Unitarian and St Johns Church Notices in Winthrop
The Unitarian Church at 82 Hermon Street Winthrop Mass led by Rev W C Litchfield announces morning service at 10 45 with Sunday school at 12 and a talk on Gods Church by liberal religionists. Wednesday Elizabeth Ware Lane will lecture for the alliance. St Johns Episcopal at Bowdoin and Buchanan lists Sunday services including Holy Communion and evening address by the rector O W Henry.
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First Unitarian Church
Unitarian Church
Winthrop
Mass
Hermon
School Streets
W. C. Litchfield
Hermon Street
God's Church
Elizabeth Ware Lane
Newton
Alliance
Lane
Julia Ward Howe
First Church of Winthrop to Welcome Visitors Sunday
The First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal at 210 Winthrop Street invites visitors to attend services on Sunday October 13 with a 10 30 a m sermon by Rev Charles Tilton on Are Revivals out of Date At 7 30 p m the pastor will preach on the Sin of Omission Sunday school at noon Junior League at 3 p m Epworth League meeting at 6 80 subject Membership in the Church Music by the church quartet and morning and evening prayers led by Mrs Coffin the organist Class meeting Tuesday at 7 30 and prayer meeting Friday at 7 80 What Jesus Says About Himself.
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Charles Tilton
Pareenage
Jefferson Street
First
QO. E. Johnson
E. H. Leonard
O. E. Tasker
A. Sawyer
A. ©. Thompson
Epworth League
Baptist Budget Church Resumes Services Sunday October 14
Church services resume on Sunday October 14. Merrimac Street Mission set for Thursday evening October 17. Rally Day at Bible school tomorrow at noon. Parents urged to send children to the fall opening of the school. Take 6.56 train from Winthrop Centre. This is the challenge of the city.
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Merrimac Street
Winthrop Centre
Bible School
Dennison Defeats Moran In Democratic District Attorney Race
Dennison defeated Moran 108 to 72 at the Democratic District Attorney Convention held in Faneuil Hall. The lively gathering was called to order by William F. McClellan with Joseph H. O Neil elected chairman. Pelletier nominated Dennison and Barrs placed Moran in nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Moran
Moran
Joseph A. Dennison
Faneuil Hall
William F. McClellan
Democratic City Committee
Frothingham
Joseph H. O'Neil
Joseph
Pelletier
Dennison
Edward P. Barrs
Art for Schools Exhibit Offers Fine Pictures at Oct 14–18
A community art sale at Old High School Hall runs October 14 to 18 daily from 8 am to 5 pm and 8 pm to 10 pm. Proceeds aid public school land acquisition with admission set at 10 cents. Also notes Dublin College Green statue of the Prince of Orange with historic defeats and escapades.
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Old High School
Prince of Orange
College Green
Dublin
Ralph Bernal Osborne
Philip Crampton
Winthrop Sun and Visitor Opens Beach Station Thursdays
The Winthrop Sun and Visitor reports the beach station is open daily and every Thursday evening from 7 30 until 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Lewis Block
Beach Station
Old House Work, Lunch, and School Plans Noted
The article records an evening gathering with a 6 80 p m lunch and tea served by a custodian. It mentions a furnace installation in the old house, a bays picture for the new high school, and details receipts of 39 65 dollars from July 4th with 810 paid admissions and 647 postal sales. New members voted include W A Etherington Bradford Penn J Winn Brown New York City Flora Wheeler Frances Wheeler Winthrop J B R Buffington chief of police Winthrop Charles W Halil Winthrop. A unanimous thanks is given to Ea A Bues of Washington avenue for saving the Gibbons elm by purchasing its land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Hay
W. A. Etherington
Bradford
Penn
J. Winn Brown
875Th Avenue
New York City
Flora Wheeler
Frances Wheeler
Sagamore Avenue
Winthrop
J. B. R. Buffington
Charles W. Halil
Ea. A. Bues
Washington Avenue
Webster Nominated for Suffolk County District Attorney
Webster A Webster of Boston won the Republican nomination for Suffolk County district attorney after four ballots at a stormy convention. He defeated John K Berry 160 to 123 on the final ballot, with Berry urging unanimous support after the count. Ex Senator John E Beck credited Webster for sparking a finance commission probe of the city.
