Winthrop Sun and Visitor Address and Subscriptions Notice
The notice states manuscript submissions by Friday 11 AM and that rejected manuscripts will be returned with a stamped self addressed envelope. Subscription rates list one year for $2.00, six months for $1.00, and three months for 25 cents. The paper is a second class matter dated December 20, 1905, at Boston Post Office. Communications and payments are payable to Winthrop Sun and Visitor, Lewis Block, Washington Ave, Winthrop Mass.
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Boston
Mass
Frost Public Library Adds Books and Donations
The Frost Public Library and historical room welcome visitors on weekdays from 1 30 to 9 00 pm. Donor Mrs. George A Marden gave seventy five books and Mr William G McNeil donated a copy of The Coffin House a history of Nantucket Island built in 1686. Several titles and call numbers follow including The Sowers by Henry Seton Merriman and The Snow Baby by Josephine D Peary among others.
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George A. Marden
Ocean View Street
William G. McNeil
Winthrop Street
Nantucket Island
Coffin
Henry Seton Merriman
Rose A
Charlotte
Marshall Saunders
Richard H. Davis
Josephine D. Peary
Free Lance
Alfred C. Lawrence
Dorothy South
George C. Eggleston
John Corbin
Charles G
Anniversary Banquet for the Timbuddy Tribe Celebrated
At Crest Hall on Wednesday evening the Timbugtoo Tribe marked its first anniversary with an elaborate banquet and love feast. All eight original members attended. John P Hughes elected president for the coming year with Alton Ric Thompson as vice president Frank A LeQour as secretary and Leon A Paine re elected treasurer. John W Malloy added as new member. An annousement program is planned for winter and preparations begin for a unique All Hallows Eve celebration.
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Crest Hall
John P Hughes
Alton Ric” Thompson
Frank A le Qour
Leon -A Paine
John W. Malloy
Open letter thanks governor for Sabbath baseball ban near Fort Banks
A Winthrop mass Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meeting votes to thank Gov Guild for actions ending public baseball on Sundays at Fort Banks. The letter disavows any ties to a Winthrop correspondent and cites concern for morals of youth and Sabbath observance.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Winthrop
Mass
Fort Banks
Boston
Thia Fort
A. Kinney
Beors
Relief Association Ball in Lynn November 19
The B. R. B. L Railroad Relief association holds its annual ball at Casino Hall Summer street Lynn on Thursday evening November 19 with Strachan's orchestra providing music.
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B. R. B. & L. Railroad Relief Association
Casino Hall
Summer Street
Lynn
Strachan
The Winthrop Sun and Visitor Notice
The Winthrop Sun and Visitor at Lewis Block opposite Beach Station opens daily and every Thursday evening from 7.30 to 8.80, inviting public access and information.
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Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Lewis Block
Beach Station
Winter timetable unchanged for Boston Revere Beach Lynn Railroad
The winter schedule goes into effect Thursday with all night trains and Trash hour unchanged. The 20 minute timetable remains unsatisfactory but will be used all day. Citizens show esteem for E B Newton by voting to name the new school building after him.
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Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Recount In 9th District Boosts Keliher By 35 Votes
The Monday recount at Faneuil Hall ends with Keliher gaining 35 votes overall to Conry and Monahan, reducing Conry’s lead from 376 to 411 in favor of Keliher. Monahan’s total remains unchanged, and original ward tabulations are praised for accuracy.
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Faneuil Hall
Keliher
Conry
Monahan
Winthrop Arts and Crafts Society conducts first meeting
The Winthrop Arts and Crafts Society held its first regular meeting on September 25 electing Hettie O. Barton as president Harriet Day as treasurer and E. J. H. Trask as secretary. Dues and memberships were set, an arts and crafts exhibition is planned for November 2 to 8 at 563 Pleasant Street, with post Christmas classes in art metal and stencil work to be formed.
