Church notices and union service details from Winthrop Beach
The passage lists church leaders and addresses, services at 730 West Dar and Union Congregational Church in Winthrop Beach, with morning worship at 10.30 and evening services. It mentions a C E temperance meeting led by Miss Flora Nagles, a Leap Year social, a merger of Woman's Home Mission Societies, and upcoming social events plus scripture texts for next sermons. The Union Congregational Church on Tewksbury Street schedules morning worship, a soloist, choir director, Sunday school, and various midweek gatherings including a Cherryflower Club meeting and Ladies Aid Society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Nagles
C. E. Temperance
C. E. Society
Woman’s Home Mission Societies
East
Ford
Emma Walsh
White
Tewksbury Street
Winthrop Beach
A. L. McKenzie
Marion Croley
Fred Ellis
C.H
Paul
Luke
Cherryflower Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
All Souls Church Services and Activities
All Souls Church on Hermon street lists morning service at 10 45, Sunday school at 12, Y P R U at 6 30, and a sermon by Rev C A Allen on Mistake of Worry with Miss Gladys Stowe leading the vestry session on Emerson. The Good Cheer Alliance meets all day Wednesday. J Episcopal Church on Bowdoin and Buchanan announces Holy Communion at 8, morning prayer at 10 30, Sunday school at 12 10, and evening prayer at 7 30 with address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermon and
School
W. C. Litchfield
Hermon Street
Young People’s Religious Union
C. A. Allen
Waverley
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Gladys Stowe
Good Cheer Alliance
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bowdoin and
Buchanan Streets
C. W. Henry
First Church of Winthrop Meth Edpt Observes Temperance Day
Sunday announcements list 10 30 a m service Temperance Day with sermon by Rev S H Noon D D secretary Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society at 7 30 p m Chaplain George A Crawford D D U S N The evening address on The Tobacco Habit postponed to December 6th. The church quartet and musicians are named with director BE Rowland and Minnie Floyd as organist Pauline Tucker Ethel Miner violinists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tilton
Jefferson Street
G. W. Goldsmith
A.8. Nickerson
A. C. Sawyer
B.b.rowland
Minnie Floyd
Pauline Tucker
Ethel Miner
BE. E. Rowland
S.H. Noon
D.D
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
George .A. Crawford
D. D
Westalls to Return From South Weymouth December First
Mr and Mrs Henry A Westall and family including Misses Hilda and Bilajoe and two sons will return to Winthrop from South Weymouth about December 1 and occupy their home recently purchased on Loring road Court park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Westall
Hilda and
Bilajoe Westall
Winthrop
Musical Evening At Sweeney Home For Baptist Vestry Piano
Mr and Mrs George Sweeney hosted a Thursday evening musicale at 25 Washington Avenue with over 100 guests. Mandolin solos by Miss Emily Sweeney and Miss Ella Manson opened the program, followed by Boston blind musician Prof Maynard. Duets by Mrs E D Carter and Mrs Winsor 8 Boyson and reader Mrs Russell Gardner drew praise. Proceeds fund a new piano for the Baptist Church vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sweeney
Washington Avenue
Emily Sweeney
Ella Manson
Maynard
Boston
E. D. Carter
Winsor
Boyson
Russell Gardner
The
Baptist Church
No Bill Against Buffington in Winthrop Police Chief Case
Grand jury reported a no bill in the case of Ernest R. Buffington former Winthrop police chief charged with a statutory offense. He was released from bail after arrest during his honeymoon on concealed weapons charges, which was dropped earlier. Buffington attributes the arrest to enemies and calls the exonera tion a victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest R. Buffington
Winthrop
Buffington
Winthrop youths arraigned on burglary charges in East Boston
Paul A Bragg Harry C Coffin and James J Monahan three Winthrop youths arrested in Providence were arraigned before Judge Clary in East Boston Tuesday. Probable cause was found and they were held for the grand jury in 1500 bail. They face charges of stealing jewelry valued at 200 from Joseph O Connell store a 25 watch from Thomas Copeland's house and 40 worth of clothing from Tewksburys express office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Bragg
Harry C. Coffin
James J. Monahan
Winthrop
Providence
Clary
East Boston
Joseph O’connell
Thomas Copeland
DEAN WINTHROP D A R MEETING HELD AT COTTAGE PARK
Mrs. Mary Laura Colton hosted the November meeting of the Deane Winthrop Chapter D A R with Regent Mrs. Hortense Dudley Hay presiding. An apron and handkerchief sale was set for Friday afternoon November 20 in the vestry of the Unitarian Church. Hay led the ushers and other officers attended the fall D A R conference at the First Baptist Church on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Laura Colton
Cottage Park Avenue
Deane Winthrop
Hortense Dudley Hay
Unitarian Church
Hay
Carrie V. Paul
Otis Skinner Shines in The Honor of the Family at Colonial
Otis Skinner delivers a genuine and emphatic performance in The Honor of the Family at the Colonial Theatre Boston drawing large fashionably attentive audiences. The supporting company, including Albert Garcia Andrews and Miss Percy Haswell, provides a harmonious display with a Thanksgiving matinee announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Skinner
Colonial Theatre
Boston
Mr. Skinner
Balzac
Philippe Bridau
Skinner
Pertuchio
D’artagnan
Robert Macaire
Mr. Andrews
Percy
Haswell
the Colonial
First class printing of every description
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Revere Journal
Mite Box Opening At First M E Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First M E Church held a mite box opening in the vestry last Thursday afternoon. President Mrs John W Callard presided. Reports included delegates from the New England Conference and plans for Temperance Sunday November 29. A check for 25 was presented in memory of Capt Irwin. A program featured piano and soprano solos and a paper on Lucy Webb Hayes Training School. A social hour and tea followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Hone Missionary Society
M.E. Church
John W. Callard
Mary Co. Woods
Temperance
Mary McLaren
Queen Esther Circle
Ernest Anderson
Charlestown
Marion Olsen
Arkansas
Barton
Reading Circle
I. C. Hall
Lynn District
Doris Rowland
Sea Foam Avenue
George W. Goldsmith
William E. Ricker
Lucy Webb Hayes
Washington, D.C
Pretty Wedding Unites Lavinia Yeaw and Charles Sampson
Miss Lavinia Delight Yeaw and Mr Charles Lewis Sampson were married Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert W Floyd in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev Charles Tilton. The couple will reside at 14 Sargent Street after a short wedding trip and are at home after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Floyd
Lavinia
Delight Yeaw
Charles Lewis Sampson
Charles Tilton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lohengrin
Lillian Rich
Ethel Sampson
Roland Davison
Joseph Eldridge
John Knudson
Herbert W. Figyd
Henry L. Sampson
Rich
Mendelssohn
John C. Bartlett
Wakefield
Sargent Street
Felicity Club hears Jennie Anderson on Jamaica trip
Mrs. Jennie Anderson spoke at the Felicity Club on November 5 about her journey to Jamaica. The program featured photographs and souvenirs, with a large audience and many guests. A question session followed, and the next meeting on November 19 will be a humorous evening led by Miss Eva Mayo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Anderson
Felicity Club
Jamaica
Globe
Eva Mayo
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