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Walter A. Webster
Boston
Suffolk County
Mr. Webster
John K. Berry
Ward 20
Webster
Berry
Representative Webster
Republican City Committee
Mr. Berry
John E. Beck
Chelsea
Finance Commission
Jesse M. Gove
Frederick J. Daggett
Winthrop
John 9. Richardson
A. D. Hill
Ward
Gore
Richardson
Daggett
Hill
Gove
Pilgrim notes train changes and seaside summer tales
The Pilgrim reports trains to Ingalls and the Highlands discontinued with all trains stopping at the Heights during rush hours. It notes sea serpents, license debates in Winthrop, and local curiosities from Nahant to Manchester. Annie Deane’s daughter Margery Grace sets a long distance swim record of over 200 feet at age 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingalls
the Highlands
Boston
the Heights
Lynn
Revere
East Boston
Nantasket
Winthrop
Revere Beach
Nahant
Marblehead
Beverly Cove
Manchester
Eastern Point
Jane
Boston Globe
Annie L. Deane
Cliff Avenue
Dorothy
Margery
Highlands
Asbury Park
N. Y
Margery Grace
Miss Cunningham
Special 15 Month Sun and Visitor Subscription Offer
The Sun and Visitor announces a subscription promotion for new readers. Send $2 for a year during October to December to receive free delivery until January 1, 1908 and a full year to January 1, 1909. If taken now, readers get 15 months for $2.00, about three cents per copy, with receipts issued.
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the Sun and Visitor
Lewis Block
Winter bathing pavilion proposed for Revere Beach
Discussion returns on a winter bath pavilion at Revere Beach offering hot salt water for bathers. A similar plan was raised years ago but not acted on. If revived next year a strong push will seek to complete the project.
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Revere Beach
Republicans Seek D.A. Win to Redeem Suffolk County
Republicans hold a chance to redeem Suffolk County by electing a Republican district attorney and will leave no stone unturned to achieve the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Gift to Revere Police from Gas Company
Malden chief McNeil sent a $50 check from Suburban Gas & Electric for police relief after two thieves were arrested, convicted, and sentenced for prepay meter thefts in Revere. The letter, dated October 2, 1907, praised Officer Chainey’s role and promised formal acknowledgment by the Police Benefit Association.
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Revere Police Department
A. B. Tenney
Suburban Gas & Electric Company
Malden
Mass
Revere
Massachusetts
Chainey
Police Relief Association
Town of
McNeil
Police Benefit Association
Marie Dora Shines at Park Theatre Boston in The Morals of Marcus
Charles Frohman presented Marie Dora at the Park Theatre Boston on Monday night in The Morals of Marcus. Critics hailed her as a new stage idol rivaling Maude Adams with intense talent and charm. Dora’s performance drew rave comments from both male and female patrons praising her dainty presence and captivating appeal.
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Charles Frohman
Park Theatre
Boston
Marie Doro
Marcus
Frohman
Dora
Adams Favorable to Mayoral Bid Cited in Transcript
The Boston Transcript describes Melvin O. Adams as a highly capable and popular candidate who could publicly champion his mayoral cause. It notes he would need strong pressure to accept a nomination, but that a possibility exists he might run.
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The
Boston Transcript
Melvin O. Adams
Deane Winthrop House Open to Public Weekdays
The oldest house in Old Boston, the Deane Winthrop House, is open to the public on weekdays from 2 until 6 o clock in the afternoon. Visitors are advised to leave horses at Ocean Spray station.
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Old Boston
Ocean Spray Station
After Cleaning Women Shift to Preservation Work
A Baltimore Sun reader quote notes a routine pattern: after finishing cleaning duties a woman moves to preserving and then the cycle begins again with more cleaning.