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Hettie O. Barton
Harriet Day
E. J. H. Trask
Pleasant Street
Charlotte E. Trask
Death of Mrs. Sarah Marden at Ocean View Street
Mrs. Sarah Marden died at her home on Ocean View street after a year long illness. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 PM from her residence, conducted by Rev. F. M. White with First Baptist choir members Mrs. Colton and Mrs. Young. Burial in Winthrop Cemetery. Neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Chapleigh of Newton attended.
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Sarah Mardan
Ocean View Street
F. M. White
First Baptist Church
Colton
Young
Samuel Chapleigh
Newton
Winthrop Cemetery
P A L Club Opens Fall With Reminiscences
The P A L Club begins its fall season with a meeting hosted by Mrs Lizzie Wright at 156 Washington Avenue on Tuesday afternoon next week. The program features music directed by Mrs Frederick K Older and a reminiscence session by members, followed by a social hour and refreshments.
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P. A. L. Club
Lizzie. Wright
Washington . Avenue
Frederick K. Older
Elmwood Avenue
Remarkable growth of Winthrop post office expansion
The Winthrop post office has expanded to occupy two stores in the Masonic building due to population growth. Interiors were completed recently with new furniture and layouts for efficient mail handling, including a four-window setup, a carriers room, and display for department bulletins.
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Winthrop
Masonic
Post Office ‘Department
Department of Agriculture
Boston Post Office
David Belcher
U. S. Postal Service
Surprise Birthday for Harry G. Phair in Brooklyn
Friday evening September 25 a group of about two dozen friends gathered at 224 Bowdoin Street to surprise Harry G. Phair son of Mr. and Mrs. W W Phair He received a sapphire-set scarf pin and several gifts from family neighbors and friends Walter MacLaughlin spoke on behalf of the guests Phair thanked them with a cordial reply An informal musicale and refreshments followed with Auld Lang Syne sung Several guests were members of the Baptist Church class Phair recently passed the government engineer exam and received notice from Washington D C
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Harry G. Phair
W. W. Phair
Brooklyn
N.Y
J. William Cordis
Bowdoin Street
Walter MacLaughlin
Phair
Washington,d. C
Winthrop Real Estate Transfers on Bartlett and Nearby Streets
Real estate notices list transfers in Winthrop involving Browning E Baker Jr and Amnon Whittemore on Bartlett road, Theron Porter and Edith Colson on Sagamore avenue, Augustus Loring trustees to Charles Clark on Loring road, and other parcels including Crescent street Goddard street and Woodside avenues. Names include Baker Jr, Whittemore, Porter, Colson, Clark, Leach, Blake, Byrne, Moses, Sheldon Cook and Stover with nominal sums.
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Browning E. Baker,Jr
Amnon E. Whittemore
Bartlett Road
Alnton E. Whittemore
E. Baker, Jr
Thomas B. Gostiell
Theron Porter
Crescent Street
Charles D. Lyford
Edith G. Colson
Sagamore Avenue
Augustus P. Loring
Charles F. Clark
Loring Road
Emma M. Rich
Goddard’ Street
Edward C. Leach
Hallie C. Blake
Gutter Street
Cecelia A. Byrne
Percy L. Moses
Woodside Avenue
Plummer
Woodside
Fllen
W. Stover
Washington and
Einwood Avenues
Witteee Et
Buffington Cases Postponed to Next Week in East Boston Court
The cases against Ernest R Buffington former Winthrop police chief were called in the East Boston district court on Thursday forenoon. Both sides requested further continuance and agreed to assign the matter to Thursday of next week. Buffington is out on $3000 bail.
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Ernest R. Buffington
Winthrop Police
East Boston’ District Court
Buffington
Winthrop Deaths Marden Widow of George O
In Winthrop September 98 Sarah 8 widow of George O Marden. Funeral arrangements pending with local authorities.
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Marden
Winthrop
Sarah
George O. Marden
Walter S Glidden Renominated for Councillor Seat
Revere and Winthrop delegates chosen at Republican caucuses met Tuesday for the Councillor convention where Walter S. Glidden of Somerville was renominated for the 4th Councillor district seat.
