Alfred Tewksbury Touts Russet Footwear in Winthrop Sale
Local store owner Alfred Tewksbury advertises russet and patent leather shoes and stockings at bargain prices. The note highlights new styles, rubber collars, and a sale event at his shop as residents plan summer outings and social visits across Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Tewksbury
Henry J. Cook
Johnson Avenue
Eliza Graham
Leila Sparrow
East Boston
Henry A. Westall
Simpson Terrace
Faun Bar Avenue
Cottage Hill
Lula Dyer
Lila Webster
Pauline Street
New York
Miss Dyer
Linz
Ethel Dyer
Winthrop
Jack
Concannon
Shirley Street
Maine
Bath
Augusta
Brunswick
Sarat Concannon
Kennebec River
Mrs. Souther
Boston
Sprague
Cottage Park Avenue
O. F. Belcher
Orlando Avenue
Various Visits and Local Notices From Winthrop News
Mrs. Stephen Sawyer and baby travel to Welfleet for a month while others plan Memorial Day visits to Norwich Conn. A Winthrop group notes engagements with Fitchburg, New London and Martha's Vineyard. fund requests and social events fill the week. Memorial Day services are reported with a G A R presence and the Lincoln Gettysburg address read by a Winthrop member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Sawyer
Winthrop Street
Welfleet
H. W. Hants
Bartlett Road
Norwich
Conn
Sarah M. Leathe
Fitchburg
G. N. Hayes
Sagamore Avenue
William
Young
Thornton
New London
O. S. Beetle
James Avenue
Martha's Vineyard
Warren Laird
H. J. Soule
Nadene
Carrie Kent
Pelham
N. H
J. P. Graham
Richard
Sheffield
Winthrop War Veteran’s Association
Do M
Bristol
Palm Reynolds
Revere
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
The
Baptist Church
Joseph Hooker
Masonic Hall
East Hoston
John McNaught
Winthrop
Edward Anderson
12Th Indiana Cavalry
Lincoln
Annie E. McNaught Smith
Winthrop Society Notes Homes and Visitors
Winthrop residents and visitors are listed with new cottages purchases summer homes and hotel stays. Andersons enjoy New York trip while Hawes Denier and others return from business or settle in for the season. The Cottage Park Whist Club met and plans a future gathering. Community figures host receptions and support Eastern Star and Winthrop Woman's Club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Park
E. E. Hawes
Adell
Coral Avenue
N. Y
E. M. Denier
Massachusetts Avenue
Back Bay
Lincoln
Rabies Alert Calls Strict Dog Licensing Enforcement
Massachusetts officials urge mayors police and town selectmen to enforce dog licensing laws fully. Owners must collar dogs with name and license number and kill unlicensed stray dogs to curb rabies spread. The notice cites Chapter 240 Acts of 1907 extending dog officer duties year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffington
Massachusetts
Austin Peters
Tiger V Lion Courage Compared By Showman Tale
A showman asserts Bengal tigers are braver than lions after a test with shooting crackers. The tiger approaches the fuse boldly, rolls the cracker with a paw, and remains unfazed by the blast, while the lion hides and shows fear. The piece also includes a brief humorous exchange about a sick husband.
Light For the Young Pickett From Generals Grant
Retelling of a cross line gesture during the Mexican War era when bonfires lit the Pickett line signaled by Grant and Ingalls and a silver service gifted to George E Pickett Jr. from his father's friends. The tale is recounted by Mrs Pickett with a humorous remark about finding the bright side amid adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett
Grant
Federal
George E. Pickett, Jr
Rufus Ingalls
George Suckley
Mrs. Pickett
McClure
Also Mentioned on This Page
Swant
Winthrop News
Peterson
Bradford
Cutler. Street
Winthrop Young Lady
Sun
Winthrop Beach
E. G. Leonard
Temple Place
Locust Street
Ocean Spray Station
Stafford
Atlantic Street
Cliff Avenue
Winthrop Rippet On
Isaac Clark Hall
Suffolk
Isaac C. Hall
M16
Samuel C. L. Haskell
Walter L. Haynes
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Haskell & Haynes
Haskell
Walter L. Haynes Winthrop
Point Shirley Cottage
Ocean
Tufts Avenue
Floyd & Tucker
School St
Endicott
Hiram Doolittle
Hannah
Guinthrop Nellis
O. A. Nevers
Bowdoin Street
East Conway
N.H
F. A.harriet
G. Urquidi
George H. Quinn
Yule-tide Charity Club
Wm. J Kershaw
Pleasant Street
Willis W. Bixby
Worcester
George W. Hyde
Temple Avenue
Julia Ward Howe
New England Woman’s Club
Vendome
Howe
Frank EB. Housh
Winthrop Highlands
E. H. Leonard
Adelaide Godding
Henrietta W. R. Frost
Arnold Aboretum
Forest Hills
Hamilton
Idlewood
Frost
Cainthrop. News
Charity Club of
Ocean View Hotel
Charles B. Wingate
Winthrop-Shore- Drive
Gamaliel
Rich
M. E. Church
Hortense Dudley Hay
Deane Winthrop House
Job Perry
Revere Street
District Court
Albert E. Clary
House of Correction
Dana Hall
Wellesley
E. D
Orutcher
Fort Brenton
Mont
Grace V. Carrol
Cather Oratcher
Julia ‘Moore
San Francisco
Hazel
Violet Easton
Aberdeen
Helen B. Lowry
Lexington
Floyd and Tooker
Mary Paine
Samuel G. Irwin
Main Astreet
Benjamin and
Harry M. Wilshire
Wilshire Street
Quinthrop News
J. T. Anderson
Mre
Doram
Charlestown
Trident Avenue
Mra
Cynthia Wall
California
Sea Foam Avenue
Utopia
George B—Azer
Belcher
Cottage Park Road
Thomas B. Dun
A. J. Young
Young’ S Hotel
Defender
Moore Street
Young’s Hotel
Hose House
Western Plains
Frank A. Talcott
Edwin Strong
Crystal Cove Avenue
Faneuil Hall
J. P. Monahan
Edward Aronson
Chas. A. Watts
Underhill Streets
F. A. Douglas
Winthrop Woman’s Club
Southwick
Effie S. Newers
State
Cliff House
Massachusetts” Bay
A.C. J. Pope & Son
J. B. Obrien
F. Belcher
Winthrop Mass
Mass
Geo. A. Cabot
Summit Avenue
Winthrop’ Hotel
Robert N. Chapman
Winthrop” Beach
Wathing Beach
Shirley
Chatstop
Ocean View
A. H. Ware
O. E. Nickerson
E. K. Tewksbury
Winthrop Beach Station
Lawrence G. Wadsworth
Winthrop, Revere, and
Chelsea
Henry W. Savage
Pemberton Square
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
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