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Baltimore Sun
Giant spider encounter in editor’s room shocks guests
A party of English notables including a judge, an editor, and a naturalist watched a giant spider dart under hooks. The naturalist lifted the books as it moved, and the spider lunged toward the justice. The judge sprang up and the spider died. The naturalist lamented the rarity of the species, while the judge quipped about making it rarer.
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High Court
England
Winthrop News Highlights Local Social and Real Estate
William N. Daniels visits Springfield and Hartford. Highland Morning Whist Club meets with Mrs. F. N. Barbour and hands out souvenirs. Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips visits Highlands, while others tour Brockton and Dorchester. The Centaurea club plans a fall dance with Fiske's orchestra. A town meeting will discuss the water question. First DA R whist party tonight at the Deane Winthrop House. U S Post Office work underway in Masonic Building. Mrs. E E Poore offers catering services. Winslow Hyde returns from Westbrook Seminary for hand injury recovery. Five acres at Point Shirley laid out for sale. Local land sales and Court Park demand noted with several parcels changing hands.
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William N. Daniels
Shirley Street
Springfield
Hartford
Conn
Rath &. Root
Allston
Winthrop
Highlands
Highland Morning Whist Club
F. N. Barbour
Ellen Doane
Pauline Street
Brockton
Clara
Lucius Floyd
Point Shirley
Nelson Floyd
D. Belcher
M. Baker
Miss Baker
Bowdoin Street
Alexander
Dorchester
Elizabeth Phillips
West Medford
The
Visiting Nurse Association of
Medford
Friends
the Highlands
Palliser
Asbury Park
N. J
Deane Winthrop Chapter
D A. R
Deane Winthrop House
H. Griffin
Masonic Building
U.S
McLane Manufacturing Co
Milford
N. H
E. E. Poore
Fremont Street
Winslow Hyde
George Hyde
Westbrook
Jeremiah Green
Ocean
Tufts Avenue
Lyman 5. Meston
J. G. Miller
Cohasset
Hillside
Crystal Cove Avenues
James E.swett
Coral Avenue
Edward T. Harrington Co
Court Park
Wallace B Holmes
Melrose
Circuit Road
Frank W. Gibbons
Boston
Circuit and
Lowell Roads
Frank Moore
Somerville
Winthrop Real Estate Transfers Reported
William A. Byrne transfers four parcels on Woodside avenue to Jerome F. Murphy for R. 1. Murphy then conveys four parcels on Woodside avenue to Cecelia A. Byrne for Q. cat B. E. Gore and others sell to Leone N osby on Reddy street for Q. Crosby sells to Burt E. Gore on Eddy street for Q.1.
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William A. Byrne
Jerome F. Murphy
Woodside Avenue
Cecelia A. Byrne
E. Gore Et al
Leone Nosby
Reddy Street
Esther J. G. Mason, 80, Dies in Winthrop
Esther J. G. Mason, wife of James F. B. Mason, died in Winthrop on October 7. She was 80 years old.
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Mason
Winthrop
Esther J. G
James F. B. Mason
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Winthrop Churches
Pana Neooranaen
First Church of
Methodist Episcopal
Winthrop Street
Jesus
Art For
Lewis Brock
WisTuror
Herbert E. Emerson
Eexest H. Pierce
Telephone
Winthrop Sun
Winthrop Visitor
the Pilgrim
Revere Police
A.B. Tenney
Quinthrop News
Winthrop Real Estate
E. F. Rogers
Lewis
Winthrop Beach
Frank
Barrett
Photographic Studio
Wadsworth Block
E. E. Crosby
Alfred Peat
Winthrop St
Geo, C, Edwards
Glazier and Whitener
Hermon St
Ralph P. Badger
Chatham St
I. B. O'Brien Lewis
Lillian F. Rich
Pleasant St
Edythe M. Keene
Winthrop Sr
Olga F. Byram
Cenre Street
Miss Luella
Angie Bugbee
Underhill Sr
Rctice
Ctor
Town Hall
William A. Sampson
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