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Revere
Winthrop
Walter S. Glidden
Somerville
Glidden Nomination Confirmed At Boston Convention
The convention at Wesleyan Hall Boston gathered over 130 of 197 delegates with no opposition to Glidden. John A. Campbell chaired, George R. Libbey served as secretary, and the nomination was made by acclamation after Rev R Perry Bush presented Glidden. A district committee was appointed with members from Chelsea Everett Somerville Malden and other cities.
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Mr. Glidden
John A. Campbell
East Boston
George R. Libbey
R. Perry Bush
Chelsea
Frank M. Carpenter
Everett
Charles H. Innes
Carroll W. Staples
Courtenay Guild
G. H. Tinkham
J. N. Thompson
H. R. Delano
B. P. Nicholls
Henry Wilson
Winthrop
J. E. Davidson
Revere
A. S. Hall
Somerville
C. V. Blanchard
G. R. Libby
Whist Event At Ocean View To Aid Bazaar Of Nations
The Ocean View Hotel hosted a large whist party Tuesday from 2 to 5 pm to raise funds for the Junior Charity Club Bazaar of Nations. Miss Mabel V Paul organized the event at Summit Avenue with 30 tables offered and ten filled. Souvenirs were awarded to Mesdames Deering, Purington, Sehink, Miss Clark, Du Vey, and Hutg. A military whist fundraiser for the bazaar follows.
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Ocean View
Mabel V.paul
Sunmit Avenue
Bazaar of Nations
Horticultural Building
Boston
Mesdames
J. H. Deering
Grovers Avenue
Charles Purington
Brookline
Sehink
Sarah‘ Hudson
Crestavenue
Clark
du Vey
Miss du Vey
Cambridge
Hutg
Sunday Base Ball Defeat for Fort Banks Protesters
Winthrop residents opposing Sunday baseball at Fort Banks fail to curb the games as the War Department letters uphold athletic training and nonviolation of laws. David Benshimol reported soldiers and town citizens make up most of the Fort Banks team with two to three soldiers playing regularly.
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Winthrop
Fort Banks
Army
War Department
David Benshimol
War Départment
Secretary of War
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Guild
Board of Selectmen
Benshimol
Governor Guild Replies to Benshimol on Sunday Baseball at Fort Banks
Governor Guild sends a caustic reply denying Benshimol’s charge of discourtesy and states the war department is not at fault. He notes Acting Governor Draper settled the issue during his illness and that Sunday ball playing has been stopped due to little activity, removing further complaints.
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Guild
David Benshimol
Benshimol
Forts
War Department
Dean
Fort Banks
Draper
Feam
Fort Banke
The Paragraph Pulpit and Youth Unitarian Faith
The Unitarian faith appeals to young people by emphasizing progress and strenuous effort. It champions courage, bold action, and ethical deeds, inviting energetic youth to join, risk for religion, and confront opposition in pursuit of heroic aims.
Subscription Offer: Two Dollars For A Year
An offer promotes a yearly subscription at two dollars urging readers to save money. The brief notes the price and longer-term value without additional details.
Stanley Dunn Wedding at Mrs Stanley Home
A refined ceremony at Mrs Anna B Stanley's Summit Avenue residence Winthrop Highlands joins James Clark Stanley and Flora Bell Dunn in marriage. Rev Fredericks M White officiated using the ring service. The bride wore a dark blue traveling suit and they depart for Exeter New Hampshire where Mr Stanley owns a large farm.
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Anna B. Stanley
Summit Avenue
Winthrop
Highlands
James Clark Stanley
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Custon
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Walter” S
Governor Guild
All Soul’s Church
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HOTEL
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4St Street
Broadway
New York
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Tan Faye
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Tel. Winthroy
F. A. Regan
Shore Drive
Ocean Spray Station
C. B. Johnson, M.D
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Optician Studio
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Tremont St
Aon
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Thornton Station
E. J. Bishop
Banks Street
E. E. Crosby
Alfred Peat
Pega
Ralph P. Badger
Rogers Ave
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Lewis Klock
Winthrop Beach
Cooperative Bank
Meridian Street
East
Horace B. Butler
New Nautical Garden
New England
Poole
Adies
Maijed Roadway
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