. Norris
Hugh J. Shaw
Clarence H. Pike
Cottage Park Bridge
Stanley T. Googins
Lowell Road
W.W. Thompson
John W. McNair
R. Stanley Sanderson
Arthur Brown
Loring Road
Emily B. Schafer
Boston
Pye
J. Flores
A. E. Pulsifer
Ars Fad Rideout
Winthrop Street
Five Hundred Club
the Highlands
Frank W. Fuller
Temple Avenue
Frank I. Housh
George Moore
Fred H.wenyon
Military Whist At New Winthrop Hotel Social Event
A military whist of thirty tables was held Friday afternoon at the New Winthrop Hotel. Mrs. Frank B. Orcutt and Mrs. George H. Hayes organized with Mrs. Franksford S. Sumner assisting due to a bereavement. Miss Hayes, Miss Burnham, Miss Orcutt, Miss Daly, and Miss Crane served as flag girls while Elliot Hayes played piano for the changes. Souvenirs were arranged by a group of ladies including Mrs. Hillier, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Pike, Mrs. Turner, and Miss Hallie Simpson. Refreshments were managed by Mrs. Orcutt, Mrs. Sumner, Miss Hayes, and Miss Burnham.
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New Winthrop Hotel
Frank B. Orcutt
Sea Foam Avenue
George H. Hayes
Trident Avenue
Franksford S. Sumner
Orcutt
Dorothy Hayes
Millie Burnham
Ray Orcutt
Even Daly
Marceline Crane
Elliot Hayes
Somerville
Sumner
Miss Hayes
Deaths in Winthrop and Boston Honor Long-time Residents
In Winthrop on May 14 Henry C. Hamilton aged 72. In Winthrop on May 15 Elaine Carr infant daughter of J Stewart and Helen Douglas Carr aged one year. In Winthrop May 13 Albert L Sawyer 43 years eight months. Rosette Coerant Schryver wife of Solomon Schryver aged 17 years in Winthrop Highlands. In Boston May 17 Oscar Noble of Winthrop aged 79.
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Hamilton
Winthrop
Henry C. Hamilton
Carr
Elaine
J. Stewart
Helen Douglas
Sawyer
Albert
L. Sawyer
Schryver
Winthrop Highlands
Rosette Coerant
Solomon Siehrse
Noble
Boston
Oscar
Organizations to pay advertising rates for social affairs
Lodge, society and church groups using our columns to publicize social events with an admission fee must pay advertising rates. The policy clarifies that such listings are not free and will be charged at standard rates.
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Church
Independents to Meet Reading in Semi-Pro Clash
Fort Banks forced to call off last Saturday’s game due to curfew. this Saturday the Independents travel to Reading to face a strong semi professional town team. Black or McQueen will be in the box for Sea Shore lads.
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Fort Banks
Reading
Winthrop
Black
McQueen
Sea Shore
Advertising pays better than any other kind
Classified blurb touts the value of newspaper ads as superior to other advertising. Mentions a humorous quip from Hoerner's Weekly about a prisoner and a judge, presented in a period style.
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First Baptist Cacrcu
Belcher Street
Frederick M. Waite
Scypalt Services
Christian Endeavor
All Soul’s Church
Stanford Mitchel
First Church of
Sanctifica
Tion
W. H. Smith Millard
Winthrop Real Estate
Henry
Mr. Hamilton
Winthrop Steamboat Landing
MONG
Thornton Whist Club
M. B. Westgate
John Miller
I. BE. Crosby
Teoree AW. Coffin
Hoerper
Maplewood
Bethlehem N.H
Automobile Centre of
White Mountains
Leon H. Cilley
Mgr
Fred L. Hall
Beacon St
Rowes Wharf Provision Co
Rowes Wharf
Atlantic Ave
Beachmont
le Bon Ton” Millinery
Tel
A. J. Young
Q. de Nickerson and
E. K. Tewksbury
Shirley Street
Winthrop Beach Station
Winthrop Mass
Frank P. Anthony
North Centre Street
Sargent St
Grocers
Suburban Gas & Electric Co
Winthrop, Mass
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